Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-02-10
STdTB or LOUISIANA,
PROBATE SALE,
Parish of Wqst Baton Rouge.

PaFisn OF W9st Baton Rouge
BY virtue OF an order from the COur
Of Pobatea of the parlh Of TT.gt Foil
ciana, it will BIO sold ut public sale by the
undersigned judge,
Tuesday, the 18Th febisary- next. at
10 A. M. The following proparfy beloPR61
ing TO the suggestion Of Ish1n r. WoooA
nameIyt
L. A. plantation situated il this parish.
on which resides Erasmus Wptds, beiog
five arpents und a half front on 30 river.
by forty arpeots in depth, in pnreIAl limos,
with all the buildings and appurtauuces
thereon.
- Another lrnct Of land also SLATED
in this parish, and forming tho d,bls
concession of the above named tract, IN.
tanning five arpens and d half front, ira
OF. less, with n depth of eighty aFpoA.
between %parellel lines, bounded Abovel
Raphael Hebrrt, and below by Eloi Da
puts and Ellen BabIn, with all The i'm,
proyements thereon, The said land TO be sold
with sthe privilege granted TO the front
plantation 10 cut fire wood on said land,
together with the following Slaves bought,
with said plantation.
John uged rs years William Is, Bon.
cary so, Maria 80 and her four children
Elizabeth is years, Onesime 5 years
Joseph 4 years Jesse ] year, BeIverty 81
and her four children /; MeIia IL years
Fanny 10, Isnac Z and ZeIio 4 years.
Elise is years and her child Peter aged
one;year, Venus SIS years-all slaves fol
life.
Also, twn mules, enc horse, q yoke 81
| oxen, three cows and 2 bulls, a flock oil
sheep, two carts. tho crop Of fodder, agri.
cultural implements ; the undivided halt
Of a sugar mill, also the blacksmith shop
and tools, a clock and a dozen of com,
mon chairs.
8 Another tact ofland, also situaieG
il this parish, containing one arpent and
half front on the river, and forty nrpenta
in depth. The lateral lines opening
about three degrees, bounded above b.
land Of the late Engine Hebert, and be.
low by land Of widow Ursin Landry, will
the double concession belonging thereto
having enc arpenf front, and the line
opening about three degrees. The sai,
double concession is bounded below b.
Nine. Ursin Landry, widow, and aboy,
by Congress land. This property 10 tn,
Same which was acquired from Jac9us
Molaison, Jr.
TERMS OF SALE.
me two plantations No. / Q, togeiho
with the slaves. and movable propeEt.
belong ug thereto, will be sold togeihe
in one i. the purchaser viii pay To-
thousal | dollars cash, and besides WI
assume the payment Of debt Of seven
teen ihnDsand and forty dollars, due 10 III
minor heirs Of John Baptists Hebert, and
secured by mortgage on the above descriE
ed property-payable in seven equal an
nual payments, from January ls43, esc
payment being Of two thousand fou
hundred and thirty four dollars and TWEEN
ty eight cents. The first payment b.
coming due in January 1914, and yeaEl
in succession till January 1850, for III
other notes. Each payment beariR
interest Of ten per cent per nnnum fror
the time due, which interest 10 paysbI
each year and without reserve TO Mn
Jean Bite Hebeff, widow.
The purchaser, will have the pFiviIeg
Of kceping in his hands the above aum 0
F11-O4oy boa nov@~4hoIoeS obIigiug him
self to pay to said minors, the RESPECTIVE
portion to which they may be entitled, q
they respectively become Of age, Or ar
emancipated. The whole conformAbl,
to q bill Of sale passed BY said widow JeaI
Bite. Hebert to Messrs Isham +. Wood
Erasmus Woods, which viii be shows o.
the day Of sale, and the ba lance, If any
to be paid cash.
The land designated as number 3. 4
well as the double concession, will b
sold az follows, viz: two thousand dollar
cash, and the balance at one and IN,
years from the day Of sale, in notes EN-
dorsed to the satisfaction Of the admins
TRAITOR Of said succession, with speeia
mortgage and confession, Of judgment, Ill
final payment. Each note bearing ssI
per cent interest from the time due.
L. FAVROT r. J.
The sale viii take place on tho plant
ton where Erasmus Woods resides.