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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-12
SALE BY THE SHERIFF OF TIE PARISH OF
ORLEANS, IN ORDER TO EFFECT A PAR
TITfON.
uur1.M rcchRpy EXECUTOR, VS..
ELIZABETH HOPKINS EFT AL.
o1a Distriat Cs7s,t fnr the parisn OF orleans
No. at,A5.
sUI'E IN PA RTITIQs.

nv v1yrrrF OF JUDGMENT Rem
X - Nh ca - O. signed February
- fsro 80 ;yo.; ~, 10 the Honorable the
Second Dicicct Court fol arse wiU pro.
Orleans, in tho above entitled 20 tbs Merchauts
coed to sell at public auction, aI etrset betw cen
and Auctioneers Exchange, Ro. a. - second DIS.
Canal and CustorGhouse streets, " Anrij IL 1870
st VI 81 .a ,o cry; on feet partition.
the folioTiI s deerped pTogerty,t uND, together
4. "a OLS AIN LII VI UHO 1ents thereon,
WIN ius ouLuihgs ana improyel eto belonging,
any al the anu privileges thel the First Dis
or u. eay wise sltaaIslh lded by Com
1rics OF tui5 clV!.! IN tne square Doul St. Adeiire
rlCr Gravier,a st. Magdaen and \ A. Hedin
5oreets, ac9oIolng 10 pan drawn oyN 1851 and de
arsnSscs tateu Iourse entn OF epfuay notary pub
lie in this city. o twenty
SAlc iou measures, IN American measui On street
seven Ieee three lncn9s 'front.' on Comm ct of on,
p5 a copth euo iRonE on ot Aueline stis ues, ant
iic OF - S~eIi'y ieess osOWeen pSraHefh and st
forming the corner of said Common
Adeiine streets lillian
,,wnicn saiu properly WAS acquired oy md 0
iopAiUs iSIe OF tuis city, diseased, ana nusp ober
mrs. MARY McDermott, by purchase from Nj
Mintuth, by an act passed before said noJar,
chael GerIon on the eighteenth February, 1854 at
CERf f SQUARE OF GROUND, sita hi
State, designated by the humble thirty-ons ina !
Der twenty-one thousand one hundred and thin
one city plan on . plan OF Hemn1ersadd surveyo
dated January -, le47, deposited in the Office of
l. Ricardo, late a notary public IN this city.
Said square is bounded By Thirteenth, Highland,
Ney and Oolapissa streets. 1t measures three hun
dred and five feet front each OF gaid streets, ,
lots Being the same property acquired by the said
late William Hopkins from Adophe Oramer, per |
act passed before said late notary D. l. l.ioardo,
datedsthe eighteenth March, lS47.
Terms-Cssh on the spot.
THOMAS L. Maxwell
mill "a api2 Sheriff OF the Parish OF Orleans.
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AUCTION SALES.
By q. De Ferret.
VERY DESIRABLE BRICK RESIDENCE.
STREET, BETWEEN ELYSIAN FIELDS
AND MARIGNY STREETS.
SUCCESSION OF BERNARD EUGENE. ROU-
chard-No. 33,46l.

ny g.. DE FERIET. AUOTIoEEER Err;
ID Office No. SO Royal street.-TuhSDAY Aprli
r. 1870 at twelve O'Clock M, at the st. Charles Auc.
ton Exchange. will be sold at public auction
by virtue OF an order from the HONORABLE
trict Court for the parish of Orleans. dated
March Z, 1862 the following described real estate
belonging to said succession. viz "a, -,
A CERTAIN HALF LOT OF GROUND with a.!
the buildings and improyements thereon situated
being part of the lot designated lot No. SO on the
on Oasscalvo street, between Elysisn Fields and
Marigny streets. by 10 feet in depth.
The buildings and Improvements thereon con-
sist of a one-ssory brick residence, covered with
states mo 424 Casacalvo street,, containing three
rooms with fire places, one cabinet closet and .
closed gallery; o Jwostory back building, covered
with slstes, containing below two rooms and two
cabinets, and in the upper story two rooms one
cabinet and gallery, also hydrant, cistern' WE'LL
privy, two Sheds etc.
