Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-07-25
Sale TO Effect a Partition.

Sale TO Effect Partition.
By virtue Of an order or decree from the hon
orable the aforesaid court, issued in the above
entitled and numbered cause, bearing date the
18th instant, | will offer at public sale to the
highest and last bidder, on
SATURDAY, 1st DAY OF AUGUST
next, 1857, at II o'clock A M, the property herein
after described, held in common by Jno. Schlatre:
James w. Goldberg. Jr, Eugenia Mile, Amilcar
DIpuy, Norbert RoseIius Dupuy, ArVillien Du-
puy, Victoria Dupuy, VALERIE Pierre Dupuy.
Hortaire Dupuy and Ophelia Dupuy, the last
named all minors and heirs at law of VALERIE p.
Dupuy, deceased, for the purpose of etfecting a
partition of said property between said John
Schlatre and said minors above named, 10 wit:
A certain Tract Of Land lying and situated in
the parish of Iberville, on the right or upper
bank of the upper branch of the Bayou Plaque
mine, commonly called the Bayou Jacob, mea-
surfing three arpents and three-fourths of an ar
pent front on said Bayou by a depth of eighty
arpents on two and a half arpents front on the
upper line, and forty arpents in depth on the low
er one arpent and one-lourth.
One other certain Tract of Lane situated also
in said parish, on the same side of said Bayou
Jacob and adjoining the tract of land above de-
scrlbed, measuring three arpents and three
Az 4 III al pCLt AOLit Ou SuAN LAY Ohs ny wi
ty arpents in depth.
One other certain Tract of Land situated also
in said parish of lberviIle, on the same side Of
said Bayou, and adjoining the tract of land Sc
condly above described. measuring seven and a
half arpents front by eighty arpents in depth
The three tracts Of land are now in cultivation
as a Sugar Estate-together with all the build
ings and improvements, sugar house, mill, ket-
ties and steam engine, and all other appurtenan-
ces and accessories for making sugar.
SLAVES.
Little Jack. negro man aged 70 years. and his
wife Elizabeth, negro woman aged IS years; Big
Charles, negro man aged 43 years, and his wife
Fanny. negro woman aged 40 years (both blind
in one eye) Little Bill, negro man aged 80 years,
and his wife Purify, nsgro woman aged 81 years,
and their two children, David, a boy aged6 years,
and Moses. a boy aged two years: Ryol, negro
man aged 81 years (sore Leg and his wife Nam
ey, negro woman aged 26 years, and their two
children Martha, a girl aged 8 years, and Eliza,
a girl aged 3 years; Antoine (sore Leg negro
man aged 81 years, and his wife Maria, negro
woman aged 80 years, and theiEdaughter Ellen,
a GIRL aged 6 years; Abraham, negro man aged 80
years; John, negro man aged 81 years; Bill Jones,
negro man aged 80 years; Little Charles, negro
man aged 20 years; Rollver, negro man, a runa-
way now in the woods, aged SO years; Richard,
negro man aged SO years; William Leggin, a car
penter, mulatto man aged 81 years; Furman, ne
gro man aged SO years; Israel, negro man aged 20
years; Felix, negro boy aged IA years; Zachary,
negro boy aged 10 years; Peter, mulatto man
aged "a years; Jim, negro man, sickly, aged %
years; Washington, negro man aged Al years, and
his wife Mary. a mulatto woman, sickly, aged
81 years; Charity. negro woman aged Al years;
Purlina, negro woman aged 81 years, and her
child John, a boy aged 6 years; Thornton, negro
boy aged IS years; George, negro boy aged IA
years; Redman, an lido, aged 10 years, and Big
Jack, a mulatto man age $32 years, and his wife
Whey, mulatresse, aged Dc years.
MOVABLE PROPERTY.
Seven carts, 2 bagasse carts, l pair of timber
wheels, Is double horse ploughs, 81 single horse
ploughs, 2 old tlukes, % g%rubbing hoes, 27 hoes,
is shovels, IL spades, 2 harrows. % axes. 8 sif-
tiers, 4 froes. 6 pairs of breeching, 50 cane knives,
% pairs of harness complete. 6 pairs old trace
chains. / screw plate, l small screw plate, 6 cross
cut saws, 10 sugar house lamps, 3 lanterns, $50
lbs of iron, 34S lbs Of hoop iron, l chest Of car
%penter's tools, l lot of blacksmith7s tools, % bbls
of coal, $50 cords of wood, l lot of beds and bed
ding. / lot of crockerY ware, one table and sofa,
6 old chairs, l old corn mill. 80 empty hogsheads,
/ corn shelter, l hay cutter, 1000 h~ogshead slaves,
/ grind stone, 10 mules, II old horses, l boiler, l
LOT of corn, i lot of fodder and hay, $500 bricks,
and 3 oxen.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS.
The whole share of the common property
above described, apportioned to John Schlatre, is
equal to fourteen hundred and ninety-tive seven
teen hundred and ninety-two parts-1495-1792.
To Amilcar Dupuy, one ninety eighth part-l-98.
To Norbert Roselius Dupuy, one ninety eighth
particles.
To Arvillien Dupuy, one ninety eighth part-1-
9S,
To Victoria Dupuy, one ninety eighth part-1-
To Hortaire Dupuy, one ninety eighth patti
98.
To Ophelia Dupuy, one ninety eighth part-1-
98-128-1792.
To James w. Goldberg, Jr,, one fourteenth-1-14
-12S-1792.
To Eugenia Mile, forty-one seventeen hundred
and ninety-two parts of common property
41-1792.
The above portion of the common property be-
longing to John Schlatre will be sold en- mass,
payable as follows, to wit. Twenty-seven thou
sand five hundred and thirty dollars of the price
of adjudication, cash on the day of sale, and the
balance Of said price payable in four equal in
stalments, viz:
One-fourth in all the month of March, 1858;
One-fourth in all the month of March, 1859;
One-fourth in all the month of March, 1860;
One-fourth in all the month of March, 1861;
each of said instruments to bear eight per cent
interest per annum from the day of sale till they
are respectively paid, and special mortgage to be
retained on the portion of land and slaves belong
ing to John Schlatre to secure the payment of
the principal and interest of said instruments.
The above portions of the common property
belonging to the said minor children of Paulin
Dupuy, deceased, and heirs at law of VALERIE P.
Dupuy, be sold on the following terms and condi-
tions: The price Of adjudication payable in four
equal and annual instalments from the day of
sale, with interest at eight per cent per annum
from the day of sale till paid. Purchaser to fur
nish his notes navable at the Office of the Recor-