Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-01-12
State of Louisiana-Parish of Berui1e.
Succession Sale.

Succession Sale.
DY virtue of an order or decree to me d.
ID rected from the Hon'ble the Sixth Dis
trict Court of the State of Louisiana, in and
for the parish Of Iberville, and bearing date the
2lst of December, 1855, | will offer at public
sale to the highest and last bidder, on
Monday, 21st of January, 1855,
at 10 A NJ, the following described property,
belonging TO the
Succession Of HDnort Daigre and Adelaide
Hberl, his mye, both Decd,
to wit:
LIST. A certain tract ofland or plantation Iy-
ing and situated in tbs Parish of Iberville on
the right bank Of the River Mississippi, mea.
suring twelve arpents more or less in front on
said River by forty arpents in depth, between
parallel lines, bounded above by land belong
ing now to Hiram Beatty and below by land
now belonging to Augusle Levert. Said Plans
tation being established and cultivated as a Su.
gar Estate, together with all the Buildings and
improvements thereon, consisting in a two sto-
ry Brick Dwelling house, Sugar House, Steam
Engine and sugar Mill, and all utensils for ma
hliiS SuSoiy GNCSiO SaDllISy NVlu 6lS - VIC
Plant Cane now in mateIas on Said Plantation.
I'd. Another tract or parcel OF land situated
in the Said Parish on the left bank of the Miss
sissippi river, at about eighty five arpents from
the river, measuring and containing thirty sev-
en- superficial sores and being a portion of Lot
No. two in section No. twenty seven, township
No. eight, range No. one East, together with
all its privileges and appurIenances.
Sd. The following named FIFTY SLAVES,
to wit:
Richard 30 years; Squire %; Harris 26; Phil
48; Joe %; Henry Of; James 80; Moses &c;
(ruptured) %; George IS; Marshall 26; Celes~
tin Carpenter, sicklyD 48, Frederick %; Hickey
So; John %; William "a; Fanny, negro woman,
aged SO years; Judy 81; Hannah 26 years and
her twy children, Justin aged 3 years and Fi-
diIise aged l year, Susan 26; Harriet 80; Pau-
line 80 years and her three children, Victorine
aged 8 years, Onezeine aged 6 years, and Ran~
doIph aged 4 years; Kitty % years and her WI
children, Dorothee aged 3 years and Ophelia
aged / year; J~uIienne aged Is years; Rose 20
years and her two children, Modesto aged five
years and Thomas one year; FRANCHISE 81, wife
of Celestin, and her child Fricain, a boy aged
IA, deaf; Mary "a, and her infant child named
Michel; Ida (woman, sickly,) AZ; Antoine, a boy
Is years old, son of Pauline; Andre, boy IA
of Rose; Victolre, a girl II years, child
of Rose; Toutsaint, boy IL years, child Of Ma
nv; Pompey, boy l8 years; Lucy, agirl Is years;
Sally, woman, aged 80 years, and Ger two chill
dren, Alfred, a boy aged 9 years, and Flores
tine, a girl aged s years; Louisa, girl aged IL
years, child of Sally.
4rh. A quantity of MOVABLE PROPER
ny, consisting in Horses, Mules, Hogs, Sheep,
Cattle, and farming utensils, Carts, &C., &c,
and also about $500 Barrels of Corn in the
shucE, a lot OF Fodder and Hay; about 1000
Pickets and Posts and one lot Cypress
&c. &c; one Buggy, and a quantity of
Household Fu~niture, &c. &c.
TERMS AND CONDITION OF SALE.
The Plantation first above described togeth.
sr with all the Buildings and Improvements
and the Plant Cane now in Matelas
20 be sold together in one Block, with Stock
Of the Citizens Bank of Louisiana, which was
Tor 80 shares of stock of one hundred dollars
each, but now reduced to eighty four shares,
'or the security of which stock and the loan
made by the said Bank on said stock, the three
over arpents front of said Plantation by forty
Lrpents in depth, with the Slaves John, Rich.
Ird, Joe, Frederick. Rose, Pauline, Andre, a
:hild of Rose, Agathe, a child of Rose. Julis
'Hne, Antoine and Mary, the three last chill
lren of Pauline and their increase, are mort
ragged to said Bank; the purchaser to assume
he payment of said stock loan, made original.
y to Jacques A~rnandez, of four thousand five
hundred dollars by said Citizens Bank, and af-
assumed by the deceased Honore
)aigre; which stock loan is now reduced to the
um of $4,000, payable by instalments annuS
lily with interests in conformity with thechar~ |
or of the Bank; the purchaser shall also substi-
ute in lieu and place of the above named ele-
slaves msrtgaged by the deceased Honore
to the Citizens Bank, any number of
layes which might be required by the said
sank and deemedsuficient to Iiberate the II
laves and their increase; the purchaser also to
ssume the payment of the contribution note
ubscFibed BY the said Honore Daigre in favor
f the Citizens Bank of Louisiana, and paya.
lie in two equal instruments of ninety dollars
ach, on the Ist Of May 1856 and first of May
957, making in all the sum of one hundred
nd eighty dollars, amount OF said contribution
ote now due without being entitled TO a ere~
it for the same on the price Of adjudication of
aid plantation, the said purchasers generally
0 take the lien and place of sain deceased Ho-
ore Daigre towards the Citizens Bank, as
egards the stock loan and contribution note
bove mentioned. and also for the balance of
he price, after deducting the above assumption
+ two thousand seven hundred and sixty nine
~oIIars, to be paid as follows, TO wit: In four
quail inStalmenIs-one fourth in March next
500, one fourth in March 1857, one fourth in
Iarch 1868, and one fourth in March 1859.
The small tract of land above described and
in article I'd Of inventory, tc be sold
s follows, to with four equal instalments,