Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-03-08
Nem ADVERTISEMENTS.
STXTH DISTRICT COURT, Perish of
~ Berriae, Slate Of Louisiana.
Joseph Walsh Us, JamySP. Armitage-No.

Joseph Walsh Us, James 2. Armitace-No.
869.
BY vlr.ue of a writ of seizure and sale TO me
directed from-fhe Honible the aforesaid Court. II
the above entitledSdnd numbered cause. I have
selzed and will offer at public sale, to the highest
and last bidder, on
SATURDAY. the 5th Of April neat, 1856,
between II o'clock A M and | P M. the following
described and mOrtgaged properly, to wit:
A certain SUGAR PLANTATION or tract of
Land, situated ~, the parish of IberviIIe, on the
left bank CT the riveE Mississippi, measuring six ar
penis hve tolses- and three feet, more or less, on
SAID river with, me depth ihereunio. belonging
The said land IS bounded above by lands of Fran
eois Segnineanx andtbeOw by lands belonging to
the heirs of Joseph Casiagnol, deeeased-together
with all the buildings and improvements thereon
being and tnereunto belonging, consisting in a
Sugar House, Dwelling House and all appurte-
nances. Farming Implements, and The. Plant Cane
upon the same-being the same plantation and inn
provetnenls which the said Joseph Walsh acquired
from Linn Woodward by act Of sale before A..
Chrlstin, Notary Public of said parish, passed on
the Sd day of April 194S. which act is recorded in
mortgage book No, |, entry No. S23, in the office
of the Recorder of this parish.
I'd. A certain tractof Land lying and situated in
the SAID parish of Iberville, on the left bank of the
river Mississippi, measuring one arpen, front on
said river by the depth thereunto belonging, bound
ed above BY land Of Pierre A. Hamel aud below
by land Of Francois Seguinanx-tOgether with ali
the buildings and improvements thereon being and
Ihereunto belonging-being the same tract of land
which the plaintiff Joseph Walsh acquired from
Pierre Lacave by act passed by G.. S. Rousseau,
then a Notary Public of said parish. on the 25,h
day of January 1853, and duly recorded in The Of
fee of the Recorder of this parish, in book of
mortgage Ne. 4, entry No. 80.
Sd. The following described Slaves, viz: Mark.
negro man, a blacksmith, aged abopf9SoTfy years,
and Harry, negro man, aged abonp46rty five years;
one bay horse Jim; one sorreI horse named SorKgl;
one gray horse; one mule and cue .y6ke of oxen.
Seized 10 pay and satisfy thes90il6ying sums, to
wit: u cash, TO an amount sufficient p~gsatisfy
the sum of two thousand eight hundred aid thirty,
three dollars and thirty three and oneaEgrd cents,
the amount of the note now daewWah interest
thereon. at the rate of 8 per ceag per ahnum from
the Both January, 1856, and CO.'S. And the sum
of three thousand three hppdrA and thirty three
30 1-3-10O dollars, the amount of the last of SAID
notes, with 8 per cent interest thereon. from the
Both January. 1856. until paid. on a credi, 10 cor
respond with the falling die Of said note, say Both
January, 1857. 4
Sale TO take place at the residsuce,of tkessdefen.
dant James T. Armitage. situateaLn this parish, Oh
the plantation FIRST desctibed, -
JOS. II. ERWIN, Sheriff:
RaEisb of lherville, March 1, j 1856.