The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1872-12-28

BY VIRTUE OF ANRDER OF THE HON
- orabIe Probate CIT of the Parish of ST,
Landry, there will be- I'll at public auction, TO
the highest bidder, bYle Undersigned public
auctiOneer, at the Ia tslqence of deceased Mt
Lyons Point. i'll this Fish, on WEDNESDAY,
January 29th, 1872 he following described
property, belongings the estate of William
StufcS. ST.. drcnasr9 D-Wit-
l.. tract of land. EDd and prairie. contain
ing one hundred anaEty-threc acres, bounded
south by Guidry, anFhe balance bounded by
public domain.
2. 4 tract of landstng Winfrcy's Point; and
being lot No. 5, orile fractional southwest
quarter and the lOtsDS. 6 and Z, of section 90,
III township II, S6R or range one east, con-
aiming one hundFf ana 45IlW as per patent
No. 6789.
3. One tract of Id being swamp land, meas
uring five arpcnts 3nt on the lower line going
across Bayou QneuH Ortnc by the depth of the
land whatever it 81 be, bounded east by Mrs,
CeleStine HILBERT fSt by Pierre Meaux. north
and s0uth by pubHand, being the same bought
from Marie CelcSB HCbert, as per act passed
April 9Th, 1871.
1. A certain trspf land situated in the Par
ish of st. LandrcOntaining fifty acres. and
lot No. /, of theiat drawn by F. Fcray, sur
veyOr, on the 1g October, A. D., 1872, and
being the same III bought from ]. Melebek, by
act passed Noyeler 5th, 1872.
8. A tract Of im being the undivided third of
a tract of swan land, containing ten acres
front on BayOWReue IOrtue, in the Parish of
st. Landry, befBthe same purchased from the
estate of Nath$ Foreman, ST., having five ar
pCutS in depthS Dre or less.
G.. A tract Of6Hirie land containing one him.
dred and fifty aeS, being the land on which is
the plantation.
:. One dwclB house, one corn crib. stables.
two small OutAiSeS,0 one small kitchen, one mill
and mill-hOuse,SW PANELS Of cypress fencing.
about 100 cFess pielX, about 100 cypress
posts, about pieuX in the swamp, sixty
beeYCs, ork oxen, 1913 cows, So cows and
calves, sc Ol ana two year old calves, eight
gentle hOTanEA0 one mare tNn small hone.
one buggy harness, one VaCherie of wild
horned cattlgranding seVenty-twO calves and
attached to- nine horses, Il stock of horses
branding tWty-one colts, n~inety-three head of
sheep, abQ5 Iofty, mead or hogs, one double
barrel gum lot OF lumber, n lot of shingles, IL
lot Of cOIns 4rpenter'S tools, one OK cart. one
ferry boat& tdig-out, seventy PANELS fencing,
about 8 haKiS rice, a lot OF bedsteads, beds and
Bleeding, aaOlrs, safes, tables, chairs, bureaux,
q clock, hGcL0ld furniture and kitchen uten-
sils, plan&aon and farming implements, etc.
Terms W COnditiOns.-All of the prOnortv
belongings s'lld succession, with the exception
of the sdFal tracts of swamp, wood and DTairin
land fOIung part thereof, will be sold for cash
before dEery; and the tracts of land afOrpsnid
will be III on a credit of six and twelve months
from t1eay OF sale, purchasers to furnishtheir
notes Ghef0r with two good and solvent securi-
ties iE9hd0 to the satisfaction of the heirs.
said naS TO be drawn payable to the order of
the adailStfatOr of said succession. for the use
of saiBuccessiOn, at the office of EdOuard u
MOutM attorney, in VermilliOnvillo, parish of
Lafayge, La. said notes conditioned to bear
inter- at the rate of eight per cent per annnm
aturlty until paid, the succession resery-
ing special mortgage and vendors privilege
on Improperly sold ON said terms of credit,
+. PERRODTN, AuctiOneer,
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