The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1858-10-30
SALES AT AUUrION.
GO UGGESsIoN SALE. .- Estate Of Dosilirs
~ a. Ea1threaux. f7s
WIN be sold by a duly qualified auctioneer, Oh
Tnesday, November "a. 1shs ~

- ~ - y - n Estate OF DOSlly
~ A. Gauthreaux.
WIN be sold by q. duly qualified auctioneer, oA
Tnesday, November "a, 1855, n \
at the residence Of Joseph Al Gauthreaux IL wash.
ngton, the following described property belonging
To the successiOn Of said deceased viz a asr 81 s A A
n q negro woman slave, named Adeline, aged about
4, LsEas 4 AMI Al cosDITioSs The purchase p,is
tse slave IN three equal installments The igsss ia
ment tp hcs made pp the slst March 1885, s4s4.ls
second TO IN snade On tile lit March 1850.
Ihe third and last pay lent to be made On the LIT
March asei Ihe said slave remaining specially
moftgaged Until final payment Of principal and In
terest. purchasers giving notes with security In
bearing Interest ut per cent from maturity
The act Of sale to be passed before John r
Morrough, Notary Public. at the expense Of the
purchaser. CLARA I.AMoRAND DER, Y
October 2S, 1853. Administrative.
SUCCESSION SALE.--Estate Of Olivia
NJ A. Burton. s3
BY virtue of an order Of the District Court given
persuant toa Judgment IN the suit Of Ghiz(ss i. u.
Morrow. wife ETC.. vi. J0hn Morrow tutor etc,s Dis
trict Court, Parish Of St. Landry, No IN n
sold at the last residence Of deceased, HON resides.
of John Morrow, On sl sssFf 81 II (
N1onday, january II, 1859,
the following described property, to wit: g
1.-The tract of land where the deceased last re-
sided with all the buildings and improvements
thereon, containing $40 40l00 of an acre. bounded
North, by lands Of William Gober, South by lands
of Mrs. Woods, West by land Of lsaac r. jackson
and Fast by land supposed to be public domain said
land is situated in said Parish, on Spring Bayou the
greater part Of which land was onatad by William
B. Lewis to Olivia A. Burton deceased wife of John
Morrow, and the balance purchased by and with the
advice Of familymeeting for the children of said
deceased, from William D. Godwin, known as the
| Dunn tract. 81
| 2--AuGUsTIN, negro man aged about As years;
| 3--ROSE, negro woman aged about 55 years;
| MARCEL, negro man aged about 25 years;
| 5-lUDfsy negro woman aged about 81 years;
6--JoHN, negro man, crippled, aged about 2t
4 years;
7-FRANK, negro man aged about 40 years;
s ss4-SU USAN negro woman aged ab0nt 54 years.
9---LELlA La, negro woman aged about l6 years.
| TERMS AND CoNDrrioSs:-T Twenty per cent. o
the purchase price for the slaves Cash, the balance
of the purchase price in three equal instalment
from the lst day of April 1860; the FIRST payment
| be made lst day OF April 1860, the second lst da.
of April 1s6l, the third and last, lst day of Apri
| 1862 And the land in three eqna islstament
dating from the lst Of April lsd; lst payment di
lst April 1861, ID ayment DE lst April 1862, th
third and last, lstApri' 1867 &, d
4 Purchasers to furp PEI NAL security or secur
i ties in sodo,s The mn6;A5td slaves remaining spe
4 cialy mortgaged to sais estate. all sums not pune
tnally paid to bear eiSit per cent per annum inteI
est from their respective maturity until paid.
4 st. Landry, October 2, 1858.
4 Nv. CHACHERE. Sheriff.