Whaly Sucession
Gazette and Sentinel
Plaquemine,La
March 23,1861

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Taken from: "Civil War Extra"-A Newspaper History of the Civil War "
Vol 1 - from Nat Turner to 1863.
Vol 2 - from 1863 - 1865
From the Collection of Eric C. Caren     Pub.by Castle BooksPrinted in "The Daily Advocate"

Permission to use granted by: Mr.Frank Oppel,of Castle Books Publishing Co.

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Sucession Sale
State of Louisiana,Parish of Iberville,Sixth District Court Succession of
Simpson Whaly,Sr.,deceased.By virtue of an order or decree to me directed
from the Hon.the Sixth Judicial District Court,of the State of Louisiana,in
and for the Parish of Iberville,
bearing date the 5th of February,1861,ordering and decreeing for sale of
property belonging to the Succession of  Simpson Whaly,Sr.,I will offer at
public sale to the highest and last bidder,for whatever said property shall
bring,and on a credit of 12 months,with bond and security,en soledo,to the
satisfaction of Thomas Whaly, administrator of said succession,with special
mortgage on the immovable property.
On Monday,the 8th day of April,1861 at 11 o'clock A.M.,at the residence of
said Thomas Whaly,in the Parish of Iberville.The following described property
to wit:
    Hannah,a negro woman aged 45 years;1 horse,1desk,1 table,1 clock,1
looking glass,2 saddles,1 cot,and 1 hammock.
      Iberville,March 16,1861
       G.S. Rouseau,Auctioneer.

Vol.1  pg.52