Terms-Ons- bird cash and the balance on q
credit of one and two years. in notes secured oy
special mortgage and vendors lien, and bearing
eight per cent interest per annum from the DAY OF
sale until fnal payment; the buildings TO De kept
insured until the full and final payment OF the
notes. the policy transferred to vendor, and IN case
of suit to enforce the payment OF the notes. tne
purchaser will be required to pay five per cent al
forney commissions the taxes OF 1870 to be paio by
the purchaser.
stamps attached, before Eusebe BouDy. notary
public, at the expense of the purchaser.
milo IL l9 26 ap2 II
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THE ELEGANT AND RECENTLY BUILT
FAMILY RESIDENCE. CORNER RAMPANT
AND BARRACKS, AND VALUABLE
+. SQUARE OF GROUND. FRONTING ON
CANAL STREET.

RY PLACIDE =; sPEAE r.. Au0 TON
eer-OfiSs No As E1Sn.nSs c,ocs n viii 30
sold. at the St. Charles Auction E1ch s1ss on 81;
Charles street. between Gra,ler ana or1ep alosa
the Honorable Louis DayigDeeud. Judge Of p ths
Second District Court OF New Orleans. aasSo sEeH
70 Wa CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. situate in
tnS Within Rampsrt Barracks st. CLAUDE and
Espanads stfests forming the ; cor; OF apd
On Barracks street Of % feet sinehss and lines TO-
thereon. and all rights. ways. servitpd dr; ana
privileges and advantages thereunto bsons,ns:
e. so Gosssohaik notary pubic. on the ninth Novsm
family residence, built in 1861, containing large
hall in the centre. two large and well vens,.Sss1
DsrIor . very large dining. room in the rear. water
Closet and cabinet in the main 1uiidins: p.Itt;y c
tss 1s IS swS al over the house
story kitchen. Eavng four rooms coaa room ,sg
the best and hsndsomest square stones The city city
railroad Of the Daupaine and Espiansae mne
Rhs buildings are built Il best ms.s.ias
and in every respect shoE!d cal sne na ~ the
most respectable neghboshood OF the Second
O1s'fl % CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUND, stu
ated in the Second District Of this ety. the iau
bourg Jackson in the Of this city, deeignate0
dated March a. 1896. and deposited IN the office OF
B. Cenas then notary 10 this city SAID square "a.
Is Comprised within CANAL, Customtouse, ST. FsL AZ
rick, and Olympic streets and is composed Q, -
lots numbered from to 30 inclusive. and measures,
more or less $50 feet sach OF oaid four streets
Acquired BY said j. B. st. Armand bE purchase from
she Louisiana State Marine and Fire Insurance. az
Dom per set passed before e. g. Gottschs e.
notary public on the terth OF August 1906. Inc
Tsrms and Conditions-For tho property corner
Barracks and Rampant streets ene-third casn.
balance on a credit of one and two years; ior eao
sgusre of ground Canal street, one fourth casn
SaIance on credit of ons two and three years, for
notes specially nortgaged and secused by vendor
lien on the property sold. bearing interest at the
rate of eight Per cent annum from GATE OF sac
until final payment. tho mortsags 70 Sont sss9
to be paid by The purchaser in the event OF suit 10.
| the recovery of the amount OF any OF said notes
given in part payment Of the puschssed price. tnt
buildings on said properly corner Rampant anc
Barracks Streets to DO kept insured until payment
Of the notes. and policies transferred TO the vendor
purchasers to assume the payment OF taxes OF loos
| over and abore the price Of adjudHation
| Acts Of sale, together with, internal rsven.'
