Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-12-13

OuiIt'C dbOFe ny ldlIu belonging now 10 hiram
Bealy and below by land now belonging to Au-
gISte Levert, Said Plantation being established
and cultivated as a Sugar Estate, together with
all the Buildings and improvements thereon,
consisting in a two story Brick Dwelling house,
Sugar House, Steam Engine and sugar Mill, and
al! utensils for making Sugar; Negro Cabins, and
all the plant cane on said plantation, and with 80
sLares OF stock in the capital Of the Citizens
Bank of Louisiana.
I'd. The following named Nineteen SLAVES,
to wit: Richard, aged 80 years; Phil 40; Joe a;
Henry %; Frederick 24; John %: Pauline 81. and
her three children, Victorine 10, Onezine 7, Ran
dolph 5; Jullehne 10, and her child John, nine
months; Rose 80, and her two children. Modesto.
6 and Thomas, 2 years; Antoine Is, child of Pau
line; Andre ID; Agathe 10 and Fictoire 2 years:
these three last, children of Rose, described in the
inventory under articles Nos. /, s., 8, Is, I6, "a.
26, 81, 80, 81, 80 and 80.
Sd. A quantity of Movable Property. consist
ing in Horses, Mules, Oxen, Farming Utensils,
Carts, &c, attached TO said Plantation, and also
all the Corn and Fodder GU said Plantation, de-
scribed in the inventory from article No. 40 to
article No. 81, both inclusive.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF SALE.
The whole of the above described Plantation,
Nineteen Slaves, MoveabIes and Bank Stock, to
be sold tohether in one lot or in block, upon the
following terms and conditions, TO wit:
1st. The purchaser to assume in part payment
of the price Of adjudication of said property, the
amount Of the mortgage due the Citizens Bank
OF Louisiana, amounting on the LIST of May next,
1857, to the sum of S2679, and also the amount
of the last instalment of the contribution note,
due by said succession to said Bank, and due lst
Of May next, 1857, for the sum of $50; said pur-
chaser not 10 be entitled to a credit for said con-
tFibutlon note on the price of adjudication.
I'd. For the balance of said price of ~adiudica-
tlou payable as follows, to wit: One fourth IL of the
price of adj publication in a. the month of March
of the years 1857, 1883, 1859 ana 1860. The
purchaser to furnish his note endorsed TO the sat
lsfactioD of the administrator of said SUGGESTIONS,
and in such coupons or divisions as viii facilitate
and oparate a partition and settlement between
the heirs of said deceased; said notes to be made
payable at the Office of the Recorder of the parish
of fberville, and to bear interest at the rate of s
per cent per anRum after maturity, and special
mortgage to be retained on the property sold to
secure the payment OF all said notes and all even
tual interests.
9TH. The balance of the property of said sue
cessions, to be sold separately, and as follows:
1st. The small tract of LAND described in ar
tlcle I'd of the inventory, TO wit:
A tract of Land situated in said parish, on the
left bank of the Mississippi river, measuring or
containing thirty-seven superficial acres, and be-
ing a portion of Lot No. :, in section No. 81, in
township No. s, and range No. 1 East-together
with all its privileges and appurtenances.
cd. The following named Thirty-one SLAVES,
to wit:
Squire. aged &c years; Harris 81; James 80;
Moses 81: Lewis 39-aflicted with a hernia
George IS; Marshall 81; William 25; C%elestin 48,
slckly, and his wife FRANCHISE, 80, and their child
Frlcain Is, deaf; Fanny, aged Sc; Judy SO: Han
nah q, and her twoschildren, Justin 4 years and
Ben 2 months; Susan, aged 81, end her child Ma
RE Louise aged 8 months; Harriet 80; Kitty %,
and her child Ophelia, 3 years; Mary, IS years,
and her child Michel, l year; Ida, aged 43 years,
sickly; Toussaint, aged - yeals, a child Of Mary;
Pompey, aged 10; Lucy Is; Sally s., and her three
children, Alfred 10, and FIorestine 9 years-and
Louisa, aged 14years.
Sd. A quantity of Movable Property, describ-
ed in the inventory from articles So to 104 inclu-
siVe.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS.
The small tract of Land last above described
and the thirty-one slaves, TO be sold as follows |
one-third of their price of adjudication payable
in all the month of March of the years of 1857,
1853 and 1859. And the movable property pay
able cash on the day of sale.
The Purchasers of the said tract of land and
slaves shall furnish their notes for the credit terms
thereof, endorsed to the satisfaction of the admin
istratoI of said SUGGESTIONS, and in such coupons
and divisions as will operate and facilitate a par
tltlon anC settlement between the heirs; said notes !
payable at the office of the. Recorder of the par
ishsof Iberville, bearing s per cent interest per
annum from and after maturity till paid, and Sc
cured by special mortgage on the property sold.
Should the Plantation. slaves, Bank stock. and
all the moveables described in the inventory from
article 40 to article 81 inclusive, first above de-
scribed, and 10 be sold in one bloc, not be adiudl- |
Gated, then | sahll proceed to oferthe same for
sale separately, on the following terms and condi-
tons, to wit:
1st. For the Plantation and Bank stock the
purchaser to assume the payment of the mort |
gage due the Citizens Bank Of Louisiana for 90
shares of stock, amounting to the sum of two
thousand six hundred and seventy-nine dollars,
due May 1st, 1857, and TeRewable annually
agreeably TO the charter of said Bank, and for the
security of which stock the three lower arpents
font of said plantation by 40 arpents in depth,
together with II slaves, to wit: John, Richard,
Joe, Frederick, Rose; Thomas and Modesto, chill
dren Of Rose; Pauline and her three children, VIC
toire, 0nezine and RaBdolpe; Julienne and her
chlld John; 'Agathe and Antoine, are mortgaged
to said Citizens Banks8Ihe purchaser, moreover,
to assume the payment of the contribution note
subscribedN the deceased HonoTe Daigre, and
due May~1st, 1857, without being eutitIed to a
credit for the same on the price Of adjudication OF
saidAplantation. The said purchaser shall also
substitute, in lieu and place of the above named
seventeen slaves mortgaged as aforesaid, any
number of slaves which shall be required by said
Citizens Bank, and deemed sufficient to liherate
the said seventeen slaves and their increase, from
said mortgage; and said purchaser generally to
take the place of said succession towards said
Bank; and for The balance of said price of adiudi-
cation, after deducting the above assumption of
two thousand six hundred and seventy-nine dol
lars, to be paid as follows, to wit: One-thi4d in
all March 1857, one-third in all March 1858, and
one-thiId in all March 1859.