PUBLIC SALES.

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| - - Succession of k. GIrod. n flkI bE oi an order of the Honorable Cour

 of Prohates, ia and for the city and parish of New Orleans. dated 27th December, I544, will be sold on the 24ih FEBRUARY, 1915, and the days following, by the Hon Alexander CuVifier, judge of the parish of Assumption, ofhclo aueuoneer for thr said parish, upon the plantation of the late N. GirCd st m Bayou Laiourclie ionislana, at 10 o'clock AM, tie following property: l. The SUGAR PLAkTArioN on the Jeff side of the Bayou Laiourche, parish of Assumption, about T leagues from ihe Mississippi, measuring g arpents in front the bayou, by go in deptb lmore or ess) with dwelling house, sugar house, purgery, wagon houses. stabI"s. steam engine, saw mill, hospital, corn mill, negro hnts. etc., together with ali Ihe provemenis thereon, hounded on side by Simon Leblanc and on lhe other by Benjamin Winchester; and upon the said land besides the srubble of the last year, cane for large plantation has been served.

 | 7. TRACT OF LARD opposite the sugar plants- ton, on the right bank of the bayou measuring about 20 arpens tnore less) by foIty in depth, bounded on one side by Oliver Canciene and on the other by property belonging to Messrs. Miles & Hopkins About 4OO arpents Of this land have deen cleared.- Will likewise be sold such right as N. Girod &C., quTed from the United States to the double conces- sion of said and-the right IS sold, however, with out warranty

 3. TRACT OF LAND upon the left bank of the bayou, al about leagues from the river containing six apenls front the bayou by 40 in depth adion- ing the pf"perly of Antoine VeIla.

 1. A TRAcT OF LAND upon tine Jeff bank of the bayou, measuring three arpens (more less) front on the bayou, by forty in depth, about eight leagues from the river.

 Oxen, COWS, horses, sheep, hogs, poultry, carts,

 farming utensils, carpenters and blacksmIths tools, household furniture, plate. etc etc. Also

 One hundred and twenty-.w SLAVES, ofboth sex es and of different ages.

 CoNDITIoNs-The Sugar Plantation One-tenth cash, and the balance in four equal nstalments, at one two, three and four years credit; the Slaves, onefth cash, and the balance one. two and three years credit. all the other landed property one, two, three and four years credit the whole for notes endorsed to the satisfaction of e dative tamentary executors; sad notes payable at the end oi March of each year, and bearing interest at the rate oi eight per cent per annum, in case of non-pay ment at maturitv-the notes shall be made payable at the Bank of Louisiana, with such restrictions as shall be announced on the day of sale; for the ani- mals, farming utensils and moveabe effects one years credit, for notes endorsed and payable above sta- ted. janl 2stKmo