The Opelousas courier., 1860-02-18
NaONETEON.
Disfriet gourt.-pafish. of sc. Landry.

To solsoas 1t may co,aceyn..... Greeting
II NOW YE that Henry Prevent, of the Paris
Ia Of St. Landry, has applied to our Distr'
Court for Monition in conformity with an ACT
the Legislature Of the State Of Louisiana, enttle
g An Act relative to Monitson, and mode OF proce'
ding approved on she 10th day Of March 1855,
make known that Octave Pfudhomme, Of the aooV
Perish and State, became the purchaser Of the pr
Derty hereinafter described, at public ssle, mad
on the 7th day Of January 1860, by Evariste Deear
a public auctioneer, in and for the Parish Of ~
Landry, in virtue of an order from the Hon. b.
Martel Judge Of the 18th Judicial District OF tn
State Of Louisiana, on an application Of the lcga
heirs Of Antoine Boisdor6 and Manette Boisdore
his wife, both deceased being the petition suit OF
record figuring on the Docket Of this Hon. Court a
No. 1874. Said property Has sold on me Following
Ieonditionsr % wit: #
/ Tueuty per cent on the purchase price payable
cash on The day Of sale and the balance payable il
one Two and three years credit from the day OF sale
that is. one third on the 7th January 1861, one
third on the 7th January 1862 and the ast third OF
the 7tt January 1868. Purchasers furnishing good
and solvent security in solido to the satisfaction o.
the Administrator Of the Estate, and moreover the
ted INTO said Estate until full and entire payment Of
canital ann interest which may accrue thereon al
The rate of eight per cent per annum from maturity
,,nt;l mold Pauaents to be made at the Office ofthe
Recorder of the Parish of St. Landry, in the Town
" Octave Prudhomme icing the last and highest
bidder became the purchaser OF the following pro-
perty.
DESCRIPTION OF THE Property.
One Tract Of Land situated in Anse Bouroeuse'
containing 400 arpents, 10 arpents front BY 4!
land, East by Lot No. 2, and North and South by
originally public land, for the price and sum of Two
Dollars and fifty cents per arpent say one thousand
dollars for the tract being marked No. ], on page
of the es-verbal Of said sale.
Also Lot marked No. 2 on page Of said process
verbal to-wt One Tract Of Land, situated in Anse
Bourbeuse, containing 400 arpents, ten arpents in
front by forty indepth, bounded West by 40. East
by Lot No. 5, North and South by public land ori.
ginaly, for the price and sum Of Two Dollars per
arpent, say eight hundred dollars.
Also number marked 8, on the sixth page of said
towit: One Tract Of Land, situated
in Anse Bourbeuse, containing 400 arpents, ten ar
pents in front by forty in depth, bounded West BY
No 8, East by No. 4, North and South BY public
lands originally, for the price and aum Of Two Dol.
lars and fifty cents per arpens, sag one thousand
dollars.
Also No. 4, on said sixth page Of said process
verbal, to-wit: One Tract of Land, situated in Anse
Bourbeuse containing 400 arpents ten arpents front
by forty in depth, bounded West by Tract No 8,
East by Garrigues Faujac's Tract aud public land,
North and South by public land, for the price and
sum of Two Dollars per arpent, say eight hundred
dollars.
All the above tracts of land are situated in the
Parish of St. Landry, on Bayou Mallet, at place
called Anse Bourbeuse, being In Section A, Town.
ship South OF Range East, and in Section Z,
thousand three hundred and sixty-two acres, equal
to sixteen hunered arpents (t being the same land
conceded and confirmed to the widow Antoine Bois-
dore by Act Of Congress, and reported by the Com
missioner in his certificate No. u09 (eleven hum
dred and nine1. The whole sold for the aggregate
price aud sum Of three thousand six hundred dol
iars. eeven hundred and twenty Of which were paid
in cash the day of aaIe and the balance secured
in obedience to the order Of the Court.
Said sale was published in manner and form as
required by Law, and the terms and conditions were
proclaimed aloud by the auctoneer aforesaid to the
people in attendance at the time and place Of said
sale, to.wit: at the Court House, in the Town OF
Opelousas, on the 9Th day Of January 1860. Henry
Prevent the petitioner further shows that the said
Octave Prudhomaae complied strictly with all the
terms and conditions of said sale.
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given to all per.
sons who can set up any right tiile claim in and
in the ORDERS decrees Of judgments OF
the Court under which the above named sales were
made or any irregularity Of Illegally in the appraise-
mcnts or advertisements, in time saanner OF sales
or for any other defect whatsoever, to show cause
within thirty deys, from the day this monon is first
inserted in the public papers. why the sale SO made
to Octave Prudhomme, should not be confirmed and
homologated in accordance with the intention and
Specification Of said act.
IN testimony whereof have he-
~ reunto set my hand and affixed the
4341S41f Seal of said Court, this 18th day OF
LIS. LAsTRAPEs, Clerk.
Opelousas. January 21st 1860.