The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1873-11-14
SUCCESSION SALES.
Eatatc of Jean Rte. Row.

|AN SA juan hERa N0Vs
RI- VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OFTHE HON.
~ 0rabIe Probate Court OF the ParIsh of 81
Landry, there will be sold at public auction. 10
the highest bidder, by the undersigned. 4 pubIic
auetl0Lecr' II The last residence of the deceased,
III. this parish, on MONDAY, November i7th,
1873, the following described prOperty, belong.
inE 10 the estate of Jean Bite. Roy, deceased,
tO-Wit:
l. A certain plantation situated IN the quarter
OF Pl9l5ance, being the last residence of de-
ceased, containing three hundred 2lTlOO acres.
bounded as follows: north by land of Achilc
Duprc, OF Mrs. Octave Row and of pbinins
east by land of Clark, ClGntont TolIier, Fai1s''
tin Hollier and Halphen, south by lands of Al
pl0nSc Prud'hOmlnc and of Edmond NOrnand
ana west ny land of AchillG Dupre, described
az per patent certificate No. 448O, as being lots
Nos. one, two, three and four of section frty-
one in township five south range four east. and
by patent certificate No. 4SlT. as being lots mum
berS seven, eight, nine and ten of section fifty
one i'll township five south Of range four east
patent No. 1880 i'll the name of Mrs. Jean Bite.
Roy and the patent No. 4Sl7 In the name OF
Jean BITE. Roy, both from the United States.
2. a certain tract Of wood land situated near
Washington, bounded north by land of the
widow Cox, south by Francois l.. Pitre, west
Dy Mrs. Louis Eanhtlle and east by the bayou
AKRON, being the same purchased by deceased
at the Sule of the property Of Mrs. Jane Young,
INC ninth day OF September, 1865, containing
thirty arpentS.
3. \ certain tract Of land situated on Pla-
quelnine Ridge, being the same purchased Nv
deceased at the sale Of the effects of Elisha Ne
DANIEL, the 2u OF january, 1857. COntaining Cighty
acres, and bounded north by Alexandra Dpyillc.
south by LuCitn JOubcrt, west by Whitfield
anu Auguste Bertrand, and east by ThGrencc
JcanSOnnc and Lurieu ,JUubcrt.
4. The stock Oi horned cattle. about three
hundred head the Facheric horses, about six !:
horse creatures, HcVrnty-tive head eight Gre
Ole mules, seven creole horses, two pairs oxen.
about fifty head of gentle horned cattle more
or less, about one hundred head of sheen, elry-
en- head OF hogs, one OK cart. one horse cart,
six ptOWS and harness, Il small harOuchp and
harness a lot OF household furniture com
posed Of beds and bedding. chairs. bureau, side
board. safe, table, al1n0ir, clocks, etc; a lot of
tools anu chest, Il gun, 4 stove and kitchen
utensils, Il large pot or kettle, grindstUne, a
loom and accessories; 4 lot of silvrrwarc com
posed OF a ladle, twelve large spoons, twelve
forks, and twelve teaspoons.
Terms and COnlitiOnS.-Tht whole of the prom
crty, movable az well as immOvablc, except the
stock Of cattle, to be sold for cash and the stock
of cattle, one half cash and the other half ON
twelve months credit from day OF sale, purch-
aSer or purchasers to furnish his or their notes,
with good and sufficient security to the Satisfac.
ton OF the administrators, payable in solidO to
the order OF said administrators bearing eight
per cent per annun interest from maturity.
vendors privilege reserved, and the purchaser
binding himself not to sell or dispose OF said
stock to the prejudice of said privilege.
a. p. WILLIAMS. Encanteur.
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