New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-07-10
u, IS. MARgHAL,S SALRs.
William wood vs; Denis and ErevilIe


William Wood VS.. Denis and EreviiIe
Where.
TE THR UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT FOB
Il the Fifth Circuit and District Of Louisiana, No.
6625.-By virtue Of a writ Of feri facias TO me d.
reeued In the above entitled suit, win proceed to
sen TO the highest bidder on SATURDAY, August
3 1872, at twelve O'Clock NJ, 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, sltII
afed in the parish Of 81. Bernard in this State on
the left bank Of the Mississippi river az distance
Of about six miles below the tity Of New Orleans,
and formerly known as the Lacoste Plantation
aud which measures sixteen arpents more or less
the Mississippi river, b. depth Of forty arpents
with all the right to further depth, according to
the preceding titles. The said tract Of land, for
Inerly known as the LaeOste Plantation and Of
which the lots herein advertised for sale form
part, is bounded on the lower side by the planta-
non formerly belonging to jacques Where and on
the upper side by the plantation formerly known
the Laronde Plantation, formerly be-
longing 10 Daniel Warburg The said lots herein
annexed to an act Of deposit made the
the twenty fifth day Of June 1872, in the Office of
?. Charles Cuvellier, notary Of the parish Of Or
leans. By Peter Anderson, attorney ia fact Of
William Wood, as numbers enc, two, five, SIX,
seven eight, nine, ten, elev u 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 II,
and also the right title and interest of the said
Denis aud Breville Viere TO any extent Of land in
the Of the said two portions A" aud "B - ac-
CURED nom the said plaintlH, William wood, by
authentic act Of sale passed January 49, 1850 before
A. Ducatel then notary Of the parish OF ORLEANS,
and by the said William Wood, BY two cts Of sale,
to vii: FROM William O. Mylne, BY act dated the
eleveEth Of February, 1854, executed before H. b.
Ce9as- late notary in New Orleans, aud from John
the twentieth Of June, 1851
The lots herein ad vertised for sale are more fully
described rs follows, viz;
l. Number one measures one arpent front on the
battuIe and Goodehdren street. BY depth
gde Of number two Of twelve arpents twenty
tOises three feet nine inches and twelve arpents
Fourteen toses three feet nine inches on the other
aide line.
y Number two measures one arpent front on the
Nature and GoOdchildren street. bY depth on the
slle Of number one Of twelve arpens twenty toses
tnee feet nine inches, and twelve aTpents twenty
toises three feet nine inches on the other side
B. Number five measures arpent front on the
1atture and GOodchdren street, by depth OF
flirteen arpents fourteen toises three feet nine
iuehes on the side Of number six and thirteen ar
pents eight toses three feet nine inches the
Il humber six measures one arpent front OF the
Nature and GOOdehildren street, by depth on the
Ede Of number five Of thirteen arpents fourteen
toses three feet nine inches and thirteen arpents
twenty tOises three feet nine inches on the other
S, Number eight measures one arpent front on
fhe battlre and GOOdchildren street. by a depth
lie side Of number Of fourteen arpents three
tpses three feet len inches, and fourteen arpents
of number nine.
g. Number seven measures one arpent fourteen
toises two feet six inches front on the batture,
tWenty-six tOises four feet six inches on Good
children street. by depth OF fourteen aTpents
three tOises three feet ten inches on the side OF
plumber eight and thirteen arpenta twenty tOises
three feet niue inches on the other side line.
Z. Number nike measures one arpent front on the
batlure and Gsodehldren street, by depth on the
side Of number eight Of fourteen arpents eighteen
tOses four feet eleven inches, and fifteen arpents
four tOisea nine inches on the side of number ten
g. Number ten measures one arpent front on the
batture and GoOdehHdren street. by depth ON the
side Of number nine OF fifteen arpeDts four tOises
nine inches, and fifteen arpents nineteen toises
two feet seven inches on the side Of number eleven
g. Number eleven measures one arpeut front on
The haftuTe and Grandchildren street. by depth
the side Of number ten of fifteen arpents nineteen
toises two feet seven inches and sixteen arpents
four toses five feet five inches on the eide Of num-
10. Number twelve measures one arpent front on
the batture and Grandchildren street, by depth
the side Of number eleven Of sixteen arpents
four tOises five feet five inches, and sixteen ar
peuts twenty toises eight inches on the SIDE c1
number thirteen.
H. Number thirteen measures one arpent front
on the batture and G0Odchi dren street, by
depth on the side Of Number twelve Of sixteen an
pents twenty tOises eight inches and seventeen ar
pen i've toises two feet one inch on the other
r. Number fifteen measures one arpent front on
the batture and G0Odchdren street, by depth
of eighteen arPents Eve toses i've feet nine inches
OF the side line of the Where plantation. and
enteen arpents twenty toises three feet eleven
inches on the other side line.
49, Number three measures one arpent front on
Goodchildren street, same front in the rear by a
depth of thirty arpents fifteen tOses four feet
i've inches one line, between parallel lines
a. Number four measures same front on Good
children street and depth as number three.
= l5 Number five has same front aud depth as
is Number six has same trout and depth as
II Number seven measures6ne arpent five feet
four inches GoOdchiidren street. by depth Of |
twenty three arpents twenty six to'ses two rect
three inches on either side the lines narrowing
tn they come TO point in the rear
49, Number eight measures twenty tOises one
foot 'front.' GOodchidren street, same front in
the rear, by depth ON the side Of number seven
Of thlrty-0ne arpents fifteen t0ises four feet five
inches one line, and thirtYone arpents Two tolses
one foot one line on the side of number nine.
10. Number nine measures one arpent 'front.' on
GOOdchdren street, same 'front.' IN rear bY deptn
Of thirty arpents seventeen toises one foot
three inches the side Of number ten aud thirty
one arpents two tOises one foot one inch on the
side line Of number eight
90. Number ten has a like front on both streets,
measuring one arpent by depth OF thirty arpehbs
two toses one foot five inches on the side of num-
Der eleven, aud thirty arpents seventeen tOses
one foot three inches on the side of number nine.
p. Number eleven has one arpent front on G iod-
children street. with same front IN the rear, by
depth Of tIirty arpents two toises one foot five |
lines on the side Of number ten, and tn enty-nine
arpents sey enteen toses one OF seven inches on
the side Of number twelve.
p. Number twelve has one arpent front on Good |
children street, with same front in the rear by
depth the side Of number eleven Of twenty nine
arpents seventeen toises one foot seven inehes |
and twenty nine arpents two toises one foot nine
inches on the side Of number thirteen.
%. Number thirteen has one arpent front on |
Goodchildren street with the same front IN the
rear, twenty nine aTpents two toses one loot
nine inches on the size OF number WE'VE snQ
eleven inches on the side Of number fourteen.
"a. Number fourteen has one arpenb Il On6 on |
Goodcnldren street. with the same front Ia the |
rear by q depth of twenty-eight arpents seven. !
teen t0ises one foot eleven inches on the side OF
number thirteen and twenty-eght arpents two !
t0ises two feet Ons inch on the side of number hf
teen.
2J Number fifteen has one arpent front on Good |
children street, the same width in the rear, by a
depth Of twenty-eght arpeuts two tOises two feet
one inch on the side Of number fourteen, and
twenty.seven arpents seventeen tOises two feet
three inches the other side line, the whole as
per plan referred to.
TeFms-C ash on the spot
Act Of sale, stamps, etc, at the expense OF the
purchaser.
United States Narshaps Office, New Orleans, June
% 1872 s. B.. Pa KARD,
United States Marshal, District Of Louisiana.