Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1852-04-03
State Of Lou;siana--Parish Of Berrille.
Succession Sale.

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DY virtue of an order or decree, to me d.
D rected from the Hon'ble the Sixth District
Court of the State of Louisiana, in and for
the parish of ~lberyille, bearing date the Sd of
March 1852, | will offer at public sale to the
highest and last bidder, on
"wednesday, 9TH of April, 1852,
between 10 A M and l P NJ, the following de-
scribed property, belonging to the
Succession Of Joseph E. WhiaA, decd,
to wit:
l.. A tract of land or plantation, established
and cultivated as a sugar estate, situated in the
Parish of I~berville, on the right bank of the
river Mississippi, measuring nine arpents and
one halfo an arpent more or less in front on
the river, by sixty six arpents more or less in
depth, with the opening thereunto belonging,
which opening gives the said tract a superficies
of about nine hundred arpents, be the same
more or less; being the upper part of the plan
tation formerly belonging to Messrs. Whitall,
and Edwards and known as the Irion Plantation,
agreeably to the plan of survey and subdivision
thereof made at the request of said Whitall
& Edwards, by Messrs Henry and William E.
Waller, surveyors, &c, on the 26th day ofNo-
vember A. D. l847, which upper part or portion
of said plantation is designated in said plan of
survey and subdivision, as lot No /, and is
bounded above by lands belonging to Mrs.
Margaret Dardenne, widow of John A. Hasse,
and below by the remainder of said Irion Plan
tation, designated in said plan as lot No 2, and
belonging to William E. Edwards; and more
over a strip of land of fifty feet in width, and
about ten arpents in length, to be taken from
lot No 2, described in said plan, and to extend
from point F to point G., and with a certain
r;0ht Of draiDeVa serocS tho of lof NJ 9
as the whole is specified in an instrument under
private signature between the deceased and
William E. Edwards, late his partner, under
date of 10th of April, 1850, which instrument
is duly recorded in the office of the Recorder
of the said parish of Iberville for reference, to-
gether with all the buildings and improvements,
Houses, Sugar House, Steam Engine and Su-
car Mill, and all utensils and apparatus for Ma
king Sugar, and with all the rights, privileges
and appurtenances belonging to the said tract
Of land, and also the crop ofcane and corn now
growing thereon.
2. A family composed of Big Sye, negro man,
aged about thirty six years; his wife Rose,
negro woman, aged thirty six years and their
child John Augustus, aged nine years, and
old Mary, Roses; mother, aged So years.
3. William Buley, negro man aged about forty
one years, his wife, yellow MilIy, aged about
thirty five years, and their two children, Kitty
aged six years, and Julia Ann aged five years.
4. Big Anthony, negro man, aged about fifty
three years, his wife Kitty, negro woman,
aged about forty years; and their four chill
dren, Esther, negro girl aged about fourteen
years, Antoine, aged twelve years, Little Jim
aged nine years, and Lueien aged six years.
5. Little Anthony, negro man aged about thirty
eight years, his wife Frances, negro woman,
aged about thirty eight years, and their three
children, Betsy, negro girl aged thirteen
years, Jacob, aged eight years, and Amelia,
aged five years.
6. Old Hector, negro man, aged SO years, his
wife Maria, negro onlan aged thirty eight
years, and their two children, Matiide, aged
about thirteen years, and Tom, negro boy,
aged ten years.
7. Little Lidia, negro woman, aged about 33
years, and her six children, Anna Gates, aged
IL years, Polly Matthews, aged 7 years,
George, aged five years, Robert aged three
years, Virginia, aged two years, and an infant
named Joshua.
8. Lem, negro man, aged about 80 years, and
his wife Charity, negro woman, aged 81 years.
and his wife Nancy, aged about 40 years.
Ave- DoHs hSSio HAL, aScu apuut % years, IiS
wife Mary, negro woman, aged 20 years.
II. American William, negro man aged 80
years, and his two children, More aged s
years, and Elizabeth, negro girl, aged 5 years.
IL. Hetty, negro woman, aged about twenty
six years, and her child Lloyd, aged 9 years.
l3.. Priscy Dodd, negro woman, aged about
So years, and her daughter Mary Dodd me-
gro girl, aged about 10 years.
IA. Miami, negro woman, aged about 48 years,
and her son Horace, negro man, aged about
rs years.
ID. Jack, negro man, aged about % years, and
his brother Manuel, negro man, aged 80 |
years.
l6. Lewis, negro man, aged about 80 years.
II. Man Charles, negro man, aged about 80
18. John Horsey, negro man, aged about "a
10. Bombo Charles, negro man, aged about 80
years.
20. David Jones, negro man, aged SO years.
81. Bedford, negro boy, aged Is years.
%. Hannah Richardson, negro woman, aged
about 80 years.
%. Big Margret, negro woman, aged about SO
years.
"a. Isaac, negro man, aged about 80 years.
%. Lucy, negro girl, aged about II years.
26. Lefty, negro girl, aged about IT years.
House Servants.
81. Somerset, mulatto man, aged about so
years, and his wife Harriet, negro woman,
aged 81 years,
Mary Ann, negro woman, aged about "a
years, and her infant child Silly, aged two
months,
Mary, negro woman, aged about 80 years,
and her child Allis. aged 5 years.
80. John, mullatto boy, age 10 years.
81. Movable Property-co:sisting in Horses,
Mules, Cattle, Farming Utensils, &C., House
hold furniture, Three hundred and twenty
three volumes Miscellaneous Wo1ks, Wines,