The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1892-08-20
Wednesday, Sept. =, asOs,

the following described property, to-,yit.
/. A tract of laud, with buildings and i'm
sprovemenss thereon, situated at Church Prai-
RE, parish of st. Landry, containing one hun
dred and thirty-two and 93Il00 arpents, more
or less, bounded north formerly by Jno. Collins
now &. B. Andrus, south by Francois Le-
meile, west by public road.
3 Another tract at same place, containing
sixty-nine and 66Il00 arpents, bound1d north
by DR.. V. Boagni formerly Clement Hollier,
east by T. C, Anderson south by Sol. B. Har,
mon and LemIie, west by DR.. v. Boagni,
formerly Kennfson, and Sol. B. Harmon.
8. Another tract, with buildings and i'm
proveneuts thereon, situated at same place.
about two miles northwest of the town of
Opelousas, on the public road leading from
Opelousas to Vile Plate being FIVE arpents
front by ten deep, bounded north by Aiphonse
Prud'homme, south by C. B. Andrus, east by
public road from Opei0usas to Vile Plate,
and west by C. b. Andrus.
4. Twenty arpents of land, about two miles
northwest of Opelousas, being two arpents
front by ten deep or twenty arpsnts, bounded
north by C. b. Andrus, or tract above des-
cribed.
5. A small plantation situated at Church
Prairie, in st, Landry Parish, near the town
of Opelousas, in same neighborhood as the
tract above described, with buildings and i'm
proyements, bounded north by Cle0phas Co
meau, south by Ida Andrus, (widow Knox,
east by Alphonse Prudhomme, west by lands
of Mrs. Edmond Dupr6, containing 60 and
74tI00 acres
6. A tract of wood land containing nine
| and 60Il00 acres, near the town of Opelousas
bounded north BY Fl. L. Garland, formerly
Old Knox tract, south by DIR. v. Boagni. east
by land of T. C. Anderson and west By tract
belonging to Alphonse Prud'homme.
z. tract of land with buildings and i'm
provements thereon, containing seventy
acres, more or less, bounded north by J.
Meyers, south By F. Lemelle, east by public
road leading from Opelousas to Washington,
west by RR bed.
8. A lot of ground with buildings and i'm
provements, situated in the town of Opeloti-
sas, measuring two superficial arpents, boun-
ded west by Mrs. Knox, formerly Cecilia
Garrigue's, wife of C. B. Andrus, south by
JAS Fl. Houston, east by Jos. e. Houston,
north by Madison St. T
9. Another tract or parcel of land, having
seven chains and twenty-nine links, fronting
on the public road leading from 0pelousas to
Washington. on 48 chains deep, bounded
east by G. B. Andrus, formerly Elisha Audrns,
north by J.. Meyers, formerly Collins, south
by C. B. Andrus, west by public road.
10. Another small tract situated in same.
lneighborhood, as above described piece, con-
tanning three and 9Il00 acres. bounded north
by Sol. B. Hartman, east by C. b. Andrus,
south by same, west by Meyers.
IL. One tract of open prairie land, three
miles northeast of 0pelousas, containing
eight and 84ll00 arpents, bounded north by
Sol. B. Harmon, south aud west by g. b. An
drus and east by Collins.
10 tract of wood land about three miles
northeast of 0pe0usas, containing nineteen
aud 5lI00 arpents, bounded north By Collins,
south by HIS Bayou, east by Collins, west
by e. b. Andrns.
I3 A tract of prairie land situated i'm the
Parish of st. Landry, about two miles north
west of the town of Opeousas, containing
one hundred and twenty-three and 37ll00 ar
pents, boundred north by Alphonse Prud-
'hemme and tract purchased by C. b. Audrus
from Citizens Bank of La. and Jules Perro-
din, south by Lemelle, east by Cab Wartelle
tract, west by John Simon Heirs and land
cf Mrs. Edmond G. Dnpre
Ia. A tract of wood land situated on the
Bayou Prud'homme or Hill Bayou, in the
Parish of st. Landry, and starting at point
of said bayou, near the back of the field. for
merly belonging to Elisha Andrus, thence
tree, 5, go east. 1900, to the bayou, thence
following the Bayou to the starting point,
and containing and 53ll00 arpents
Is. A tract of land oDer arpent front by
twelve and one half arpents deep, fronting
on the public road leading from Opelousas
to Washington. bounded north by G.. B. An
drus, east by said public road, south by Le.
melle and west by Andrus.
These lands will be sold according to plat
of survey to be exhibited on the day of the
sale.
Terms Cash.
Also q lot of accounts, due-bils and claims
due insolvent, which will be sold for what
they will bring, without appraisement.
T. 5. FONTENOT,
Sheriff and Ex-Officio Auctioneer.
Aup g. 1892