New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-07-25
q. S. MARSHAL'S SALES.
William Wood VS.. Denis and EreviIIe
Where


William Wood vs.; Denis and EreviIle
I'm THE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT FOR
Il the Fifth Circuit and District of Louisiana No
6625.-By virtue of writ of heri faoas to me di.
recCed in the above entitled suit will proceed to
| sell to the highest bidder, on SATURDAY, August
1872, at twelve o'clock M, at the courthouse in
the parish of st. Bernard State of Louisiana, the
following described property, viz
THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED LOTS OF
GROUND, forming part of that tract of land, STU.
ated in the parish OF st. Bernard in this State,
the left bank of the Mississippi ry eT at distance
of about six miles below the city of New Orleans,
and formerly known as the " Lacoste Plantation"
and which measures sixteen arpents more or less,
on the Mssissippiriver by depth of forty arpents,
with all the right to further depth, according to
the preceding titles. The said tract OF land, Tor
merly known the LacOste Plantation, and of
which the lots herein advertised for sale form Il
part is bounded on the lower side by the planta
ton formerly belonging TO Jacques Where, and ON
the upper side by the plantation formerly known as
the Laronde Plantation, now or formerly be-
longing to Daniel Warburg. The said lots herein
advertised to be sold are designated on plan
annexed to an act of deposit made on the
the twenty fifth day of June, 1872 in the office of
P. Charles Cuvellier, notary Of the parish of Or
leans by Peter Anderson, as attorney III fact of
William Wood, numbers enc, two hye, six,
seven, eight, nine, ten, eleven, twelve, thirteen
and fifteen under the letter "A and three, four,
five, six, seven, eight, nine ten, eleven, twelve,
thirteen fourteen and fifteen under the letter "B"
and also, the right title and interest of the said
Denis and Erevle Vuere to any extent of land in
the rear Of the said two portions " A. and b, &C
authentic act OF sale passed January 10 1860 before
A. Ducatel, then notary of the parish OF Orleans,
and by the said William Wood, by two ects of sale,
to wit From William G. Mylne, by act dated the
eleventh of February, 1854 executed before H. B.
Cenas late notary in New Orleans, and from John
SHdell, by act before the same notary, dated the
the twentieth of June, 1887.
The lots herein advertised for sale are more fully
described as follows, viz:
l. Number one measures one arpent front on the
batture and GOOdchdren street. by a depth on the
side of number two of twelve arpents twenty
tOispS three feet nine inches. and twelve arDeutg
fourteen tOises three feet nine inches ON the otheE
side line.
batture and GOOdchildren street BY depth on the
side of number one of twelve arpents twenty tOises
three feet nine inches, and twelve arpents twenty
six tOses three feet nine inches on the other SIDE
line.
3. Number five measures one. arpent front on the
batture and GOodchildren street, by depth of
thirteen arpents fourteen tOises three feet nine
inches on the side of number six and thirteen ar
penis eight tOises three feet nine inches ON the
other side linet
d Number six measures one arpent front o. the
batture and Goodchildren street. by depth on the
side of number five of thirteen arpents fourteen
tOises three feet nine inches, aud thirteen arpents
twenty tOises three feet nine inches on the other
side line.
5. Number eight measures one arpent front on
the batture and GOOdChdren street, by q depth on
the side of number of fourteen arpents three
tOses three feet ten inches and fourteen arpents
eighteen tOises four feet eleven inches on the side
of number nine.
6. Number seven measures one aTpent fourteen
tOses two feet six inches front on the batture,
twenty-six toses four feet six inches on Good
children street, by depth of fourteen arpents
three tOises three feet ten inches on the side of
number eight and thirteen arpents twenty tOises
three feet nine inches on the other side line
T. Number niHe measures one arpent front on the
batture and GoOdchildTen street. by depth on the
side of number eight of fourteen aTpents eighteen
tOises four feet eleven inches, and fifteen arpents
four tOses nine inches on the side of number ten
8. Number ten measures one arpent front on the
batture and GOOdchidren street. by depth on the
side of number nine of fifteen arpents four tOises
nine inches, and fifteen arpents nineteen tOises
two feet inches on the side of number eleven
9. Number eleven measures one arpent mont on
the batture and GOOdChildren street. by depth on
the side Of number ten of fifteen arpents nineteen
toises two feet seven inches, and sixteen arpens
four tOises five feet five inches on the side Of num-
Der twelve.
