New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-14


Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
by c. E. GIRAkP icy : T. &C., -a ATcs
No. II Exchange place.-SATURDAt May
% 1872 st twelve O'clock M At on 1h1 soTs
between Canal and Customhouse streets, VIII De
sold at public auction by and in pursuance OF an
tae second District Court for the parish Of Or
leans. rendered ON the thirteenth Of April. Io72,
in the matter OF the succession OF the ate Jean
court the TO lowing very desirable and very valu'
SIX CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, together with
all the buildings and improvements thereon. stu
ated the First District OF this city, in the square
p s Nos sis1 and Gdca
on plan Of L. Pile, dated April 3 1872.
Lot No measures Is feet 4 front on Rampant part OF
depth, between parallel lines:
Lots Nos. and ado:n each other, and measure
each rs feet front on samPart or Glrens street by
parallel lines.
The improvements on lots Nos. /, 3 and comprise
portions Of the double One-story and attic frame
building, known Nos. 252, 254, 2S6, 2s8 aud 26O
Lot No adjoirs No. a. and has an irregular front
on Rampant street of "a feet 10 inches and 3lines,
Is feet wide in the rear by III feet 10 inches and
lines in depth the line dividing it from lot No 4,
and i25 feet inches and lines in depth on the line
dividing it from lot No 6.
The improvements Use two story frame
improvements extend on the adjoining lots.
Lot No. adjoins Lot No. 5, and measures n feet
| 3 inches and Ines front on Rampant street, 10
feet 10 inches wide in the rear by 81 feet inches
| and lines on the line of lot No. 5, AID 80 feet
inches deep the line of lot No. 6, and is at pres
ent used ae q wood and coal yard.
Lot No. adj ms lot No. 6, and measures n feet
| inches and lines front Rampant street by 81
feet inches in depth on the line of lot No 6, and
| 50 feet in depth on the side line towards Julla
| st.. ct and 10 feet 10 inches wide in the rear
| The improvements thereon comprise a one-story
| frame building known as No. 263 Rampant street,
Rampant street is our most important thorough.
fare for the retail trade west Carondelet street
situated near the New canal basin, which renders
| the property specially desirable, with improve
ments adapted to. the wants Of this active and
| popular centre. lnves ment in the above de-
scribed property can not fail to be remunerstive.
2. THREE LOTS OF GROUND in the first Dis
St. . John ' tnr Basn Franklin Tor st. Peter, Julia
| Tor Florida Landing) and Girod streets snd desig
mated Nos. 49, IA and Is Oh plan above referred
each 80 feet 10 inches front on Basin street, u
feet inches and lines wide in the rear, by depth
ward Ja street to ss feet inches on the side
| line toward Girod street The improvements on
these lots comprise oIe-story frame building, No.
239 Basin street and other buildings.
s. CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUND, in the
| Second District of this city, designated by the No.
streets, measuring about 227 feet inch front on
each Of Bieuville and Cont streets. by about 300
feet inches front on a each OF Clark ana Ssnos
L. 4 CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUND. in the
Second District Of tins city, designated by the No
l07, bounded by CONT st. Louis, Clark, and Genois
| streets, measuring about iii feet inch front on
| each of Cont and st. Losis streets by about 20
feet 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 IN the parish of Or
| ans on the right bank of the Mississippi river
having 10 arp nts % toses front on said rlver, by
40 arr ents depth between converging lines, to.
gether with all the improvements thereon and
| thereunto belonging.
| Terms-One-fourth cash. and the balance at one,
two and three years credit for notes suhdvided to
suit the parties in interest, and specially secur ed
| bv 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 attor'
| ney's fee clause binding the purchasers to
| pay in event that the notes given in payment
| should have to be sued to enforce payment. The
improvements to be kept insured by the purchas
and the policy transferred TO the holders of the
notes until final payment, and the purchasers tc
assume all the taxes over the price OF adjudication
for 1872.
NActs of SALE together with United States interna
revenue stamps attached, at the xpense OF the
purchasers before Jules Messy, notary public
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