The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1873-10-24
SALES.
Rssasc Of Freeman Rsrr.

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| DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF THE HON
. orable Parish Court of the Parish OF st. Ian
dry, there will be sold at public auction, to the
highest bidder, by the undersigned, a public
| auetioneer, at the last residence OF the deceased,
near Opelo1sas, on TUESDAY, the 4th day OF
November, 1878, the following described prop
erty, belonging to the estate OF Freeman Burr,
deceased, to-wtt: " ---r t4E III k,.i.'5'
i. The plantation on which deceased last re-
sided, situated In the parish of st. Landry. in
quarter Bellevue, near OpelOusas, measuring
| about four hundred acres, bounded north DT
/ lands OF Mrs. John a. Taylor, south by lands OF
Garland and Lastfapes, east by Bayou IessoIl,
and west by lands of Garland, together with all
the buildings and Improvement thereon, being
purchased In part from Thomas FL. Thompson,
! May oath, 1851, ana In part from Eugene War
teIle, by act before Il. n. Martin, Recorder, the
18th, February 1858. e.
Q The following described swamp land, stu
ated in the sonth-Westland district of Louisiana,
and entered in the name of said Freeman Burn,
viz:
564 5a110o@aeres, bought by deceased from
Turner Morgan, by act of sale under private sig
nature, acknowledged before Yves D'Avy, Re
eorder, the 30th August, 1871, and recorded in
book 7, page So, being the north half Of north
half OF section Z, and the east of section 6, west
half Of southwest quarter Of seetton5, the whole
In township s, south Of range 8 east, containing
five hundred and sixtY-fOur and $500 acres.
31 89T100 acres, patent Hit dated at the city
of Baton Rouge, La, 26th March, 1862. being
north half of north half of section %, and north
half of north half of section "a. III township s.
south range 6 east. containing three hundred
and tWenty-0ne and 89II0O acres.
b51. 90T100 acres, as per patent 8037, dated Ba-
ton Rouge, May 9TH, 1860, being the south half
Of section 4, the southwest quarter and west
half Of southeast quarter of section 3, in town
ship 5 south range 6 east, containing five hum
dred and si&ty-one and 90[1OO acres.
CAB 78I100 acres as per patent 11,118,s dated b.
ton Rouge, La, 26th March, 1862, being the south
half of north half and north half Of south half
of section "A, toWnship5 s, south ranged east, con-
tanning six hundred and f0rty-three and 78IlQO
acres.
483 a8r1Oo acres rs per patent e49O, dated Baton
Rouge, La, 18th October, 1860, beingfOr the east
half and southwest quarter of section Ia,
ship s, south range 6 east, containing four hun
dred and eighty-Three and 93I100 acres.
21 $1,000 acres, as per patent 90T6, dated city
! CT Baton Rouge, La, being for northwest quar-
ter Of section 4 and east half Of northeast quar-
ter, section S, township S, south range 6 east
containing two hundred and f0rty-One and 36I10(
acres. -. ~
Gas 9210O acres, as per patent 94s9, dated Bator
Rouge, La., December 18th, 1860, and being fol
section Is, township s., south range 6 east, con
tanning six hundred and fOrty-three and 92Il0t
acres. .-
Gas 78I10O acres as per patent 8068, dated Bato1
Rouge, La, May 18th, 1860, and being fOf soutl
half Of section II, and south half OF section 49, il
township S, south range 6 cast, containing sly
hundred and forty-three and T8l10O acres.
!, All of said land beingsWamp land, in the south
western Land district OF Louisiana, and amount
, ing i'll the aggregate to four thousand one hun
Il dred and five and 29T100 acres.
5. Two lots of ground, situated in Lastrapes
- addition to the town of Opelousas, znumberinE
, seven and eight on the Plat thereof. being TIN
: same acquired by deceased from james NJ. POI
= l ter, as per act 9th, December, 1865, before Fl
Hayes. Notary, andreeorded in book T, page 7S
4. One hundred and sixty head of gentle horn
ed cate. asa. 5.s~ sal. .:.. ~.
5. Four yoke of work oxen. 10 g.
6. SeFenteen Wild horses.
Z. One stallion, Morgan" ,
g 8. One tw0-horse wagon.
g.. One horse cart. r.g -...,
10. One OK cart. 4.yt .a+a-5... .l --
= Ii. One pair light wheels. ...-s ,.- i.
I L. On lot plantation utensils nl2. ....s1ss
9 IL. One lot Jokes and chains. a Js>,t ); r.,
I, Id One wheel baFrow.&E .-=4sar ~ .tyz Il
IS. One grind stone. .s.. " .,H.=
g 16. Two cH0ssrcut saws. al. ..-..- .r
II. Plantation tools. IL -.-. .--.-g-. .
: Is. One still. 4. ~ " .-
6 -. One buggy. ESQ. 81 f-.. e. 90. -.@"t 0-'
20, One shot gun. =. N4fr..o 81 &C.,, --~.
81, One piano. .-gI' ,.4, ~sr- l Fl
q %. One card table. -, , .r-H I=
%. One book case.
5 "a. One sewing machine. ...
n 25. 0nel lot chairs.
30 Three n0ekinge chairs. .@s a1i@S g Sd
81. One set seals. ~. Il.
G. 28. Four bed-steads. -
20. One gold watch. 5- - i
so. Three gold chains and seals.
v 81. Two cherry tables.
t SO. One cypress table. 81"
e So. One clothes press.
81. One wire safe. t'
35. One walnut press.
Sc. One toilet. s'-.* sc -
u 5fs OMC W0fk. lADlSs
SO. One work stand. .-
: SO. One lot silver spoons.
Terns-Seyen eights "a of the purchase pri,
cash, at the time of adjudication, and the +
naming one eighth o. on a credit of twelve Il
Ar months, purchasers furnishing their notes wit
good and solvent security to the satisfaction
the tutrix, with eight per cent interest fro
81 maturity until paid; special mortgage and We
Id dors pFlVfiege On inc properly SOLO 20 PC
e. served favor VI satd tutFl& 1of the price
said credit purchases.
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