Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-05-31

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ID orable Sixth District Court of the Stat"
of Louisiana, in and for the Parish Of Ibcrvilie,
to me directed, bearing date May Cd, 1851,
will ofet at public sale t., the highest and last
bidder, on
Thursday, 5th June, 1851,
between the hours of 10 A. Nj. and 2P. NJ, the
following described property belonging to the
Succession of JOSEPH, schIatre,
deceased, and his surviving widow, Catherine
Caulk, consisting in
ARTICLE lst: A Tract of Land or
Plantations situated in the Parish OF her
willie. 4 small distance above the Bayou Pia-
ouemine. on the right bank Of the Mississippi
river, whercon the said widow now resides,
measuring seven and q half arpents front on
the river by forty arpents =. uu.ptt, with an
openin" 9. nine degrees and thirty minutes to
the back line of said forty arpents or front
concession, and a double or second concession
on the back and adjoining the front, containing
three hundred and cighty-siX superficial acres,
or four hundred and eighty arpents, be the
same more or less, making, i'll all, front aud Sc
cond concession, nine hundred and forty-two
superficial arpents, be the same more or less,
bounded above by lands belonging to Louis
Marionneaux, and below by lands belonging to
Gervais and Roman Schlatre. The said plan
tation being established and cultivated as q
Sugar Estate, together with all the buildings,
improvements, sugar house, steam engine and
sugar mill, and all the utensils and apparatus
for making sugar, and all the buildings and APP
purtenances Of whatever nature t! ere on being
and thereunto belonging.
Arr. I'd: Seven several Tracts or parcels of
Land. living and situated in the said Parish
of Iberviile, in the rear Of the plantation above
described in article LIST of the Inventory, and
purchased by the deceased from the United
States, agreeably to the patents issued there
for, and which are now in possession OF the
said widow and heirs, all of which tracts OF
Land are contiguous to each other, and form
at, area Of about three thousand superficial
acres Of land unimproved, be the same more
or less. iArt. IS of Inventory
ART. 3. One half square of Ground,
situated in the town OF P~laquemlne, IN sad
Parish, being the south western half of square
No. FIVE of the land laid out by Questi and Gre
4 aud into lots in said town, and measuring two
!. Hundred and forty-fve feet fronting on Eden
street, and one hundred and eighty feet on
: each end, fronting on Court street and Plaque
t mine street, and on the side towards the river
bv lois. of Jacques Alfred Greaud, together
with all the buildings and Improvements there
unto belonging: Cart. 18th of Inventory
Slaves, (biens propres.)
ART. Twenty-nine slaves of both sexes
and diherentsages, described and named in ar
> tic!es 4, S, 6, T., SO, 10, IL, II, 10, IA, Is ard
6 of theslnventory, to be sold unlock.
Community Slaves. .
e ART. 5: ForIv-six slaves OF both sexes and
. different ages, described and named in articles
90, 90, 24,27, %, %. 80, 81. 80, SO, 81, 35, 36,
e 81, 3S, 80. 40, As, AZ, 43, A, 45, 46, Al, az
e and 40 of the Inventory, to be sold in block.
ART. 6: Fifteen slaves of both sexes and
! different ages, and named in articles l9, Il,
%. 25, %, al, so, 81 and 50 of said lnven-
tory, to be Sold in block. @
{ Movable Property.
ART :: Tie ilofeable property iii dwelling
house and garret, described and detailed in
e Inventory, from article Sd to article 100 inclu-
Ii size. consisting in Household Furniture &c, to
e. be sold in one lot.
d ART. g.: The Horses, Cattle, Farming Uten.
II sis, &c, described and detailed in inventory
n from article no. to article 1853 inclusive, to bt
sold together in block.
n TERMS OF SALE.
= The tract of Land and improvements de
scrlbed and mentioned in article lst, payable
= AZ rerards the share and portion of the minor
IL I NlaTla IIlu JUtu Iii lltC oSAto - S'N = -"
= semi Solitaire, deceased, one-tenth part OF nine
Of teen thousand dollars value of improvement
belonging to the community, and one-fifth par
Of Of the balance, being beins propres, payable Il
said minors each one. half as they will respec
~E1iYely become of age, or entitled to receive
Their dues with interest at five per cent per an
81 nun trem day of sale till paid; said intsres
payable annuailysto their tutrix, or other rep
resentatiyes.
One.half OF nineteen thousand dollars. helm!
the said widows share of the improvements
ID PAYABLE at her death to her heirs and fepre>eL
~ ~tatiyes, with seven per cent interest per ANNA
from March 1852. and the said interest to b
paid annuallyto said widow; and four tenths 0
e. nineteen thousand dollars above mentioned
heino the shares os the other four heirs there
ID, to wit: Joseph Schlatre; Ellen Schlatre
wife Of Valsin ]. Dupuy; Eliza Sehlatre, Wit
of Calvin w. Keep, and Jacob Schlatre, a
~ well as four-ffths of the balance, being ais
The shares therein Of said four heirs,,payabl
Xsnfonr,hs in March Of the years 1928
IA fsYNSSX&2asnd 1855, with interest at the rate
eiuht pk cent per annum from March 1881
The d and landed property described 9
articles 18a1ad l54 OF the inventory, payabl
de in cash OH tho : Y of sale. s#.f. 5s-'
The slaves menl ned and described from a.
rs ticle 4 to article l6 elusive, being beins PR
es pres of the deceasedsapayahae as regards sal
ur minors, one-6fth part the priceio said m
nors, each for one-halfaas they will becon1
lrs of age or entitled 70 receive their dues, WI
! interest at FIVE per eentapef annum from Q
e. day of sale till paid, saidalRterest to be pa
en- annually to their tutrix of s2!er represent
de tiyes, and the balance Of tlls ~, being fon
ffths. and the shares Of ths fher four heir
,is navable by fourths in March q the years 1856
de Is53. 1854 and 1855, with interest at the IA
e Of eight per cent per annum from March Is;
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