Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-03-04

bonds made IN The above entitled SUITS, Will
cost.
Terms Of SALE cash-wi,hout appraisement.
The above property is sold at cost and risk
Of the former purchaser, on the 4lh day Of Feb
ruary, ls43, who has failed 10 comply with the
| ferms Of sale.
l.. G. MORRIS, Deputy Shelf.
feb % 3
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Third District Court--Parish Of East
Baton Rouge.
Matilda Meeker, wife,
Moses l. Meeker, husband.
This ~ an action ON the part Of the wife,
against her husband for a separation Of pro-
| perty and 10 obtain the exclusive admlnlstra-
ton Of her paraphernal estate and also to re-
cover Of him the price Of a certain slave sold
| after marriage and owned by her, and also
| other monies that were due to her before mar
| rage, and afterwards received by him.
The evidence fully establishes that all the
slaves mentioned in PLAINTIFF petition are the
separate and paraphernal property Of the plain
tiff, that her husband 10 embarrassed in his
| affairs and involved in debt. It also estab-
| Ishes plaintiffs claim for the sum of fifteen
hundred delIars. m
It ls therefore ordered, a~djudged and de-
reed that there be Judgment in favor of plain
IF and against the defendant. That she be
| ERECTED To have the exclusive administration
AMI control Of her paraphernal estate. That
lie following named slaves mentioned in the
~1ctt.on, VIZ:
Bddy, Sally, Ned, EIyy, Tom, Hsity ard
rer four children, Adaitne, Nelly. Jordon, and
Bob: Lucy and her three children, Louisa,
Aaron and March, and the three children Of
Linda, Zone dead). William, Kitty and Harri-
ct be decreed 10 be her eparate and parspher-
nal property.
Also, that plaintiff receive OF the defendant
the sum Of fifteen hundred dollars with ints-
rest thereon from judicial demand and that
she have a mortgage and privilege on the real
property and slaves Of The defendant, 10 the
fret day of January 1888, to secure the pay
ment of one thousand and fifty dollars there
on, and interest; and that sh" have the same
privilege from the first day Of January 1884.
10 secure the remaining sum OF four hundred
and ffy dollars and interests and that defen-
fant pay the costs of this suit.
l. il further ordered and adjudged and de-
creed, that there be judgment in favor Of the
defendan. and against the plaintiff, as of non
suit, in relation to the notes and obligations
derived from the estate OF Joseph l. Finley,
deceased, and that the lnferyentions fled in
This case be dismissed at the cost Of tho in-
tervenors.
Signed, ISAAC JOHNSON,
Judge of the Sd district.
January. 1913
+ certify the foregoing to be a true copy Of
the original Judgment
feb IS 3 4 WINTHROP, Crk,
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Third District Conrt-ParIsh Of East
Baton Rouge.
FeIonise Babin, wife,
Joseph A. Phillips, husband.1
January Is, ls4s.
Judgment by default having been taken and
three judicial DAYS having elapsed since the
rendition thereof and the defendant having
failed to appear and answer This cause came
up this day for trial, when it appearing to the
court that the plaintiff has made out her cause
by the law and the evidence, it is therefore
ordered, adfudged and decreed, that Pelonisc
Babin, the plaintiff, be separated in property
from Joseph A. Phillips her husband, and
have the free administration thereof, that she
be declared the owner IN her own right OF the
house and kitchen furniture now IN her pos
session also the slave Fanny and her infant
Elam. tina. she recover from her said husband
the sum of eleven hundred and five dollars
and legal interest from Judicial demand with
a mortgage and privilege upon the property
Of her said husband, 10 date from January
; eighteen hundred and thirfy-nine, TO recoEer
the restoration of her paraphernal property
and that he pay the costs of this suit.
ISAAC JOHNSON,
ian'y Is ls43. Judge Sd district.
I~c-rtify the foregoing to be a true copy OF
the original judgment.
feb Is 2 A. WINTHROP, Clerk.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Third District Court-Parlsh Of East Baton
Rouge.
William Flower,
By virtue OF a writ OF hefi facias issues II
the above entitled suit, directed 10 the Sheriff
of the parish of East Baton Rouge, will be eE-
posed to public sale, on
SArrap.x, the list day Of April. is43,
at the court house in the town of Baton Rouge,
commencing at IL o'clock 4 NJ, all the right
title interest and claim of the defendant A d.
PLANTER, in or to q certain negro woman,
slave, named Clarissa, aged about years
Seized to satisfy a twelve months bond
made in the above entitled suit.
Terms of sale. cash-without appraisenent
L. C. MORRIS, Deputy Shed.
feb IS 3
FOR SALE.
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