The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1885-12-12
Succession Sale.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
TWENTY FIFTH judi DISTRICT COURT.
Parish of Vermilion.
No. 81.

Succession Of Don T.onl5 LangIinais
By virtue of an order Of sale granted by
the Honl Distri Court aforesaid, in tie
matters of the above enti led and numbere Il
succession, and 10 me directed, notice j.
hereby given hat there will be offered for
sal ut pGb ic auction, to the last & highest
bidder. ut the late residence Of the deceased
in this parish. en- TUESDAY, December
! ED 1855, the following described property
to wiz
l-One tract Of land situated in
this parish on the east side of the
bayou Vermiiio4, at Long Point,
measuring three arpents front by
forty arpents deep bounded above
| hy Aurc!iea Duhon. sr, below by
Mrs. AureIien Dahon, east by the
public road and west hy the bayou
Vermi'Ion. having been acquired by
deceased by Inheritance from the
succession of Louis Langlinais, the
father of said deceased, the evidence
of the title of the succession, being
at Lafayette.
2-One other tract of land in said
parish On the west side of the bayon
Vermillon, containing one hundred
and sixty-oue 90 100 acres and des-
ignated as the north west quarter of
section 81, in township IL, south of
range two east, as per graduation
patent 6s27, issued by the United
States ou the lst of June 1861. in
the name Of Charles d. Hartman,
from whom the deceased acquired it
the evidence of his the deceased title
having been destroyed by FIRE at the
borning Of the cour: house on the
7th of April last.
3-The undivided one eighth in
terest il and to certain tract of
cypress swamp land in this parish ou
the west side of the bayou Vermil
ion in the Cypress Point swamp con-
tanning about forty acres more or
less i; bounded north by the Heberts,
south by lands Of E. Ewing, decd,
east by Augustave Duplantis, and
west by Levi Lapointe, as it is sup
posed, the interest herein having
been acquired by the deceased from
the late Tieogeue Leblanc who had
acquired the same by inheritance
from the succession of his father and
mother j. L. Leblanc and Denise Du
hon, the evidence of the deceased
title having been likewise destroyed
by f.e.
Abont 1880 pannels pieux fencing
and $50 lbs wire.
About 200 fence posts-One lot
cows and beeves~One lot horses
One lot farming utensils -Oue wag
on-One lot household furniture
beds and bedding &c.,-One dwell
ing house, corn crib and kitchen
One lot of ceiing-One lot of cot
ton. eorn and rice and many other
articles 100 numerous to mention.
Terms & Conditions All the
property of said succession to be
sold for cash, on the day Of sale, ex
cept land which is to be sold on
credit of one. two and three years
from the day of sale, payable in
equal installments purchasers OF
land to furnish their notes therefor,
with solvent suretes 10 solido to the
satisfaction of the administrator, and
payable to his order, conditioned to
draw eight per cent per annum ins
terest from maturity until paid, with
ten per cent addi,iona! rs attorneys
fees by way of penalty in case it
should become necessary to institute
silt to enforce payment OF any OF
sad notes, or any portion thereof !;
tae lands to be and remain specially
atorigaged and hypoth"catei in IA
eor of the said succession and sub
ject 10 the clause de n2n alienando ua
Ill fall aai aaal raynlent of the pur-
cIla SO Price thereof as well as all
costs, interest and penalties that
ma, accrue thereon.
Given uHdcr nv official signature,
at of,ice, in the town of AbbevilIe,
his 18th day Of November 1885.