Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-02-05
SAI4hs.

s-g~ESSttGEfaSSiO IN iSsAIEs. 80
Succcssiqneof-Jcaneu Traxillo, dccca-
sed wife Of Joseph Hernandez, de-
ceased. 80
rasBy virtue ef a decree of the Hon orabi, Fifth
jJudicial. District Court Of the State OF louisa
ia, in ana for the parish Of. Assumption, dated
the 2fstsday of January 1854, aud to me direc-
ted, Will be offered'a tpublic'sale, on the ptstni-
scs,' in the parish of, Assumption, on the eft
talk Of bayou Lalcnrche, at about eight miles
above the village. Of Nspoleonyille. ,on. Thursday
the a3d day ofFebrtsary 1856 /, at Ten o'clock, A.
tf..,,b by AFT. Hickman, Sheriff in and for the pa
irish Of Assumption, the following described pro
derty, belonging to the aforesaid succession, to
sIo..A sugar sugar plantation situated in this parish
on the left bank of Bayou Lafourche, at about
eight miles from the Mississippi River, measu
ringgs6, arpents more ore less front on said bayou
ny forty arpents in depth, with a part of the
rouble concession. and an other portion of land
in the double concession of allies Taylor, con
timing seventy superficial arpents more or less,
the aforesaid plantation bounded below by lands
aa Manuel Ferna 1dez, and above by lands of
Desire Piazencia, between converging lines, to-
gether with all the buildings and improvements
thereon.
2e.rAcket ,aaynegro boy, aged Is years.
3o:rsJoe, n negro boy, aged % years afflicted
with pains OH the stomac.
'"s- aao:s Jam. a negroboy, aged % years.
80, Bastiane, a negro woman, aged % years.
10. Baptiste, a negro tnan, aged 80 years.
10. Serapniue, a negro women aged 40 years
with her three children named Casimir, aged Q
years, Valsin, aged G years, and Theodor, aged
4unopths. ~
SO. Dorothte. a negro woman, aged Is years,
On Domtuinup n parra4t,ov orod 10
loo. = amerlcaM horses. 4 creole horses, 3
yoke of oxen, 3 COWS and their calves, 2 young
Bulls, &c ;
l1o. The farming utensils such, as, plonghs,
flhkes, hersess cross cut saw, wrip saw, axes
Spades, heeS, cane knives, harnesses, grind
stone, carts, etc.
I3c. a four wheel ca rriage.
1870. The household furniture, such as beds.
bnreanx. a%rmoires, trunks, chairs, tables, etc.
I4o. A cock, a double barrel shot gun. a jare
Is. The kitchen u.ensil and croekery ware.
n asfs Terms and conditions :
The moveable property payable 5i64
cash, and the halancc Fit does not cx-
~cccd tcn dollars, payable il march 1854
AID if it exceeds ten dollars. payable
''onc half in march 1854. and the othcs
half in march 1853, purchasers to fur
fnkli tlrtir notes endorsed 10 the saii-fic.
ton Of the administrators, payable al The
'oflicc Of The Recorder oftl.is PARISH, aud
fty coupons, with interest ut the rate OF
sight per cent pcrlnmlm after maturity.
The slaves payable the SOL cash, and
The balance pay !bfe in three equal ins
tslments, il, march 1855, 1856 & 1867:
purchasers 70 fnni-h their notes tnhur-
s,d 10 the satisfaction of the adniniStra.
tor. payahieat the oliire Of the Rceor.
DIR of Ibis parl-h, aud by coupons. bea-
ling eight per ccnt interest per annum
from maturity. said slaves to remain SPEC
fsially mo@gaged until Paid.
. saiic land ttay itdr / 4 OF The SCI cash
and the 81 OF tt,es5 GA payable ii one.
9twoand lhrceycars CREDIT from the day
*f safe, purchasers to'flrni.h their notes
endorsed TO The .afi,,f.c,inn of the ADM
.si-trAtor, payable at the Office Of the
.Recarier of this parish, and by coupons,
with eight per cent per at'nnm from ma
laarity, saitt lahi- remaining spenial'y
specially mo.tgaged antil paid. and the
balance being of 59,6l. payable in four
Terms, in march 1Ss5.:lS5G; 1857 and
1859; purchasers 70 furnish for the pay
Htnacnt Of this halance their notes cndor,
SD to liz. sa;iSfacti on Of the administers
sof', piaa,yitble ii 1.-The ofsec Of the Recor-
der Of Ibis; parish and by coupons, and
hratins eight percent interest per al.
mum from maturity said land remaining
specially m~orlgageJ mill pail.
p.uish'of A~ssnrFtioh. Jan. stst 1854.
AL HICKMAN.
lg4aafe Sheriff.