New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-10
SHERIFF'S SALES.
George w. Dell VS.. Legal Representative
of Martin uee-Seyenth District Court for tn

George w. Dell vs.. Legal REPRESENTATIVES
of Martin Dee-Seyenth District Court for the
parish OF Orleans. No. 1888.
r,Y VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF SEIZURE AND
b sale. to me directed by the Honorable the
Seventh District Court for the parish OF Orleans in
the above entitled cause, l will proceed to sell at
EAchange Royal street, between Canal and Gus
tomhouse streets in the Second District of this city
Oh THURSDAY, December ]. 1870, at twelve O'Clock
NJ the following described property, to wit
l. TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, situate,
living and being III the First District of this city. in
the sruar. bounded by Broad Grasier, Pordido
and Whita streets, designated by the numbers one
and two sketch annexed to an act passed
before A +. Bienvent, notary public III thls clty
on the first Of June 1867, according to which the
said lots aioin each other and measure as foho"s'
to wit:
Lot number one forms the corner of Broad and
Crayier streets and measures thirty feet front on
Broad street ninety four feet three inches and six
lines in depth and front on Gravi"r street and
Rs n s'h Cs l nnSsr %o And G
number two has thirty feet font on Broad street,
ninety-iour feet four inches and four lines III
depth the lie OF lot number one, and ninety
four feet five inches and two lines Oh the opposite
side line.
Together with al the buildings and improve
ments thereon.
Said two lots OF ground are subdivisions OF n
larger portion % round acquired by the late MAI
tin Fee, by purchase from Francois LacroiA, per
act passed before said notary, Benveuu, the
eighteenth Of llInt.. 1866.
3 SIX CERTAIN LoTS OF GROUND, situated in
the First District Of THE city in the square bounded
by Common. White baudin ana Broad streets, des-
ign Jtei by the numbers two, three four i've, sly
and seven according to the plan OF section number
two deposited i'll the office OF the Receiver o. the
New Orleans Draining Company.
Lot number two measures thirty feel sIx inches
and tao li.ios ,roat Common street. thirty feet
front on BauiiU street, hundred and 7, (
two inches the line dividing it from lot number
one an! ne l.undrcd' and one feet ~iA inches four
lines The opposite side line
Lots numbers three, four, FIVE and s.& measure
each thIjy feet inches and four line, 'front.' OF
Common street, and thirty feet front ua Eaudif
street. Los Lymber three measures .oue hundred
and feet six inches and four lines or the iilf
iii iding i; from lot number two auG ninety sl1
feet tire. inches the opposite side line. Lot
number four measures ninety-siN iet tTee llch.t
on TIL, liAv dividing il from LOT number three ant
ninety ltet ~ inches and four lines The oppo
site SIDE Illg
Lot number Eve measures ninety feet niae inches
and four lines the line dividing il from lot nam
her four and -igh five feet four inches The W
poste side line. L9: number six measures 'lshtt
five fec. tOur irCtes on The hne divldl1% Il rom lo
number five Ynne feet ten Inches four line
the opposite eide line. and lot nsiuboI sevei
measures thirty-two feet eight inches and thret
lines front or Common street, and htty zine Tee
six inches and three lines front or baudln street
by depth OF whine feet ten inches and tou
lines Oh til, side line dividing il from lot nuTnbe six
and weight feet seven inches and one 0n'
on tine oppo-t.. side line, togt ther with al The
buildings and improvements thereon. being thu
same property acquired by the late Martin Dee b.
pure liar from Il. Saloy per act passed before VII
liam J. tasttn, notary pu5ilc III tins city, Unde
dat" OF the twenty ninth Of Septernber 1866.
Seized in the above suit
TcIms-Cash on the SPIT.