Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-08
STATE or LOUISIANA Parish ~ t;v-
ingston- sth judicial District Court
Succession Of Geo, W. w atterston.

STATE or LOUISIANA Parish ~ tiv-
ingston- sth judicial District Court
Succession Of Geo, W. wstterston.
DY VIRTUE Of. and IN obedience os an
I'D order Of sale rendered 1880 aud to me
directed by he lion. the sth Judicial dis
trict Court. Parish Of Livingston. In the
above entitled msttet. I will proceed to
sell at public auction at the city Hotel in
the city Of New Orleans, on
mONDAy the goth d.y OF O.sob.v.
1850. at ~ o'cloc; NJ. for account Of said
succession the following described pro
perty, viz
The clio Plantation. containing pOl1
e2llOD sores. 800 Of which il cleared and
1nder good fence. II has upon II dwell
ling house Overseers house, store house,
~ good negro quarters, large harm in
which IL the stable. forage lott cutting aud
Smelling rooms. rice and crushing mills.
There IL also Sugar House TO which IL
attached saw mil calculated IN snw 1000
feet Of lumber per day: and gtis mill 81
The most approved kind. The machinery
belonging 20 these estsblis hments IL ~ the
beat quality. he engine Of 80 befse pow
er, there are two upright saws, and sppa-
rntus foi one circular slab saw. The rol-
ling mill is driven by TIE same shaft.
This mill will furnish juice for " hhds. of
sugar per day. The equippsRe consist "f
four Kettles. receiving coolers, buckets,
Ekinners DC. There il one large brick
cistern If the capacity If 800 barrels, and
place tor another ~ the same sire. At
tsrhed tn these buildingsis a large cane
shed 10 by ~ feet TO receive cane ut the
proper season, slabs irom the saw mill and
carts and other vehicles. In the rear uf
this null u Gin House which is now used
~ wood honse and work shop. These
lands lie on the Amite River 7 miles irum
its mouth. they are two miles from Lake
haursps- by land. 50 miles from New Or
leafs by water. ~ miles from onchntnu-
las Depot by land, and II miles ny water
FROM Pass Mauchao Depot on the N. -.
j IL q. N. X. Road. The River Amits is
nsvigahle for steamboats co miles above
this palce This land is heavily tim bered
with cypress. oak. ash, beech and msgno-
liza. The greater part Of IT is covered with
cane and large portion Of il fronting on
the river is covered with q great accumu-
istion Of shells and in large banks from
which n great quantity Of lime can he
made. There j. now in cultivation 80
acres Of corn and 10 acres ofeaHe. also one
substantially built frame hcuss built en-
utely Of cypress. nearly finished with
lot Of 4sO acres 81 land, situated at HAM
innnd's Flag Station on the N. -. q Jack
sun Rail Road, Eve miles from Ponehatou-
las Depot end 81 miles from New Orleans.
ALSO. the following negroes, viz:
FERRY. Mulstto, Carpenter and Cooper
aged 81 years.
CllALKS. Black, field hand aged 20 years.
JOE, Black. field hand aged % years.
SIN, t,lsck. field hand aged 90 years.
HENRY. Black, field hand aged ~ years.
slLVEY, woman, field hand, aged
~ years.
MARIA n woman, field hand aged 80 yrs.
JULIAN, woman, Cook aged 25 years.
GREEN. Muistto, No. l House servant
aged 30 years.
JOSHUA. Black. eyed ~ years.
WILLIAM, Black, eyed 10 years.
bsSe negroes are sound aud fully &C
climetsd.
Terms Of ssle.- CASH.
sept 8. Y. 7. PARKER, FheriH.