New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-10
LEGAL NOTICES.
UNITED STATES DIsTKIcT COURT
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA
IN TIE MATTER OF HENRY o. PETTY
Bankrupt.
In Bankruptey-No. 1859.

In Bankruptcy-No. 1860.
TO THE HONORABLE E. II. DuRELL, JUDGE
Of the District Court Of the United States for
Orleans, Louisiana, and John B. Peyton. Of the Uity
of Jefferson, Louisiana. herein appearing as the
Petty. BANKRUPT respectfully represents ina among
the assets surrendered BY the bankrupt, and be
is the following described real est ate situsted in
the State OF Louisiana. in the parish Of Orleans,
The lot and store known as No. 2ss Rampant street,
and situate in the First District Of the city of New
Orleans. Louisiana. in the square bounded by Ram;
Philippe streets, being lot No. l. plan Of said
square deposited in the office Of o. Boudousquis,
inches front on Mobile Landing. Rampant street.
By depth OF l42 feet inch and lines. being the
as lot No T. in act OF partition mace and passed
before William shannon. notary public of the city
Of property owned BY the heirs Of J. ". Wilder and
the said Henry q. Petty, in undivided ownership in
together with an the % Sn aho I'm,
story brick store and outbuid pgs In good order,
condition and repair
hereinbefore described real estate is appears OF
record. encumbered and charged with the following
hereinafter specified mortgages, Judgments. Liens
| and privileges resting thereon, to Wit
The mortgage in favor Of the Citizens Bank OF
notary, August 8. 1860. on undivided lots Nos Z
and TO secure paynent Of stock notes given by J.
w Wilder Tor $53N. The mortGago Dy act CefOre
Charles Stringer, notary in favor of II. W. Ried,
and subsequently, assigned and now held by L.
judicial mortgage in favor of the city of New Or
| leans for ta1esof 1862, $40
judicial NOR gage in favor of the miuor children
Jordan, tutrix for S646s rs.
S5e6 IS.
And petitioner further represents that it is i'm
possbe for him determine the validity of said in
cumbrances and the amount due thereon that ne
can not ascertain the value OF said properly by
agreement between himself and the creditors hold
the bankrupt of 1867. And that it Unnecessary
order ascertain the value of said property and
for the due, proper and speedy admnstrati n of
said festate and for the interest of the creditors
therein that said estate be sold at pub c auction.
free and clear iof ali membranes That all said
judgments, liens and privileges recorded
against said property be Cancelled and erased that
bered title to any purchaser thereof, reserviDg to
ssid Citizens Bank of New Orleans, Louisiana; h.
New Orleans, Louisiana; minor children of George
Wilder and Il; A; Jordan, Represented BY TURIN.
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all other persons all their rights in law to the
proceeds Of the sale of said property upon the dis
Wherefore, your petitioner prays that he may be
ordered and authorized to sell SAID property above
described at public auction free and clear from all
membranes. That all said judgments. mortgages,
liens and privileges recorded against said property
convey clear ana unincumbered title to any pur-
chaser thereof rsservng to said Citizens Bank II.
L.
Wilder and Il. A Jordan. represented by their
tutrix, Mrs. Harriet Jordan ana John II. Peytoa.
and to all Other persons ali the rights in law to the
proceeds OF the sale OF said property according to
their rank And he prsys for all other necessary
orders
(S2ned) AUG DEB HUGHES.
(SiguedL JAMES VI. THOMPSON.
Attorney for assignees
On motion OF A. De D. Hughe. apd j NJ. Thomp.
son. attorneys of L. T.. Norton and John Il Peyton,
guees, upon suggesting to The court that be
has filed this court the foregoing petition it is ord
cred that the Citizens Bank of New Orleans Louisi
ana; H. ". Red, K. Wilt, minor children of George
Wilder and II. A. Jordan, represented by their tn
trix, Mrs Harriet JORDAN and j. II. Peyton, and al
other parties interest. do show csu5e, upon the
twenty frs day of March, a. ID. 1870 at eleven
o'clock A. NJ, before this court, why the said
petition should not be granted, and said prop
erty sold. prayed for, and why all incum.
brances recorded against said property should not
be cancelled and erased. And 1t is further ordered
that of this petition and order be served upon
said Citizens Bank, of'New orleans ouis ana; h.
W. Ried, +. Witt minor children of George Wilder
j. H. Peytop. and all other persons, by serving a
copy thereof upon them or their agent or attorney
or By e. L Norton and john II. Peyton, ASST nees,
publishing copy of said petition and order three
times in the New Orleans Republican. newspaper
printed New Orleans, the last publication to be
made least i've days before the day OF hearing.
E. II. DURELL Judge.
A true copy:
Olers's Office New Orleans, March l. 1871
mh4 10 Is JOHN CLAIBORNE E. Clerk