Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-01-13
STATE or LOUISIANA,
PROBATE SALE,
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Of West Baton Rouge.

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BY virtue Of an order from The Conrl
Of Probatcs Of the parish Of Vest Fell.
cana, II will be sold at public sale by the
undersigned Judge,
Tutsdoy, 'he 18th february next. nj
10 A. NJ. The following property belong,
ing 10 the succession Of Isham F. Woods,
namely:
/ A plantation situated in this parish.
on which resides Erasmus Woods, being
five arpents and a half front on The river.
by forty arpoots in depth, in pareIIel lines,
With all the buildings and appartcnances
thereon.
. Another tract Of land also situated
in this parish, and forming the double
concession Of the above named tract, con.
tanning five arpens and a half front, more
Or less, with "A depth of eighty arpents,
between p%areIleI lines, bounded above by
Raphael Hebert, and below by Etoi D1.
pnis and Ellen Babin, with all the in.
proYements thereon, the said land to be- sod
with Athe privilege granted to the front
plantation TO cut fire wood on said land,
together with the following slaves bought,
with said plantation.
John aged 20 years; William Is, Bon.
cary so, Maria 80 and her four children ;
Elizabeth Is years, Onesime S years
Joseph A years Jesse ! year, Beverly "a
and her four children Melia IL years,
Fanny 10, Isaac Z and Zeiie A years;
Elise Is years and her child Peter aged
one3year, Venus SIS years~~all slaves for
life.
Also, two mules, one horse, a yoke of
oxen, three cows and 2 bulls, a flock Of
sheep, two carts. the crop of fodder, agri.
cultural imp emcnls the undivided BALI
Of a sugar mill, also the blacksmith shop
and tools, a clock and "A dozen of com.
mon chairs.
Another tract ofIand, also situated
in this parish, containing one arpent and a
half front on the river, and forty arpenls
IN depth. The lateral lines opening
about three degrees, bounded above by
land Of the late Eugine Hebert, and be.
low by land of widow Ursin Landry, with
the double concession belonging thereto,
having n arpent front. and the lines
opening about three degrees. The said
double concession is bounded below BY
Nine. Ursin Landry, widow, and above
by Congress land. This property is the
same which was acquired from Jacques
Molaison, Jr. =
TERMS OF SALE.
The two plantations No. / 9, together
with the slaves, and movable property
belonging thereto, will be sold together
in one lot. Tine purchaser will pay ten
tho usand dollars cash, and besides will
assume the payment Of a debt of seven.
teen thousand and forty dollars, due to the
minor heirs Of John Baptiste Hebert, and.
by mortgage on the above de>crib.
property-Payable in seven equal an
nual payments, from January l843, each
payment being of two thousand four
hundred and thirty four dollars and TWEEN.
ty eight cents. The first payment be-
due in January 1914, and yearly
in succession till January 1850, for the
other notes. Each payment bearing
interest of ten per cent per annum from
the time due, which interest is payable
each year and without reserve to Mrs.
lean Bite EIebert, widow.
The purchaser, will nave the privilege
IF keeping in his hands tire above SUN Of
$1,000, but nevertheless obligiug him.
self to pay to said minors, the respective
to which they may be entitled, as
hey respectively becUme Of age, or are
mancipated. The whole conformabIy
o a bill Of sale passed by said widow Jean
Bite. Hebert to Messrs Isham F. Woods
Erasmus Woods, which will be shows on
he day of sale, and the ba lance, If any,
0 be paid cash.
The land designated as number 3. as
as the double concession, will be
old as follows, VIZ: two thousand dollars
ash, and the balance at one and two
ears from the day of sale, in notes en-.
orsed to the satisfaction of the admins.
'ator of said succession, with special
Oortgage and confession, Of Judgment, till
payment. Zach nete bearing ten
er cent interest from the time due.
L. FAVROT p. J.
The sale viii take place Oh the plaata-
where Erasmus Woods resides.
January 10, 1874 49.