The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1878-03-16
One certain tract

"o:' n'oe VI nihney, nea.
coulee by the depth of eight s aaa
: three-lourths arpents. more or less s
making an area Of Gil super6e;s'
arpents, bounded north by lana,
of the succession, south by sa naa
east by Coulee Kinny, and wa,
br said succession; it beino s J
portion Of said tract of lana ).
quirei by the late E~ufrosie a., y
ry, snr,, from FRANCOIS Gaidrv
2. One tract of land also sit.,
ted in this parish, having a frm
Of one arpent by a depth Of TWEEN,
arpents, running from the IL.
line Of one arpent of land owna
by FRANCOIS Conner, which =
pent Of Conner is fronting on Il
west side of bayou Vermilion. m
ming back the half of the origins
ract, or twenty arpeets: bounds !
north by FRANCOIS Conner, soma
by the tract above described 4
the succession, east by the re-,
line Of said arpent Of Conner. aDa
west by the succession, reserYip,
from said arpenl front by tvepts
F'~4bY
deep, a tract Of half an arpeat
front bp ten deep, running from
the rear line Of said arpent 4
Conner TO Coulee Kinny, sold 4
+. l.. Wall on the 5th day Of Jan.
uary, 1878, as per act on Gle j,
tho Recorders Office, leaving
tract Of about fifteen superfSiI
arpents,
3. Another tract of land situa.
ted on the west side of the bayop
Fermllion, measuring half an Il
pent front BY thirty arpents deep,
more OR less, running from said
bayou back to Coulee Kinnt
bounded north By T. L. Wah
south by Mrs. J. B. Theall. eas
by said bayou and west by said
coulee.
4. One tract Of land situated d
the east side Of Coulee Kinny,
running from the rear line Of F. /.
Wall back to Coulee Kinny, hay.
a front Of three arpents on
line Of Wall by the depth to
Kinny. being about ten ar
1ents, more Or less, bounded NORTH
~ the succession, south by Mrs.
J.. b. Theall, cast by the line Of
aid Wall and west by said
,oulee.
5. One certain tract of land
ltnated On the west side of Cou.
&c hinny, having a front Of four.
cen acres by tie depth Of the
Of Charles Hanks in section
5. township Il, south range s
asst, bounded north by Ernest
iontagne. south by Edward Ba.
on, east bp the property of the
accession and Francois Conner,
'rangois Marceaux, Onezime Gas
ard and others, and west by
'ichoNbn, containing about three
ondred and twenty superficial
ores, more Or less, it being the
)me acquired by the late Euro
G Guidry, snr., at the sale of the
roperty Of the succession Of Chas.
One dwelling house, corn crib
nd kitchen,
One lot Of garden pickets,
$50 rannels Of fencing,
One lot Of horses, mares and
ITS. E ~
One lot of horned cattle,
One branding iron,
Cne lot Of household and kitch.
/ furniture,
One lot Of plows, barrows, &C.,
And a lot of sundries.
CONDITIONS.
All the movable property to be
ldofor CASH on the day of sale,
q the immovable to be sold for
e-third of the Purchase price
be paid cash On the day of sale,
d the balance on a credit Of
e, two and three years from the
y OF sale; purchasers on credit
furnish their notes with two
and solvent sureties in soil.
{. to the satisfaction of the ad.
nlstrator, with eight (8) per
1T. per annum interest from ma
'lty until paid, and the land to
and remain specially mort.
yed and hypothecated in favor
said succession, with vendors
Verge reserved, and with the
Their condition and stipulation
t the purchaser or purchasers
III not sell, ALLEVIATE or encum.
said lands to the prejudice Of
succession until full and final