Gazette and sentinel., 1860-03-10

District IOGil ut the State OF Louisiana, IN and
for the parish Of I~berviIle, issued in the above
entitled and numbered cause, bearing date the
9Th of February, instant, | will offer at public
sale to the highest and last bidder, On
tuesday, the 18Th day Of March
next. 1860, at II o'clock a. NJ. the property
hereinafter described, jointly owned ~ 10
lows: Three Undivided tenth pats thereof by
James Lawrence Coe: five undivided tenth
parts, or one half thereof, BY Marie Henrjerte
Lauvc, wife Of sad Cole one und yidel tenth
par, thereof by JTIIa Erne.tinc Cropper, a mi
nor; and m Undivided tenth part thereof by
Charles Albert Crnpper. a mjuur-t0 ~ir: .
lsr. a TRACEOF LAND, situated in said
parish of IbervilIe, At about eighty arprnt>
from The margin Of the Mississippi river. in
m, rear of the lands belonging TO WIN. &. =.
NcnireSs and Paul o. Hebcr', (bping 4 part OF
what is called the Square League, on the up
per line thereby said tract measuring nineteen
arpents and one quarter, more or les. ia front.
Oy a depth OF eighty arpenls or one !eaguP,
more or less. situated partly in Township M,
10, Range II East, and Township No. H..
Range Il Eat. and is bounded on the upper
me by land, of John Randolph, and OH the
lower line bv lands of Neville Mel.ncnn said
tract i divided in four distinct Iots, marked aud
numbered on Inc diagram filed in the shove
suit as a part OF the report o. experts, as No.
|. No. ,. No. 5 and No !. The Lots Nos. l.,
> and 3, containing each a from, of five arprn!S
with a depth OF eighty aTpcnts, more or less :;
aud the Lot No. !, combining q trent ri. -four
arpents and a quarter, viii a depth Of eighty
arpents, more or less. Each cf The said lots is
Ia be sold separately, and the purchasers are
To be at the expense and charge of running
the lines of division If sad lots.
81. A certain TRACT OF LAND in the
parish of l~bcryIiie. wing and situated on thu
right bank of the MISSISSIPPI river, measuring
two arpenIs and 4 half more or les in front.
by forty srpeut- more or less in depth. (rrlh
exception of two lo's Of ground belonging Ia
Edward Daig'e aud John B.. Prllitr. which
two lots occupy Inc upper arpent and halt Of
said tract, BY a depth Of 5lS feet for the upper
lpt, and Of 100 feet for Inc loyer lot.) Said
tract of land is bounded above by lands belong
ing to the succession oi John ~llagan, Jr, aud
below hv lands of Francis Y. GALLAGHER.
3. ANOTHER TRACT OF LAND, Wing
and situated IN SAID parish at about forty
arPents from the margin Of the Mississippi
river, and adjoining The above described tract
IN the rear, measuring three aTpem,s and "A half
front, by a depth Of thirty eight srprn's, moe
or less, with all the opening thereto belonging,
bounded above by land, belonging to toe
heirs Of Joseph AcnIlie IIcherl, drcea,rd. aud
below by lands OF Nidow 6 lherI Cumeau.
3. ANOTHER TRACT OF LAND si,ua.
ted in said pir,h Of lbervllie at abour s.yrv
arpenis from the margin of the river, inmedl-
at,Iy in the rear OF Tie tract of land last above
described in par, and the lands OF Ma~SrS. john
II. Randolph. aud the heirs OF Joseph Ac!i'le
ilebert. aud designated a. lot No.. one, m
Township M. ten, Range II East, OF the lands
surveyed and sod byThe Government OF the
United states, aud containing nne hundred aud
fifteen 4l.l0O acres in supcrtirieS.
The said preceding three tracts are laid
down in the diagram atore >aid and embraced
~ the letters the.eIn, marked e.. ID. f +. G..
and H., and are 10 BE- sold in one lot, aud tie
last described tract, called the Warnock Tact
Is 10 be sold subject TO any right That John II
Randolph may have by virtue ut a private act be-
tween him and y. \. Chopper deceased, dated
2Sth June, T.. ID. 1856. and recorded in the
Recorder office in said parish Of I~bervi!le, on
the 18th August, \. d., 1855, to a part Of The
lard contained therein, for a road, 30 feet IN
width by ten and one fourth acres IN length.
more particularly in said recorded
IA.
The said tract of land will be sold with al
the bU,ldn gs aud improvements. that may b.
respectively therein pon, and all the rights and
privileges aTpertalning thereto.
4. The following Slaves, to wit:
Jue Garter, aged IS years; Mary, his wife,
aged Sc YEAR, Lseamsrre,- and their four
children, Sally aged - years, Susannah aged
= years, Solomon aged 4 years and Mary agpd
three months; all to be sold in one family.
Martin, aged % years. [h~lscksmith.l and
Froisine, his wife, [sickIyl aged 80 years, 10 BE-
-n!d in one family.
Pierre, aged IS years; Amanda, sicklv. aged
IS years. and her child Amanda, aged 9 years:
10 be sold together.
Beverly, [cook] aged &c years.
\ quantity OF MoveabiO Properly. consisting
Of 80 Sheep, 9 Horses, 3 Cows, 8 Calves. one |
work Ok, one Bull, one old Carriage, and a
quantity of Household Furniture, consisting OF
BedsieadS, Armoirs, Mirrors, &c.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS.
lst. For the part or portion of the price be-
TO J. L.. Cole and wife, To wit eight
.enth parts, the moveables and slaves for ca.h,
md for the lands, one third cash, and the re-
two thirds of said Cole and wifp's
in two equal instalments, payable in
,ne and two years; to be Computed from the
lay Of sale.
All the purchasers, being required to fur
nish, as representing the credit instruments of
said lands, adjudicated to them, their promisso-
y notes, payable at one and W. years respec-
lively alter their date, at the Bank Of Louisiana
1t New Orleans-the said notes to be drawn
to the order Of the respective purchaser, and
TO be by them endorsed, bearing interest from
and after maturity, if not punctually paid, tIl
final payment, at the rate of eight per cent per