Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-05-02

described tract of land and adjoining thereto,
measuring six hundred and eighteen superficial
arpents, more or less, SO as to form with the
front tract together a superfiicie of two thousand
arpents said second tract of land was purchased.
by the vendor and plaintiff in this suit, fromfbe
State of Louisiana, on the 18th of June, 1852,
described in warrant No. g, issued under the
provision OF the Act of the Legislature, approved
March 18th, 1852.
The following named and described twenty
slaves, all slaves for life: Sandy, negro man.
aged 26 years; Rubin, negro man, aged about
81 years Sam Clark, negro man, aged about 40
years 0harlltte, negro man, aged about "a
years Wed, negro man, aged about 81 wears.
PeteF, negro man, aged about so years Abuer,,
negro man, aged about 81 years Frederick
negro man, aged about 81 years; Edward, NEGRO
man, aged about 19 years Charles, negro man,
aged abont II years; Jim, negro man. aged
about 10 years; Robert, negro man, aged about
50 years; Virginia, negro woman, aged about %
years, and her child, aged 3 years Rutha, negro
woman, aged about % years, and her child, an
infant; Betsy, negro woman, aged about "a
years. and her mulatto son, aged about 6 wears;
Nelly negro woman, aged about AZ wears:
America, negro woman, aged about 40 wears;
Clara, negro woman, aged about so wears 374
shares In the capital stock of the Citizens
Bank of Louisiana, for which the first above
Viii q Va 1Qjld uit2 q pOiLIOl vi Inc saves
are mortgaged 9 mules, 3 horses, 8 head of
cattle more or less, 10 yoke of oxen more or less
all the sheep, hogs, farming utensils blacksmith
and carpenters tools, lumber, brick, corn and hay
now on the premises with the exception of one
halt of the bricks, all the sugar cane, 500 bars
Tels of corn, 2 yokes Of oxen, 6 cows and theiT.
calves, the household and kitchen furniture, one
cistern and a lot of books. The vendor and
plaintiff in this suit reserves with full power Of
taking the same away, to pay and satisfy The
sum Of gil ,265, of the sum assumed by the said
Charles A. Davis and Joseph v. Durable to paw
to the Citizens Bank Of Louisiana, with ten
per cent. interest on S1O,890, from the LIST of
February, A. D. 1857, till paid agreeably to the
charter of the Bank, and now Cue and unpaid
and the sum of 1864 SO, due since the month
of March 1856, with interest at the rate of eight
per cent. per annum from the 21st day of January ,
A. d. 1854, and 81 costs of copy, and Sl4 SO
costs, as well as all other costs and charges. cash
on the day of sale; and the sum of 1855 SO due
and payable in all March 1857, with eight per
cent. interest per annum, from the 21st of Janua.
ry 1854 the sum Of $9954 SO, due and payable
in all the month of March 1858, with eight per
cent. interest per annum, from the 2lst of .Ianua-
ny 1854, till paid the sum of S9959 80. due and
payable in all the month Of March 1859. with
eight per cent. interest per annum, from the 2lst
January 1854 till paid, and the sum OF S9q59 SO,
due and payable in all the month of March 1860,
with eight per cent. interest per annum, from
2lst January 1854 till paid.
Sale TO take place on the plantation, first
in this advertisement, situated on the
Bayou Warrington, in this parish.
JOSEPH II. ERWIN, Sheriff.
April goth, 1857.