Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-06-04

Assumption dated 4 Ii Nay 1854, and to
directed will be offered at public sale, OH the
premises II the Parish Of Assumption on the
LETT Bank OF Bayou Lafourche at about two
niles and a halt below the village OF Napolc-
onvllie on Monday June 18th 1854 at 10 o.
clock 4. NJ. By a. F, Hickman sheriff and
auctlonner IN and Tor the parish the following
described property belonging to the aforesaid
succession, to wit
A Sugar Plantation situated in this parish
on the left Bank OF Bayou Lafourche at tn rec
miles bolow NapoIeonviiIe measuring SIX and
a half arpclits fronting said bayou Oh Il Depth
OF Eighty arpfnts bcteween opening lines ei-
wing about one thousand superficial arpent5
the exact quantity of land wilt be given OH
the day OF sale bounded above by lands be-
!onglngto the succession Of Thomas PIgb. aud
below by lands belonging to the heirs Of Boat
ner, together with all the Improvements, apu
the shares OF the citizens Bank.
90. A lot of ground situated in the village
of Napoleonville measuring fifty seven feet,
seven Ia inches front, one depth of one hun
dred and sixty feet, bounded on one side by
lot OF Pierre Blanchard and on the other side,
by Washington street together with the bull
din@s and improvements thereon.
80. James a Negro managed 80 years
10. Daniel a negro man aged rs years.
90. Simon a negro man aged as years
60. Aaron a negro man aged 80 years.
To. Eranck a negro man aged 40 years.
sth. Manuel a negro man aged 50 years.
9th David Il negro man aged rs years.
10th Nlngo a negro man aged IS years.
i1tf Jony u negro man aged so years.
10Th po,,i ~ ,n,rrr ba- ,,rod I x
10. Thomas a negro man aged4o years,
l4th NeUviiEe a yellow COY aged is years.
18Th SEVERN a negro boy aged g wears [af-
fllcted with eXcrecence Of the anus
10th Ursute o negro woman grltTon cook
aged 40 years with her 3 children Edmond a
n,u!atre aged 8 years; Nicolas a griEon aged
6 years, and Ursnle a grifIon aged one year.
18th Il negro woman aged So years alaicted
With the DISORDER Of the nontl
18th Marie Jeanne "a negro gul aged % yrs.
18th Ann a negro gul aged % years.
-20lh Betsy a negro gul aged 90 years.
2l hety a negro gu! aged 20 years, with her
? children Nancy aged i years and Joe Denis,
aged 10 mouths.
Path Loisa a negro gul aged % wears. with
her ) chlldEen Helan aged s years &achel
aged 5 years, Manuel. aged3 years, Agnes a
ged Is months and Charlotte aged , months.
23th Josephine aged IS yearsIatIicted of So
re eyes.
oath Cellne a yellow gul aged II years.
18th Zoe anegro woman aged 70 years
Goth Il mules, 3 horses, l buggy horse. 10
head of horned cattle, G6 sheep.
27th6 Carts: / lot of OF hooppoHs hogshead
% pionghs, one lot of Grace bars, one lot OF s.
eyes, one Lot of axes, Hoes, spades, Pick a.
xes, cross eut saws, wrifs saws &c.
28th One Lot of '~,oopers tools, one forge and
its accessories, one grind Stone, one Lot Of
tools.
a9th The house hold iurtriture.
3etl The Kitchen utensils, one barrel lamp
ri, and one Let Of books.
Terms 81 Conditions.
I The Plantation established as 4 sugar plan
tation fifteen hundred s 1900 Dollars Cash.
and the balance after deducting the amount
due to tne citizens bank, pays bic in five equal
iastallnehtS, maturing III the months Of March
OF each OF the>years 1855, 1856, 1857, 1858 &
1859 purchasers to furnish their notes, witt
! good and solvent security. in soiiio payable
to the adnlnIstrator of said succession, at the
cilice Of the Recorder OF said parish bearing
Interest at the rate OF eight per cent
per aunurl after maturity until paid. with $
pecial morteagea nd vendors privilege nnfii
paid. The shares III the CITIZENS hank 10 be
sold together wit said plantation and. the pur-
chaser to assume all the Obligations Of said
succession towards said bank agreeably to the
charter of said bank. and to bind himself to
mortgage to said bank, other slaves. in place
Of those already mortgage to said bank.
9th 71ie lot of ground sitnaded III Napoleon
vile one hundred dollars cash, and the baian-
&c in three equal instruments maturing in the
months Of March Of each Of the years 1855
1856 &l857, purchaser to furnish notes with
good and solvent security in solido payable to
the order Of said administrator at the Office OF
the Recorder Of said Parish with eight per cent
interest per annum from maturity until paid and
! special mortgage and vendors privilege.
9th The slaves when above ten years to lie
sold by head those under tenyears to be sold
by family, and payable one hundred dollars
fash, on each head or tarullly and the balance
IN four equal instalsnents, maturing in the
months Of March Of each Of the years 1855,
1856, 1857 & 1853 purchasers, to furnish their
notes with good and solvent security in solido
payable to the order of said administrator, and
at the office Of saidRecorder with interest at