Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-02-11
Succession of Thomas Mile and his
wife, Pauline Dspny otlt1ec'd
BY McAEH, HEnERT, AAaainaoeralor OF
said 8uccessl0n.

NJ ILL be sold at public auction, on Friday, Febru
w airy 18th, 1860, at IL O'Clock, A. n, by and in
pursuance OF an order from the Hon. the Sixth judi
cal District Court Of Louisiana, in and Tor the Parish
of Iberyie, bearing date Of January 11th 1860, the
following described property The undivided half
OF which belongs to said Succession and the other
undivided half to Emile B. Trinidad aresdent Of West
Baton kouge. fa1u U....
LIST. A certain plantation tract Of land situated
lying and being in the Parish of West Baton Rouge
cultivated sugar estate, and commonly called the
Marengo Plantation and composed of the following
tracts Of land, to-wit:
ID certain tract of land situated in the said par
ish Of West Baton Rouge measuring seventeen ar
pents less thirty feet front the river Mississippi
with the depth OF thirty arpents more or less
between parallel lines bounded above by lands Of
Pierre Granger, and below by lands Of Treville
Landry and containing shout six hundred and TWEEN
ty-one superficial arpents together with all and singu
lar the buildings, fixtures and improvements on and
appertanng to said Marengo Plantation.
3. "Another certain tract ct land also situated in
the said Parish of West Baton Rouge Immediately in
the of the tract of land above described and be-
ing the double concession thereof, measuring thir
arpents less thirty feet 'front.' with the depth of
forty arpents between parallel lnes containing five
hundred and twelve arpents more or less, bounded
above by lands of Pierre Granger, below by lands of
Dcrville F"ret and back by those Of Bernard Peyrn
min and other lands of the said Succession and Emile
b. Trinidad, with the improvements thereon.
4th Another tract of land also situated in the said
Parish of West Baton Rouge and designated as per
receipt being the South East quarter of
section thirty one, Township seven Of Range twelve
East, and containing one hun lred and iorty-seven
64 100 acres 60 @ =f4t - = ~ ~ p
5th Another tract Of land situated in the said Par
ish Of West Baton Rouge, and designated a. per Pat
ent being Lots one two, five, six. seven eight.
nine, ten eleven and twelve, Of section Thirty-two,
in Township seven of Range twelve East containing
about three hundred and two 3S-1O0 acres aE
9th. The following named and described slaves to-
Wit: ~ }f-'Ts 5''t-'s- -1f y ''3eiiE
Daniel Sapho, negro aged 26 years, r1.i4-ft
Julia, negress aged rs years,
f Charles Smith, negro aged 81 years. 95f <'e*
Nancy, negress, mot sound) aged p years, .-st~s
Washington, (ruptured,) negro aged thirty-nne
years. sc fissa vi li2 f5N - n -sa.J &
Maria negress aged thirty -one years, ,s
Peter negro aged thirty y-six years, '' .i'f'Ls
a. Augustine, negress (having cancer) aged forty
Big Henry, negro aged thifty-three years, @5.4
Mary, negress aged thirty nine years, and her two
children,
Caroline, aged three years, and ifsI-~-7 10 Il
"a, JOsia, aged one year. So il,5.ss .; ,s- sz-s..
T George Harrison, negro aged forty -four years,
=. Mathilda Bird, negress aged forty six years, faU
Jane, negress aged twenty-ope years, u ..,r
! Alex Cross, negro aged thirty nine years,
Daniel Davis, negro aged twenty-nine years,
Ally, negress (not sound az ed thirty Jour years,
James Allen, negro aged thirty one years. i'ilG1
Ann negress aged twenty one years, and her infant
Charles Beard, negro (ruptured) aged forty nine
years. s. - sli 4sI xls.ssa4etaS Fa5 ~ p
Margaret, negress aged thirty nine years, and her
child Charity, aged four years,
Old Jack, negro aged, 6fty. four years. si5ses.
Jane Cadet negress aged ffty-six years. -
Black JET, negro aged thirty nine years, sal
Mathilda Smith, negress aged thirty y-two years. and
her Child Mazarine, aged one year,
Picayune Henry, negro ased thirty -one years,
Lttle Margaret, (not sounD nesress aged thrty-
% Horace Brown, negro aged thirty years, a1i''
+ Susan, negress aged thirty years, aud her two
chiidien, Jlmmy, aged hve years, and Joshua, sget
Iarlin, mot sound) negro aged fifty y.one years,
Har1iette (weakly negress aged thirty eight years
Ben Creole negro aged twenty seven years, !
Dolley, negress aged twenty seven years, and her
child Cornelius, aged one year, 50 s7.5aslss. li
Leonard Jones; negro aged twenty nine years,
Kezaya, negress aged twenty five years, and her
child Louisa. aged one year, - 3 sf!ti 5h's % ~
Joe, (Blacksmith,) negro aged th,rty years, e,s,
Madison, negro aged fifty years. Asa}2+5f -.fts
Black Sam, negro aged forty two years, t.-,.e
James cadet, negro aged fifty -four years., .fN -
II John Richard, negro agei thirty six years, IS
2 Henry HollAm, negro aged thirty -four years.
a Dan Michel, negro aged sixty one years, ,s- Il
John, negro aged twenty years, ~ D.t -.
Oh Ben negro aged fifty years, (badly ruptured)
Caezar, negro aged thirty four years, S4
Edward. negro aged twenty eight years,
Little Ben, negro aged twenty two years, (crip-
pled.) TFSt '-tItl hc"J .@H'st o-.4T
Jeff Bid, negro aged fifteen years, z.;....t.t
Wilson negro aged sixteen years, ..,- >l.,.- I
James Henry, negro aged fifteen years,
E A large quartity Of NOV cable property, to-wit:
Thirty eight mules, twelve heads of horned cattle
two horses four blind mules, nineteen heads ofhogs
one lot corn one lot Of hsy The farming utensils
in fact ali moveablcs on and scbed to said planta
tion full description Of which will be given on the
day Of sale The whole Of the above described prop
erty viii be sold m block or in Globo. ''-'-' -
The following named and described slaves belong
ing exclusives to said Succession Of Thonas Mile
and his wife Pauline Dupuy, both deceased to-
johnson, negro aged twenty nine years,
Harriet Bell, negress aged twenty-five years, and
EnntsN
Lucy, negress aged forty five years,
Adeline, negress ased thirty four years, (very
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