10, Number twelve measures one arpent front on |
the battUre and GOOdChildren street by depth 1
Oh the side of number eleven of sixteen arpents |
four tOises five feet five inches, and sixteen ar
penis twenty toises eight inches on the side OF
humber thirteen.
IL Number thirteen measures one arpent front
On the batture and GOOdchildren street by
depth on the side Of number twelve OF sixteen ar
Dents twenty tOses eight inches and seventeen ar
penis five toises two feet one inch ON the other
side line.
~ Number fifteen measures one arpent front on
he batture end GOOdchildren street, by depth
If eighteen arnents five toises five feet nine inches
IN the side line of the Where plantation, and
mteen arDeuts twenty tOises three feet eleven
nChes on the other side line.
iOOdChildren street, same front IN the rear, by
epth Of thirty one arpents fifteen tolses four feet
I've lUcneS one line, DtIWetn pdIdllSl llltb.
II. Number four measures same front on Good
children street and depth as number three.
IS. Number five has same front and depth as
l6. Number six has same front and depth. as
lumber three
II Number seven measures one arpent five feet
our inches on GOOdchildren street by depth of
wenty three arpents twenty-siN tOses two feet
bree inches on either side the lines narrowing
i'll they come to a point in the rear.
10. Number eight measures twenty tOlSes one
DOT front on GOOdchildren street, same front in
l. II, gff of faT
f thlrty-One Ipents fifteen tOlses four feet five
inches one line, and thirty-Onc arpents two tOises
lie foot one line on the side of number nine.
l9. Number nine measures one arpent 'front.' on
street, same front III rear, by depth
f thirty arpents seventeen tOlses one FOOT
hree inches on the side OF number ten ana thilty-
ne arpents two tOises one foot one men on the
ide line Of number eight
20. Number ten has a like front on both streets,
measuring one aTpent by depth of thirty arpeuts
wO tOises one foot five inches on the side of num-
er eleven, and thirty arpents seventeen toises
ne foot three inches on the side of number nine.
d. Number eleven has one arpent front on Good
hildren street with same front in the rear, by a
epth of thirty aTpents two tOises one foot five
mes on the side of number ten, and tW entY-uine
rpents seY enteen tOises one foot seven inches on
he side of number twelve
%. Number twelve has one arpent front on Good
hildren street, with same front in the rear, by
epth on the side of number eleven of twenty'nihe
Tpents seventeen tOises one foot seven lnches,
nd twenty nine arpenrs two tOses one foot nine
lChes on the side of number thirteen.
%. Number thirteen has arpent front on
lOOdcbiIdreu street with the same front in the
ear, twenty nine arpents two tOses one foot
line inches on the side of number twelve, and
wenty eig arpcnts seventeen tOises one foot
leven inches on the side of number fourteen.
"a. Number fourteen has one arpent font On
street, with the same front in the
ear, by a depth of twenty eight arpents seven.
cen tOises one foot eleven inches on the side Of
lumber thirteen, and twenty-eight arpents two
discs two feet one inch on the side of number ht-
cen.
Is. Number fifteen has one arpent front on Good
children street, the width in the rear by
epth of twenty-eight arpents two tOises two feet
ne inch on the side of number fourteen, and
wenty.seven arpents seventeen toises two feet
hree inches on the other side line, the whole as
,er plan referred to.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
Act of sale, stamps, etc, at the expense of the
purchaser.
United States MaTshaIs Office, New Orleans, June
g. 1872. 5. b. PACKARD,
United States Marshal, District Of louisiana
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