St. Landry democrat., 1892-11-12
Thursday, November f7th, 1902

Thursday, November fSth 1892
the following described property belonging to
the estate Of Napoleon Robin. deceased lalc e
tile parish OF st. Landry, to-wt:
/. lhe plantation. last residence of the d.
ceased, situated OH bayou Tccne, parish of .
Landry, containing two hundred superficial a :
penis. more or less, bounded north by bayos
Ieche, east by land Of Laura Robin wife of Viz
tor AmclIne, surth by land of Bclizaire ArnauI
and West by land of Pierre Mestrck, togeth, E
Win All the buildings and improvements there
on.
= Another tract of land on the east side nf
bayou Teche parish OF st. Landry, containing
about one hundred and twenty superficial AZ
pents. more or less. bounded south by bayou
Tcche east by land of tile estate, west by land
OF Emile Robin and north by land of J. b. and
Anatole Lalonde. with improvements thereon,
consisting OF building and fencing.
3. Another tract OF land adjoining the tract
last above described. containing about three
hundred and ten superficial arpcnts bounded
north by Duprelon Mayer, cast by land of
Pierre Andre, south by bayou Teche and vest
by land just above described being lot No . If
the inventory, together with all the buildin.s
ana improvements thereon, consisting of three
buildings and fencing.
4. Six lots of grom&&ssa the town of Sunset
parish OF st. Landry, DEing Nos. %. 80, 81 49, 30
and 40 as per plat of said town made by Leonce
Littel Surveyor four of them bounded as fol-
lows: north by Napoleon Avenue east by pu1-
lie road leading to COul6e Croche, south hy
lands of - Sibille, and west by lands Gf
Arstide Dusal; one of them being bounded .s
follows: north by. Napoleon Avenue, east by
lands of Alex. Burleigh, south by land of Sibilip
Bros, and west by Auguste Brinkhaus and -
Guidry; and one lot bounded as follows: north
by Napoleon Avenue, east by Clement Darhy
south by Slbllie Bros. and west by Dr. BeIIi
Guilbeau.
.. small tract OF land at Sunset, OH tia
west side of the railroad track, containing two
superficial arpents, bounded north by land OF
Arthur Richard east by railroad track, sou b
by lands of F. f. Stokes and west by land pf
Arthur Richard
g. Another tract of land situated in the re ,r
of he railroad station ut Sunset in the parish
of st. LaLdry, containing about eighteen ar.
pents, more or less, bounded north by land Of
Arthnr Richard and Jules Petetin, east by Iants
and Edgar BOudreau and Pierre Mestrck
!, Four American mules, three Creole mules,
three American horses and one colt two gem 10
Creole horses; small stock of wild cattle rang
ing at Prairie Hayes, Acadia parish branding
six calves some gentle cattle ranging at ia
uuetaiuue prairie, about eight nine head IL
ttweive) head of gentle horned cattle about the
plantation, including three work oxen Il lot OF
household furniture, kitchen utensils, farming
implements. one Old buggy, twenty-sjx bales al
cotton i'll New Orleans, and many other arGi-
cles the enumeration Of which would be too
tedious.
s. One-hal interest i'll about thirty arpeuts
of growing cotton and about thirty arpents OF
growing corn Oh the plantation.
Terms and Condltons.-Ali the movable ar-
fects TO he sold for cash, and the real estatt,
One-fOurth cash and the balance of the pttr-
chase price payable Ill three equal and annual
instIliments from the day OF sale, each inst Al
nient 10 bear eight per cent annual jntertst
from date, aid the interest TO he paid annually
Purchasers to pay the attorneys fee, fixed IT.
ten per centllm on the principal and interest
in case of suit to enforce the payment of anv
instaiment or part thereof. Purchasers TO I'M
nish their prolnissory notes with good personal
security in solido to the satisfaction Of the bt-
minstrat0r i'll amounts corresponding with the
instalments; said notes to he payable TO the
order Of the administrator at his dOniciI on ha-
you Tcche. A special mortgage and yeudor's
privilege to be retained ON the land sold to ae
terest and attorneys fees. Purchasers NOT tn
dispose Of on alenHte the lands to the prejudice
OF thi, mort gage and privilege.
The plantation, last residence OF the decoaS-
ed, on bayou Tcche, and the tract of land hay-
Ing two arpents front on Morgan's Railway, at
Sunset, st. Landry parish, and one arpent i'll
depth, each to be sold in Il body,
Tht land on the east side of and fronting ba-
you Teche to be sold as follows, to-wit: tract
having three arncHts front on said BAYOU and
forty in depth to be sold i'll body
The adjoining land, having about fifteen AZ
pcuts, more or less, front on said BAYOU and
twenty in depth to he sold in three lois, equal,
rs far as possible, III area.
A small piece of laud at said town vi Sunset,
lust cast of Edgar BOudreau's dwelling place,
IL be divided luto lots of ordinary dimensions
and sold by lots separately.
The small tract separated from the last lnen>
toned tract Ivy road to be sold IN a body.
EMILE ROBIN,
Oct. I', 1892, Admipistratoy,