Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-01-08
SUCCESSION SALE.

Succession Of Pierre Landry. deceased.
By virtue OF a decree of the Hon the Fita
Judicial District Court OF the State of louisiana,
ia and for the parish ot Assumptions, dated the
3Uth day OF december 1853, ard to me directed.
Will be offered at pubic sale on the premises,
in Brule St-lincent. at about 3 miles above
Napol1onvilIc, in the parish Of Assumption, on
Saturday the 4tl dav OF February 1854, at ten
ocIocfl A. NJ, by A. +. Hickman, sheridan
uuctionecr for the parish of Assumption, the
10 lowing described property belonging to the
aforesaid Succession, TO wit. --H
lst. A piece OF land situated in Brule St-Nin-
can't, in this parish, measuring three and a half
arpents front on fourteen arrents in depth said
tAece of land, being situated behind the lands o.
Rosemond Simoneau, containing about forty
"a, nts ia su, erticle.
ID. A. piece Of land, situated in Brnle St.
Vincent, III this parish, OF irregular form, and
containing about fifty superficial arpents, tge-
..icr with all the buildings and improvement,
i]oereon; said lard being cultivated in sugar.
Sd. Jacob a negro boy, aged about so years.
4 A,h. Alfred a negro hoy, aged about rs years.
9TH. Green d regrob boy aged about "a year
5th. Dick, a negro boy, aged about ~ years
eth. Lucy, a negro woman, aged abont %
wears, vita her two children, Ann, aged 2years
and the other aged six or seven month. -;rr
Eth. Unel OF OF corn, fadder, bricks, harness,
llcs,es, ploughs, hoes, spades, 2 OK carts, one
horse cart. / crime stone cane knives, chains, &.
9Th. 4 carriage aud harness, aud oae lot of
i"m5er. .-.. ...-.
10Th. One lot of f~erses; mules. 2 cows and
taeir caves, 2 calves, 2 ~leifers, 2 yoke Of
oxen, one bull, one lot of hogs, &c.
nth. House hold furnilures and ketchecn
,tenslis.
T.rins and Conditions : ,.s,t
The tract OF land measuring three and a half
arpenis trout on torteen arpents in depth con-
t.iniag about forty nine superficial arpents sold
PAYABLE as fellows, one hundred and fifty dol
lars in march. 1854, and the balance in three
canal instruments, one third in ma rch 1885. one
third in mach 1856, and the remaining third ia
march 1857. The tract OF land on which the
sugar house is situated measuring about fifty
superficial arpents sold payable as fellows seven
hundred dollars in all the month of march 1854,
snd the balance in thee equal instal ments, 'n'
third in march 1855, one third in march 1856
sud thu remaining third in march 1857.
The slaves payable. each lot two hundred
dollars in all march 1854, and the b. lance in
! equal instalments,j oae third in march 1875.
.ae Third in march 1856 and the remaining third
sd Ia4fcA 1921. EuFCildoftS I" utc Id uuS. dllu
slaves, to furnish their notes with good and SOL
vent security to the satisfaction Of the adlsinis-
~tratrix, residing in this parish, with special
raortgage and pender's privilege on the lads g.
slaves, said notes To bear interest AT the rate of
eight per cent per annilm after maturity, and
nayass at the office Of the Recorder of this pa
ash. gett aF @ @35 I#-f
The movable property payable all sums eff
Slaa and under, $40. in all march 1854. and all
sums over $IO payable one half nal march
ASA aud the other half in march 1855. Par
chasers to furnish their notes wiltlgood security
residing in the PARISH. tothe satisfaction of said
administrative, bearing eight per cent interest
per AMMAN after maturity, and payable al the
Fate office of the recorder Of this parish.
Parish VI Assumption. dec.3lt 1853
a. +. HICKMAN, i FL
l6 Sheriff IL Auciioheer.e