The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1873-01-18
D..se Of WilIfam atutcs, SIR.

yTRfUE oFfAN ORDER OF THE HON
D orabH Probafh Court OF the Parish of st.
Tardry herG win he sold at public auction, to
tIe hiGlIst bidder, by the undersigned public
o,9 at the last residence of deceased at
TTyons' Dint, i'll this parish, on WEDNESDAY,
lamar 18th, 1872. the following described
n@ropeIs, belonging to the estate OF William
EtufesSr., deceased, to-Wit-
I, Aract of land, wood and prairie, contain
inc az hundred and sixty-three acres, bounded
soniby Guidry, and the balance bounded by
pun tract Of Ind. being Wfnfrey's Point; and
beig lot No. 3. or the fractional southwest
n1Tfer and the lots Nos. 6 and Z, of section 20,
iinTowpship Ii, south of range one east, CON
thing one hundred and 45I100 as per patent
!. One tractof land, being swamp land, meas
fling five arbents front on the lower line going
cross Bayou Queue TOrtne by, the depth OF the
bind whatever it may be, bounded east by Mrs.
EeIestine HILBERT, west by Pierre MeauX; north
sorth bypublicland being the same bought
from Marie Gelestine Hebert, as per act passed
April 9th, 1871.
iSh of st. Landry, containing fifty acres, and
lot No, l, of the plat drawn by i. Feray, sur
yey0r. on the 29th October. A. d., 1872, and
being the same land bought from ]. Melebek, by
act passed November 9TH, 1872.
< 4 tract Of land being the undivided thfrdot
n tract OF swamp land. containing ten acres
front on Bayou Queue TortHe. III the Parlsn OF
st. Landry, being the same purchased rom inc
estate of Nathan Foreman, ST., IldFllS uFC i'll
pplts in depth, more or less
e. A tract of prairie land containing one nun
dred and fifty acres, being the land on which IS
the plantation. -..r,o,
two small nut-hOnses one small kitchen, one mil
o,d uoiIlLhol1se. 8. 800 pannels of cypress fencing,
aIeoi1t 17AO CYPRESS pieuX, about I6u cypress
nosfs. about 500 pieuX i'll the swamp, Sixty
heeyes. eight work oxen, 1853 cows, 81 COWS ana
calves, SIS one and two year Ola caIveS, eIShI
gentle horses and one mare, two small houses,
9ne buggy and harness, one yacheI1e OF WIG
h~Ornedcattle branding soYentystW0 caves ana
o+fachad "a If nine horses, u stock OF horses
J,ronding twenty-One colts, ninety-thrce head OF
sheen 9bont forty head of hogs, one double
barrel grn. alot of lumber, Il lot OF shingles, a
Iot of earn carpenteT'S tools, one OK. cart, one
ferry boat aiddug-out, seVeItypail1leis leiicIls;
ahoiIta barrels rice, q lot of bedsteads, beds ana
heeding armoirs, safes, tables, chairs. bureaaX,
a cloex. household furniture aud Kitchen uteh-
sis. nIsntation and farming implements, etc.
Tasn,s and CpilditionS.-AH of the properly
haInngiItg to said succession, with the exception
of tHe several tracts OF swamp, wood anu prairie
land warming part thereof, will be sold fof casn
before delivery; and the tracts OF lanl aioiesahu
wilFhe sold on a credit of six ana twelve niolliS
fraa, Fha day of sale, purchasers to fu~r1iishtheilI
notes therefor with two good aIidsolveItsecEIl-
ties b, solidO to the satisfaction OF fhe helfs,
soiJ votes tn be drawn payable 10 Jhe oIaet %
fba ADMINISTRATION of said succession, I0f tlc Hse
If SAID succession, at the Office OF Elohafl II;
Mai,ton attorney, in VePmilI10nyllle, parrish "
Iafayqtfe. Ia; said notes c0lultloleu " 49,
infa.sst III fhe rate of eight per cent per ahiitni
fron, T1afnrityunti1 paid. the successor feseFg-
mo . sneciai mortgage and ~yeIid0r,s pfiEIlese
a ! s5rnnerfy sold on said terms Of efednt'
!" = 4, PERRODIN, AuetioneeF.
dee. 9e-5t.