| stampe before e. Il. Gottschalk. notary publle >
| the expense of purchaser. fsls q mh4 IL 10 ~
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NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN,, SATURDAY MARCH IL, 1870

expert accountant to Esing order out Of
chaos. or to tell the real condition
of affairs. The learned counsel for
defendant charges this partly upon the
Governor, because the Governor saw
proper to interfere and eject him
from office for crimes committed against
statute of the State, and also appointed
some one to take charge of his Office. They
pretend to assert that during that time
disorder was introduced, and confusion be-
gan to reign supreme, and because few
days before this General Assembly was oon-
vened, the defendant, for some purpose
best known to himself, desired to remoye
his Office from the building where 1t then
was, to rooms in this building,
which were never designed for that
purpose, and were never leased
for such an object; because TOR
purposes best known to himself, he saw
proper to move the books and papers OF
bis office confusediy, and hurrledly, and
in the night time, to this building, and
thereby rendered it necessary to rearra9ge
them when taken back to his old Office
that this confusion and disorder Is conse-
quent upon that removal. Well, who IS
responsible for all that? Certainly not
the Governor of the State, nor the Legis-
lature, nor any citizen of the State, but
the Auditor himself. He is the party who
so decided to remove his office, the party
who superintended and directed that re-
moval, and if there was confusion and dis
order consequent upon his act, he alone is
responsible for it.
have hurriedly, Senators, reviewed the
charges and the testimony, and briefly dis
cussed points which it seemed to me were
important in determining points at issue.
My duty as manager III this trial is per-
formed In closing only desire to warn
you against that technical defense and
those subtleties of reasoning for which the
learned counsel for the defense are 80
celebrated, and to remind you that it will
be their purpose to erect barrier behind
which this defendant can shield himself.
But I warn YOU to examine and weigh
we'll the premises from which their con-
c.usioos are drawn and the specious ma
ture of the arguments which they will adj
duce and the frail structure they will
erect. ask you as Senators representing
the people of this State to weigh well the
charges which the House Of Representa-
tives have brought against George NJ.
| Wickliffe. Auditor of Public Accounts, and
consider carefully and calmly the evidence
which we have offered. Be upon your
guard against the sophistry and plausibility
| of the learned advocates arrayed against us.
Test well the barriers they may seek to
erect, behind which to shield the accused.
| Against them bring your common sense
and intelligence to bear, and assure you
| that before such weapons their baseless
fabrics must disappear. Then will the
accused appear before you in all the enor-
nifty OF his guilt and crime, like vice, "to
be hated. needs but to be SEEM
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AUCTION SALES.
BY q, De Ferret.
'ERY DESIRABLE SUMMER RESIDENCE
AND BUILDING LOT IN THE TOWN OF
VAUDEVILLE, PARISH OF ST. TAM
MANY, WITHIN A SHORT DISTANCE
FROM THE MAIN WHARF.
SUCCESSION OF LOUIS CHERE LANCE
No. % &c.,

DY0. DE FERRET. AUOTIONEER-Ofhoe
d No. so Royal street-TUESDAY, April IL.
1870 at twelve clock NJ, at the St. Charles auction
Exchange, in the basement rotunds of the St.
Charles Hotel. will be sold by public suction. BY
virtue of an order from the Hon. Louis Duvigneaud.
Judge ct the Second District COURT for the parish of
Orleans dated March 10. 1870, the following very
desirable property belonging to said succession
TWO LOTS OR PARCELS OF GROUND.
designated by the letters A and B. situated in the
town of Vaudeville, parish of St. Tammany. in this
state, in the square comprised within Lake.
Marigny. Claiborne and La parqus streets, measur-
ing IN French measure, as follows, to WIT:
Lot measures 81 feet front on Lake street BY 235
feet in Depth between parallel lines The buildings
and improvements consist of agreeable residence
frooting the lake, within very short distance from
the main wharf. with wide gallery around the
same and containing q la ge hall ihtne centre and
four large rooms together with back buildings. ETC.
Lot 3, Immediately adjoining the above and
nearest to Claiborne street. 81 feet 1ncnes
fro Mt on Lake street by 235 feet in depth.
Terms-One-half cash, and the balance on credit
of twelve anc eighteen months. for notes secured
BY mortgage, bearing interest at the rate OF eight
per cent per annum from their Gate till paid, the
buildings be kept insured until the final payment
of notes and the policy to the tutrx
and in of suit for the recovery Of the payment
of the said notes. the purchaser will be required to
pay FIVE per cent attorneys commissions on the
amount re covered.
Acts of sale with United States internal revenu
stamps attached before O. Druet. Notary Public at
the expense of purchasers.
mnI2 10 20 feD % IL
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RYG. FERIET. AUCTIoNEEvR-omos.
ID No. So Royal streets.SAaI ~ UEOA1: maEcn
change, in the Basement, ,Rotunda, OF the st.
