St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1894-06-23

| ton, to the last and highest bidder, by the
| undersigned administrator, or by public
| auctfoneer, at the last residence OF the de
ceased. at Prairie Mamou, on
| Wednesday, July IL, 1904,
| the following described property belonging te
/ /. The plantation, which is the residence
| situated at Point nt-au-Pins, in Prairie Mamouth
and sixty arpents OF land, together with ali the
buildings and improvements thereon, bounded
north by land of Octave Guillory, south by the
/ Bayou des Cannes and land of Mrs. Gerard
Granger, east by Octave Guillory and Paul
Fuselier, and west by Olivier Gui1lory.
2. One tract of woodland on the east side OF
containing about fifty arpents, bounded north
| by railroad land, south by Henry McCanley,
| east by Louis Anduren and west by jean Pierre
| 8. Another tract of land near the plantation,
containing twenty-five arpents bounded north
by Jean Pierre Laaeur ct ais, south by Octave
Guillory aud Paul Fuselier, east by Onezime
Fonfenot. and west by Octave Guillory.
A.. Another tract in same vicinage, wood and
prairie, at Point,anx-Pins, containing forty
south By, Onezime Fontenot. east by railroad
land, and west by Jean Bite. Tate.
5. A tract of prairie land situated in Prairie
Mammoth, near Point-aux- Pins, containing
bounded north by land of j. p. Lafieur, south
by Alcide D. Guillory, east by Mrs. Simeon s..
Fentenot, and west by Hilaire Fontenot.
mouth, on the Neg Pique side. containing sixty
acres. unimproved, bounded north by land of
Thomas Veillon and land of Achille Fontenot.
lon, and west by Achille Fontenof.
One lot of seventy head of gentle horned cat
tie in said Prairie Mamouth; lot of wild cat
tie ranging in Prairie Soileau. about twenty
head; one lot of wild mares in Prairie Soileau.
Calcasieu parish. about forty-fve head seven
Creole horses, gentle; one pair American mules !;
one blue filly one mare (Georgette) and colt !;
another mare (Geogeline) and colt another
Creole sorrel mare and brown mule colt; an
other mare and roam mule colt; one sorrel flly;
one bald-face hlly; nine pairs of work oxen !;
one old engine and boiler; one wagon, without
body; one old wagon; one old buggy; one sui
ky cultivator old one old, Planet junior cul-
tivator, sweep; three old p1ows, two harrows;
one old gig; one lot of plow gears; one lot OF
kitchen utensils; one iackass; one bed with
feather mattresses, beddings and bedstead;
bed and bedstead one wardrobe; one bed one
clothes press /; one toilet bureau one old sewing
machine; one lot of hogs; one lot of old chairs
Of biankets and onilts one Iat of crnss.cnt s nut
saws and carpenters tools.
Terms and Conditions.-An adiudications of
dollars f END uadsr 9geas cash All ad
above five dollars payable on the first day of
January 1895, with eight per cent per annum
interest after maturity until paid and all sd
payable one-haH on the first OF January 1895
and the other half on the first day of January
1886, the hrsG lnstallment to bear eight per cent
per annum interest If not then paid, and the
other installment bearing likewise interest at
the rate of eight per cent per annum from the
first of January 1885. The lands payable one
third on the first of January next, 1895. with
eight per cent per annum interest from maturity
If not then paid; one-third payable ON the first
day of January 1895, and the other third paya-
bic on the first of January 1897; these two last
terms to bear eight per cent per annum interest
from the first of January 1895. The purchasers
to furnish their promissory notes with two per-
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istrator, bearing the interest as above stated,
and the ten per cent clause for attorneys fees
and costs in case of suit for collection The
lands remaining specially mortgaged and ven-
DOR privilege retained in favor of the estate
until finally paid. II. J. GUILLORY,
ju95t Administrator.