New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-16
second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. 26 $50.

D tioneers-Nicholas J: Hoey, Anctionesr-Ofdce
No. II Exchange place:-sATURDAY: May
ana At cok M at on the
between Canal and Customhosse streets. Will be
sold at public auction. by and in pursuance of an
the Second District Court for the parish Of Or
leans. rendered on the thirteenth of April. 1872,
joseph ASat, No. 2aseo Of the docket Of the said
court the TO lowing very desirable and very vaiu-
SS SIX CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, together With
all the buildings and improvements thereon stu
ated in the First District Of this city in the SO uare
streets and designated by the Nos l. 3 4, s. and T.
on plan of L. ,, Pine, dated e April Is 1872
depth. between parallel lines.
lots Nos and adio:n each other and measure
III feet 10 inches and lines in depth, between
parallel lines.
The improvements on lots Nos l. 3 and comprise
portions Of the double one-story and attic frame
building known as Nos. 2s2, 254, 256, 258 aud 26O
Rampant street.
Lot No. adions No. 4. and has an irregular front
on Rampant street of "a feet 10 inches and lines
Is feet wide i'll the rear by l2s feet 10 inches and
lines in depth on the line dividing it from lot No. a.
dividing it from lot Ne 6.
The Improvements ,!,svE Is @gise two story frame
improvements extend on the adjoining lots.
Lot No. 6 aGjOns Lot No. S, and measures n feet
inches ara lines 'front.' on Rampant street, 10
feet 10 inches wide in the rear by 50 feet inches
and lines on the line of lot No. S, and 90 feet
inches deep the line Of lot No. g. and is at pres
ent used as wood and coal yard
Lot No adj inns lot No 6, and measures q feet
3inches and lines front on Rampant street by %
feet 8 inches in depth on the line of lot No. g. and
IS feet in depth on the side line towards Jniia
ret and 10 feet 10 inches wide in the rear
The improvements thereon comprise one-story
frame building known as No. 2eS Rampant street,
Rampant street is our most important thorough.
fare for the retail trade west Of Carondeet street,
situated near the New canal BASIN which renders
the property specially desirable with improve
ments adapted to the wants Of this active and
sseribed property can not fail to be remunerative
2. THREE LOTS OF GROUND in the first Dis.
s. john Tor Basin) franklin (or st. PeterJ Ju Il
Tor Florida Landinsl and Girod streets and desig-
mated as Nos 49, IA and Is on plan above referred
each 20 feet 10 inches front on Basin street u
feet inches and lines wide in the rear, by depth
Sa julia Street to 5s feet inches on sot the SIDE
line toward Grod street The improvements on
these lots comprise one-story frame building No.
q g. Das CERTAIN SQUIRE OF GRouxp, in the
Second District Of this city, designated by the No.
los, bounded by Bienville Cont, Clark and Genois
streets, measuring about 227 feet inch front on
each of Bet-ville and Cont streets, by about 300
feet inches front on each of Clark and Genois
streets, and subdivided into twenty -four iots.
/. A CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUND. in the
Second District of thus city, designated by the No.
bounded Dv I0ntl, ST. LOUIS 1ldrK, ard Ien0lS
streets measuring about 217 feet l inch front on
each OF Cont and St. LOsis streets, by about 265
feet 2 inches front on each of Clark and Genois
streets, and subdivided into twenty-five lots.
5. The ONE UNDIVIDED HALF INTEREST in
the Sugar Plantation. situated ip the parish of Or
leans the right hank of the Mississippi river
having 10 arpents % toises front said river, by
10 arpents i'll depth, between coDverging lines, to-
gether with all the improvements thereon and
.hereunto belonging.
Terms-Onerourth cash. and the balance at one
two and three years credit for notes sabdvded to
suit the parties in interest," and specially secured
by mortgage and vendors lien on the property
sold. The notes to bear eight per cent per annum
interest from the day of sale until final payment.
The mortgage to contain the five per cent after
neys fee clause binding the purchasers to
pay in event that the notes given in payment
should have to be sued to enforce rayment. The
Improvements TO be kept insured by the purchas-
and the policy transferred to the holders of tie
notes until final payment, and the purchasers to
assume all the taxes over the piice of adjudication
Tor 1872.
CActs Of sale together with United States internal
revenue stamps attached, at the expense OF the
purchasers, before Jules Messy, notary public.
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