The American patriot., 1855-01-31
PROBATE SALE.

PROBATE SALE.
STATE OF LOUISIANA, ! Seventh District Court
In the matter of the succession of Lenora Perry decd
| DuRSCANT to order of the Honorable Court
aforesaid, and a commission to me directed herein
l will sell at public auction
MONDAY, the 18th DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1866
between the hours Of 10 o'clock, A. NJ, and p. NJ,
at Black Creek Plantation, twelve miles south of Jack
son, La, the following ..... ...-
SLAVES:
The separate property of the said deceased-to-wit:
ISAAC, a blacksmith CRAWFORD, a carpenter;
CLOE, a cook; EMMA, cook and her three Children
c. X. MARSHALL, FANNY FERN, and s. S. PREM
TISS; III! ELLEN, MALVlNA NELLY, and three
children, ANY, JOSEPHINE and LUCY, boy STE
PHEN, girl MARY ELLEN.
The following described property of the community
between said deceased and her surviving husband,
Robert Perry-to-wit;
| SLAVES.
JESSE, BILLY, JACK, HARRY, DAVE, BEN,
BLACK JIM FRED, JAKE, ELLECK, LINN, cooper
and engineerl HAMPTON, JOE FREE JOHN, TOM,
BURRELL, PIC. LEWIS, SUGAR JOHN, PLEAS.
ANT, HENRY, GEORGE, ALBERT, EDWIN, WILL,
WASH, JAMES JASPER, EDWARD GLOVER,
1Jla John MONROE, JERRY SLAUGHTER, JAMES
WILLIAM JONES, SAMUEL SMITH, woman LAU-
RA, BLACK MARIA, ELIZA and her daughter, girl
LOUISA, BIG HARRIET, RED MARIA and her two
children, ISAAC and FREELINGHUYSEN, LITTLE
| N
DA and HENRIETTA, woman SUSAN, and her FIVE
children, ELIZABETH, PRINCE, WEED, LINN and
JOHNSON, woman NANCY and her three children
SAM, JACOB and MARY ANN, woman DIANA and
her child boy HACK, woman AMERICA and her two
children, MINERVA and CROGIAN, woman ZILPHA
and her child LEAH, SILVA and her child PATSEY,
CINDA and her child POLLY, woman HESTER and
her child JAKE, woman CLARISSA, AMANDA,
ANITA, BLACK MARY and her two children
CALVIN and ALVENA, SARAH, SIBINA and her
fxr,o obi IV II
MATILDA, JANE, LOUISA, "a seamstress, LAURA
ANN, MlLLY, CILLA, YELLOW HARRIET. EMI-
LINE, MARTHA, BIG EMILY, and girl JINNEY.
ONE TRACT OF LAND, KNOWN AS THE
"Black Creek Plantation" containing l45s acres, the
same being cultivated as sugar plantation, with
gar House, Mill machinery, and all other appurenan-
ces thcreunto belonging, with $50 Shares of Citizens
Bank Stock. 800 of said tract being in cultiva-
ton. Also
ss head of Mules l pair of carriage Horses, buggy
Horse, head of Cattle, yoke of Oxen rs head OF
Hogs, cane Wagons and Harness, Carts and IIar-
ness, farming Utensils Buggy and Harness,
new carriage l old Buggy and Harness.
Also
5000 beshes of Corn, 400 bushels of Peas so wagon
loads Peas Fodder and Hay blacksmhs Tools, coopers
Tools. Also
ON THURSDAY, the 18th OF FEBRUARY. 1865
in the town of Jackson La, between the hours of 10
O'Clock, A. NJ, and 5 p. NJ, the following property
to-wit:
ONE SQUARE OF GROUND, KNOWN AS
square No. 25, (vacant) known the Coupcr Lots or
Square.
LOTS sc, I and 8, in square No. 81, known as the
Miller Lots.
LOTS and I, in the square known as the public
square, on which the new brick Buildings have recently
been erected.
THREE LOTS in square No. ii, and fraction of a
square including brick yard
LOTS I and 8, in square No. 5, where Dr. Thomas
S. Jones at present resides.
LOTS ?, 4, and in square No. g. with the build
ings and improvements thereon, being the same where
the deceased resided with her husband at the time of
her death.
40 ACRES OF LAND adjoining the college lands,
and in part withnhe limits of the corporation of Jack
son, La.
20 ACRES OF LAND about two miles from Jack.
son, and adjoining Mrs. SCOTS plantation.
Also
All the Household and Kitchen Furniture.
TERMS OF SALE
The personal property credit until the first dav of
January 1856, with eight per cent interest from the
day Of sale until paid, and approved personal security
Negroes, One-thrd part in cash, and the balance in
two annual instaments due the first day of January
1856, and the first Of Jannary, 1857, with eight Der
cent interest from the day of sale until paid purcha
scrs giving approved personal security and mortgage
to be retained on the property until the final payment
of the purchase price.
Real Estate in Jackson-onc-ffth part in cash, and
the remainder credit of one two and three years.
with eight per cent from the day of sale, personal Sc
curity, and mortgage retained on the property until
the final payment of the purchase price,
The Plantation, with one hundred and fifty Shares
Citizens Bank Stockton three thousand dollars in
cash, five thousand to be assumed to the Citizens
Bank payable as the Bank may require six thousand
dollars to Lauve Mccall, of New Orleans payable in
February and March, 1856, without interest to that
date, and the remainder of the purchase price payable
in four annual nsallments, due the first Of January
1857 1858, 1859 and 1860 bearing eight per cent intc
cury, and mortgage retained upon the property un-
til the full and final payment of the purchase
price, and the purchaser will also be requir-
cd to assume the mortgage in favor Of the Ct-
zens Bank, for the stock and the stock loan, and
also the interest that may accrue the debt of the
Citizens Bank after maturity. G. W. CATLETT
January 10th, 1865. Auctoncer
am authorized to say that the above plantation is
in high state of cultivation, and that there is about
four hundred in cane three hundred acres second
year rattoon about hundred acres first years rat
toon and about hundredacres more will be planted
between this and the day Of sale and that by the day
of sale there will be about rs acres of newly cleared
land nearly ready for cultivation and wood enough of
the best quality cut and piled to take off the coming
crop. Previous to the day of sale, a survey will be
made of the land, and plat made out for the nspec
ton of those wishing to purchase In 1858, the crop
produced on the plantation sos hhds.; last year
plantation to make brick and the crop was less than
800 hhds. The crop for the present year, 1865, with
an average season. ii well cultivated cannot be less
than 500 hhdT. &. W CATLETT.