Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-06-08

STATE OF LOUIsIANA--Fiih Judi.
- cial distric, court, in and for the parish
Of Assumption.
By virtue of, and in obedience to an order of
seizure sale, to me directed by the hon. the afo-
resaid Court, sitting in and for the Parish of
Assumption, State aforesaid. dated the 26th
pay of May 1851, at the request of
Mr. Lucius Suthon, will be offered at public
sale by the undersigned sheriff on the planta-
ton belonging to the defendant Lucius Sutton,
situated in the Parish of Assumption, on the
right bank Of the Attakapas Canal, at about four
miles from Napoleonville, on Saturday the fifth
day Of July next 1851, at eleven O'Clock A. M.
the undivided half Of the following described
property, to wit
LIST. The undivided half Of a tract of Land,
measuring six arpents, on the right side of the
Attakapas Canal, leading to Lake Verret, about
six miles from the Bayou Lafourche, the upper
front arpent having a depth of twenty eight or
thirty arpents, more or less, and the five other
front arpents extending in depth forty arpents,
bounded above by Land Of Gabriel Beasley, and
below by the following described tract of land,
the said first tract situated in this Parish, as
well as the other tracts hereinafter described:
End. The undivided half of another tract of
land measuring FIVE arpents. front on said At
takapas Canal, by forty arpents in depth, adjoi-
ming the above described tracts on the upper line
and bounded below by the following tract.
3nd. The undivided half of another tract of
and, adjoining the proceeding tract on the upper
inc, and bounded below by lands of Thomas
Pugh, measuring three arpents, four feet and
eight inches front, on said Canal, by thirty two
and a half arpents in depth, more or less.
9TH. The undivided half of all the lands back
otthe above described tracts, being all the portion
of Section No I24, of Township No l3, Range
No IA, East represented in a diagram annexed
to an act of sale from Gabriel Beasley to Sutton
and Hines executed before Amadeo Morel on
the l4th september l843, containing two hum
dred and seventy nine acres and 69Il00 hum
drelhs acres.
9th. The undivided half of a quarter section of
land being the north west quarter Of section
| No Is, Township No Is, west, Range Is east,
containing one hundred and sixty acres and
twenty eight hundredths of an acre, as per
Government patent No 1916, dated 18th deem
Der 1916, issued in the name of Hines and
Suthon.
9Th. The undivided half of a Sugar-House
and machinery therento attached together
with the undivided half of all the other fxtu-
res and improvements thereunto attached. The
above described lands contain about nine humid
red superficial arpents.
7th. The undivided half Of the following
slaves, to wit /:
Bob, a negro man aged about Is years,
Gus or augustus 50 years, Peter about 35 years
Stephen about 25 years, Andrew about 80 years,
| Hampton about 26 wears, Little Henry about
10 years. Dalcina a negro woman about "a
years, Sally about % years and her child Betsey
about four years, Mimmy about 80 years and
her child Dick about one year, Vinny about
lSyears and her child Mary about four months;
which slaves were also hold, jointly by said Su
thon and Hines for one undivided half each.
Seized to satisfy said writ and costs Of suit
The whole to be sold in bloc.
TERMS CASH.
Parish Of Assumption. 81 May 1851.
&c.. A. F. HICKMAN
Sheriff.