St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1889-02-02
Terms:---One-third Cash, Balance in / al
Without Personal Security.
FOR FULL pARrlculAkSns1e DETAILED DESCRIPTION BELOW

s. A certain lot OF groundi in the town of Wash
ington, with all the buildings and improve
ments thereon fronting on Gordon ST. bounded
west by B. Notes lot, east by Mrs. Gardiner,
and south by Bullot at, being lot So Of the plat
OF said town.
Washington, with tho buildings and improve
ments thereon, fronting on Old Bridge ST. boun-
ded north and west by lot of the estate of Nor
rogh, south by property Of A. Elter, and east by
Old Bridge street.
10. A certain tract OF land on the bayou Coul.
| ta3,eaM IN said parish, fronting on said bayou
with all the buildings and improvements thorc-
ON, containing four hundred aud fifteen arpents
more or less bounded north and west by lands
formerly owned by Stephen Dewel, east by
lands of NJ. Melancon. This tract was acquired
at sherits sale, Oct 13, 1875. and is to be sold in
lots according to a plat and subdivision to be
exhibited on the day of sale and previous there
to at tho office of T. II. Lewis, Attorney, at
Opelousas
II. The Mount Hope Plantation, with all the
buildings and improvements thereon, including
the sugar House aud machinery cotton gin
grlst mill, containing three thousand five hun
bounded north by land formerly belonging TO
A. K. Hawkins, the Rider, and lands of Mrs DR.
Scranton, south by lands of Mrs. Smith, and by
lands formerly belonging to the estate of E &
Carter, east by lands Of K. i. Blhm and lands
formerly belonging to the estate of E. B. Carter,
rms property was sold to Eaton d Barstow and
!SdcqaHSo oS LIN NJ SneflHs = sale sept. 7, 1872.
There will be sold together with this plantation
ana uhGer the same adjudication, the following
personal property on said plantation, and hleg
serves to cultivate the same Thirty mules six
oxen, Blk Wagons, two OK carts, and all the
farming implements and an ample supply of
seed cane.
II This is thoroughly furnished sugar
plantation and in high state of cultivation.
upon which paying crop Of sugar was raised
the past year..I
II. -Four tracts OF land lying on BAYOU Croco-
Ollie, measuring nine hundred and forty.tWo
and 14Ilo0 acres. and being section two, E and
n E OF Sec 3. q and lots s and of See s. and
Sec 10, aud ali in I RISE.
IS. Eighty acres of land on the Atcllafalaya
I1yer, being the north end of N E ! of Sec "a, T
sSR7E.
IA The following tracts OF swamp land situated
on the Atchafalaya and Courtableau rivels, ag-
gregatlng two hundred and forty-one acres and
l7El0a OF an acre, and being Z ! of s W ! of
SEQ 10 the w of 8 f Sec a the NE ! of
W OF Sec "a; the of N W of Sec "a.
l5 A lot OF ground in the town of Opelousas,
consisting OF one arpent, bounded on the east
by Market street, on the north by Vine st, and
on the south and west by lots of the esta te
16 lot Of ground in the town of Opeousas,
containing one arpent, bounded cd the east bv
Market street, on the north by the above des-
crlbed lot, on tho south by - street and on the
west by lot OF the estate.
II. A lot OF ground in the town of OpeIousas
containing one arpent, more or less bounded
on the north by q lot of the estate o.. the south
by South st, on the east by lot above described
and on the west by bayou lesson.