Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-01-15
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SUCCESSION SAIL
Succession of Pierre landry. dcccasc,

Succession OF Pierre Landry, deceased.
by virtue ola decree Of the Hon the Fifth
Judicial district Court of the State of louisiana
in and for the parish of Assumption, dated tht
3Oth day of decembcr1S53 and to me directed
Will be offered at public sale on the premises
III Brule St-Vincent, at about ; miles above
Napolt %onyillc, in the parish of assumption, or
Saturday the 4th day Of February 1854, at ter
o'cloch A. NJ, by A. +. Hickman, Shorthand
auctioneer for the parish of Assumption, the
following described property belonging to the
aforesaid succession, to wit.
lH. A piece of land situated in Brulc St-Yin-
cent, in this parish. measuring three and Il hall
arpents front on fourteen arrents in depth said
piece of land; being situated behind the lands o!
Roscmond Simonean, containing about forty
arpt nts in sh; criticize.
I'd. A piece of land, situeted in B.ulc St.
Vincent, il this parish, of irregular form, and
containing about fifty superficial arpentS, toge-
Their with all the buildings and improvements
]1hrreon; said land being cultivated in sugar.
Sd. Ja"ob a negro boy, aged about so years.
18th. Alfred a negro boy, aged about IS years.
9TH. Green a negrob boy aged about "a year.
9th. Dick. a negro boy, aged about D years.
18th. Iucy. a negro woman, aged about %
wears. with her woe children, ann, aged 2 years
and the other aged six Or seven months.
9Th. Oncl ut Of corn, faddcr. bricks, harness.
f.crses, pIongls, hoes, spades, . OK carts, one
horse cart. / CRIME stone. cane knives, chains, g..
9Th. 4 carriage and harness, and o"e lot oil
lumber.
10Th. One lot of ~forses, mules, 9 cows and
their caves, } calves, 2 IieilerS, . yoke O,
oxen. Ole bull. one lot Of hogs, &c.
nth. House hold turnitures and kctcheen
utensils.
, T. rms and Conditions :
THE tract oflaila measuring three and a half
ar1ppents front Oh fortecn arpdnts in depth con-
tanning about forty hi,lc superficial arpents sold
payable as fellows, one lu,alred and fifty dol
lars. in march 1851, and the balance in three
equal instalincltS, one third l.: march 1885. one
third in mach 1856, and the remaining third in
tnarch 1887. The tract OF land on which the
sugar house IL situated measuring about fifty
superficial arrents sold payable as fellows seven
hundred dollars in all the month of march 1854,
and the balance in thee equal install lments, one
third in march 1855, one third in march 1856
and the remaining third in march 1857.
rhe slaves payable, each lot two hundred
dollars in all march. 1854, and the balance in
8 equal instaIments, one third in march 1855,
.,re third in march 1885 and the remaining third
in march 1887. Purchasers of the lands aud
slaves, to furnish their notes with good AID sol
ventsecurity to the satisfaction Of tie admins
~,ratrix, residing in this parish, with special
mortgage and vendors privilege on the lands &
slaves, said notes to bear interest at the rate Of
eight per ccat per aunutn after maturity, and
payable at the office of the Recorder or this pa
lirh. Hft @11 -
The moveable properly payable all sums Ell
$40 and nndcr $40, i'll all march 1854, and all
.. -. IN 4 n ,-nlt1 49, L.. fG I'LL .--l 4
1854 and the other half in march 1855. pur-
chasers to furnish their notes with good security
residing in the parish, to the satisfaction of said
administrator, bearing eight per cent interest
per annnm after maturity, and payable at the
rate office Of the recorder Of this parish.
Parish Of Assumption. dec. 3l.tIS53.
#iaar IA. L. HICKMAN,
l6 Sheriff s. Auctionccr. /!