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

wears. John Thomas, aged 5 years, Joshua, a.
red 3 wears and Julia, agel > months.
Q p. Rhuben, aged rs years, to be Sold With
his wife named Becey, aged % years.
o. Robelt, aged II years, to be sold With
his wife. named Delphy, aged 25 years.
f, "a. SiIycT, over 10 years OLD.
%. Achy, aged 26 years, engineer, 70 lie
sold with his wife, named Lucy, and her child
aged 2 years. named Madison.
IS. Hampton, aged 80 years.
q. Joe Louis. aged % years.
s.. Little. aged % years, sugar maker.
2s. George KeItock; aged 80 years.
80. Barlow, aged 80 years, a black smith.
81. Big Joe, aged 40 years.
81. William. son OF Big, aged II years.
80. Little Henry. aged % years. engineer.
81. Little William, aged is years.
IS. Jim Brady. aged % years.
so. William Texas, aged 80 years.
81. Harrison, aged 81 years.
SO. John Paddln, aged is years, s!ckly.
80. Harry: aged 32years.
40. Parwich, aged 26 years.
IL. Little Tom, aged 25 years.
az. Edmond, aged % years.
AZ. Henry Kentuck, aged II years.
II. jackson, aged IS years.
45. Lavinia, aged 38ycarS.
As. Gilbert. aged AZ years, afflicted with
Ihuratislne PAIN.
II. P%arthina, aged % years.
IS. Thomas, aged 50 Years, viii. his WHO
Caroline, aged IS years, and her three chill
dren, named Frank, aged i years, Susan aged
2 years and Thomas, aged ) months.
40. George, aged 30 years, sickly.
so. Charles, aged % years, with MS viii,
named Mary.
81. Austin, aged IS Years, with his Hi!r
named Ceiina, aged % years, ana her child
named William, aged | year.
50. Henry, sged - years.
50. Ruflin, aged 20 wears.
ST. Ned. aged 26 years, ana rs wife named
Jane, age 81 years, aud her child aged a,.ren
months.
81. john Bull. aged Fl years.
10. Bob, aged 30 years, and his wife aalncI
Caroline. aged 20 Years.
81. Cicero, ~a-e,l~lS years, sichiv.
50. Stephen, aged ii years, Ianssd having
had his leg broken.
SO, The farming utensils consisting Of p'l"h-.
Ilukes; shovels, spades.
60. 30 mnles, 5 horses, , yoke Of oxen, L tt
OF cattle, u buggy and harness. ) cats.
81. The house hold furniture, consisting Of
licking glasses. clocks, chairs, tables, bed Ste>i<.
bed and beddlngs. bureau, deSkr, armoir>. safe
sofa, silver spoons and iolksant one iron c!le>t,
%. Abcnt 1000 barrels Of corn. al."ut 1900
barrels OF corn Oil iic Texas place.
r rtns aud Cnutiliuns .
The ~moyeabla property payable IL tvo ciu~.
instruments maturing respectively III tie 'Dou'i
ot .,Irch 1854 and 1898. sr all sH,0s .f $40.
OF more, and ill sums under $40, cash .,
The landed property, payable in fsc equal
instruments, maturing respectively in lhc u!natil4
Of march Vi the year, Is,5> 1856, 1887, 1875.
1889.
3iie Slaves payable ~ four e,J,s.' i,ssta' ,hc~nir
maturing Terpeet:veir i'll HE %sssus.tE1s ri march of
tie years 1885, IS. 81 ct So. Tie pNrckascr.
10 furnish TIER promiss"ry notes endorsed 10
the satisfaction Of the auctiuIiesr, AMI PAYABLE
at the Office Oh the Recor der of tiIis pnrlrIi, and
IN shares or coupons necessary TO a pa%rtitior
thereof, among the heirs: aid bearing interest =
al the rate @ eight per cen' per anrrm after
maturity. Said landed property and caves 10
remain specially mos'gagcd, with vendors pri g,
vllege. to secure thu payment of said purchasers
and the SAID heirs who may purchase at said
sac TO be exempted from giving their notes -.
excepting for the balance ofsaid purchases a.ta. =
deducting their shares. and that no delivery
property sold will be made unless the condition.
of the sale be complied with: -
The acts of sale to be passed hv Amadeo Mo. ;
rel, notary public, at the expenses Of the purc,,a-
s. rs. .s !. ID!
Assumption, Ehi> 3l>t doc. 1863. a
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lO sheriff and y,ctinncer