The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1900-02-24
Probate Sale.
STATE OF LOUISIANA-Parish of
Vermilion-17th.J Judicial District Court

Succession of Marie Coralie Brou ssard.
BY virtue of Il Judgment rendered by the
Hon. District Court aforesaid in the mat
ters OF the above named and numbered
succession n a commission issued there
under. to me directed, authorizing and
empowering me to sell, at public auction
to the last and highest bidder, to effect a
partition between the heirs in said sue
cesslon. all the property of SAID succession,
as hereinafter described and on the terms
stipulated below. fixed by said judgment
OH the demand of the major heirs and on
the recommendation of a family meeting
duly h~omolosated, held in the interest of
the minor heirs.
Notice is hereby given that on
Monday, March IL, 1900,
between the hours of ii O'clock a m, and
and 4 p. m, / will offer for sale, to the last
AID highest bidder. at the late residence
of the deceased. IN said parish, all the
property belonging to said succession, to
wit:
l. One tract of land situated in the par
ish of VerniliGn. in irregular section 81,
tip. IL, SIR 5 east, containing forty mine
9S-1O0 arpents, and measuring twenty Sc
100 chains front by the depth of twenty
79-1O0 chains; the long lines running in
northwesterly u southeasterly direc-
lions, and being bounded on the norther-
ly side by N. A. Broussard and lands of
the succession, S~Outherly by UrSin Co
meau and Mrs. Adolphe Menard, easteriy
by n. A.. Rroussard and westerly by land
of the succession.
2. One tract of land situated in the par
ish of Vermilion i'll irregular sections 81,
tip. ~, SIR. 5 east, II 80. tip. II, SIR 4 east.
containing forty-eight 5l-100 arpents and
measuring twenty 36-l00 chains front by
twenty 1890 chains deep; the long lines
running i'll northwesterly and southeast
ery directions; bounded northerly by
public road, southerIy by the above de-
Scribed tract, easterly by land of the sue
cession and westerly by the public road.
8. One certain tract of land situated in
the parish of Vermilion. in irregular sec
tiou 81, tip l2, SIR 5 east, being the land
upon which the residence of the deceased
is located, containing forts-six 2l-100 ar
penis and measuring eighteen S3-IU0 chains
ON the northerly side and seventeen 60-l0O
! chains front on the southerly side, by the
depth of ~twenty-seven 2J-100 chains on the
westerly side, n twenty-five SJ-lU0
chains on the easterly side, "a lot Of four
03-l00 arpents in she northeast corner nav
ing been sold;l bounded above Ivy Numa
A. Broussard, below by same, east by
same and public Foadand west by lands of
the succession.
4. One tract of land situated in the par
ish of permilion, partly in section SO, tip
II, SIR 4 east: aud sec. 81, tp. II, sR 5
east, containing (49l forty-pine S7-100
arpents and measuring eighteen 25-l00
chains front on the rear or Jack line. of
section 50 aforesaid by eighteen $500
chains on lower or public road line by the
depth twenty-liine 12-l0J chains on the
eastern line and andninereen 5y-lG0 chains
on the western line; the long lines running
in uorthwesterly and soathea,terly direc-
tions and being bounded above by Albert
RcauX, below by the pablo road, easterly
by Dolce leblanc and westerly by Mrs.
Marie Estelle Bronssard.
). One tract of lane situated in the paru
ish of Vermilion, being ali of that portion
OF Irregular section IS, tip -, Sk 4 east, ~
ing wtst of the pubic road, and through
which the Iberia and Verlni!ion railroad
rms and containing thirteen G2-i0u ar
pentS. after Geductang railroad right Of
way area. The portions lying north aud
south of the railroad viii be soia sepa-
rately.
8. One tract of land situated in Crosse
Isle Woods, n the parish OF bermiiion,
measuring two afIelfs and Il quarter iron
bg three itf2ents deep. the long llHes ram
| ning east and west; bounded north by z.
ID. Leblanc, suuLh Nv the public rstad. east
by Jean Pene, (less twenty feet wide along
the south line for public road AMI west
by Lastie Broussard. This win DC sold in
three lots OF one lrpeut front by two and a
quarter deep
Z. One tract of cypress swamp land. in
crosse Isle amt the parish OF NettaitiDn,
iIlfdSttt1i ciiS az iFSilt IItIib ny Sin dl pGlGS
deep; tIte long i9sieS running east and west:
bnGndet Hottn by lands formerly belong
ing 10 Don LOUIS Broussard and now
owned by ESariste Mignez and others,
east by SeVennc lTinleau2 and west by
liin0n Z. BIoussard. ep ais. This Jact
viii BE- G.fiae.t and sold lii SIX leJs ot one
HIpent Square each.
=. G,:a ,Tact oil lard situated in the par
lSh OF Velmlilon,~ containing one hundred
ana fifteen o9-l0j acres and designated as
fractional section "A. i'll tip u, SIX ) east.
One dwelling house anu other buildings,
fencing and improvements, one buggy and
harness II a buggy horse.
One lot of gentle cattle and beef cattle,
one lot of corn and rice, also household
1nrnltItreS, arinO1rS tut heddiRgs the
enumeration of which would be too long.
Terms q Conditions:
The m0yables to be sold for une-half Of
the price, cash on the day Of sale and the
: balance in one and two years from the
day of sale, in two equal and annual in
stallmentS. The lands to be sold foroue-
fourth of the purchase price cash, on the
day of sale, and the balance on IA credit
OF one, two and three years thereafter. III
three equal instruments; purchasers on
credit: purchasers being required to furn.
Ish their notes Tor the credit portion of
their purchases, with good and solvent
suretles, IN SotidO, payable to their own
order, and by them endorsed in blank and
conditioned to draw interest at the rate
of eight per cent. per anntIm from times
due until paid, with ten per cent. addi-
tional for attorneys fees in case said
notes should be placed i'll the hands of IN
attorney for collection after maturity,
and the snreties offered, are to be taken
and accepted by the officer making the
sale.
The lands to be and remain specially
mortgaged with vendors lein and priviI-
eye retained thereon, and same shall not
be alienated. mortgaged or i'll any way
encountered to the prejudice Of the notes
thereof, III principal. interest, together
with attorneys fees and costs that may