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- TATE OF LOUISIANA-Firsl Jud ciul Dis
Tho State Of Louisiana, TO all whom these pre-

Ia u VI LONlSlANA-fiis Jud claI u.s.
~ trict Court.
Tho State of Louisiana, to all whom these pre-
sents Shall GENE, greeting:
Whereas, William Mackcy. Of the city Of Mays.
vile, Kentucky, having purchased at su!c made
by the Sheriff of the parish of Orleans, the pro
pcrty hereinafter described, has applied to the
clerk of this count, in whose Office the decd OF snlc
was recorded on the second day of May. AID. 1889,
for a monition or advertisement in conformity to
an act of The Legislature Of the State Of Louisiana,
entitled "an act for the further assurance Of titles
to purchasers at judicial sacs," approved the tenth
day of March, 1884.
Now, therefore, know yc, and all persons intc-
rested herein, are hereby cited and admonis!cd in
the name Of the Stnte of Louisiana, and of the
First Judicial District Court, who set up any
tight, title claim in and to tho property herein.
after described, in consequence Of anyiniormality
in the order, decree, dr judgment OF the court un-
der which the sGlo was made or any irrcguarity or
Illegally in the anprascments and advertisements,
in time, or 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 salo made should not be con.
firncd and no ologatcd.
The said property was sold by the Shorff Of tho
parish aforesaid on tho llth day Of April, A. ID.
1899, by virtue of decree of this court, render red
on the I'd day of March, A. D. 1889, in suit ell
titled William Mackey VI. Bier Il Stccver, No
A',''o VI uuChet VI l'l!s coult, ~ WhICh Shs
the said William Mackoy became The purchaser
for the price of twenty seven thousand and ono
hundrcd dollars, payable as follows, viz:
The purchaser assuming the payment Of one
half of two notes of six thousand seven hundred
and sixty five dollars and filty-sx CENTS each to be
duo on the 26,a of March, 1910, and tho balance
cash; the purchaser assuming also, the sum of eight
thousand and five hundred dollars, due to the
Union Bank Of Louisiana, with interest at ten per
cent. from lst February, 1885, and the balance in
cash, and reserves u special mortgage OH the pro
perry sold until the same is paid.
Description of property as givea L the junlcia
conveyance, viz:
The undivided half of two certain lots Of ground
together with all the buildings and improvements
thereon, rights, ways, customs, scrvitudcs, privi
legcs and advantages therennto belonging, or i'll
any wise appertaining said lots adjoln each other
and make part of tho batturo in front ofhe suburb
St. Mary of this city, forming the lower corner o.
Nne'ec and Twenty, on plan of said battu7e
deposited in tho Office of Felix Grima, Notary
dated the thrticth Juuc, 1892.
Lot No. nineteen measuring forty. one feet six
inches front on said New Lcvce street, by one
hundred feet in depth more or less, by certificate
of Joseph Pile, city surveyor, dated March 18th
| 1886, it appears that said two lots measure togeth
or, in English measure, seventy feet front on New
Levce street, by ono hundred feet in depth; togcth
or, also, with two hundred shares Of the stock o.
tho Union Bank of Louisiana.
| Witness the Hon. A. NJ. Buchanan, Judge of the
Court aforesaid, this 9th May, 1899.
my l0-1tw p. LEBLANC, Deputy CrE.