New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-13
sHERIFF'S SALES.


Tesst1ta Gosseltn -. George RooePsoR
CIxTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
- Orleans, No. 7736.-Bg virtue Of . writ of
the sixth District .urt for the parish of Orleans,
in tho 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 strict of this
city on SATURDAY, June 25, 1875 tn Give O'Clock
The aese5e os II eyau 20 with
and singular the buildings and improvements
thereon and the appurtenances thereof, situated
l. FIVE LOIS OF GROUND. in the irregular
square bounded by st. Bernard avenue, Roberts
formerly st. John the Baptist) Claiborne street
anc Claiborne circle and St Bernard street. desig-
mated by the numbers one, two. three, four and
five, on plan OF A. UHemecourt engineer, dated
rotary for reference said lots Of ground adon each
other and measure each tventy-three feet five
the follow ng depths and widths in the rear: Lot
number one forms the corner of st. Bernard ave-
nue. and Claiborne circle, and measures thirty five
feet deep and front on said Claiborne circle, forty
feet five inches wide III the rear and fifty feet ten
inches deep on the line OF lot number two; lOs
number two has the last depth the line OF lot
number one, twenty five feet six inches wide in
the rear and sixty two teet five inches deep on the
line of lot number three lot mum Der three has the
last depth on the line OF lot number two, tweI w
five fe, six inches wide in the rear and seventy
four feet on the line of lot number four; lot num-
Der four has the last depth on the line OF lot num-
Der three, twenty-seven feet ten inches wide III
the rear aud sixty feet on the line of lot number
five and To- number FIVE has the last depth on the
line of lot number four forty -four feet two inches
wide in the rear, by thirty seven feet in depth
and front on Robertson street (late St. John the
Baptist street,, OF which II forms the corner.
2. TWO LOTS OF GROUND in the irregular
square Of ground comprised within Claiborne
street, st. Bernard avenue, Claiborne circle Rob-
ertson, late st. John the Baptist, and iaharpe
Streets designated lots numbers six and seve Ii.
on plan number one hundred and seventeen, in
hook of plans nu1 Der three, in the records of s.
Magner, late notary, and measuring rs follows:
inches
front ont Claiborne street, twentyOne feet wide in
the rear, hundred and eighty eight feet on The
line toward ST. Bernard Market, and one hund ed
and seventy eight feet ten inches On the line OF lot
number seven: aud lot nun Der seven has the same
front on Claiborne street az lot number six. the
same width (twel tv one feetl in the rear by the
last depth Tone hundred and seventy-eight feet
ten inchesl on the line of lot number six and one
hundred and sixty nice feet eight inches in depth
on.the other side line toward Laharpe street.
3. CERTAIN PIECE Or PORTION OF GROUND,
in the same square 10 numbers six and seven,
designated by the nun five, being of trlangu-
lar form and measuring, according to plan num-
her one hundrsd aud sew. nten aforesaid, one hun
bred ard seventy-One feet six inches deep, on the
line Of lot number fur and one hundred aud
three feet ten inches in depth on the line OF lot
number six and. two hundred and four feet three
inches the line toward said st. Bernard Market,
(. AND CERTAIN TRIANGULAR PIECE OF
GROUND, III the same square, marked on plan
thereof drawn by W. H. Bell, City Surveyor, dat I'D
seventh December, 1867, and deposited as plan
number fifteen, in the office OF II. G. Dibbe for.
merly a notary public in this city: said piece
ground measuring n'net y-three feet flont on st.
Bernard avenue. ninety -FOUR feet Oh the hne di-
vdng 1t from IT. Bernard Market. with front on
said market. and one hundred feet six inches
the rear line, all in accOrdancs with said plan;
which properties herein described we're acquired
by the def ndant herein George Robertson, in the
manner fol owing: The lots OF ground herein
firstS described, by purchase fiOm Bernard Ma
rigns. by act pt. sed before Felix Grma. a
notary public in this city. on the thirty first De-
cember 1867: the lets secondly described, by pr
chase from r F: Thomas, per act dated August 2.
1866, before s. Masner late notary public in this
city; the property thirdly described. by purcha se
from P. Thomas, per act dated twenty first of
March, 1867 before f. G. Gottschaik, late notary
public in this city: the prOpertg Ourthly described
by purchase from city Of New Orleans per act
dated seventh Of February. 1868, before II. c.
Dibble, then anot airy public in this city.
Seized IN the abOv. suit.
Terms. Cash on the spot.
EUGENE WAGGAMAN
Civil Sheriff of the Parrish Of Orleans
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