Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1878-02-02

a decree of sale rendered by tn
Hon. the Parish Court of the parisl
lof Assumption, on the 25th day o
January, 1873, | will offer for sal,
at public auction aU the d0miciI,
LOT the late j. B. Landry, fils ant
wife, situated in this parish, il
lBrule st. Vincent, about two miles
from bayou Lafourche, to the LAS
land highest bidder, on
Saturday, March 2. 1878,
between the hours of 10 o'clock A,
Nj. and A o'clock p. NJ, the follow
ing described property belonging
io the above succession, to wit:
10. A certain tract of land sitn-
ated in the parish of Assumption,
at the place known as Brule st.
Vincent, on the left descending
bank of bayon ST. Vincent, meas
Iuring four arpents more or. less,
front on said bayou st. Vincent, on
q depth of eight arpenls more or
less. bounded above by land of
Marcelus Savoy, below by land of
Widow lean Lafitte and in the rear
by land of Valsin Landry g. Broth
ers; together with all the buildings
and improvements thereon, aud
tnereunto belonging, and all rights,
ways and seryitudes in favor or
against said tract of land.
20. Another tract of land sitna-
ted in this parish in said Brule St.
Vincent, on the. right descending
bank of said bayou St. Vincent,
measuring one arpent more or less,
front commencing at about ten
arpents from sid bayou ST. Vim
cent, on a depth of fifteen arpents
more or less, bounded below by
land of Desire Saux and Esther Ann
W. Pugh. and above and in front,
and in the rear also, by lan.ls of
said Esther Ann w. Pugh; togeth-
er with all the rights, ways, sefvi-
tndes and privileges in favor of or
against said tact of land.
The two above described tracts |
of land were acquired by the said
j. B. Landry fills, of Drruzin Hebert,
On the 18th nf September, 1882, by
net pas ed before Bella Hubbard,
thel Parish Judge of this parish.
30. Another tract of land situa-
ed in this parish, in said Brule st.
Vincent, containing eighty one
.cres in snperfeies, in the north
,ast quarter of section thirteen, in
;ownship No. l3 of range No. Is
,ast, bounded below by land of
widow Pierre Landry ,above by land
II Isaac Hebert, in the rear by that
# George w. Jones, and in front
" land of Fitzhugh Mavor; togeth-
II with all the rights, ways, servi-
udes and privileges in favor or
gainst said tract of land. g
40. The two undivided fifths of
ertain tract of land situated in
his parish, in said Brule st. Vim
ent, measuring four arpents front,
IN a depth of fourteen arpents, in
ection No. IL, township No. Is, ]
'ounded toward bayou Lafour,he,
y land of widow Trasimond Daigle
nd widow Pierre Landry, and to- :
1ard Grand Bayou by lands of said
7idow Pierre Landry, togetherwith
he two undivided fifths of all the
and improvements there
n and thereto. attached and be-
,nging.
The said two undivided fifths of
act of land were acquired by the
lid j. B. Landry, fills, of Eloi Du- ii
uis and Joachim Hernandez by a
cts passed before Louis Ulysse :
olse, Notary Public on the 18th :
nj 18th days of January, 1867. :
so. A lot offarming implements
INSISTING of plows, harrows, carts,
pes, spades, carpenters tools,
ind stones, &c. &c.
go. One lot pickets old and new,
lie double barrel shot gun, one lot +
mber, one lot poultry, one lot 1
,gs, one lot of cern in shucks, one
{ of hay, &c. sc. :
20. One lot household furniture,
insisting of bedsteaiis and bedding,
moirs, chairs, tables, clock, bu- G,
aux, blankets, bed clothes, etc.,
ID also one lot of cooking utensils,
insisting of stove, safe, crockery
are, etc., etc.
Terms and Conditions. 4.
The movable effects for CASH e
Q land described under the No. RI
this advertisement for one third i
sh, one third in two years; and cn
the other lands for one halfcash
d the other half in one year from |