Charles Hotel will be sold, BY public auction,
$50. and signed on TIE twenty -ninth of the same
month and year, the following described real estate
VIZ IL. LOT OF GROUND, with tn buildings and
thsrson situate in this parish on
snd feet nohss and lines from: ca said
ssnth on the side toward Espsnade street. and 100
feet inches and 6lnss in depth on the other side
frame house. containing three rooms and side gal
le5 snsS RTl7sRf 81 situated in Eau
bourg Ponohartrain. Third District, in the square
bounded by Component. iflorides Savage ana 81;
st. John Campemens and Florides streets. measur
ing l55 feet front on Campement st5eet py ~ Iee1
The I udne and improvements consist of large
dwelling. containing i've rooms anc 'front.' gallerya
rns sboye and three rooms Below gallery, etc
stable, l4xs0. ovep,. two wells. two cisterns. hg,
grange Two va LUIS EsST oF GROUND in the suburb
in tae Second Dss ~
font on Grand Route ST. john u feet IN wiotA'
esch in The rear. by about los feet IN depth; ~
wooden house, containing four roosas Kitchen sne0'
'ss'F TW S55'' Co.'S IS OF GROUND in the sane
suburb designated by the Nos. and 4. and msasuss
ms, each 81 feet IL inches front on CranQ foaLe
St John 80 feet N width in the year. by about 10
feet in depth. 1918. 80 .
wooden house. containing four rooms. large cal
ery in front large shed awning in the rear otne
honse. back building. containing two rooms wel'
| oistern, double priyies. etc.
| rerms-The share of the minors OF age being
one-eghteenths each cash; the snare OF the Widow
1 hspg nine Gig hteenths, one-hah cash; ard the
baancs on a credit of one yoar, bearing eight per
cent interest, with mortgase.on the properly apo
the share of the minors ne-sighteenth eaoh
onefifth cash, and for the balance the purchase
shall return The same and pay to eacn rinor .as
| norton according to them respectively wnen ne o.
she attsrs the age of majority Or is Dispersed VICE
the time prescribed by law for attaining tae same
the whole to be secured ~ special mortgage ane
vendors lien on the property sold, the purchase.
I insure the buildings standing on the impoved prop
| erty and transfer the pc-icy of insurance TO u
tutrix: said insurance to be renewed yeocly unOh IN
amour. due the minors by the purchasers Do IuAI
paid in capital and interest, and IN case OF negiec
or refusal On the part OF ssd purchasers to etfeo
| such insurance and transfer the policy as atore
| said the tutrIx be authorized to eject sucn II
srance at the expense Of ths purchasers and 70 81
cure the eventual advances Tor the PROV
erty sold to remain mOSsaged in favor OF minors =.
Acts of sale, with United States internal re-
! anna stamps attached, before A. E. Eienven'
| notary public at purchasers expense.
SaIs rntl5 1918
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-12
TEN SHARES OF THE STOCK OF TIL
PEOPLES BANK OF NEW ORLEANS.
OF HANNAH LOUISE RILEY,
deceased, wife of Rosemond Lorio, Jr, and OF
Rossmoud Lorio Jr.
Rosemond Lorio, Jr.

ny CHARLES II. FOKTIEK AUG
y Jiopser-Ofice No. 81 Exchange aiieyISAI Oh.
Day April g. ls79, at twelve O'Clock M az
the ST. Charles Auction Exchange, rotunda ot.
Charles Hotel on st. Charles street. between com.
mon ard Grayier streets will be solo by virtue OF
an order from the Hon. Louis Duv1gneauo. Juoge
of the Second District Court for the paSisn OF
Orleans dated fourth of March, 1870, the following
oea'I lot Of GRoUD. situate in the parish OF
Orleans on the right bank of the river
onnosita this city OF New Orleans, IN the square
hopnded by Olivier, Peter, Verret and Delaronce
strsets and designated Us lot No. I, OF square no
D on q plan drawn by A. dHemecpurt on me
eleventh December, 1852, and deposited as plan NO
/ in the Office of s. Magner, notary. SAID lou mea,
80 feet front Delaronde street by deptn OF
lbs feet 10 inches and lines. between parallel l1nes
together with all the buildings and Improvements
thereon consisting OF a double two story frame
house.
