The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1858-11-06
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bounded On The West by Bouf, ssle East
AefSAathJb y lands Of q. Fogleman.
shere comprising about 700 1sfEsT7M
heahS ned cattle, and about lao V4a{E1T35
head ofss.se creatures, alse; the brand
with which the animals are marked, figured thus;
II Z together with the following slaves, ID Wit:
SlM IA negro man named STEPHEN. aged
about 90 years, subject To Epilepsyf -
~ Fsnegro man named ROBEltT aged
4 meg & named AzOR, aged about 80 ycars;
a negfS-4A named NOEL aged about - years;
negro man named ALExANDEpS aged abotst
80 years; 5ss es
Asnegrro man named SEM. aged about 10 ycsssr
negro man named GASiMiR, aged about n
negro man nnmediJOHN aged about ii years:
a negro Boy named HEADMAN, aged about AZ
years;
A negro Boy named DAVID, aged about Ia years:
a negro woman named FEIdGE, aged about 40
years, and ABREY, q girl, nged s years, and
SUZANNE, aged 3 years;
A negro woman named JAVoTTEt aged about 40
years, with two children, LISA, nged ) years, and
aged z years;
A negro wcpsn named FINE. aged about 25
years, withhaaHs children, LEsIM A, aged . years,
MARGk aged years, and MARY, aged ~
IA .,S56sSSec Yr.r,,,y, E1yaY s .p..
30 years;
< negro girl named BETSY, aged about III years;
4 negro gill nalaed CELESTE aged about II
years; 4.
4 negro 81 Il, manned sss,. ~ 'g !, ss ,ssa Y ,hs yssr !;
years;
Asnegro gid named m n bout Ia years;
negrs girl named II eyed about n
six mules. 5scrcoie horses, i creole mare, 4 woke
of work oxen, farming utensils, such as axes hnes,
etc. ETC.. l wagon, 4 OK cart, 4 buggy II paaHs of
wheels, blaeksiniths' tools. pair of scales, house
huld and kitchen furniture, 2 shot guns, | loom, 2
spinning wheels: ! grind stone, 1 gentleman bride
and saddle, Il ladies saddles, about 80 head Of hogs,
about ~ head Of gentle horned cattle, 8 stacks Of
fodder, about 900 barrels Of corn, oil the buildings
and improvements on q tract of land 10 Prairie
Dearboae. near Bayou Serpent. in the Parish Of
Calcaslen; ~tlatboat, 9 lotsof beef Hides, and q lot
TERMS AND GoEDITIoss AL sums under twenty
dollars payable Oil the LIST April, 1860. All sum
Of twenty dollars md above In two equal annual
installneltts, payable one half the lst April, 1860,
and the other bali on LIST April 1861, with per cent
per annuIn interest from maturity Of each install
ment.
Purchasers to furnish two good solvent securities,
IN solido acceptable 70 tlietAdHiinistrator, payable
at the residence Of the Administrator. Easish Of ST.
Landry. The lands and slaves,t to renasA specially
mertgaged and hypotlieeated III favor 81 the Estate
~tiIlthe entire payment of both ii nd interest.
St. Landry, Nov, s, 1868.
LOGS STAGE,
SAuctioneer.