The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1884-08-16
Succession Sale.
ST.7TE OF LOUISIANA,
TWENTY FIFTH DISTRICT COURT,
Parish OF Vermillon.
n =. $50.
n .. $50.
Succession of Joseph Faulk.

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BY virtue of an order Of sale
granted by the Honorable District
Court, aforesaid in the matters of
the above entitled and numbered
succession, and to me directed; no.
tice is hereby given that there
will be offered for sale, at public
auction to the last and highest bidder
at the late residence Of the deceas-
ed in said parish on
WEDNESDAY, august 2oth 1884,
the following described property
to.wit:
1.-The undivided one half of d
certain tract, of land, owned in COM
mon with BENJAMIN Faulk, lying and
being situated in this parish, ON the
west side of bayou Vermilion, at a
place called Coulee Kinney, measur-
ing two arpents front by the depth
of thirty arpeDts more or less ;
bounded east or in front, by the con-
cession lands of the bayou ermil-
ion !; [being in the rear Of samel
west by public lands. north by Ben
jamin Faulk, aud south by Lessin
Mouton, as is stated in the act of
sale from Lessin Mouton to Joseph
and Benjamin Faulk. passed on the
2Sth of February 1853. and record
ed in clerks office N Q. $50, Book
A. page 47O.
2-The undivided one half of
another tract of wood land, measur.
ing four arpents front by eight ar
penis deep, bounded north by Lu-
froy Mayard, sonth by lands former
ly belonging to Gideon Hargrave.
east by Coulee Kinney, and west by
the Hanks tract, said tract having
been acquired by deceased from }.
Daigle, by act passed on the eth of
. October 1876, and recorded in the
Office of the clerk oil court in Book
| | of Notarial acts page a Nd :
345l.
3--one other tract of land, sifu-
ated in this parish. being the land,
where the deceased, last resided,
containing one hundred and twenty
acres, aud designated as the north
half and the north half of the south
half of the SW I of sec I in town
ship Il south of range 3 east, south
western district of Louisiana.
4-Thc undivided one.ninth of
the undivided one half in a certain
tract of land, originally owned by
Pierre Lapoint and Joseph Faulk.
Sr, containing l6l e6Il0n acres,
and designated as the 5 E ! of eae
lis, in township Is south ot range
2 east.
Lot of gentle catt'c--yoke oxen
lot gentle and wild horses-lot OF
fencing-l dwelling house, out
house aud corn crib OK cart, /
hnggy-l lot farming Implements
lot poultry lot of crockery and
cooking utehsils--' loom--4 feather
beds and bcddings-l lot Of house
hold furni,are-l lot garden pickets
and sundry other articles.
~TERMS G CONDITIONS -
All the horned cattle to be sold
for CASH on day OF sale, and the
other property and effects to be sold
on a credit of one and two years
from the lst of December 1884, fol
all sums over ten dollars. and CASE
for all sums of ten dollars and nn
. der, purchasers on credit, to furnisl
their notes with solvent snreties il,
solido to the satisfaction of the ad
ministrator a ID conditioned to draw
eight per cent per annum intcres
fromstimc due until paid, aud th'
lands 10 lie and remain especially
mortga. G aud hypolhicatcd will
vendors lien and privilege retained
thereon with Il G clansc de non ali
euando" until full aud final pavmen
with ten per cent added to all note
for alto, n VS. fees on the amount 4
be collected in ca G OF suit.
Given under my Official s1gnatur