TEN SHARES of the Capital Stock of the Peo
piles Bank of New Orleans.
Terns-For the stock. cash; for the real estate
the purchaser to assume payment OF two notes Of
one thousand dollars each, dated the twsnty-sxtf
October 1862 and payable respectively at one an(
two Years from date, with six per cent interest from
date to maturity and eight per cent interest affe
Maturity until payment, and Tor the balances cash
United States treasury notes.
ct the expense of the purchaser, Including Unite
States internal revenue stamps.
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COMFORTABLE RESIDENCE, ON MORALES
STREET, BETWEEN PIETY AND DESIRE
STREETS
SUCCESSION OF HERMAN HENRY KEEIEN
brock-No 33.sl3.

RYG. DE FERIET. AU GTI9MgEnE !! !
ID Office No. 50 Royal street--SATUkDAf,
March 49, 1870, at twelve o'clock NJ. at the
st. Charles Auction Exchange. will be sold py
public auction, by virtue Of an order from tn 9
Hon. Louis Duvigneaud. Judge of the second Dis
trct Court for the parish of Orleans, dated Feb.
rusry 1870 the following described real estate be-
longing to said succession ITO wit
LOT OF GROUND. with the buildings and
improvements thereon, situated in the Third Dis
trict of this city designated by the No OF square
No. l6, bounded by Morales Urquhart, Piety and
Desire streets Said lot of ground measures 81 feet
4nches front Morales street. by III feet in depth
between parallel lines
The buildings and improvements consist OF q
wooden house. retired from the street, and contain
ing four rooms two of which with freplaces. privy.
ci5tern, ETC. ,.
Terms-One half cash and the balance q credit
of year in note bearing eight per cent interes
per annum from date, secured By vendor privilegt
and mortgage on the property sold; and the build.
ings be kept insured against fire until payment OF
the note and policy transferred to vendors In case
of suit for the collection Of the note ices
at the rate of ten per cent to be paid BY the pur
chaser who is also pay the taxes for and the
of the act of sale Gncludipg internal revenue
stsmps,, to be passed before Abel previous notary
public. felJA ~ mno ~ -
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b ohcs No. is2 Common strsst.TuEGS ~ May
81 o5o At Twelve odook hsaesn tn rosSnds Of the St
Charles Hotel. by order Of the Soncl.or OF c Ene
snd os sea BY s1ctoS highest bid
der. the following described valuable property 70
THAT ELEGANT RESIDENCE situated At the
corner of Canal and Mnrais Streets First iDistrlct
built bull ey S Mr. :ubseuusntIy owned and occupied By
Thomas P. May. ESQ., The buildings are Of m9He ~
and in use in the best
dwellings, of the present day They embrace spa
fus nA bss Tsom.
ments, ETC.. all finished in the best style, without
ns nroperty embraces three lots of ground in the
square bounded by Canal 9asQuet, Msrais ana VIZ
ers Streets Pile II .nS on the third
NAV 1879 deposited in the Office OF Lucien her
.nd lines sflo On
depth between parallel lines of LIZ feet 10 inches
and n anss Of canal and Msrss Street togeshes
with of alley in the rear OF said lots
ing Marais street, common to said lots ana being
This property. from it's elegant construction, and
convenient and accessible location upon Oanaa
stI get, presents unusual opportunity To secure
Terms and conditions-One third cash in United
l States treasury notes. the remainder IN the noteS
of the purch aser to his own order and by aim en-.
| dorsed. payable at one and two years, IN equal
amounts, bearing interest st eight perc nts annum
from date until paid and special MORTGAGE and VEN
doris privil ged upon the property until fnal p.y.
msnt. The mortgage to embrace ths cause o. nvs
her cent or attorneys fees in case o. sult to recover
| PAYMENT OF the notes or any part Hereof should
they not be punctuslly paid at mstursy Tas npisd
ton OF the agent of tho united states gcvs nrasnt
and to be kept insured until final payment ana tns
| policies to DO transferred TO the vendor.
| Act of sale before -. notary public, at thu
expense OF the purchaser. including all stamps ~
quired by law.
