Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-01-15

SUCCESSION SALE.
SUGGESTIONS Of Eticnnc Landry and lio.
sale ! andry, his wife both deceased.

SUGGESTIONS Of Eticnnc Landry and |io-
sa!ic ! andry, his wife both Deceased.
BY virtue OF Il decree of the honorable the 9Th
Judicial District Court, Of the State Of LoUlsia-
IA, in and for tue parish OF Assumption, dated
3Oth day of december 1858, and to me directed,
VIII be offered at public sale, on the premises
in the parish of Assumption, on "Wednesday the
first day of February 1854, and OF the following
days, at ten o'clock A. NJ, by A. II. HEX
MAJ, Shorthand auctionecr: in and for the parish
Of Assumption, the following described property,
belonging to the above successions, to wit:
10. A sugar plantation situated in the parish
of Assumption, on the left bank of Bayou. La
lourche, at about four miles below the village OF
hopoleonvillc; meas urlng about eleven and three
quarters arpents front by eighty arpents in depth
between parallel lines, bounded above by lands
Wilson Grisamore, and below by lands
of Edouagd Pugh, together with all the buildings
and improvements thereon; consisting Of IL tlne
and new dwelling house OF a brick sugar house:
with a steam engine, with two sets Of five kct-
ties, together with negro cabins and other bull
dIngs; and also tl5 atpc~ts OF this year STUDIES.
and a lot Of plant cane.
The following lots Of ground are reserved
from the above plantation.
10. A let of ground Of / of an arpent from
ting the public road: by two arpcnts in depth:
belonging to Marius Abb gnac, the lower line ui
this lot being about 49, feet from the lower line
Of the above plantation.
20. A lot Of ground OF lie feet fronting the
Bayou latourchc. running two arrents in depth,
belonging TO the succession ofJulien Tardit.
bounded on the lower line by the lot Of Marius
AlbagEac, and above by lot OF widow J. g.. Baril-
leau.
So. A lot belonging to widow J. 3. Barillcan.
measuring two and three quarters arpents FROM
ting the public road, and running one arptnt i
of an arpcnt i'll depth; bounded on the lower side
by land Of the succession Of Julien Tariff and
above by lot of Modesto Landry.
40. A ~usufruit during life Of Modesto Landry.
OF one arpent square fronting the public road,
bounded on the lower line by lot of widow J. r.:
BarilIeau, and above by the above described
plantation.
so. A lease in favor of NJ. Lalorgre, of one
arpent front by one quarter otan arpent in depth,
situated between the public road and the levee.
in front of the above mentioned lot held in usu-
fruit by Modesto landry.
20. A fraction Of land in the rear ofthe dou-
Bile concessions Of the above described planta-
ton being in Sec. No 10, 7. IS, K. IS East,
measuring about 40 $4,000 superficial acres, to
be sold together with the above described plan
tatlon. t-E
80. A sugar plantation, situated in the parish
of Assumption in Texas, in the interior: on the
right bank of Bayou Lafourche, at about S miles
below the village of Napolconyille, containing
375 l2JJ10O superficial arpents, bounded above
by land of E.. E. Mailhot, and below by lands of
Dwight and Kittridgc, with the sugar house and
machinery and other buildings thereon, & plant
cane, &c. ~ e sft 1fIfl#H'1
The following ninety slaves: .4..3
i. Big William, a negro boy. 40 years of
age, sickly, and Barbary, so years Of age, to
be sold together with Big William.
.af5. John, a mulatto boy, l3 years old. j.
6. Jim, negro man, 45 years. old, u carpen-
ter by trade, and sickly, and Rosetta Jim's
wife, 45 years old; a good cook and washer.
7. Andrew, a negro man, 35 years old, to
be sold with his wife Elisabeth, 80 years old.
and her three children, named James Thomas
6 years old, Robert A years old, and Suzan L
years old. s.I
8. Henry Neal, 3S years old, TO be sold with
dren named Stephen 6 years old, and Avina
/ year old. "' ta|
9. Little Joe, aged 35 years spirit a.
10. Edy and her child Rabele. aged 2 years.
IL. Gabriel, a negro man, aged So years.
sickly to be sold with his wife, Aalsea, aged
46 years, and her two children, named ia
briel, aged 4 years, and Mary, aged / year.
II. Jourdan, a negro man, aged 35 years, to
be sold as having runaway once during the
year, and to be sold with his wife named Di-
cey, aged .25 years. s-
13. Smith, a negro man, aged 30 years, to
be sold with his wife named ella, aged %
years. -sTr15 D4G - I'll
Il. Jim irmstead. aged % years. ~
IS Mary Ann, aged 45 years, "a house SER
want. and a little sickiy. |
is. sMeranta, aged 80 years [crasey.l
II, Philip, aged IS years [slckly.l
Is. George Gill, aged IS years.
10. Manuel, aged % years. 'a 3ra1 II
30. Chfistophe, aged4f years, and his wife
Elsey, aged SO years. ) saT IL
81. Charles, aged 10 years, engineer, to be
sold with hia wife; named Elisa, aged ri wears
and her foW children; named EYelinr. agcd 7