The Opelousas courier., 1884-12-27
JUDICIAL NOTICES.
DUBLIc SALE.
Probate Court, Parish of 81. Landry, No. =
ESTATE OF ONEzIA GUILBEAU.

Probate Court, Parish OF st. Landry, NO. -.
ESTATE OF OSEzIA GUILBEAU.
Bv virtue of an order of the Honorable the
Probate Court in and for the parish of Saint
Landry. there will be sold at public auction,
to the last aud highest bidder. by the under
signed testamentary executor and tutor or a
duly qualified auctioneer, at the last Fest
dence of the deceased, in Grand Coteau, par.
ish of st. Landry, on WEDNESDAY, Jan.
uary I4th, 1885, the following described pro-
perty. belonging to the estate of onezia
Gnilbeau, deceased, wife OF Eugene Petetln,
also deceased, to-wit:
| Four lots of ground situated in the town
of Grand Coteau, with the buildings and i'm.
provements thereon, being actually occupied
BY Fl. NJ. Dunbar, bounded north by lot OF
property of Mrs. John C. Barry, and west by
Market street or land of III. Andrus.
2 Four lots of ground situated in the town
of Grand Coteau, with the buildings aud inn
provements thereon, actually occupied by La
phael Smith, bounded north by Main street,
east by property of David Levy, soath by
lands of James Burleigh, and west by land of
Mrs. William Bringhans.
8 Two and q half lots of ground In the town
of Grand Coteau, vacant, bounded north by
! Main street, east by lot of Pat Gardiner and
others, south by land of James Burleigh, and
| west by David Levy.
A farm consisting of about sixty superb
cial arpents, more or less. with the buildings
and improvements thereon, now occupied by
Alexandra Thibodeau, bounded north by land
of John |. Gardner, or known as such, east by
land supposed to belong to Theodore Deval-
court and John l. Gardner, south by estate of
Robert Smith, aud west by public road.
5 A plantation in the parish of st. Landry,
actually occupied by Aur6lien Savoie, con-
| tanning two hundred and forty arpents, more
or less, with the buildings and improvements;
also, a tract of wood land attached TO the
l nJonfafinp eauaikfinu Gf ahOuf Tnur annarfj.
elIi arpents. The plantation bounded az fol-
lows, to-wit north by land of estate of Rob-
ert II. Smith and John Devalcourt, east by
lands formerly belonging to Justin Wills and
Achille Savoie, south by lands formerly be.
longing to Valsin Lsger and now belonging to
| the estate and the wood land bounded as
follows. to.wit north by Justin Wills or his
| estate, east by land formerly belonging to
widow Dosite Leger, south by land formerly
belonging to valery Bourque, and west by =.
s A tract Of land situated on Couiee Blaise,
near Grand Coteau. containing about fifty.
five superficial arpents, more or less. bounded
north by land formerly belonging to the heirs
of Zoe Guidry, deceased, east by land former.
ly belonging TO widow Dosite Logger. south by
land formerly belonging to Justin Wills, and
west by lands of Vincent Boagni.
7 another tract of land containing about
fifteen superficial arpents, adjoining land of
Jules Petetin and bounded north by east
by -, south by -, and west by
8 A tract of land on Bayou Mallet, IN this
parish, containing about one hundred and
twenty arpents, more or less, bounded north
by Francois Guillory, east by public land,
south by DoBat Guillory, and west by Bayou
Mallet.
8 Two lots of ground near Grand Cotean
Railroad Station, with the store thereon and
all other improvements, bounded north by
land formerly belonging or supposed to belong
to Mrs. Lucien Darby. east by Railroad south
by land of Mrs. Don Louis Savoie, and west
by land supposed to belong to Mrs. Lucien
Darby.
Terms and Conditions.-One third cash, and
the balance in two equal and annual Install
ments from the day sale. Purchasers to fur
nislfsheir promissory notes with good person.
al security to the satisfaction of the Tesla
mentary Executor, payable to his order and
at his residence in Grand Coteau, and bearing
eight per cent annual interest from maturity.
A special mortgage and the vendors privilege
to be retained on the lands until full payment
OF the price thereof, the interest which may
accrue, and attorneys fees, fixed at ten per
| centum, In case of suit to enforce payment of
any note or part thereof-which fees purcha-
ser or purchasers bind themselves to pay.
Purchasers further agreeing not to sell, dis.
pose of, or in any way cucumber the lands
purchased to the detriment of the vendors
privilege and special mortgage retained by
the estate as above set forth.
JULES PETETIN,
Testamentary Executor and Tutor.
Dec. Is, 1884.