Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-12-22

for 80 shares Of s.ock Of one hundred dollars
saeh, but now redaced to eighty four shares,
for the security Of which stock and the loan
| made By The csid Bank on said stock, the three
lower srpent, front of said Plantation by forty
arpent, 10 depth, with the Slaves John, Rich.
ard. Joe. Frederick, Rose, Pauline, Andre, a
child of Ross, Agathe. a child Of Rose. JuIi-
snne, Antoine and Mary, the three last chill
drsn Of Pauline and their increase, are mort
| gagged to said Bank; the purchaser to assume
the payment Of said stock loan, made original
~ to Jacques Arnandez, of four thousand Eve
hundred dollars by said Citizens Bank, and az
forwards assumed by the deceased Honore
Daigre; which stock loan is now reduced to the
sum Of $2,269. payable by instalments annu.
ally with interests in conformity with the char-
ter ofthe Bank; the purchaser shall also substi-
tute in lieu and place of the above named ele-
ven slaves ~mertgaged by the deceased Honore
Daiere to the Citizens Bank, any number of
slaves which might be required by the said
Bank and deemedsuficisnt to liberate the IL
slaves and their increase; the purchaser also to
assume the payment Of the contribution note
subscribed BY the said Honore Daigre in favor
Of the Citizens Bank of Louisiana, and paya-
bic in two equal instalments of ninety dollars
each, on the LIST Of May 1856 and first of May
1857, making In all the sum of one hundred
and eighty dollars, amount of said contribution
note now due without being entitled to a ere-
dit for the same on the price of adjudication of
said plantation, the said purchasers generally
to take the lien and place of sain deceased Ho.
more Daigre towards the Citizens Bank, as
regards the stock loan and contribution note
above mentioned, and also for the balance of
the price, after deducting the above assumption
of two thousand seven hundred and sixty nine
dollars, to be paid AZ follows, to wit: In four i
equal instalments-0ne fourth in March next |
1856, one fourth In March 1857, one fourth in |
March 1858, aud one fourth in March 1859.
The small tract of land above described and
included in article I'd of inventory, tc be sold
% follows, to with four equal instalments,
one fourth in March next 1856, one fourth in
March 1857, one fourth in March 1853, and one
10 March 1859.
The Slaves to be sold payable as follows, to
wit-ons third Of the price of adjudication
In all the month Of March next 1856,
one third in all the month of March 1857, and
ens third in oil the month of March 1858.
The slave Celestin inventoried and appraised
article 18th Of the inventory, and his wife
Franchise, and their child Fricaine, inyentoried
nod appraised in article 9th of the inventory,
10 Be sold together in one lot.
The Movable Property to be sold payable as
ollows All sums of fifty dollars and under pay
lble in all the month of March next, 1856. and
sumo over fifty dollars payable in all the
Of March 1857.
The purchasers to furnish their notes for the
redit terms Of said sale, endorsed to the s~atisfac-
ion Of the administrator. and payable at the
'fkcs Of the Recorder of this parish, and special
to be retained on the property sold to
'ecuTe the payment Of said notes, and all sums
YER annum from time due until paid.
Sale to take place on the permises
JOS. H. ERWIN, Sheriff
Parish Of Iberville, Dec. 81, ~1855.-dec22