The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1873-10-10
Estate of Augmseim GuilIory.

by VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF THE HON
~ 0rahlc Probate Court of the Parish of st.
Landry, there will be sold at public auction. to
the highest bidder, by the undersigned Il public
auctioneeP, at the last residence of the deceased
in Old Grande Prairie, on WEDNESDAY, No
yember 18th, 1873, the following described prop
erty belonging to the estate of Augustin GuillO-
~, deceased, tO-Wit
1. The plantation. last residence of said de-
ceased, situated i'll Old Grand Prairie, in this
parish, measuring four and a half arpents front,
on forty in depth, the whole more OF less, bound
ed. as follows: north by land of Antoine Vidrine,
east by land of the widow Of Alexandra Fonte-
not, south by land of Theodule Doucet, ard
west by the bayou CarrOn, being the same Dlrz
chased by deceased, partly from James Reed,
about thirty-tWo years ago. and partly from
Francois Guill0ry. about thirty-two years ago,
as declared.
Q. \ certain tract of land. situated in prairie
Plaisancc, near prairie Ro1de. measuring niue
ty-tvo 45T10 arpents, more or less, bounded as
follows: north by land of Joachim Pitre. south
by land of YoTick Falade, west by land of Blaize
| Motto. east by land of Mrs. Valade.
Also, another tract of land situated at the
same place, bounded as follows: north by land
Of Blaize Motto. south by land of Julien Gall0t,
east by land of Vortex Naiade, andwpst by Julien
G~allot-heing the same tracts of land purchased
by deceased from AngelaS Prud'homme, as per
act the 18th June, 1873, passed before James NJ.
Thompson. Recorder, recorded in his office in
book H, No. 2 at page 500 the last tract con
tanning one hundred and forty arpents; with
the buildings and improvements thereon.
g.; About eighty head of gentle horned cattle.
two pairs of oxen, one work OK, five Creole
mules, five gentle Creole horses, about eighty
head of sheep, two sOws, one OK cart. one buggy
five ploughs, Il lot of gears. hoes, carpenters
tools, harrows, kitchen utensils. clock, shot gun
iron safe, a lot of crOckepy ware, a lot of house
hold furniture composed of two armOirs, two
safes, twelve chairs, three tables, four beds anG
bedding, a toilet, etc. about twenty head OF
horse creatures. y loom, gfindstOne, two cross
cut saws, the stock OF cattle, about one hundrej
and eighty head, and horses and mares.
Terms and ambitions Tho land mn ~. aroyIi
of one and two years, purchasers to furnish theil
notes bearing eight per cent yearly interest
from maturity, with two good and solvent Sc
~eurities to the satisfaction Of the administrators
special mortgage and vendors privilege retained
purchasers binding themselves not to sell o.
ALLEVIATE the said property to the detriment O
said mortgage, and to pay attorneys fees at tel
per cent in case of suit to enforce payment.
The yacherie, one-third cash on day of sale
and the balance in one and two years, the, pur
chaser to execute his notes. with two good anf
solvent securities, to the satisfactiono of the all
minfstratrix, with eight per cent interest from
maturity. and vendors privilege retained
The mOvables for cash. F..
4. P. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer,
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