The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1873-01-11
Estate Of William Suites, SIR.

nyyIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF THE HON
ID Orable Probate Court of the Parish OF st.
Landry, there will be sold at public auction, to
the highest bidder, by the undersigned public
aucti9neer, at the last residence of deceased at
IyonS Point, in this parish, on WEDNESDAY,
january 29th, 1879, the, following DESCRIBED
property, belonging to the estate OF william
StUes, ST., deceased, t0-wit-
Ia tract of land, wood and prairie, contain
inaOne hundred and sixty-tlree acres, bounded
soath by Guidry, and the balance bounded by
public domain. ,
being lot No. g., or the fractional southwest
quarter and tho lots Nos. s and 7, of section 20,
inEt0wnShip IL, south Of range one east, con-
tanning one hundred and 45Il0O as per patent
Ne. 6789.
81 one tract of land, being swamp land, meas
uring five arpentS front on the lower line gong
across Bayou Queue Tortue by the depth of the
land whatever it may be, bounded east by Mrs.
Ceirstinc HGbcrt, west by Pierre MeauX, north
and south b publicland, being the same bought
from Marie CelestinG Hebert, as per act passed
April 9th, 1871.
.ish of st. Landry, containing fifty acres, and
Iot No. /. of the plat drawn by T. Feray, sur
veyor, on the 29th October, a. D., 1872, alTd
being the same land bought from j. Melebek, by
act PASSED November 5th, 1872.
<. A tract of land being the undivided thirdOf
q tract Of swamp land, containing ten acres
front on Bayou Queue Tortuc, III the Parish OF
st. Landry, being the same pllrcIlaseh nom tne
pSIftGS III Ntllldh VASAht" '+5 ~
pentsin depth, more or less.
6. 4 tract OF prairie land containing one nun
drcd and fifty acres, being the land on which Is
the plantation.
7. One dwelling house, one corn crib, stables,
two small Out-hOuses, one small Kitchen. one mill
and miIL-hOuse, $500 panncls Of cypress fencing,
about 100 cypress, pieuX, ABOUT l6o cypress
posts. about 500 pfeuX i'll the swamp, Sixty
beeyes, eight work oxen, 1853 cows, 63 cows ana
calves. 66 one and two year Old calves, eight
gentle horses and one mare, two small houses,
one I'm Drv and harness, one NacncI1e OF Wllu
hornei cattle branding seventy-tw0 calves ana
attached to it nine horses, q stock OF horses
branding twentY-One colts, ninety-three lead OF
sheen about forty head of hogs, one double
barrel gun, lot of lumber, a lot OF shingles, Il
LOT of corn, carpenters tools, one OK cart, one
ferry hOat anddug-OHt, seventy pannels fencing,
ahOi1t 2 barrels rice, Il lot of bedsteads, Deds ana
Bleeding. armoirs, safes, tables, chairs, b~tlFeatX,
a clock household furniture ana KltcneI utcu-
sis nIantation and farming implements, etc.
Terms and COnditiOns.-Al OF the properly
belonging to said succession, with the exception
of the several tracts of swamp, WOOD ana IGaifie
land forming part thereof, viii De soIQ TOR cash
will he said on a credit Of six and twelve Adoltlis
from The day of sale, purchasers to fnlIlsh tlelF
notes therefor with two good ndsOiyentsectIl-
ties in soEdO to the satisfaction OF the HEIRS,
said notes to be drawn payable to the ORDER OF
the administrator of said succession, I0r tIe my
of said succession, at the office OF EdouaFa II:
Monfon. attorney, in VermilliOlVllle, parish oL
LAFAYETTE, LII. said notes condlLIOnel 70 49, -,
infpl:est inf the rate Of eight per cent per aihltIu
from maturity until paid, the successor FcseIv-
ing a specia1 mortgage and vendors pIIHleSe
on tho nronerty sold on said terms OF eretht'
""0 +. PERRODIN, Auctioneer.
dee. 2e-5t.