New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-24
Q. 3. SAUVINET,
apl8 % % Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.


NOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
Il of Orleans, No. 80 062-by virtue of writ of
seizure and sale to me directed by the honorable
the Fourth District Court for the parish of Orleans
in the above entitled cause, will proceed to sell
at public auction at the Merchants and Auction
eers Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and
CustomhOuse streets in the Second District of this
city, on SATURDAY. May 4, 1872, at twelve O'Clock
s sSsE Of TO-
one hundred and eighteen, which is bounded by
the line Of the Foucher property, Edmund, Henry
lots, numbered from one to sixteen, inclu-
sive Lot number one measures thirty feet, six
inches and five lines front on Delord street
Lot number two thirty feet, six inches and
four lines front said DelOrd street; and lot
number three measures thirty feet, six inches
and five lines front on Delord street with width
on the rear line to each of thirtyone' feet seven
inches and one line, by the follow ng depths viz:
one hundred and forty nine feet eight inches and
five lines the side line of lot number one, adj
joining the Foucber property, one hundred and
forty nine feet eight inches and seven lines on the
dividing line between lots numbers one and two,
one hundred and forty nine feet and nine inches
on the dividing line between lois numbers two and
three, and one hundred and fokty-nine feet nine
inches aud one line on the dividing line between
LOT number three and the rear of lots numbers four
to eight inclusive Lots numbers four to thrteeli,
inclusive, adjoin each other and measure, each,
twenty nine feet eleven inches and five lines front
on Edmund street. by one hundred feet in depth and
a width in the rear to each of said lots numbers
four, five twelve and thirteen, OF twenty nine feet
eleven inches and four lines, and to each of the
other lots of twenty-nine feet eleven inches and
three lines; and lot number four forms the corner
of Edmund and DelOrd streets and said lot num-
Der thirteen the corner of Edmund and Henry
streets. Lots numbers fourteen and sixteen meas
ure, each, thirty-twO feet seven inches and five
lines front Henry street, and lot number fifteen
measures thirt two feet seven inches and six lines
front on Hen street, with width to each on its
rear line OF thirty-One feet seven inches and one
Ii e, by the following depths, to wit: one hundred
and rtynine feet nine inches and one line on the
dividing line between lot number fourteen and the
rear of lots numbers nine to thirteen inclusive,
Ope hludrad and forty nine feet and nine inches
on the dividing line between lots numbers fourteen
and fifteen, one hundred and fortynine feet eight
inches and seven lines on the dividing line between
lots numbers fifteen ana sixteen, and one hundred
and forty mine feet eight inches and five lines on
the dividing line between lot numoer sixteen and
the Foucher property. Being the same properly
chase from Frank C. Remick. as per act passed
before Andrew Hero, Jr., a notary public in this
city CT hr q together
the improvements thereon and all rights and PRIV
leges thereto belonging, situated in the Sixth DIS
trct of this city lately IN the parish OF easd
Burtheville, designated by the NUMBER one nunait0
and twenty. one, and bounded by the line OF the
Edmund streets as per sketch of the same and
other property made by j. A. DIiemecourt, sur
veyOr, and annexed for reference to an act parsed
before Selim Wagner, late notary public IN tins
CITY, on the fifth of June, eighteen hundred and
sixty-nine; which said square measures one hun
dred and niDety-on feet seven inches and SIX lines
front on Story street, one hundred and ninety one
feet seven inches and six lines front on pelorC
street, two hundred and forty whine feet front Oh
Edmund street, aud two hundred and forty-nint
feet front on the line dividing it from the FOnche
de Gree property all American measure. Being
the same property which j. j. AlstOn, defendant
herein, acquired by purchase from George Bevan
by act passed before Andrew Hero, Jr., notary pub
lie in this city, the seventeenth day of May 1870
Seized in the above suit
Terms-Cash on the spot.
ap2 is my4 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.