Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-06-10
JUDICIAL NOTICES.
GREAT SALE IN ASSUMPTION!


~ Succession of AUGUSTINE POMPONEAU, deceased,
srite of Bernard l. Sales.
BY virtue of decree of the Honorable the flth 'nac
District Court of State of louisiana in and for the
parish of Assumption, dated 4th May, 1854, and TO me
directed will be offered at public sale, on the premises
the narish of Assumption the left bark Of Bayou La
Gnrche at about two miles and half below the village
Of Nanoleonyile ON MONDAY, JUNE 18th, 1854, at 10
o'clock M, by A. Hickman sheriff and auea,oneer I'm IN
longing to the ao,e Said succession, to-W1t:
IA SUGAR PLANTATION situated in this parish. on
The left bank Bayou Laourche at two and hall miles
below Napolconvile, measuring six and half arpents
fronting said bayou by depth Of eighty arpens between
opening lines giving about one thousand superhcti
arnents (he exact quantity of land VIII be given on the
day Of sae) bounded by lands belonging to the
succession Of Thomas Pugh and below by lnds helong
ing the heirs of B"aner, together with all the I'M
provemen,s, and the shares in the Citizens Bank
"a LOT OF GROUND situated in the village OF Nopoe-
onve easuring fty-seven feet, a inches front,
depth Of e ps aa on tine o
side by Wa hington street, together with the buildings
and improvements thereon.
3.-JAMES, negro man, aged 30 years.
4.-DANIEL, negro man. aged 25 years.
5.-SIMON, negro man, aged % years.
6.-AARON, negro man. aged 30 years.
7.-FRANK, negro man aged 40 years.
EMANUEL. a negro man aged 55 yeas.
9.-DAVID, negro man, aged 40 years.
lO,-MINGO, negro III N, aged 80 years
1l-JOHNl, negro man. aged fifty years.
I2.-PAUL, a negro boy aged Is years.
13-THOMAS, negro IN IN, aged 40 years.
14.-NEUVILLE, a yellow boy aged Is years.
15-sEV ERIN negro boy, aged IL years, aicted with
excresence of the anus.)
l6-URSULE, negro woman (grifon) cook, aged forty
years, with her three children-EDMOND, a mulatto,
aged years; NICOLAS, griaon, aged years; and
URSULE, a gritfon, aged year.
H-ARMETIE, negro woman, aged 80 years, (afiicted
with disorder of the womb)
ls-MARiE JEANNE negro girl, age % years.
l9,-ANN, negro gill aged % years.
20-BETSY, negr" girl aged 81 years.
2I.-KArY, a negro woman aged 26 years with her two
chidren--NANCY, aged years and JOE DENIS, aged
10 months .
22-LOUIsA negro woman, aged % years, with her
five chdren-HEI.ENE aged years; RAcLEL, aged
years; MANUEL. a"ed years; AGNES, aged is
months and CHARLOTTE, aged 2 months.
3-JOsErHINE aged IS years taf1icted with sore eyes
s4-CELINE,a yellow girl, aged II years.
25-ZOE. a negro girl, aged ~ years. ..
26-FoURTEEN MULES, Horses, Buggy Horse 10
head of Horned Cattle, and 6G Sheep.
27-SIX CARTS lot Of Hogshead tioopPoles. 25 Pows,
lot of Paonniers, lot of scythes, lot of Axes,
Hoes Spades Pick-Axes, Crosscut Saws, etc.
ss.-oNE LOT CoopER's TOOLS, one Forge and its &C
ss.-TnE household FURNTrURE.
F3O.-KFTCHEN UTENSILS, barrel Lamp Oil, and one
TERMS AND CoNDTroNs-The Plantation established as
sugar plan aton fifteen hundred doll :50 cash, and
the hal nceater deductng the amount due to the Cit
zens' Bank-payahle in five equal nsal!mens maturing
in the months of March of each of the years 1855 1856,
1857, 1853 ard 1859 Purchasers to urnsh their notes
administrator of said successon at the office Of the Re
corer of said parish herring interest at the rate Of eight
cent after maturity until raid with special
mortgage and vendors privilege until paid The shares in
the Citizens Bank to be sold together with said plantation
and the purchaser to all the obligations Of Sal
succession towards said bank agreeably TO the charter OF
said bank and bind himself to mortgage 10 said bank
other slaves in place of Those already mortgaged to the
said bank.
SecondThe lot of ground situated in Napoeonville-
hundred doll Cash. and the balance three equal
nstaments maturing in the months of March of each of
the years 1855, 1855, and 1851 purchasers to furnish
with good and solvent security in sOldo payable to
the order said administrator the office of the Recorder
of said parish, with eight per interest per annm
from maturity till paid and special mortgage and vendors
privilege. t.r..s .t.. ..... .. .->I...t .. .-
Third.-The slaves, when above ten years DID, to be
sold by head those under years to be sold by family
and payable hundred dollars cash each head or
family, and the balance in four equal nstallrents,
turing the months of March Of each of the years 1885,
1885, 1857 and 1863 Purchasers to furnish their notes
with good and solvent security, in sodo payable TO the
order of said nisrtor and at the office of said Record
err with interest the of eight per cent per
from maturity until paid, and special mortgage and ven
doris privilege until paid The sale OF the landed property
and slaves contain the clause de dlendO." The
lnded property will be sold with the reservation that
Frederic Richie shall have the right to all the
buildings and improvements by him erected on the lower
limit of said plantation. . - .-., .... T.. .
Fou,th-The horses mules cattle farming utensils and
ftrniture payable all under dollars cash and
all dollars and above ten dollars, in two equal
maturing in the months Of March of each Of
the years 1855 and 1885, Purchasers furnish their
with good and solvent security in sodo, payable 10 the
order of sid administrator at the office of the Recorder of
said parish with interest the rate Of eight per cent per
after maturity until paid. The acts of sale will be
pissed before Andre Leblanc Recorder, and at the ex
ense of the purchaser. A. F. HICKMAN,
Parish of Assumption, May 6, 1884 - Sheriff.