New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-05
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.8 70 ml1 Sheriff of the Parish or orleans


Augustus G. Dcnouyion vs.. Mrs. Kebeccn
Mcknight, widow of Augustus n. oeiip r,o On
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10y VIRTUE OF A PLURIES WRIT OF FlERl pa
ID cias TO me directed by the Honorable the SlStn
District Court for the parish OF Orleans IN the
above entitled cause. 1 will proceed to sell at
public auction, at the Merchants and AuetIoii'efs
Exchange Royal street, between Canal and us
toutouse streets in the Second District ct TINS
city on TUESDAY, March :, 1871, at twelve o'clock
pU S ' ChRTAiS lots OF t9kUtSD With TIE
buildings and improvements thereon IiGA's way.
privileges and advantages thereunto BELONGING OF
In any wis, app+rtainig, situate, living and beng
in the First District ot this city, IN square
bounded by Fulton. Lai;t, ettr. Front and Giroc
streets. the being lots numbers four nv" slS
and seven of certain portion or ground situate ~
che aforementioned square, and designated by the
numbe two to seven lnclusINely, OH a piah OF D. H.
Beard duly certified by Hugh Grant, late surveyor,
dated the twelfth January. 1882, and deposited N
this city; the buildings and improvements thereon
being known as the Delta Warehouse. SAID fo;T
dots measure in American measure as follows;
lot uumDcr four, twenty -four feet TWO inches s.iiu
seven lines front Fulton street. wenty-Iulf feeC
tire inrle. and three lines front on said Front
street, bv one hundred and eighteen feet and i've
h,..s IN depth on the line dividing it from lot NAM
her three and one hun died and eighteen lett TWO
inches and SIX lines III depth on the me diH'Glng
trent, feet two inches and seven lines front
on Fulton street. by one hundred and eighteen
feet two inches and six lines i'll d"pth On the lno
dividing it from lot number four, and one hundred
and eighteen feet four inches ana seven ines ~
depth on the line G1VlulnS II TClH Iot uupsi $40
Lot number six has the front both on Fuitoa
and Front streets by one hundred and eighteen
feet four inches and seven lines i'll depth on the
lin. d iding it from lot number five, and one nun
bred and eighteen feet seven inches i'll depth on
the dine dividing il from lot number seven Ana
Not number has the same front. both on fui-
TON and Front streets by one hundred and eighteen
feet inches i'll depth on the lne dividing J.
from, lot number six. and hundred aud eighteen
feet nine inches and two lines i'll depth on the !ite
dividing ii from lot number eight,
The above property was acquired Jointly by me
late Charles ID. iancev and V. H. Rodes. IL the pro-
portion Of one undivided half or moiety -att, n
The following manner, VIZ:
Lots numbers two and three, on The twenty-1onrto
OF December. 1855! from John Coleman, by an act
passed before T. Q. Starke, notary public j., ans
t:y and lots olrr to seven, inclusiEe!N. fron mo
city OF New Orleans, b. an act passed before H. l..
Cs1as late notary puellc III TINS citF, OF me
thirt,- March 1855. subsequently, SAID pro-
pertv was acquired by the late Augustus n DenoQ-
Won. by purchase, AT public sale made by Nicholas
j. ioev. auctiouecr as per two several acts o. SAFE
passed hetUr. Michael GcrnOn, notary pubs" II = g
CITY the fourteenth May, 1866.
Seized in the above sun.
T,rms-Cash on the spot.
c. $. SAUNINET.
ir3 tSmh. Sheriff, of the Parish of Orleans.