Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-01-04
STATE of Louisiann-Parlh Of b9riAe.
Succession Sale.

STATE of Luisiam-Par!h Of B7rMe.
Succession Sale.
10y virtue of a decree or oedcr of the Hon. 6tl
d District Court Of the State Of Louisiana, Il
and for the Parish ofIberville, TO me directed, | vii
offer at Public Sale, TO the highest and last bidder
On Thursday the 9th of yaaazEaEy
1851, between the hours Of 10 A, NJ and . P. NJ.
the following described property, belonging to the
Succession Of Antoine Dupuy and Sophie DaiSF
both deceased.
LIST. A certain PLANTATION OR TRACT
! OF LAND, situated in the said Parish OF l~bnrvllle
on the left bank Of the river Mississippi, a short dis
/ lance above Mancllac Church, measureings seven ar
penis more or less IN front, by forty arpenls more o.
less in depth ofthe first concession. and a second con.
cession on the back OF the three lower arpcnts equa
! in superficies as that of said three lower arpents
with all the opening belonging 10 the whole tract
which is supposed TO contain SIX Hundred superb
, cial arpents in all, be the same more OF less, with
the exception OF a lot of ground belonging to the WI
dow of Marcel Dupuy. and wherein she now re-
sides in front and about the middle OF said planta-
ton. which lot originally contained one arpent and
a halfin superfcies. agreably 10 the sale thereof on
record in the Recorders's office. SAID tract OF land
is bounded above and below by lands belonging TO
Simon lie Blanche said tract OF land being estab-
ksleU anu Guilty dteu Il : d tuSsA lHait'1'i'Ht 'CSrAA'A
with all the Buildings and Improvements thereon
being and thereunto belonging, consisting of a
BRICK DWELLING HOUSE. BRICK ST.
GAR HOUSE. STEAM ENGINE, and ST.
GAR MILL. and all apparatus for making Su-
gar. CORN HOUSES, BARNS, STABLES,
and all the plant Cane now on SAID plantation, and
also, all other privileges attached to the said planta-
ton and especially the privilege Of purchasing the
lot ofgrouad above mentioned from the said widow
tG.-.nl DHpp,- 1,,on tho conditions npnt10npG and
snecified in the act of sale from Gedeon Dupuy to
her passed before the late Parish Judge Of this Pa
rish on the Cd day of September 1e4l, which prlvi-
lese was granted in favor Of the late Antoine Dupuy
and now belongs to his succession. The said land
being subject to a privilege OF passage and OF cutting
and taking fire wood on the back olsald land lntront
of Mrs. Wo. Marcel Dupuy during the time she
shall occupy the said lot of aground:
I'd. Another Tract or Parcel OF Land, also stu
ated in the said Parish, on the left bank of the Mis-
sissippi. measuring one arpent front on said river, by
about thirty eight arpents, more or less, IN depth,
bounded above by land OF Joseph Blanchard, and
below BY land OF Edouard Dupuy. together with
the opening thereunto belonging. and ali the build
ings and improvements thereon Icing.
Sd; The following named and described Slaves:
l. .Iacob. negro man. aged GO years, (ruptured.)
2. Eliza, Jacobs wife, aged ~ years.
.. Dennis, negro man, aged 60 years.
4. jean Louis, negro man, aged 50 years.
S. Patsy, Jean Louis wife, aged ~ years.
8. .Joha, negro man, aged 25 years.
:. Margaret, negro woman, aged % years.
6. Talnoat, negro man, aged 20 years.
9. Marcel, negro boy, aged 16 years.
10. Etieane, negro man, aged 80 years.
II. Manate, E,ienne's wife, aged 80 years, and
her three children.
u. .4p CUISINE, mulatto girl, aged IL years.
10. Ere, negro girl, aged S years.
ID. Marie Jeanne, aged 3 wears. =
Is. Hono,s, mulatto man, aged 60 years (sickly)
l6. Melon, negro mrn, aged AZ years.
IT. Humphrey, negro man, aged Al years, (runa-
way)
is. Charlotte, negro woman, aged 81 years, lin
sane1
10. Mqnor, negro woman aged 10 years.
20. Lake, negro man, aged 40 years.
81. Caroline, Luke's wife, aged 80 years, and her
2 Children.
20. WiViam or Bill, aged II years.
%. Eliza, aged l year.
"a. Frank, mulatto man, aged 81, dirt eatsr)
IS. Darid, negro man, aged 30 years.
&c. John Pic. negro man, aged 81 years.
81. Rachael, John Picks wife, aged 80 years,
and her 2 children.
2S. Leuis, negro boy, aged 7 years.
20. Harriet, negro girl, aged3 years.
80. Neptune, negro man, aged 80 years, tnow
runaway
81. Eaise, Neptune's wife, aged IS years, and
her S children.
80. Dalla, mulatto girl, aged Is years.
SO. jean Baptiste, negro boy, aged 10 years.
"a. Louise, negro girl, aged 8 years.
IS. Zepher1n. negro boy, aged 8 years.
So. A sucking Child.
81. Sam, tone-eyed) mulatto man, aged 50
years.
80. Malta, Sans wife, aged 80 years.
80. Franz, tEngineeD negro man, aged 81
years.
40. Nelly, Franks wife, aged e7 years, and her
,hild.
Al. UIUian, aged 2 years.
AZ. Polite, negro man, aged % years.
43. Peter, negro man, aged % years.
A. Little Sam, negro boy. aged 10 years.
as. Robertson, negro man, aged 80 years.
&c. Darid Garnet, negro mar, aged 80 years.
az. Waiter Davenport, negro man, aged 80 years.
Dc. Ransom, negro man, aged "a years.
40. Danid, negro man, aged 81 years
so. .4Aick, negro man, aged pa years.
81. George, negro man, aged q years.
SO. Ben Jones, negro man, aged IS years.
4th. Movable poperty, consisting in
Horses, Nudes, Canle, Farming Utensils, Carts,
Corn, Fodder, Hay, and also about
400 Cords Fire Wood;
5000 Hogsheads Slaves;
10000 Shaved Boards;
1000 Cypress Pickets, &c;
5000 Bricks.
TERMS OF SALE.
The Land or Plantation payable, one sixth of
he price Of adjudication in Cash, on the day of
Sale, and the balance-one third in all the month
If March 1S52-one third in all the month
If March 1853, and one third in all the month Of
1854. The Slaves-one fourth Of their
Price of adjudication, payable in Cash. on the day
if Sale, and the balance-one hafi in all the month
# March 1852, and the other half in all the month
if March 1s53-and the Movable Property, all
urns not exceeding Twenty Dollars, payable in
Cash, on the day of sale, and all the sums above
twenty Dollars, payable in all the month of
March next, 1851. The purchasers to furnish