Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-02-25
SUCCESSION SALES.

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State Of Louisiana-Parish Of Ibcrrite.
Succession Sale. .
DY virtue of a decree or order from the
ID Hon'ble the Sixth District Court of the
State of Louisiana, in and for the parish of ID
~ervilIe, to me directed, ! will offer at public sale
to the highest and last bidder, on
Tuesday, 18th day of March,
1854, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, the following de.
scribed properly belonging to the
Succession of Charles Lynch and William NJ.
Lynch, both decd., viz:
LIST. A certain Sugar Plantation or tract of
Land lying and situated in the parish of her
vile, on the right bank of the Mississippi,
bounded above by the town of Plaquemine and
the land Of Mrs. Haase, and below by the plan.
tation of w. E.. Edwards; said plantation mea-
surfing nine arpents and a half, more or less,
front to the river, by sixty arpents, more or
less, in depth, with the opening of the side
lines, giving to said tract a superticies of nine
hundred arpents, more or less, agrceabIy to the
plan of survey and subdivision of the Irion
plantation, made at the request of w. E. Eds
wards and J. E. WhitaIl, by Fly and w. Wal
Ter, surveyors, on the 26th November, lS47,
being the lot designated as No. | on said plan.
And moreover, Of a strip of land of fifty feet
in width and about ten arpents in length, to be
taken from lot No. 2, described on said plan,
to extend from point F to point G, and with a
certain right of drainage across the rear of lot
Nos as the whole is specified in an instrument
under private signature, passed between said
Edwards q Whitall. Together with ali the
buildings and improvements, houses, sugar.
L4,,-o rfann, r,r,, .-I ..-.. ,-lt $50 Ill
utensils and apparatus for making sugar, and
all rights; privileges and appurtenances be-
longing to the said plantation.
Also SO Mu'es, 8 Horse carts, l Waggon,l
Ok cart, l sett Timber Wheels, . Baggasse
Carts, IL Double Ploughs, . FlukeS, 9 Cross
Cut Saws. So g%rubbing Hoes, l Whip Saw, AZ
Cane HALVES. 40 wedding Hoes, II Spades and
Ss,ovcls, 80 Axes, 10 Scythe Blades, I Grind
steGe, 4 Wheelbarrows, SO sets Gear, Carpen-
vess' Tools, Coopers don Blacksmiths do, l6
single Ploughs,4 four horse P!oughs, 81 heads
horned Cattle, | lot stubble Hoes, 2 yokes
Oxen. A full sett of Kettles, skies viii. 60 in
grands, with fire brick, clay, &c, ready to be
put up, besides the new sett OF skies, ~ srands,
already up, and many other movable effects
belonging to tina plantation and in use therefor.
Also e. SLAVES, attached to said planta.
ton, viz; I
Frank Heard 40 years; Lewis %; Bob 90;
Manuel 25; Tempe 81; Lydia 10, Eliza Z, Ju-
liet 81; James &c; Anna 10. Monroe 81, Milly
81, Kentucky Bob 81; Bobee %; Milly II; Lu-
cinda 81; Mama 7; Harry ,; Cherry 81; Dave
II; Willis II; Laviney "a; Frank II; Jane 26;
John 5; Robert 38; Laura 80: Chloe 9; Miller
son 7; Wilson 5; Allen l6: Allston "a; Minerva
"a; Marcus Sc; Jane 81. Big Lavinia SO: Little
Lavinia 80; Whey ii; Adam 7; Lewis AZ; Grace
NJ - q L. t. ~tl a
Aaron 3; Ben l9: Little Daniel IA; Peter 80;
Hannah 3S; Amy 3; Phil %; Smith 9; Edmond
., JEFF IS; Addison is; Little Richmond l8;
Talbot I6; Claiborne ~; Louisa %; Elvira 2.
All the above property TO be sold in one lot
and in block, on Terms and Conditions as fol-
lows, to wit:
5000 cash, on the day of sale; $l5.950
payable on the 10th Of April, 1854, by ASSUME
ing and taking mp two notes which are due on
that dry, with mortgage on the Plantation and
slaves. aud which amount to that SUN, lncIu-
ding two years interest then due; $l7,O5O on
10Th Of April, 1885, being the amount OF two
similar notes, and three years interest then due
thereon: Sl8,l5O payable on the 10th Of April,
1896, being the amount OF two similar notes,
and four years interest then due, with and on
said notes. And the balance Of the price pay
able, one half in all the month of March 1857,
and one ha!f 10 all the month of March 1858,
with eight per cent per annuui interest thereon
from the day of sale until final payment. The
purchaser, for these last two payments, to give
their notes satisfactorily endorsed, and special
mortgage on the property sold for security OF
said notes and Of the assumptions Of payments
above stated. An act Of sale TO be passed be-
fore the Recorder ut the expense Of the pur~
chaser. -
The slaves Henry and Vicey and her child
to be sold separate from the plantation, paya-
lie cash on the day of sale.
The other moveaLles included in the inven-
tory to be sold for cash.
If, on the day of sale, the three undivided
fourths of said property which belong to $. NJ.
Lynch and Sarah M. Ware individually, are
Withdrawn from sale, | will, Notwithstanding,
proceed to sell the remaining undivided fourth,
belonging to the succession OF Charles Lynch,
and on the same terms and conditions stated
above, the purchaser paying and assuming one
fourth of the said sums on the amount OF the
adjudication. All notes to be domiciliated at
one of the banks in New Orleans.
IF the crop of sugar and molasses which is
in the purgeries on the plantation, to wit: 500
hogsheads of sugar and its molasses, should
not be sold and delivered by the day Of sale,
the use of the carts, teams, and Of a sufficient
number of hands. is reserved to effect such de-
livery on the landing at the river.
The sale will take place on the premises.
JOS. H. ERWIN, Sheriff.
Parish of Iberville, Feb. 10, 1854. I'D