Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-06-03
GREAT SALE IN ASSUMPTION!
CTCCESSTOV SALE

~ Succession ofAUGUsTINE POMPONEAU, deceased
arite of Bernard l. Sales.
BY virtue of decree of the Honorable the Fifth Judicial
District Court of the State of louisiana in and for the
parish of Assumption, dated 4th Nay 1854 and to me
directed will be offered at public sale, the premises in
the parish of Assumption the left lark of Bayou La
furche at about two miles and half below the village
of Napoleonvile ON MONDAY, JUNE 18th, 1854, at 10
o'clock, M, by A. Hiekman sheriff and anctoneer in
and for this p'rsh, the following described property be-
longing to The aloes aid >son to-wit:
IA SUGAR PLANTATION situated in this parish, on
the left bank of Bayou Lafourche at and half miles
below Napoaonvlla measuring six and half arpents
fronting said bayou by depth of eighty arpents between
opening lines, giving about one thousand superficial
arpents he exact quantity of land VIII be given the
day of sale) bounded above by lands belong to the
succession of Thomas Pugh and below by lands belong
ing to the heirs of Buaner, together with all the i'm
provemens, and the shares in the Citizens Bank.
"A LOT OF GROUND situated in the village of Nopole
onyille, measuring ftyseven feet, a inches 'front.'
by depth of one hundred and sixty feet, bounded
side by lot of Pierre Blanchard and on the o her
side by Wa hington street, together with the buildings
and improvements thereon.
3.-JaMES, a negro man. aged 80 years.
4.-DANlEL, negro man, aged % yesrs.
5-SiMON. a negro man. aged 25 years.
6-AARON a negro man, aged 30 years.
T-FRANk, a negro man aged 40 years
EMANUEL, negro man aged 55 yeas.
9-DAWID, negro MN, aged 45 years.
O,-MINGO, negro nan, aged 55 years.
1I.-JONNi, negro man, aged fifty years.
I2.-PAUL. d negro boy, agei Is years.
B.-THOM As, negro man, aged 40 years.
14-NEuVHLE, yellow boy aged is years
15-sEvERlN, negro boy aged ID years, afcted with
excresence of the anus)
@muRsuhE negro wom,n (erid;,n) cook, aged forty
aged . years; NICOLAS grifon, aged years and
ultSuLE sritfon, aged year.
T-ARMETIE, a negro woman, aged 80 years. (afHicted
with disorder of the womb.)
!s-MARiE JEANNE a negro girl, age % years.
l9,-ANN, negro girl aged % years.
2O-BETSY, a negro girl, aged "a years.
sl.-KArY, negro woman aged % years with her two
chldren-NANCY, aged years :: and JOE DENIS aged
10 months.
22-LOUISA, a negro We man, aged % years. with her
five chdren.M Hell aged years; RAGLEL aged
23-JOsEPHINE, aged IS years. iaiicted with eyes)
s4.-cELINE, yellow girl, aged II years.
aaso s Horses Buggy Horse 10
head of Horned Cattle, and &C Sheep.
27sIx CARTS, lot of Hogshead HoopPo'es, s5 Flows,
lot of Palonniers, lot of scyhe<, LOT of Axes,
Hoes Spades, Pick-Axes, Cross-cut Saws, etc.
cessores, Grindsone, and lot Of tools.
29.-TI1E HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
3o;-KITCHEN UTENSILS, barrel Lamp Oil, and one
TERMS CoNDIrIoNs.-The Plantation established as
sugar plantation, fifteen hundred doll 5o cash. and
the haltnce-ater deducing the amount due to the C
gems Bank-payable in Ave equal instalImens maturing
in the months of March of each Of the years 1856 1885,
1857 1883 and 1859 Purchasers to furnish their
with good and solvent security, in soldo payable the
administrator of said succession the office of Re-
coer of said parish betng interest at the rate of eight
per per after maturity until PAID with special
mortgage vendors privilege until paid The shares in
the Citizens Bank tn be sold together with said plantation
and the purchaser to all the obligations Of sai
said bank and TO bind himself to mortgage said bank
other slaves in place of those already morgaged to the
said bank
Second-The lot of ground situated in Napoleonville-
one hundred dollars cash. and the balance three equal
insalments maturing in the months Of March of each Of
the years 1855, 1885, and 1851 purchasers furnish
notes with good and solvent security in soo payable
the order of said administrator at the office of the Recorder
Of said parish with eight per cent interest per annum
from maturity till paid and special mortgage and vendors
privilege
7hird-The slaves when above ten years old, to be
fqmi
and payable hundred dollars cash each head or
family and the balance in four equal instanents,
turing in the months of March Of each the
1885, 1857 and 1853. Purchasers furnish their notes
with good and solvent security in sodo payable the
order of said administrator and at the Office of said Record
err with interest at the rate of eight per cent
from maturity until paid and special mortgage and
dors privilege until paid The sale Of the landed property
and slaves contain the clause de dlieno" The
landed property will be sold with the reservation that
Frederic Richie shall have the right to all the
buildings and improvements by him erected the lower
fo"r-The horses, mules, cattle farming utensils and
fnitnre payable all sums under ten dollars, cash and
instruments maturing in the months of March of each Of
the years 1905 and 1885, Purchasers to furnish their notes
with COCO ana sovsn. security in sodo payable to the
said parish with interest the rate Of eight per cent
annum after maturity until paid The acts Of sale will be
Iense of the purchaser. A.. F. HICKMAN
Parish Of Assumption, May 6, 1854. Sheriff
\ VIS.-Toutes personnes qui doiyent |
"A la Succession de JOSEPH FABRE, sont par lie pre-
de presenter reer ct toutes
qu Ia de Succession do de requs de preee
ter dument authentiquees au soussigne
[25-5t] " D. TERREBONNE, Agent.
NOTICE.-All persons indebted to the |
Succession Of JOSEPH FABRE, requested toe ome
and settle and all to whom the aforesaid
succession indebted hereby notified to present their
claims I'm duly authenticated to the undersigned.
l2o-otl " ID. TERREBONNE, Agent