St. Landry democrat., 1886-11-06

TUESDAY, NOVEM B Err 10Th, 1856,
the following described property belonging to
the Estate of Jean Pierre Lafeur deceased.
to-wit:
l. A certain tract of wood land situated near
Bayou Marion in the parish of ST. Landry.
bounded north by lands OF Theisac Eontenot
and others, south by lands OF Antoine Miller,
east by lands of Jean Baptiste Charles Fusiller
and west by railroad lands, measuring about
one hundred superficial arpents, more or less.
. A certain tract Of wood land situated near
Bayou dies Marrons IN the parish OF 81. Landry
bounded on the north by rail road lands, south
by lands OF the Estate described above as item
No of the inventory. east by lands or Anvil
lien T. Fontenot. and west by lands OF Damon
Fnsii."r. measuring about nItS-Iouf sup1fnciai
arlnI.ts more or less.
J. 4 certain tract OF prairie land situated
near Point Joseph Young in the parish OF st.
Landry. bounded on the north by public lands:
south by lands OF L. l. Tansy. east by lands OF
Felonise Augustc Fontenot, and on the west by
lands of Arvilii, II 1 Fontenot, measuring
about seventy superficial arpents. more or less.
together with about eight arpents OF rail and
plank fencing
Point Chataignier; parish Of st. andry, ooun-
dcd on the north by lands OF widow AuSuste
Funtenot, south by - east by lands Of Dr.
John A. Haas and Others, and on the west by
lands of Henry Aueoin, measuring about
twenty superficial arpents, more or less 10
rether with some improvements situated
thereon
). a certain tract OF prairie land situated at
Prairie Mammonth, parish OF ST. Landry De,
ing the mort h half OF north east quarter ana
the north east quarter OF the north west quar-
ter of section twenty-sik in township nve south
of range one west Of Louisiana meridian IN
Louisiana, containing one hundred and twenty
three acres and eighteen hundredths of an
acre, with improvements
s. One hay American horse gentle in harness.
one old buggy horse, one gentle brown horse,
one pair of work oxen. Lamb and Line,) anoth-
er pair OF work oxen Chunk and John) anoth-
er pair of work oxen Buley and Nigrel anoth-
er pair of work oxen tDick and Broad another
pair of wsrk oxen bright and BrightJ one
pair of work oxen in the possession OF Simon
Cyprlen CESAR. another pair OF work oxen in
the hands of Christoval Deshoteis; one oiu OK
cart one four-harse wagon, one Old two-ltorse
wi gOn. a lot Of yokes and log claims, one top
buggy and harness, one old family hack with
poe-shaft and old harness for TWO horses, one
old s,ilky, and Old harness, one lot OF gearing.
one lot of farming implements composed Of
piews, harrows, hoes, spades and axes, one lot
of carpenters tools, one cross-cut saw, scythe,
sheen shears one and Il half reels OF barbed
wire and staples, about thirty-tive hundred feet
of plank fencing. about one hundred oak fence
POSTS about seven thousand pine boards, about
one thousand feet Of pine plank fencing at
ChaumcauX' crossing, about fifty fence posts
enclosing pea patch. about one arpent OF rice
standing in the field, one-half interest in about
fonr arpents OF rice cultivated by Julien Ed
ward and Gustave Lafleur. thirty three barrels
of corn in the shnck, one barrel OF syrup. one
bathing tub, one writing desk and chair, one
saddle and bride, one double barrel shot gun
twenty head Of gentle hogs, about thirty five
head OF sheep. one lot of hornet cattle. wild
and gentle. ranging i'll st, Landry and Calca-
sie,l parishes, numbering about three hundred
head brand, Il X, one lot of horned cattle,
wild and gentle, ranging in st. Landry and
Cacasieu parishes. numbering about one hun
bred head, branded about thus A f, about
forty head Of horse creatures including yaehe-
rie horses, and many other things too numer
Gus to mention.
Terms ard ConditiOns-Al adjudlcations of
all adiudieatlons OF ten dollars and upwards
Except the vacheries of horned cattle, wild
horse creatures and horses used on the yache-
RESI- payable one-third cash on the day of sale.
and the balance payable as follows: one-half ON
January first, 1885, and the other half on
January first, 1882 The vacheries OF horned
cattle, the wild horse creatures and the horses
used on the .vacheries will be sold for one
forth of the purchase price, cash; and one
half OF the balance payable on January nrst,
1888, and the other half payable on January
first, 1889. The immoyables to be sold as fol-
lows: one-half of all adjudications payable on
January first, 1883, and the other half on the
first of January, 1859. All credit purchasers
will be required to furnish their notes with
two good and solvent sureties to the satisfac-
ton of the administrator, to bear eight per
cent yearly interest from their respective ma
turtles till paid, and to contain an agreement
to pay ten per centum additional for attorneys
fees in case OF suit to recover payment. The
vendors privilege retained thereon in favor OF
the Estate, to secure payment of the purchase
price, attorney g fees and costs.
DONDIEGUE P. LAFIEUR,
oct. list Administrator.