The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1875-04-16

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published 7 times, which makes $75.P5. For til
second Items squares at rs cents hlake $10.7
for one insertion and 5000 for two-both adye1
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charged in the original bill"
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correct, and that I only charged 25 cents pc
square for each insertion,
The JOURNALS accusation is clearly utterly
false. l hereleave the matter to the Impartial
Judgment of the public, without yenturIng t.
nope that the calHmnlatOr is possessed of Suti
Tent good faith and justice retract his hyp0cIit
cal SANDER. JOEL II. SANDOZ
Opelousas, April 7, 1875.
And here is the sale, in English and
French, which is mentioned in the card
PUBLIC SALE.
ESTATE OE ELIAKIM LITTELL,
By virtue of an order of the Hon. the Court
of the Eighth Judicial District of the State OF
Louisiana, III and for the Parish of st. Landry.
there will be sold at public sale, to the last and
highest bidder. by the undersigned Test'y Ex-
ecutrix or a duly licenced Aucti0neer, on the
plantation hereinafter described, being the last
residence of said deceased, situated six miles
East of the Town Of Opelousas, on WEDNES-
DAY, December 5th, 1866, the following des-
cribed property, belonging to the Estate of the
said EliakiIn Littell, late Of the Parish of St.
Landry, tO-Wit:
buildings and improvements thereon, being the
last residence Of said deceased, situated and
lying i'll the parish of st. Landry, on the west side
Of Bayou Marie CrOquant or Ttche, having
twenty arpents front on said Bayou by forty
aTpents i'll depth, containing eight hundred SUI
perfcial arpents (nOre Or less), being the same
purchased by the deceased from Moses Littell,
as per act of February 29th, 1886.
A tract or parcel Of land, being section fifteen
of tOwship No. six south of the thirty-first de-
gree OF north latitude, range No. five east, in the
southwestern Land district of Louisiana, con-
tanning sixty-eight acres and eighty-four hun
dredthS.
Two lots or parcels of land, being lot No. w
of section five, and lot No. one of section six, in
township six south OF range five east, in the dis
trict of land subject to sale at O~pelousas, La,
containing one hundred, and sixty superficial
acres.
A certain anded property, situated and living
Oh both sides Of the Bayou Waxia, in said Parish
of st. Landry, as follows viz: The half of sec
ton No. thirty, the half Of section No. twenty
eight, and the whole of section No. twenty-nine,
in township four south range five east, contain
altogether twelve hundred and cighty-three
acres and 4 hundredths. This tract Of and will
be slbdivided and sold i'll four lots of half a
section each, to suit purchasers.
A certain tract of land, bounded on the north
by Bayou TGche or Marie CrOquant, southeast
by land or deceased and Michel BOrdeIon, south
west by the division line of Prairie Basse. and
northwest by land formerly belonging to Valery
Roy, situated in said Parish of st. Landry, con-
tanning two hundred arpents more or lesS).
One fourth Of a tract OF land, joining the last
tract, said fourth containing one nun
bred superficial arpents more or Less.
The half of q certain tract of land, lying in
Prairie Basse, in said Parish of st. Landry, con-
fffty-tWO arpentS and 30 hundredths,
superficial measure more or lesS).
A certain tract or parcel of land, frOnting on
The east bank of Bayou T6cheO or Marie Croqllant, |
bounded on the lower line by land of Baptiste |
Rider, and on the upper line by land formerly
belonging 10 Valery Roy and now owned ~
Mrs. Susannah Carson, widow delard Demaref.
md DR.. Orlando o. Foster, containing about
hundred and sixty-twO aTpents more or
ess). This tract of land will also be subdivided
nd sold in lots of fOnr or more arpents front
~ the ordinary depth, to suit purchasers.
Eight mules, 20 wild mares and colts, 45 head
horned cattle, 8 work oxen, one branding
ron Ii, a small lot of hogs, one creole horse,
me sewing machine, five sheep. 1 horse cart, a
one pair timber wheels, q corn shelter, two
arriages, a loom, one hack, one buggy, four
Gather beds, six mattresses, a lot of fine ma
Logany and black walnut furniture, consisting
in %bureaux, sofas, tables, chairs,
clocks, &C., plantation implements
1tehen utensils, and many other articles, the
of which would betoo tedious.
Ierms and COndltiOnS-Al the movable pfOD-
rty, including horses, mules, cattle, hogs, house
old furniture, kitchen utensils, agricultural
IMPLEMENTS, &c, cash on the day of sale. The
tnds on acredit0f one, two and three years from
ne DAY or sal3; purchasers to furnish their
otes with approved personal security III solido,
} the widow and heirs of said deceased, con-
ltloned to bear interest at the rate of eight
ef cent per annum from maturity of each in
,allnent until paid. Special mortgage and
privilege retained on the land until
nal payment of both principal and interest:
nd purchasers binding themselves not to alien
re or dispose in any manner whatsoever of the
NOS so purchased by them to the prejudice of
re said mortgage and vendors privilege. Paw
.ents to be made to the order of Henrietta Nj,
'ackherhagen Testamentary Executrix of
le last viii and testament of said deceased, at
Of dOmlcil in the said Parish of st. Landry.
H. M. WACKHERHAGEN, !
TeStamentarY Executrix. l