New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-05-05
SHERIFFS SALES.

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OlXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THB PARISH or
y Orleans, No. 6l4o1By virtue Of writ Of ss ~.
the Sixth District Court for the parish of Orleans.
in theabove entitled cause. will proceed TO sell at
Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and Gus
tomhouse streets. in the Second District Of this
city. On wkDNRs4AY Nay 70, 49,, .. srd twelve
with all the rights ways, servitudes, privileges
and advantages thereunto belonging or in anywise
'f i. TWELVE CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND. situated
in the First District of this city in the square bound
Cd by Banks. Dorgenois, Rochepave and Paimyra
ten, eleven twelve, fourteen. fifteen. twenty.fOur,
twenty i've twenty six, twenty seven and twenty
eight of square number five, on plan drawn ~
Allou DHemecoult, late surveyor, on the six zenith
OF July, 1883 deposited in the office of r. u. Cuvei
lier, notary public in this city. by an act dated
October lG, 1885, and, by the same nusRbers. Oh q
copy of plan made by Arthur do Armas surve yor,
on the seventh Of March, 1879 said lots measuring,
in American measure, as follows: Lots numbers
eight, nine, ten, eleven nd twelve, each, twenty.
seven (. ct four inches front ON Palmyra street. by
one hundred and eight feet in depth; lots numbers
fourteen and fifteen have each twenty eight feet
the following depths: Lot number fourteen one
hundred aud seventy eight feet two inches on the
side nearest Palmyra street. and one hundred aud
seventy 1eet ten inches on the side of lot number
fifteen; and said lot number fifteen has the last
depth OH the line Of lot number fourteen, and one
lines on the line of lot number sixteen; and lots
twenty. four to twenty eight inclusive, each
twentv,aeSen feet four inches front on Banks
AND LOT OF GROUND, in the same district,
in square bounded by Common, Banks, Miro and
Gaivez streets. designated on the said plan Of
D'Hemecourt. and copy of plan of DeArmas, by the
number f We, of square twenty seven, measuring
forty feet eight inches one line front on Banks
street, nineteen feet three lines Common street,
sixty four feet five inches deep on the side nearest
to Galvez street, and sixty four feet the other
side.
Which above described property belongs to'the
defendant herein. by means of the purchase he
made thereof from Joseph Edward vigpie, per act
passed before G. Cuvellier, notary public in this
T. certain SQUARE OF GROUND, situated
in the Third District of this city. designated by the
number twenty four on plan made by Arthur de
Armas, surveyor in this city, on the seventh of
March, 1871, deposited in the Office of P. C. Cuve-
lier, notary public III this city. Said square is
bounced by Elysisn Fields, Frenchmen, Agricul-
ture and Abundance streets. and contains twenty
four lots OF ground NUN here from one to twenty
four inclusive, and measuring follows. viz: Lots
to ten inclusive adjoin each other and measure
each thirty one feet eleven inches seven lines front
on Frenchmen street, by the following depths:
Lots one to four inclusive and seven to ten inclu
sive, each one hundred and twenty four feet eight
inches between par alel lines, and lots five and six
between parallel lines; lots numbers eleven and
twelve adj join each other and measure each thirty
feet front on Agriculture street by one hundred
and twenty seven feet eleven inches four lines in
depth between parallel lines; lots thirteen to
twenty two inclusive adjOin each other and meas
ure each thrty-on feet eleven inches seven lines
front on Elyslan Fitlds street, by the following
depths Lots thirteen to sixteen inclusive and
nineteen to twent y-twO inclusive each one hun.
dTed and twenty four feet eight inches between
parallel lines, and lots seventeen and eighteen
each one hundred and ffty-four feet eight inches
between parallel Ines. ana lots twenty three aud
twenty. four adjOin each other and measure each
thirty feet front on Abundance street by one hun
cred and twenty seven feet eleven inches four
lines in depth between parallel lines, the whole
Ank 10 MAJ ooid v.Io Inf ,tNar
one forming the corner of Frenchmen and Album.
dance streets lot number ten the cOIher of French
twenty-five the corner Of Elysian Fields and
Abundance streets.
s. AND NINETEEN LOTS OF GROUND, in the
same district, in square bounded by st. Avid, st.
Ferdinand Port and Prosper streets, designated as
lots numbers one 10 nineteen, inclusive Of square
number twenty three, on plan made by Arthur
de Arnlas, surveyor date eighth of March, 1871,
deposited in the Office of said notary P. c. Cuvel.
her. according to which plan said lots measure as
follows, viz: Lots one to nine inclusive adoin
each other. and measure each twenty-sx feet two
inches Il We lines front Port street, by the fol
lowing depths, viz: Lots one to four inclusive
each one hundred and thirty one feet six inches
two lines between parallel lines, ard lois five to
Line inclusive each one hundred and sixteen feet
six inches two lines, between parallel lines; lot
number ten measures thirty feet front ON Prosper
street BY one hundred and thirtyone
feet one inch in depth. between parallel
elusive adioin each other and measure each
twenty six feet two inches five lines front st.
Ferdinand streeF, by the following depths,
Lots numbers eleven to fifteen each one hundred
and sixteen feet Elk inches two lines. between
parallel lines, and lots numbers sixteen to nine
tee n inclusive each one hundred and thirty -one
feet six inches two lines in depth between par
allel lines, the whole American measure; lot nun.
Der nine forming the corner of Port and Prosper
streets, and lot number eleven the corner OF st.
Ferdinand and Prosper streets.
And which above described property be-
longs to the defendant herein, by means Of the
purchase he made thereof from said Joseph Ed
ward Vgnie, per act passed before said p. Charles
Cuvellier. notary public in this city, on the
thirty first day of May, 1871 and registered in the
conveyance Office of this city and parish in book
one hundred, folio fort y-three
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-One third. each, the balance on q credit
of one, two and three years, in the notes of the
purchaser to his own erder and by him Endorsed,
bearing eight per cent per annum interest from
date of sale to final payment; the purchaser to
bind himself to pay attorneys fees in of suit
to enforce payment of notes at the rate of eight
per cent on all Gums not exceeding five hundred
dollars, and five per cent on sums over that
amount; payment of the said notes. interest and
fees to be secured by mortgage and vendors priv
lege ON the said property sold.
W. p HARPER,
apls my3 20 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.