The Opelousas courier., 1886-10-09
NO. 2.
JUDICIAL NOTICES
HNUBLIC SALE
Probate Court, Parish of 81. Landry, No. 4735
ESTATE OF LAsTIE DUPRE


ESTATE OF LAsTIE DUPRE.
By virtue of an order of the Hon. the Dis
trict Court in and for the parish of St. Ian
dry there will be sold at public auction, to
the last and highest bidder, by the under
signed or any other duly qualified auetioneer,
at the residence of Mrs. Edmond c. Dupre, in
Prairie Plaisance, iii the parish aforesaid,
DAY the 2d day of November, 1886, the
following described property, belonging to
the estate Of Lastie Dupre, deceased, to-
wit
L. Property situated in the town of Opel
ousas, near the railroad, consisting - 1st, a
fraction of lot of ground adjoining the rail
road ground, bounded west by said railroad
ground, south by a piece of ground purchased
by the town of Opelousas and used for the
purpose of highway from the railroad depot
to the street, and bounded east by street now
known as Railroad Avenue, and bounded
north by a continuation of Grolee street; and
I'd, square of ground on the east of the
above described, bounded on the west by said
Railroad Avenue, on the south by continua-
ton of North street, on the east by a street
called Liberty street or - street, and north
by said Grolee street, with buildings and i'm
provements thereon; being the property
which was once occupied by G. Ell. Mouton
and subsequently by Mrs. Cyprien Dupr6
This square will be sold in four lots.
2. The third of q square of ground adjoin-
bounded on the west by said street called
Liberty street or - street, south by North
street, east by bayou lesson, and North by
Gro6e street. This property is to be sold in
three lots. All the property which is herein
above described was acquired at Sheriff 3
sale made by the Sheriff of St. Landry, and
which is found recorded in Alienation Rec
ords, Book @, No. 2, page 576.
| 3. A property in the town Of Washington,
! with the improvements on 1T, fronting on
| lHT- 4 1 49,
! the north by St. John street, on the south by
property of Mrs. Onezime Veillon, and on the
/ west the owner of whom is unknown, being
| the same property acquired by Lastie Dupre
from Baptiste Lateur.
A. A piece of property situated in the Big
| Cane settlement, in the parish OF st. Landry,
being the same acquired on the 18th day of
| October, 1868, from John j. Glow, as appears
by act recorded in Alienation Book V, p. 162
This land in said act is described thus: 1st,
the northwest quarter of the northeast quar-
! ter and the southeast quarter of section No
80, and the north half of the southwest quar-
ter, and the southwest quarter of the north
west quarter of section No. "a, in Township
No. 8, south range No, east, in the South
Western District of Louisiana, containing
three hundred and twentyone acres and for
ty-nine-hundredths acres; I'd, the south halfbf
nortll-e east quarter of section 80, in Townsh;2
3 south, range east, in the Southwestern
Land District of Louisiana, containing eighty
and forty-fve hundredths, acres !; Sd, the
northeast quarter of northeast quarter e.
section 33, the north half of northwest quar-
ter of section "a, and the southeast quarter
of southeast quarter of section %, in Town
ship south range east in the South-W West
ern District of Louisiana, containing one hun
dred and sixty and sixty-hundredths acres.
s. The interest, to-wit, an undivided por
tion in certain body Of woodland situated at
Mallet, which Lastie Dupre acquired at tue
! succession sale of the property of Louis He
bert; said undivided portion being the four.
tenths part of the following lands: fractional
section %, containing eigbty-seyen acres
southeast quarter of section 70, containing
one hundred and sixty-One acres; east hail
of northeast quarter of section 80, contain
ing eighty acres; the southwest quarter Ol
north east quarter Of section 80, containing
forty acres and twenty threehundredths
and fractional section 81, containing seventy
acres in township south, range east, II
the South Western Land District of Louisi
ana The other owners of the other undivid
ed portions are the legal representatives o
@ S. M. Young, deceased, and Charles PerrodiI
r and Henry L. Garland. Go e.
5 g. tract of land in the Mam0b ysettlA
d ment, parish of st. Landry, knownsEas tn
Vaeherie tract, containing an area of on
hundred and one and forty-seven-h
= acres, and being the southwest quarter o
southeast quarter of section five and th
northwest quarter of section eight. IN town
) ship seven south of range two west
T. Another body of land in. the same neigh
;; borhood as the above, being that acquired b.
IL Lastie Dupr6 at a tax sale made by j. L. Nor
g ris, tax collector of st. Landry, as recorded
1t Book E No. ., page 307 of Alienation Record
r of st Landry. This land consists of the soutl
half of section 6, all of section z, west half 0
section IL, and fractional section lS, in town
ship south, range west, and eonsains a
aggregate of sixteen hundred and eighty on
r. acres.
- 8. One safe, one armoir, one bureau, on
= buggy, one OK cart, one horse, two bedstead
J. with feather mattresses, three bedsteads wit
3 wool and moss mattresses, twelve chairs, on
70 table and glass, one clock, seventeen gentl
r. horses, twenty head of wild mares, ten ger
tie horses, one corn shelter, sixteen viii
horses and eighteen wild mares in Lucie
Dupr6's pasture, one cow and one mare !
> Henry Lastrapes' pasture, one creole horse.
Terms and Conditions THE movables to b
sold for cash and the real estate on credi
II of one, two and three years; purchasers
% give two good securities, bound in solido, an
r mortgage to be retained on the property {
d secure the payment of the price and Of alto
ney's fees ut ten per cent, in case OF necesslt
of suit to enforce payment. Property not {
be disposed of by purchasers until the pal
ment Of their notes.
GILBERT L. DUPRE,
Oct .. 1886 Auctioneer.