The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1868-02-15
PUBLIC:SATE
Estate OF Eugene P. Pite, deceased, in commu1
tY with Adam Tate. her SURVEYING hrahana

Estate OF Eugenie P. Pitre, deceased, in con,muni
ty with Adam Tate, her surviving husband.
PY VIRTUE of an order of the Hon. thu
-1 9Th judicial District Court of the State
of Louisiana, in and for the Parish of St
Landry, there will be sold at public auc
ton, to the last and highest bidder, by the
undersigned Administrator. or a duly com
ml>Sloned AucllOneer, at the residence O
Adam Tate, her Surviving husband, in this
parish, on
Thursday, February 20, 1868
the following described property belonging
to the Estate of Eugene P. Pitre, deceased
IN community with her surviving husband
late of said parish, to-wit:
A certain Lot or Tract of Land,
situated on the confines. of Bayou Chicol
woods, having three arpents front by Sew.
enty-hve in de4th, bounded North by the
public domain, East by the land of Adam
--, oo"th by a tract of land belonging to
said Estate, described hereafter as Lot No.
:, n on the West by land of Mrs. John
Gnlllor.y, and is the same acquired by the
said community by purchase of Pierre Sa-
want Of said parish, about seventeen wears
ago, with the BUILDINGS and IMPROVE
MENTS thereon.
Another Lot or Tract of Land
situated in the Same vicinity and described
as Lot No 2, measuring about eight hun,
dred superficial arpents, bounded North by
land of Mrs. Pierre Reed, land of Adam
Tate, by land described as Lot No. | above,
by land belonging to the Estate of ChriSto-
val Tate, and by land Of Joseph C. L. Fon-
tenot; on the South by land of Joseph. c..
l.. Fontenot; on the Northwest by the
Chicot Lake, and Southeast by Onezime J.
pitre and Louis l.. Fontcnot, being the same
acquired from the Estate Of Maize Louise
Fontenot, widow Of Adan Tate, about the
year 1850, together with Che fencing there
on.
About seven hundred head of
stock cattle, ranging p .jncipally in the par
ish of CaIcasien, and branded + T..
About five hundred and fifty
head of stick cattle in Calcasicu Parish,
and branded I.
Five horses, eight mares, two
wild horses, a pair of work oxen, an OK,
seventy-five head of gentle cattle, one buggy
horse, a black horse, one horse (Dlck), one
horse cart, one buggy, shaft, and pole, seven
thousand shingles, four hundred and TWEEN.
ty barrels of corn, six thousand four hun.
dred and fifty bundles of fodder, a lot Of
corn, twenty hoes, a lot of plowS, a lot of
spades, nine axes, two cross cut saws, a
whip saw, seven iron wedges, a lot of car
penter's tools, a lot of salt, a bathing tub, a
cooking stove, four large pots, seven pots,
a pair of dog irons and shovel, two grub
hoes, two jars, a lot of barrels, a 10: ofsoap,
three thousand railS on Reeds land. three
thousand five hundred rails on Guillory and
G. Tate's land, a saddle, a loom, a lot of
brides, a trunk, a lot of bottles, a rocking
chair, two trunks, four demijohns, a lot of
cottonade, one hundred head of hogs, two
safes, a lot of crockery ware, two tables. a
bed, a clothes press, a table and wash
stand, two spinning wheels, sixteen count.
er-pins, a lot of blankets, two beds and bed
ding, a table and washstand, an ar.noir,
twelve conntcr-pins, twelve sheets, a side
board, a bed and bedding, an ar,noir, two
waSh-stands, a bed and bedding, a table
and looking glass, a clothes press, a lot of
crockrry ware, a trundle bed, an iron chest.
a cradle. twelve beeves, four wild horses,
and twelve chairs.
Conditions The entire property will be
sold ia block, for cash, to be paid positively
on day of sale.
PHILIP stage, JR,
jan1s'es. Admin ~strator.