New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-12
FOR A PARTITION
Second District Court FOR the Parrish Of Orleans
NJ 1862.
FRANCIs FNRNANDRZ. A-rcT1oNEER

pY FRANCIS FERNANDEZ, ~AUCT10NEER
I'D and Real Estate Agent, No. 81 Exchange al
l~ey.-SATURDAY, November Is, 1872, at twelve
O'Clock NJ, At the ii IclaDts ard Auclioneers' Ex.
change, Royal street. between ClstOmliouse and
Canal streets, Will be sold by virtue OF ajudgmtnt
rendered by the Hon. L. Duvigneaud, Judge OF the
Second District Court for the parish Of'Orleans,
dated june II, 1872, and signed on JuHe 81, 1872,
aud by virtue of an order OF sale to me d rected
by Ron l.. Duvigneaud, Judge of the aforesaid
Second District Court tor the parish Of Orleans.
dated September 70, 1872, the following described
l. ONE LOT OF GROUND, situated and forming
the corner of Charities aud ST. Louis streets, SEQ
ond District Of this city, said lot being of an irreg-
lar, deCangular form aud having, in American
measure, % feet front on SAID Chaitres street, on
the following broken depth, viz: 45 feet 7 inches on
q line parallel to Charities street, II feet 8 inches
on q line parallel again to Cha1tre5 street, 8 feet 8
inches on a line parallel t o st. louis street, 6 feet
2 inches 0nau0ther line parallel to Chartres street,
S .eet 8 inches on d line reclining toward st. Louis
street 4 feet inches reclining more on said street.
and finally by feet 8 inches up TO the centre of q
we'll and % feet 6 inches front on said st. Louis
street by a depth of 50 feet . inches on q line par
ailel to Charities street. terminating at the centre
of the we'll above mentioned. Together with all
the buildings, Improvements and other appurle-
nances TO the said lot belonging, including all the
party rights to the walls of the buildings COntigu-
Gus 10 those existing on the lot of ground herein
described; said property being known as La PETIT
BOURSr, tngether with the lease, having one year
to run, from the first of October, 1872, to first of
October, 1873, at the rate of $3.50 per month paya~
2. AND UiNE 0 OF GROUND, situated in
square NO. III, bounded by Old LeVee, Cllartres,
Cont aud st. Louis street, also in the Second DIG
trict of this CITY, which lot is designated by the
letter H on a plan deposited in the office of \. Mag
ner, late a notary public of this city, as plan No.
II and as lot No. 3 on a plan annexed to an act
passed before Marc Laitte, then a notary in this
city, under date Of January 6, 1923, said lot meas.
uring 20 feet 6 inchas lines front on said Old
Leye3 street, "a feet | inch 7 lines deep on
the line toward Cont street; thence running at
right angles 8 feet 10 inches 2 lines thence running
a further depth Of 10 feet 3 inches 7 lines; thence
running at right angles 2 feet 10 inches | line
toward s Louis street. thence a further depth
of 2 feet 3 inches S lines; thence IA feet . inches
lines wide III the rear; thence a depth line of 20
feet ] inches lines; thence running at right angles
toward Cont street until it strikes a last depth
line which measures a feet l inch 7 lines, up to
the place of beginning. Together with the build
iugs, Improvements and appurtenanCtB to the
said lot belonging, and bearing Nc. 80.
Terms and northumberland cash. the balance
at one and Two years credit. the purchaser or
purchasers furnishing notes, secured by mortgage
on the property sold and bearing interest at the
rate OF eight per cent from date of sale until final
payment, with the clause Of five per cent attor-
uey's ices in case of uOn-Dayment at maturity,
and the properties Insured and policies transferred
20 the administrator Of said estate until final pay
ment of the notes.
Acts Of sale before Joseph C~uviIlier, notary pub
lie, at the expense Of purchasers, together with the
internal revenue stamps attached, Il necessary.
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