II The extensive assortInens Of elegant Rosewood
, | Drawing room, Parlor, Dining room Library an
r | Bedroom FURNITURE, MIRRORS, PAINTING
q ARTICLES OF iVIRTU. CURTAINS. CAEPEI1
| etc. The entire contents OF this elegant estabis
!. ment viii be sold on the premises, ON EHU ksDA
June 2 1870 prior to which time catalogues win
| furnished and more particular notice given
/ fao1 rnhR IA ~ u lrSsf, IL "A mpl
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-12
VALUABLE PROPERTY ON BAGATELAH
STREET. BETWEEN GOoDonAAD"H"
AND MORALES STREETS.
SUCCESSION OF JUSTINE CLAY. DECEASED
wife of Pierre Wilson.

DY CHARLES Il. FORTIER, AuO-
b tioneer-Oface Nc. 81 Exchange slley.-SATUR-
DAY, April Q, 1870. At twelve o'clock n. e
the st. Charles Auction Exchange, on st. Cnar,es
virtue OF an order from the Honorable the Second
District Court for the parish OF Orleans, dated
A CERTAIN LOT OF G ROUND in the Third
Dietrict of this city, in the square bonded oy
RacateiIe Goodchildren, Morales and Onion streets.
meesuring (American measured 81 feet II inches ana
4 lines front on Bagatee street by depth OF ~
feet 10 inches and lines. together With the oullo-
inRs and improvements thereon.
Terms-One half cash and the balance ct credit
f one wear with eight Per cent interest from day OF
sale until payment, the notes to be divided INTO
shares to suit the convenienoe OF the neiIs SAFE
privilege. The buildings to be Insured. a1d the
policy transferred The purchaser 70 pay nve PER
cent attorneys fees in case OF SUIT 70 Do
in the act of sale.
Act Of sale before Octave De Armas, notary public.
at the expense of the purchaser including stamps
mh6 IL 10 Is ap2S
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MARTHA JOHNSON VS.. SUCCESSION OF
ROBBINS,
Sscoud District Court for the Parish of Orleans.
No. q, 522

DY.VIRTUE OF AND IN OBEDIENCE TO Az
ID order of SALE rendered February a. 1879, by the
Of Orleans. in the matter Of the succession OF the
late Blanca Robbins No q, SIC Of the docket of the
said court: said order being pfedlcared upon the
deliberations OF family NEE ting, ouiy held before
eleventh Of February, 1870 and also pursuant to an
order of date, March L. 1870 to Directed by the
Honorable the District Court Aforesaid, in the
above entitled case will proceed to SSH at public
auction, at the Merchants and Auctioners Eek
change Royal street, between Canal arc custom
house Streets in the Second District of this city on
A CERTAIN LOT OR PORTION OF
GROUND. together with all the buildings thereon.
longing situate in the FIRST District CT this
city, in the square number two hundred and thirsty
bounded by Union, Drysde. Gate Phiiippa). Peroido
and Baronne streets, measuring, IN American meas'
ure, thrty-eght feet incn fronton Union street,
by seventy feet nine inches in depth between eQia
hnes together with the OF an alley, common to
it and the adjoining lot, four feet wide ana f9rtT-
four feet in gth taken from the side toward Bar
street, of the original lot; acquired oy the De
ceased from I. b. Les, by an act passed before
Waiter H. Peters, late Notary fubllc IN TINS city,
twenty sixth of Mag, 1852 The buildings an I'M
provsments comprise a splendid three-story brick
dwelling house. newly built, No. rs Union street,
out-houses etc. gas throughout the whole house,
waterworks. etc. Plan VIII De on eXhioision Sonae
day previous to the sale. -
Terms and conditions-cne half cash and the
balance at 8 credit of twelve months ior d note 30
cured By mortgage and vendors privilege. bearing
interest at the rate of eight per cent per annuH
from date till paid. The buildings 20 De "
their full value and the policy OF insurance trans
ferred to the vendors until the full ana nnai pay
rnent of said note and in case OF SUIT the
of said property pay al lawyers tees at tns late
of five per cent on the amount claimed Inc pufs
chaser having the privilege to pay the whoe pfice VI
THOMAS L. MAXWELL,
nhl2 "a apl3 Sheriff of the Parish OF dreams.