New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-04
SHERIFF'S SALES,
III. Potter Va. r. II. Morgan.

IL. fOtIief Va. 4. I'll. Morgan.
SIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
- Orleans No 1867. BY virtue of a writ of fierj
facIas to directed by the honorable the Sixth
District Court Tor the parish Of Orleans, the above
entitled cause. will proceed to st II at public auc-
ton, at the Merchants and Auctioneers Exchange.
Royal street, between Canal and Customhouss
streets, in the Second District of this city. on
MONDAY. January 5, 1914, at twelve O'Clock NJ,
the fo l,os =, &c, property to wit
forming part of the plantation situated in this par
ish, on the GENTLY road, and formerly known by
the name of Howe and Mar ms plantation, which
said tract embraces the whole OF the property de-
scribed as lot number eleven in the act of partition
OF the said plantation between James Hopkins
Jules Lavergne, executor of Hughes Lavergne, de-
ceased James B. Hullen and Others passed before
Pierre p Laoarre, late notary public IN this city.
on the twenty sixth day of March, 1875; the said
lot number eleven designated by a red line u
sketch Of A. UHemecOurt, surveyor, purportiug
to be an extract from the original plan drawn by
him, AM, commences at the canal of Mariguy ave-
nue., at its intersection with the GENTLY road, and
runs along said road to a point one hundred and
her or Mar gay avenue aud the GENTLY road and
one hundred and eighty three feet from the cor.
ner OF said roaa and Varsovie street, thence run
ring in northwestern direction to the centre of
humanity street through point sixtysix feet
from the corner of BruxeIes and Humanity streets,
thence through the centre ct Humanity street to
the centre OF BruXelles street. eighty feet; thence
through the centre of Bruxeles street north
y Mard to Gont at an equal distance from
humanity to Pleasure street; thence on II
direct line westward dividing square num-
Der one hundred and eighty-four into Two
avenue thence through It's centre OF Paris avenue
rorthward, 10 point at equal distance from
Pleasure and Riehe.ieu streets; thence on o direct
me VT t"ard, dividing square number hun
dred and eiShty-hine into two equal parts tOa
point III the centre of Hamboura street: thence
through the &c ntre of Hamburg street nOrthward.
to a point at an equal distance fiom Richeeu and
Sere stress; ami thence on direct line, west
ward, dividing square number two hundred and
Twelve INTO two equal parts, to point in tho cen
tire OF Madison street; thence to the centre tOf
Madison street, nOrthWaId. to paint at an
equal distance from Sere and Beauregard streets;
thence on a direct line, westward, dividing square
number two hundred and seventeen into two equal
parts, to point in the centre of Duplsssls street,
thence through point in thu centre of Dupessis
street nocthward to the center of the intersection
OF Dupessls and Beauregard streets: thence
through the centre of Beauregard street, west
ward, to the centre of the intersection of st.
Bernard avenue and Beauregard street: thence
trough the centre of st. Bernard avenue, north
westward to the property of ]. Bermudez; thence
along the line of said BermIdez property south
said Margny avenue, northwestw ard to the road or
the Bayou ST. John; thence southwark along said
road to the property of the Pontchartrain Railroad
thence along the northern limit of the
property of said company to Marigny avenue, at
its junction with St Bernard avenue, and thence
along the northeast line of Margny avenue to the
place of beginning the GENTLY road; together
etc.
The above described property was acquired by
the defendant Philip H. Morgan, by purchase from
the succession of the late Rufus McIfh.nnv by act
passed on the twenty second of December 1865.
before Octave Morel, notary public in this city.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.