St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1893-05-06
Wednesday, May 3lst, 1893,

wednesday, May 3kst, 1898,
the following described property, belonging to
the estate of Joseph Camy, deceased, late of
the parish of St. Landry, to-wit:
/. certain tract of land containing forty
superficial arpents, more or less, with all the
FINDINGS and improvements thereon, bounded
north by land of Lem Mistric and land of Cas-
tile, east by land of Pierre Mistric, south by
bayou Teche and west by public road and Leon
Mestric, being the same property acquired by
vendor from AnaIs Dejean. wild, ct ais, of rec
ord in Book 7, pages 5245-6,7, less eighty ar
pents sold to Leon Mlstric 10th April, 1872, re-
corded in Book z, page POI.
2. A certain lot OF ground with all the build
ings and improvementst thereon, having an area
of two arpents, situated in Leonville, parish of
Just above described, south by the bayou Tc-
che. and west by public road, being same pro-
perty acquired from Jean Bite: john Roy 10th
Sept. 1872, as per act recorded i'll Book 4, at pp
459, AGO and 46I, Recorders office.
8. The undivided half of the following des-
cribed property, tO-wlt: No. IA certain tract
OF land situated in tho parish OF st. Landry, III
the quarter called Petit Bois, measuring nine
arpents fronton the bayou Teche, running i'll
depth on the public road leading from Auzen-
ne's bridge to Barry's Landing, having about
two hundred superficial arpents, more or less,
bounded in the act OF purchase Of deceased and
Guilhas, hereinafter mentioned, as follows ::
bounded above by lot No 2 hereafter described,
below by lands of Joseph Camy and aforesaid
public road, with all the buildings and improve
e.
in the same neighborhood, measuring three ar
pents front on the north side of Bayou Teche,
having about the same depth as tract No. l,
bounded tthen) by public road leading from u Au. "a,
zenne'S bridge to Barry's Landing. south by
Bay on Teche, east by lot No. l, just described,
and west by lands OF AleXaDdre Moreau and
lot No. 8, to be presently described, with all the
buildings and improvements thercon.-NO. B.
Another parcel Of land situated at same place,
On the north side of Bayou Teche, having a
front on said bayou OF six arpents, bounded
y, I,aIn fn low nIraM
south by bayou Teche, east by tract No. ., just
above described, with all the buildings and i'm
provements thereon. being the same property
which the deceased and D. Guilhas purchased
in indivison April %, 1873, from Mrs. FelicitG
Saizan, as appears by acts of record in Convey
ance Book 70. 2, PIP. 6a6 7-9, Clerks office, st:
Landry. The three tracts OF land just described
are all in one be ly.
L. A certain piece of land with all the build
ings and improvements thereon, situated in
Prairie Laurent, said parish, ana containing
tWenty-tnree and 5Ol10O arpents, bounded north
by Bayou TecIe, south by lands OF Beraud. east
by lands of ]. b. Roy and west by land of 4.
Cormier, being the same property acquired
from Placile Robin Feb. 27, 1890, recorded III
CONVEYANCE Book No. ., at PIP. G91-2.
s. FOu cows and six calves.
6. One lot of mules and horses, thirteen in
number
7. Tw~ wagons, one buggy and one horse
cart.
Terms and Conditions.-All of the personal
property for cash. The imnovable property
Tor one halI casn ana lhe otAef hdii payaple
January lst, 1894. To represent the unpaid pOr-
ton the purchasers to give their notes payable
as aforesaid, with good personal security to the
order OF the curator Of the estate, with eight
per cent per annum interest from date until
paid, aud ten per cent to be added as a penalty
for attorneys fees i'll case OF suit TO enforce
their collection or any portion thereof. To
cure their payment with interest and attorneys
fees, as aforesaid, special mortgage and ven
doris privilege is to be reserved in favor of the
succession on the lands sold until the full and
entire payment OF the purchase price, interests
and attorneys fees.
PIERRE MISTRIC,
April 20, 1saa. Curator,