New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-11
G. s. SACvINET
cello p nOil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans
F. A. D'AQnin W. John h. Kober1son, tn.
tor, etc.


EOrRTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
seizure and sale to me directed by the honorable
the Fourth District Court for the parish OF
Orleans. in the above entitled cause, and also by
virtue of an order Of said court OF date March
H. 1871, will proceed to sell at public auc.
tioa, at the Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange,
KEya, street H. s Gsna ana
on SATURDAY November II, 1871, at twelve o'clock
NJ the tSGwing dsse ri property to wit
the suburb Treme in the Second District Of this
city, in the square comprised within Robertson
and Claiborne strcets, the Bayou road and the
projected Barracks street, and designated by the
number Elk on particular plan dated the twenty.
fourth OF January, 134i, drawn by Louis Brngier,
to act passed Oh the third Of JuLe la44 before
Garlic Pollock, then notary public in this city
The SAID portion of ground having. in English
mensions to wits Seventy six feet two inches front
GA said Bayou road, by depth OF one hundred and
eighty nine feet six inches on the side toward Cai.
feet two inches on the side toward Robertson
street and width and front Of seventy Fix feet
five inches on the saa projected Barracks street
Together with the buildings and Improvements
thereon. rights, ways. privileges and appurte.
nances thercuuto belonging or in any wise apper.
tanning.
The buildings and improvements COMPRISE that
large and desirable brick dwelling No. $50 Bayou
road lower side, between Robertson and Claiborne
streets. The house stands in the middle Of the
lot the:eby essening insurance; it is two.stories
high. with q large high and finished attic: II con.
tains fifteen rooms with three large halls on each
floor The rooms are unusually large with high
ceilings and hume openings, making it one OF
the most commodious, airy and pleasant summer
residences in this city. 1t has broad pOrches front
and rear and is supplied with both cistern and
hydrant water, and gas pipes lead to every room,
There is abundance Of OUt-bndings and The.
grounds are well set with shade and fruit freea
The property is cut OF the Gaines claim. a Alex
Milne resided it. and it is the highest Ground
in the city. 1t is most convenient IF sccess as
three lines of railroads run within a SQUARE and
half square Of 1.-THE Esplanade street the Crsu-
lines street aud the Claiborne street. The hpust il
almost new, and 10 good repair.
Being the sslne property acquired by purchase
by the late Mrs. Adelaide SOphronia Gorly ,Ie.
ceased wife OF John B. Robertson from nlaintiH
per act passed before Theodore o. Stark. notary
public in this city. on the second Of February.
1859. - '- - ." - la- 49, - -Tifi
Seized in the above snit.
Terms-One hsh Of the price PAYABLE casb and
the balance at and two year, in four notes Tor
such amounts as will suit the parties bearing eight
per cent interest from date to final payment r.
cured BIZ vendors privilege and .mortsave. eth
Ave per cent lawyetS fees, also secured 81 mort.
gage with the clause de n0A aliensudo andof fhe
transfer Of the policy Of insurance to the paintiff
until payment Of the balance due him.
:. oclo % noll Sheriff u TIE fasSS Il 3deana.