The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1896-01-18
Tuesday, February 1Itb, 1896,

the following described property, to-wit:
1. A certain tract of land in the parish of St.
Landry, containing about fifteen superficial ar
pents, adj Joining lands of Jules Petetn, but the
boundaries are unknown, being same property
purchased at
O. Seven arpents wood land in the parish of
St Landry. bounded north by Marcel Richard,
south by Mrs. licia Pollingue's estate, east by
Mr. Mrs. V. b. Mcpherson and west Sy Jules Pete
3. The undivided half of ceftain tract of
land Ill ST. Landry parish containing sixty ar
pents without improvements, bounded aS fol
lows: North by Arthur ,lhchard and Mrs A.
ID. Meche south and west by Arthur Richard
a. Another tract with buildings and mprov-
acres. bounded as follows: North by tract lust
above described. east by Edezinde Richard,
south by Napoleon Robin formerly), and west
by Arthur Richard.
s. Twenty arpents wood land in the same
place as lots and just above described, hound-
ed north by Edelzinde Richard. east by Pamela
Richard, wife of Edgar BOudreau, south by
leigh.
The above three tracts, Nos. 8, A and 5, COM
pose a farm
6. certain tract of land, being lot 4, sec
tion 6, township 8, south. .range east, at
Couee Croche, Parish of st. Landry, contain
ing ten and 9G-1OO acres.
7. A certain tract in st. Landry parish feI,-
closed), bounded north by Jos. Vital Eaglin
and t. c. Anderson formerly, south by Jos.
". Eagln, west by NJ Colomb and others, con-
| tanning fifty acres.
8. Two vacant lots, bounded north by pub.
lie road south by Mrs. Don Louis Savoie lfor-
merly), east 10y Jules Pctetn and west by NJ.
9. Twenty-eight arpents. near Bayou Ca
rencro, with buildings and improvements
| thereon, bounded north by j. B. Cu!dry (for-
merly), east by same, south by Mrs. j. M. Du-
gas, and west by widow Wm Green (tormerly).
TO- Thlrty-tive acres, more or less, adjoining
lot just above described, bounded north and
east by Jules Petetin, west by widow VIM.
| Green formerly) and Frank Savoie. and south
| by @ Jean Pierre Rubin rormerlyJ
The above two tracts, Nos. 9 and TO- compose
| a farm situated in the parish of st. Landry
| II. One-thrteenth and one-twelfth of one
thirteenth interest in the property known as
| Coteau. parish OF st. Landry, containing about
| five lots, with buildings and improvements
| thereon, bounded north by -. south by
| property of Mrs. j. Petetin. east by church
| street and west by Market street. This prop
crty lssuhiect to usufruct.
r. Seventeen work mules, twelve hnbroken
| mules. four work Horses, five mares, one colt,
five cows and calves, one bull, two cutivatols,
| three harrOws, eight plows, one sweep one
| moving machine, one rake two wagons, lot
| of corn, one horse and buggy, about four bales
of cotton
49, One lot of general merchandise, dry
goods, hardware, crockery, shoes, etc
H. Store furniture and fixtures, consisting
of show cas- es safe. &C.
Terms and Conditlons.-The movablcs for cash,
and the lmmovabes onefourth cash and the
balance in three equal and annual ipstallments
from the day OF sale. Purchasers credit to
| furnish their promissory notes for the seve-
raj credit lnstallDlents Said notes payable to
the order of the Syndic and bearing eight per
cent. annual interest from date and in case
of suit to enforce payment of said notes or any
part Thereon, purchasers to pay attorneys fees.
fixed at ten per cent. on principal and interest
OF said notes. Now to secure the punctual
payment of said notes with the interest and
attorneys fees as aforesaid, a special mortgage
| and vendors privilege to be retained on the
real estate until final payment of the price
thereof, i'll favor of said insolvent estate or any
future holder or holders of said notes.
JULES PETETIN,
Jan. II, 1896. Syndic