The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1882-06-10
No. SO.
JUDICIAL NOTICES
FDUBLIC SALE.

To EFFECT a PARTITION.
Probate Court, Parish of ~. Landry, No 1888
ESTATES OF CYPRIEN LALoEDE AND EUPHRA.
SIZE MAYER.
By virtue of an order of the Hon. the Pro
bate Court in and for the parish of st. Landry,
there will be sold at public auction, to the
last and highest bidder, by the undersigned
administrator, or any duly qualified auction
eer, at the last residence OF deceased, in GrOs
Chevreui, parish aforesaid. on FRIDAY,
thes7th day of JULY, 1882 the following des-
cEibed property, belonging to the estates of
Cyprien Lalonde and Euphrasie Mayer, both
deceased to-wit:
L. A plantation the last residence of deceas-
ed, with all the buildings and improvements
thereon, containing tftysix and one half ar
pents, situated i'll that part of st. Landry par
ish known as Prairie Gros Chevreuil, bounded
north by land of Alexis Moreau, south by land
of Vaiery Mayer, Sr., east by lands belonging
to the estate, and west by land ofA. Dupre-
lon Mayer. "
., certain tract of land situated in the
same neighborhood as the above, with about
sixty arpents under fence. Deing five arpents
front on the line running east and west by %
depth of twenty five arpents, making total
of one hundred and twenty five arpents, more
or less bounded rorth by land of Alexis Mo-
reau, south by land of heirs of Michel Emonet,
cast by land of Mrs. II. Thibodeau, widow of
Euclide Bernard, and west by land above des-
eribed
3. tract of woodland situated near Leon
viie ST. Landry parish, La, measuring two
arrents front by twenty arpents in depth,
bounded north by land OF Anatols and Jean
Baptiste Lalonde, south by land of Napoleon
Robin, east by land of A. Duprelon Mayer,
and west by land of Napoleon Robin.
| 4, Another tract of woodland. situated near
LeonvilIe, st. Landry Parish, containing
about sixty superficial arpents, more or less,
bounded north by land of Anatoe and Jean
Bite. Lalonde, south by Bsyou Teche, east and
west by land of Napoleon Robia.
| 5. A certain tract of prairie land, situated
in the parish of st. Landry, in the quarter
called Gros Chevreui, measuring ffty-two
superficial arpents, more or less; having
| front of seven arpents by a depth of seven
and half arpeuts, bounded north by land
| belonging to Louis Lalonde, south by land of
| Alexis Moreau, east by lands of Francois Cas-
tile, and west by lands of Louis Laonde.
g. One tract of prairie land, situated in the
aforesaid parish, at Gros Chevreuil prairie,
measuring one hundred and fifty superficial
| arpents, more or less, bounded north by lands
| formerly belonging to Andre Robin, deceased, !,
now belonging to A. Dupr6lon Mayer, south.
| by lands of Vaery Olivier, east BY lands of
Antoine Arnaitd, and iest BY lands of --
Robin
7. A tract of swamp land situated near Ba-
You Courtableau, being cypress swamp, in
| the said parish of st. Landry, measuring
about one hundred and eighty superficial ar
| penis, ulOF6 OF less, bUuuuGu uUFtH Dy ldUu6
belonging to Th6lesphore Z6ringue south by
public land, east by Theodore Chaehere. aud
west by swamps belonging to Frozard nd
Marks.
| 8. One Tacherie of horned cattle contaii ing
about one hundred and seventy five head
more or less, and ranging at Gros Chevreuil
and near Arnaudville, st. Landry parish, he
ing the remnants of same vaeherie and brand
purchased by Cyprien Lalonde, deceased, at
succession sale of Andre N. Robin.
8. Another vachere of horned cattle rang
4 ing in upper Plaquemine, near Pointe-aux-
! Loups and neighborhood, in St. Landry par
ish, and numbering about seventy head, more
or less.
10. A lot of horned stock numbering about
| forty head more or less, composed of gentle
and wild cattle, ranging in the neighborh0od
of Gros Chevreuil in the aforesaid parish.
i ii. One lot of wild creole mares and colts.
nun bering about fifteen head, more or less,
ranging in the neighbofhood of Gros Che
vrenil.
12. Two creole horses, seven head of work
oxen, one American horse, one buggy, one
hack, household furniture, kitchen utensils,
two shot gums, one revolver, one saddle and
bride, two clocks, grindstone, cross-cut saw,
a lot of crockery, &c.
Terms and Conditions.-The movable prop
erty to be sold for cash on the day OF sale
the inlmovables, one third cash on day of sale
and the balance payable in two equal install
nents of one and two years from day of sale
purchasers furnishing their notes fog - bal
ance of purchase price, said notes to bear eight
per cent per annum interest from maturity
until paid, with two good and solvent securi-
ties to the satisfaction of the Administrator,
and payable to his order. The lands to remain
specially mortgaged in favor of said estates
until final payment of the purchase price, will.
the clause of non otie,,do also included in said
sales. The plantations in cultivation to be de-
livered on the 1st day of January next. 1883.
| A, DUPRELON MAYER,
Inn, 1890 inia or