The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1901-09-21
Laodiee Leblanc and wife

LaOulGe Leblanc I'M Wl1e
VS..
The widow and heirs of Augustin c..
Broussard.
To Elodie Leblanc and her husband,
Joseph Thertule Theriot; Emetile
Broussard and her husband, Odra Sc
gura; Alice Broussard and herhusband,
Paul Gary; Emma BrouSsard and her
husband. Jules O. Leblanc; Noemie
Broussard aud her husband. John Is.
Shaw; Zulmee Broussard and her hus-
band, Edonard Primeaux, Nicholas
Bronssard, Elias Broussard and Rene
Broussard of the parish of Vermiiion:
You are hereby notified that plaintiffs
in the above entitled and numbered suit
have filed their petition alleging to be the
owners>o the following described prop
erts. to-Wit:
"One. certain tract of land with all the
improvements thereon, lying ana benz
situated in the parish of VermIffon, near
Lake Peigneur, containing eighty-two
superficial arpentS, more or less, and be-
ing bounded on the north by Numa A.
Broussard, on the south by lands former
~ belonging to Fred Gates, on the east by
lands formerly belonging to Augustin G.
Broussard and on the west by lands Of
Numa A. BrouSsard."
They aliege, further that they acGuir-
ed said property at Sheriff Sale. made by
the Sheriff of the Parish of Vefmilion, on
the 18th day of May, 1901, in execution of
certain writs Fl. faS. issued in suits OF the
WIDOW and heirs against Nicholas Brous-
sard entitled "CaTmelite Bondreaux ct.
ais. VS.. Nicholas Broussard" being num-
bered 1867. 1892, ct. seq. and from the said
widow and heirs of Emile Thibodeaux:
the deeds of sales and transfer being If
record IN the Office of the Clerk of the
District Court and ex Oficio Recorder
Tor the parish of Vermilion.
they further averthat, Nicholas Brous-
sard acquired said property from Angus
tln golomb Broussard low deceased, on
OF about the day of May, 1884, for tho
sum OF seven hundred and thIrty-eight
Collars, by act passed before Lastie
BroHSsard. Clerk 0 the District Court,
OMel NotaryPubiic for the parish of
Vermilion,
That said sale was made with guaran-
tee of title and with full s~ubrogation and
transfer from the vendor to the purchaser
aud Tree from all troubles. evictions,
mortgages. privileges or any other encum-
ORANGES whatsoever; the delivery aud pos
session beingacknowledged by the parties;
Ina said act vas depositedinthe Office of
the Clerk of the District Court. ex-Ohcio
recorder, for the parish of Vermiiion,
immediately after the date of it's passage.
in the proper record book therein and
that1t was entirely destroyed, as we'll as
the r~ecordation thereof, by fire at the
burning Of the Courthouse of sad parish
on the 7th Of April. 1885. And they pray
that the said act of sales from Angnstin
=. Broussard to Nicholas Broussard, for
said property, be revived and re-estab-
lIshed by Judgment of our said Court;
Therefore
You and each 0 fyou, are hereby cited
to appear before our said Court, at the
Court House in the town of Abbeyille.
La, within six weeks after the last of
two consecutive weekly publications Of
this notice and citation, and file your
answer to said petition,
Witness the Hon. Minos T. Gordy Jr.,
Judge of said Court. this Goth day of Sep
TENDER, 1901,
EDWARD THoRP,
sept21 Deputy Clerk of Court.