Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-01-29
SUCCESSION SALE.
SUGGESTIONS Of Etienne Landry and 10.
sulic i andry. his wifeboth deceased.

,tosS3y yirtae offs decree ofthe honorable the 9Th
iJudisial District Court, of the State oflnuisia-
ua. In and for the parish of Assumption, dated
;aaih day OF december 1853, and to me direct d,
VIII be offered at pubic sale, on the p emises
in the parish of Absorption, on Wednesday the
ars, day of February iS5i,and on the following
days, ut ten O'Clock a. N, by A. 4. Heck
MAJ, sheriff and auctieneer. II and for the PARISH
Of Assumption, the following described property,
9 belonging TO the above successions, to wlt:
{ 10. "A sugar plantation situated IN the parish
Of Assumption, on the left bank of Bayou La
fourche, atabout four miles below the village OF
Nopoleonviilc; meas uring abont eleven aud three
quarters arpents front by eighty aYpehts in depth
between parallel lines, bounded above by lands
Wilson Grisamore, and below by lands
o!Edouard Pugl, together witha the buildings
and improvements thereon; consisting OF a fine
and new dwelling house OF a brick sugar house.
- with d steam engine, with two sets OF five ket-
e sles, together with negro cabins and other bull
dinxs, and also Il6 arpe.ts OF this year STUDIES,
and 4 lot of plant cane. ~
The following lots Of ground are reserved
from the above plantation. So
10. A lot of ground Of SD of an arpent from
ting the public road, by two arpents in depth,
belonging to Marius A%ibagnac, the lower line of
tthis lot being about l62 feet from the lower line
Of the above plantation.
10. A lot Of ground oslio feet5ronting the
Bayou Lafourche, running two arpenf ii, depth.
belonging to the succession ofJulfen 1ardit,
bounded OH the lower line by the 10, of Marius
AlbaEnac, and above by otof widow ]. u. Baril-
lean.
30. A lot belonging to widow ]. B.. Dariileau.
measuring two and three quarters arpents iron,
ling the public road, and running one arptlt !
or an arpent in depth, bounded on the iower side
by land Of the succession of Julien Iardif and
above by lof of Modesto Landry.
80: A ~usafruit during life Of Modesto Landry
III one arpcnt square fronting the public foad,'
bounded on the lower line by lot o. widow J.Nt
Barillcau, and above BY the above deserted
plantation.
80. A lease in favor Of NJ. Lafofgue. o! one
- arpg mt front BY one quarter OF an arPent III depth,
situated between the public road and The !esee,
ia front of the shove mentioned lot held in usl-
fruit BY Modesto Landry.
10. A fraction of land in the rear ofthe don
bs concessions Of the above described plan!a-
ton being in Sec. No 10. I. 10, X. Is East.
measuring about 40 $4,000 superficial acres, TO
/ sbs sold together with the above described plan
tation. 4taBH.
"a. A. sugar plantation, situated in the parish
of Assunaptivn in Texas, in the int sior, on the
right bank Of Bayou Laiuurele, al about 8 miles
Hbslow the village Of hupoieonviiie, containing
sii7s lsJ,o0 superficial arpents, bounded above
by land !E. Il. HIaiIioi, and below by lands Of
dwight aud Kittridge, with the sugar bosise aud
machinery and other buildings thereon. & plant
Zane, DC
The following ninety slaves:
1. Big William, a regro hey. 40 years Of
age, sickiy, and B%arsarf, 30 years Of age, to
DO sold t.gether with Big William.
5. John, i iIuilstob boy, 10 years Ole.
q. Jim, negro n.an,4a years old, . carpen
: Ger by tfada, and sickiy, and Rosetta }lnls
: wife, Is years old; u good cook and washer
FOE !. Andrew, a negro man. % years old, to
> DO sold with tis wife Elisabeth, 50 years old,
: ,andhsr three children, named DUNES Thomas
!, 4 yearsolL, Robert ! years old, aa't sazan
years cid.
q. ksnry Nesi, ae years old, 70 be soitwith
/, Hi wisc Eliza, SO years old, and her twocfil-
srenya me dsStepAe. 6 years old, and .fsina
4 year old. s
D, Litile Joe, aged 90 years.
10 Eiy and her child Eabeie, aged2 years.
n. Gabrel, a negro man, aged So years,
s;ekfy e be sold with his wife, Aalsea, aged
4s wears, and her two children, named Ca
( bTiel, aged { years, avid Mary, aged | year.
ssf IL. Jourdan, q n 6 70 man, aged 30 years, to
be sold - having runaway once during tue
xsar, andto b. sold with AIS wlletnamed d.
cey, aged rs years. ss,
ia. Smiti,, a negro man, aged % years, to
hs sold With his wife named ella, aged %
years, So
Il. sim armstead, aged 25 years.
Is. Mary Ann, aged 45 years, d house SER
vans. aud q little sickly.
is. Mcrands, aged 80 years tcrasey.l
5iz Pillip, aged 58 yeats [sicKiy.1
IA. George Gill, aged 25years.
III Manuel, aged 90 years.
20. Christophe, dyed "A years, and his wife
Elsey, aged so years.
Fl. Charles, aged 40years, engineer, tobe
cold with his wife, named Elisa, aged "a years.
and her foHr children, named EveIine. aged I
n Yeara John Thomas, aged years Joshua: a
. red 8 years and Lllia, aged J months
80 y. khuben, aged 90 years, tohe sold with
q His wife named Becey. aged % years.
%. Robert, ageds27 years, 70 be sold with
.Aisswifa, named Delpily, aged % years.
o4a Silscy, over | 0years Old.
Is. Achy, aged 60 years, engineer, to be
sold with his wife, named Lucy. and her child
aged q years named Madison.
26. Hampton, aged 80 years.
81. Joe Louis, aged 20 years.
ga Little, aged2Ssyearsf sugar maker
2s. George Kentock, aged 80 years.
30. Barlow, aged 30 years, . black smith.
fTtsl. Big Joe, agea40 years. ].
90. William, sonsof Big, agedil years.
%. Little Henry, aged % years, engineer.
"a. Little William, aged IL years.
81. Jim Brady, aged % years.
s.. William Texas, aged so years.
81 Harrison, aged 80 years.
50. John Paddin, aged 45 years, sickly.
- 40 unfrnE II ~Z.f rs ..zA..a ~ M.@& N#@&5