Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-02-12
SUCCESSION SALE.

sHit SUCCESSION SALE.
Succession Of %J.canette Traxillo, dccoa-
sed wife Of Joseph HERNANDEZ, de-
ceased.
BY virtne eff a decree of the Honorabls Fifth
Judicial Districts anrt of the State of Loaisia-
ma, in and for the parish of Assumption, dated
the alst day of January 1854, aud to me dirac-
ted, VIII be offered at public sale, on the premi-
ses. in the parish of Assumption, on the eft
bank Of Bayou Lafonrcbe, at about eight miles
above the village of Napoleonyillc, on Thursday
the 23d day Of February 1851, atten o'clock A..
M. BY A. + Hickman, sheriff in and for the pa ;
rish Of Assumption, the following described pro
perty, belonging to the aforesaid succession, to
wit :st8F8a 5t 6afoa sft4 se.{H# 4vEbaIlI zas
10. A sugar plantation situated III this parish
on the left bank ot Bayou Lafourcha, at about
eight miles from the Mississippi RIVER, mneasn
ring 6 arpents more ore less front on said baYah
BY forty arpcnts Ia depth, with a part of the
double and an other portion of land
in The double concession of Niles Taylor, con
tanning seventy superficial arpents more 0 rlcss,
the aforesaid plantation bounted below BY lands
OF Manned Ferna idez, and above By lands of
Desire Plazencia, between conyerging lines, tor
ee;,i,;e .gitll all the buildings and improvements
thereon. aH
90. Ache negro boy, aged Is years.
50. Joe, a negro boy, aged ~ years %affiicted
with pains on the stonac. Il 7spt!hg
DO. Jam, a negroboy, aged % years. aqfift3t
90. Bastiane.a negro woman, aged % years.
60. Baptiste, a negro man, aged 80 years.
10. Serapnine, a negro wone aged 40 years
with her three children named Casimir, aged 8
years, lalsin, aged 9 years, and Theodor, aged
A months. {. ssal III sfI
30. Dofothte, a negro woman. aged ID years,
go, Dominique, a negro boy, aged Is years.
100. Q americans horses. 4 creole horses, g.
yoke of oxen, s cows and their calves, 2 young
bulls, &c. ks9Hfat 800 s3 &t
lilo, The farming utensils such. as, ~plonghs,
filkes, herses, cross cnt saw, wrlp saw, axes
spades, hees, cane Knives, harnesses, grind
stone. carts, etc.
I3c. A four wheel ca rriage. IaS
l3o. The household furniture, such as beds.
bureanx, arin6ires, trunks, chairs, tables, etc.
I4o. A cock, a double barrel shot IN, a iare
Is. The KITCHEN utensil and crockery ware.
I. rms and Conditions :
The moveablc property payable 5I6I
cash. mud the balance fit DOES not rx-
coed ten dollars, payable iasmarchI554
AID il IT exceeds ten dollars, payable
Il half 10 march 1854. aud tic other
half in march 1855, purchasers to fur
nish their notes endorsed 10 the satisfac-
lion ofthe administrators, payable nj the
ofi ce Of the Recorder Of This parish, and
by coupons, with interest At the rate Of
eight per cent perannum after maturity.
The slayespayable the 5l6a cash, and
The balance payable in three equal ins
talmei,ts, III march 1855, 1856 1857
purchasers 10 fsrnl-h their notes cndor-
sed 70 tlc Subtraction Of the administers
Tor, payable It the office Of The Reeor-
der Of this parlsll, and by coupons, bea~
ring eight per cent interest per annum
from maturity, said slaves to remain spe-
chilly rnorfgaged n~ntiLpaid.
The land payable Id ofthe 5l6I cash
and the 3l4 of HE 5l64 payable in one,
two and three years credit from The day
of sale; purchasers to furnish their notes
endorsed to The satisfaction Of the admi.
niStraior, payable at The. office Of the
Recorder Of this parish, and b. coupons,
with eight per cent per annum from NM