St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1914-07-11
Saturday, July Is, sl4

saturday, July G5z 1914,
at II o'clock a. m, the following described
property, to-wtt:
certain tract or body OF land, situated
at ~Gradnigo's Island. in ST. Lan4ry Parish,
La, te gether with all the buildings ana
Improvements thereon, containing six
handred and eighty-hve (es59 arpents,
more or less, bounded north by Mrs. G. 81.
others, south by Joachim Cashier. Rich
ard Nicholson. public road, louis Taylor
and Union Irrigation Canal, east by IF. A.
Haas and the Union Irrigation Canal, west
by Alcede Hillfnan. joachim Cashier, Val
cry ,Ya1mont and others.
those boundaries are the boundaries OF
the original tract with slight exceptions,
Said tract being cut by road running north
and south, as per profile or mar hereto at
tached and mad part hereof. Being same
property acquired by vendor IN acts Nos.
Conveyance Books "Q"No, 3 page 32I n
"a No.4 page ATS. ave and accept the
following sales made by vendor to-wit:
20 arpents sold to stephen Wykof, see
act No. 54555. Book Ai4la. o. 81.
% arpents sold to John H. Scott, see act
No. 5295s, Book q 3la, .. sol.
10 arpents sold to Richard Nicholson, see
act No. 574s4, Cook B AZ, p. 1l9.
2I.5 arpents sold to ). A.. Haas, see act
No. 62700, Book b 44, p. 22I.
1913 arpents sold to Joseph Carrot, see
act No. 5252T, Book z 3la, p. ISL.
40 arpents of lane sold to Louis Taylor.
see act No 5229s, Book q 3I2. p. 81.
1884 arpents sold to Joachim Casimier.
see act No. 1929. Book 2 3l2, !. 92.
40 arpentS sold to j. f. SchelI see act
No. 1864, Book PA, p. 1sS.
1915 arpents sold to Union Irrigation Co.,
see act No. 7O655, 4, p. $50.
Leaving unsold three hundred and eighty
two and 81 100 acres, more Or less.
3 Also another tract OF LAND situated
about O half mile north of said tract above
described. bounded north by Lucien Iu-
pre-. south by Y. w. Boagnt, and Jacques
Dupre, and Wellman Bradford, and eat by
jacques Dupre and a lane, II west by
Leon Lastrapes and Webb Quirk, said tract
excepting thirty arpents sold TO AeliIla
Frank, act No. 673s4, Conveyance BoekttE''
No. 4i2, page $50, leaving hfty-ntne and 29-
100 acres, being remained OF tract ac-
qutred by vendortn act No. 670l2, Convey
ance 0 m" No. i. page Iii.
g.. A tract of land situated In tile same
nefghborhood. together with all the build
ings and Improvements thereon, ontain
ing twenty-five arpents (251 arpents, equal
TO twenty-one and Ii. 100 acres, and bound.
ed as follows: North by Richard Nicholson,
agnior lane, and west by Mary Jane Fran
co.'s being same property acquired by ven.
dor from Clara Eddy. November 20, 1872.
See Act No. z209l, duly filed for r~ecordation.
4. A tract OF land, situated In the same
neighborhood with all buildings n I'm
proven1ents thereon containing thfIty-sfx.
and tWo-thfrd arpents, equal to thirty one
and 5-1g0 tacres. and bounded as follows.
BY Joachim Cashier, south by Mrs..
Henry Lastrapes and others,
east by DaviG Roos, a nd
md west, by DaYl zoos. Being same prop |
erty acquired by vendor at Sherif's sale
property OF Joachim Casimter. see Act No.
and OF record In Sheriff Deed Book
III" page 23I. said Casimier having ac
luired from David Roos, set Act No.. IS Sit
conveyance Book H. No. 3, page 81.
Terms Casii, TO pay and satisfy tne sum
II Sixteen Thousand Five Hundred and
.wenty-ntne and 20, 100 dollars, debi, with
interest attorneys fees and cost, I'M
ess the same is Immediately paid.
une 80 st III. L.. SWORDS. Sheriff.