Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-22

widow Of John A. Haase, deceased, and be..ow
by the other portion Of said lrion Plantation,
designated in said plan rs lot No. 9, and now
belonging to the estate of " lillian E.. Edwards,
deceased, and moreover strip Of land of fifty
feet in width and about ten arpen Is in length,
to be taken from lot No. 2, belonging to the
estate Of William E.. Edwards, described in
said plan, and to extend from Point Z to Point
e on said plan, and with Il certain right of
drainage across the rear of lot No. 2. As the
whole is specified in an instrument under pri
vate signature between the late Joseph +.
Whitall and William f. Edwards, former
owners Of the laid Irion plantation, under
date Of the 10th April, 1850, which inStru
ment is duly recorded in the Recorders Office
of this parish. The said tract Of land or
plantation, together with all the buildings,
improvements, houses, sugar house, steam en-
CINE, sugar mill, negro cabins, stables, &c,
and all the utensils and apparatus for making
,ugar, all the rights, privileges and appur'e-
nances belonging TO said plantation, and all
the said land now in water on the same.
2. The following named slaves, to.wit:
Frank Heard, crippled in the hand, aged GO
iear>; Black Bob, aged 26 years; Manuel, SO
years; Tempe, 80; Lydie, Is; Fl n, y; JUL
let, IS; james, So; Ann, %; Monroe, %;
M'ly, 30; prolaps's Of the womb Kentucky
Bot. -, (Sickly;) Bodice, (~Sickly,) aged 81
years; MiIy, 80; Cynthia, 43; Marina, 10;
Harry, s; Oh. Try, 43: Willis, (now biind,)
ascu % years; Whey, I>'ckly,l aged 80 wears;
Robert, fl; Laura, Al; C'oe,~ Estimate. aged
10 years; Wilson, II years; Allan, %, Irup
tured;l Austin, tsickly,J aged so years; Jane,
t>lck!y,) aged 30 years; Be- Lavin,a, a years:
l. tile Lavinia, 80 years; Bincy, aged Il years;
Adam, IL years; Lewis, "gcd As. sore feet;
Grace, aged ~ year,, swelling Of the feet;
Minerva, aged III years; Joe, II years: Sue
key, 90 years; Daniel, So years; Aaron, ii
wears; Ben, % years; Little Daniel. 20 years;
Peter, - years, sore legs; Hannah, "a years;
>'ckiy; Amy, IS years; Phil, 2S years; Smith,
10 years: JED, 81 years; Addison, 81 wears
TALBOT, - years; Claiborne, as years, badly
ruptured; Louisa, IS years; Ella, S years;
Sarah, p; Fsury, % years, prolapsis Of the
womb; Nathan, IL years; Patscy, IL years;
Polly c, aged &c years; James Hick, 10
years; Caroline, aged Is years, prolapsis Of
the womb; john Morris, 40 years, sore legs;
Munday, 81 years; George, q wears; Man
ming. SO wears, sickly; Polly T., Al years:
Edward, lG years; Agsy, { years; Charles, %
N'HiS, sunny hOOlu, II Nrd'N, NlGkiN. NiCeEO,
&c years, sickly; Bob, sc years, Caesar, so
years; Polly, : years; Ellen, s years; Little
L%ayinis's chil6ren-Ssm, aged 3 2 wears:
Marcus, 3 IL years; James children
Daphna, aged > years and 9 months, Alily. .
IL years; and an infant, 6 months; Sarah's
children, Joshua, aged D years and | month:
Monroe, 8 years and 3 months; and Canet. l
| year and 3 months; AIMS children Hethe,
aged 4 years: and an infant. 2 months; Sue
keys chlidren-Lucy. / years: LOUIS. . years
and D months; and an infant, I months;
G;ace'S children-Nannie, aged 8 l-2 years:
Whey, 81 . years; and Prince, / year; Lau.
ra's children--Loui>s, + years; and William
Clinton, aged q months; Milly's children
Sarah Ann. aged 2 years and 2 months; and
an inH,nt; Caroline's child JuIienne, aged .
years and 2 months; Milty's child Judy, 2
years and l month; Minerva's child Frances
Ann, 2 years and l month; Louisa's child
Moses, aged 2 years; Msnnlng's child, a boy
aged Il months; and Mlllerson, aged l3 wears.
81. The following described Plantation
! Moveables, to wit:
Thirty three mules. one horse, four mares
and one colt; two yOkes OF oxen; one lot Of
twenty five hogs, large and small; one lot Of
twenty four head of cattle; one lot of forty
eight ploughS, new and old; one lot Of nine
cross cut saws; one lot Of carpenters and
blacksmrth's tools; one grindstone and one
water pump; niue cane carts and one wagon;
three small carts; one lot Of hoes, spades, sho-
velS, &c, and abont 1900 bbls. corn in shuck
Was sdjudlcsted and sold in one block to
the SAID Louis Drsobry, Sr., Henry Desobry
and Louis Desobry, Jr, jointly each for one
1 ,l.-l .l-...f -. ~ - - - - ILL.,
for the price aud sum Of one hundred and
lortv-nine thousand one hundred dollars,
which have been duly paid and satisfied by
them in accordance with the said terms and
conditions Of said judicial sale, as the whole
appears in the copy OF the process verbal OF
SAID sale made by said Deputy Sheriff, here
unto annexed tor proof, and made a part Of
these proceedings.
And whereas the said Louis Desobry, Sr ,
Henry Desobry and Louis Desobry, Jr., as
purchasers of said property, and beng desir.
Gus of protecting themselves from eviction Of
tile property, SO by them at the said judicial
sale purchased, or from any responsibility as
pcsSes-ors Of the same, have presented to the
said Sixth Judicial District Court this petition,
praying that a Mention, in the name Of the
State of Louisiana, duly and legally suthenti
! Gated, be issued from this Hou'ble. Court, in
pursuance Of an act OF the Legislature, enti-
tied IAN Act relative 10 Munitions and mod
of proceeding" approve March 18th, 1855.
! Now therefore-Notlce is hereby given to
all persons who may set up any right to the
property, in consequence of inlormalities in
the order, decree or judgment Of the Court
! under which the sale was nude, or any irreg'
| ularity or lllegality in the ap~prsisements and
| advertisements, in time and manner Of sale
or for any other defect whatsoever, to show
cause within thirty days from the day this
Mention is first inserted in the public papers,
why the sale so made should not be confirmed
and homologated.
80 Given under my hand and seal OF our
k8S6 Sixih District Onnri al The nariSh of