New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-05-22

| ITO THE HON. WILLIAM E. WOODS, JUDGE OF
the United States Circuit Court for within Di q
trct, presiding over within court during q vacancy
IN The office of Judge Of the District Court of the
United States for the district of Louisiana sitting
IN bankruptcy.-The petition of g. D. LeBreton, Of
the city OF New Orleans, herein appearing as the
assignee IN baukruptcy Of the estate Of William
Stackhouse, bankrupt, respectfully represents
that among the assets surrendered by the bank
rupt AID belonging to the aforesaid estate in
estate, situated i'll the State of louisiana in the
city of New Orleans. to wit
seven lots Of ground, together with all the
buildings and improvements the re0n. and the ap.
purteGances thereof situated in the First District
Ct THIS city, in the square bounded by Rampant,
lots Nos l, q 3, s. and :, on plan drawn by j.
y. De Pouily, surveyor. dated December is, l8a8,
deposited as plan No 1s5 IN the Office of rhen.
Gnyol notary public in this city. Said lots ad.
join each other and measure follows:
Lot No. forms the corner or Rampant and Com.
mon streets and also of Basin and Common streets.
having on said Rampant street 26 feet inches on
said Basin street so feet inches 'front.' by 1873 feet
sinches 3 lines deep and front on Common street
g and the other dots each rs feet front OF
each Rampant and Basin streets, by l27 feet 10
inches S lines in depth, between parallel lines
all American measure. Being the same property
acquired hy purchase by this bankrupt IRON the
heirs of the late Charles Kock by act passed before
Z. G. Cuvellier, notary public, december Is 1870
iour petitioner further represents that the said
hereinbefore described real estate is as appears OF
record. incumbe and cha, ged with the follow.
&,
heus and privileges resting thereon, to wit:
The vendors mortgage in favor OF Charles KOck
ct al BY act Of sale and mortgage passed before
December Is, 1870, to secure payment OF a certain
series of mortgage notes, fully described in said
act and amounting to the sum Of $55 ,0OO interest
and costs. balance of purchase price; recorded in
mOri gage office in book eighty nine folio 1885, and
now supposed to be held BY Charles E. Alter
The conventional mortgage in favor OF James
Byrnes granted bv act passed before Andrew Hero
notary public of this city, dated February "a 1872
book SO, folio 694.
The privilege in favor of the State of Louisiana
for State taxes of 1871, 1927 SO, recorded book
The privilege in favor OF the State of Louisiana
for State taxes OF 1872, Sl29 So recorded in book
The privilege in favor of the State OF Louisiana
for STATE taxes OF 1885, $3.50 50, recorded in book
The privilege in favor of tie City of New Or.
leans for city taxes OF the year 1871, A2O48 IS.
recorded in book ll4 folio 1893.
recorded in book ll9. folio 1888.
The privilege in favor OF the city of New Or
recorded in book l42. folio 1854.
The privilege in favor of p. s. Waterman for
$l654 60, for merchandise as per affidavit dated
August Ia, 1872, recorded in book 95, folio A.
The judicial mort gage in favor OF Payne & Bar
riscn tor $36,652 70 interest and costs. resulting
from jud gment in the Fourth District Court for
the parish Of Orleans rendered December 10, 1871,
and recorded January 9, 1872.
The judicial mortgage in favor OF James z.
cunts for twenty per cent damages on amount
OF Judgment resulting from Judgment against
William Sackhouse, in the Fifth District Court for
the parish of Orleans, rendered February 20, 1872
and recorded April 5, 1872.
And our petitioner further represents that it 10
imnossibie for him to determine the validity of
that be can not ascertain the value Of said prop.
erty by agreement between himself and the cred.
Of as s in
necessary il order to ascertain the value of said
property. and for the due, proper and speedy nd.
mini straton of said estate and for the interest of
the creditors therein, that said estate be sold at
public auction free and clear of all incumb rances
That all SAID judgments mortgages, liens ana priv.
DeGes recorded against said property be cancelled
and erased, SO that your petitioner can convey a
clear and unincninbeie ed title to any purchaser
James Byrnes the State OF Louisiana, the city
of New Orleans. P. S. Waterman, Payne
III, harrison and James E. zantz and to all
proceeds OF tAe sale CT aid property upon the dis.
tributiOn thereof.
Wherefore, your petitioner prays that he NAV
be ordered and authorized to sell said property
above described at public auction, free ana clear
fl ON alfincnmbrances. That all said Judgments,
mort cages liens and privileges recorded against
SAID property DO Cancelled aud erased, so that your
petitioner can convey clear and unncumbered
Charles e. Alter James Byrnes. the State Of
Louisiana. the city Of New Orleans, P. 4. Water.
man. Payne l. Harrison, James Z. cunts and to all
other persons, al the rights III law to the pro-
ceeds Of the sale Of said property according to
their rank. And he prays for all other necessary
ORDERS A. MICOU Attorney
On motion of A; Micou, attorney Of &. D. LeBre-
lou, assignee and upon suggesting to the court
that he has filed in this court the foregoing petit
llon, it is ordered that Charles Z. Alter James
Byrnes the State OF Louisiana. the city of New Or.
leans p 5. Waterman Payne Harrison and James
b. Cunts and al, Other parties in interest," do show
cause, upon the twenty.eighth day of May, A. D.
1875, at II A. NJ before this court why the said petit
lion should not be granted and said property sold
Is prayed for, and why all membranes recorded
against said property should not be Cancelled and
Erased reservipg to said parties all their rights to
he proceeds thereof Andit is further ordered that
lotice of this ton and order be- served upon said
Charles +. Alter James Byrnes the State Of Lousi.
ma, the city OF New Orleans. p s. Waterman
sayne Harrison and James f. cunts and all other
PERSONS. by serving copy thereof upon them, or |
he,r agent or attorus y. or by publishing copy of
aid petition and order three times in the New Or.
cans Republican, newspaper printed in the city |
i New Or Leans, I he last publication to be made at |
east tive days before the day of hearing.
New Orleans Nay H. 1875
(Signed) w. E. WOODS, Circuit Judge
Making this order during a vacancy in the
flee OF United States District Judge for the Dis.
riot OF Louisiana
Clerks Office New Orleans, May II, 1875
true copy:
J. a. CHAEBoSNET, deputy Clerk.