New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-25
Alfred Dclavigne Va. the Beaujeu Brick
Manufacturing Company.

Alfred Dclavigne vs.. the Beaujeu Brick
Manufacturing Company.
GIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
y Orleans. No. 6l3o.-By virtue Of writ of
seizure and sale directed by the honorable the
Sixth District Court for the parish of Orleans, in
the above entitled cause to W. P. Harper late
sheriff, and by said late sheriff to transfer ed
win proceed to sell at public auction, at the Mer
chants and Auctioneers Exchange, Royal street,
between Canal and Customhouss streets. in the
Second District of this city, on TUESDAY. May 10,
1875, at twelve O'clock NJ, the following described
a CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND, being portion of
the tract established as a brick yard, and known
as the JoaIdan brick yard, situated in the Third
District Of this city. and measuring follows
Four hundred AID eighty feet six inches five
lines front on Peters street. formerly the public
road, by depth between parallel lines of seven
hundred and twenty-six feet eight inches one line
the upper line separating the said tract of land
from the recently opened Jonrdan avenue, and Of
seven hundred and tifty wo feet two inches seven
lines on e lower line. separating the same from
the property belonging to the society of the Holy
of Royal, also called Casacalvo, street, recently
opened, by which street the said tract of land is
bounded in the rear. and on the line Of which it
measures four hundred ana eighty six feet eight
inches four lines, the whole more or less, and in
conformity with a pan drawn by Pile Murray.
architects and surveyors, on the fourth day of
March, 1883 now in the possession Of the plaintiff
herein; together with all the buildings and i'm.
provements on the said tract Of land, and all the
rgbts, ways aud privileges thereuntO belonging
or in anywise appertainipg together also wi all
the movable property on the said land or thereunto
attached or belonging. an inventory Of whlch said
notary is annexed to the act of of said plain
4 III to the defendant herein, passed OH the TWEEN
tn OF September 1872, before said notary, Charles
2. A CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND, situated also
in the same district and being the extreme por.
ton in The rear of the whole of the tract of land
above referred to. and heretofore known the
Jourdan Brickyar the said tract of land meas
front on the line of the projected proposed
opening OF Urquhart street, aud extending on the
entire front measure Of the said tract back to its
extreme limits, that is to say, twelve thousand
two hundred and eighty four feet five inches in
depth from the line OF the projected Urquhart
street, figured on the plan above referred to,
drawn by Pile Murray, to the extreme limit
of the said tract on the upper line thereof,
separating it from the boundary line Of the
Thousand two hundred and thirty seven feet nine
inches six lines in depth the lower bound.
to the extreme limits Of the said land. the whole
more or less and in accordance with the above
mentioned plan, together with all the lighte,
privilege ana appurtenances belonging to the
3. a CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUND, with all the
Improvements there9a; rights, wsys privileges
in the Third District of this city, and designated
by the number Que on plan drawn BY C. A. De
TENDER 1869, and deposited for reference in the
office CT Theodore GuyOl notary public in this
ronde. Forstar and zardi streets, s divided into
eighteen lots. numbered from one to eighteen in
elusive, and measures two hundred and forty five
feet ten inches nine lines front Peters street,
two huDd red and forty feet eight inches one line
front Delaronde sire. I, one hundred and ninety
nine feet four inches four lines front On Forstal
street and two hunared and thirty i've feet two
inches three lines front on Lizard street, he whole
in col formity with the above mentioned plan.
4. AND ALL THE RIGHT AND TITLE II the said
defendants herein to the batture or alluvion in
front of the tract of land herein above firstly de-
scribed aud of the lastly described square of
ground.
The said property having been purchased by the
def ndant herein from tn. pantlti herein as per
tw. nteth day of September 1872
Selzed III the above sult.
Terms-l. In cash for sufficient amount to
pay plaintiffs CAIN say the sum of ten thous-
and nine hundred and seventeen dollars and
forty five and one third cents with interest at
Thousand and pinety five dollars and twenty three
cents from he thriieth day of August, 1873. and
on eight thousand eight hlndred and twenty two
dollars and twenty-five and one third cents from
tn first of September, 1872 until the day OF SALE
less credit of three Thousand two hundred and
seventy-seven dolIars and forty cents from The
fifteenth of August 1874 and five Der cent attor
ney's fees and costs of suit.
3. And for the balance Of the price Of adjudica
the said price OF adjudication, the payment of the
fol owing Otes. TO wit: One note dated the first
eight hundred ana twentv.t wo dollars and twenty.
two cents, due on the twenty seventh of May, 1875
ana one note for Like sum of eight thousand
twenty-five and one-third cents dated the
first Of September. 1872 due On the twenty
seventh OF May. 1876 both of said notes
being subscribed by J. A. Fernandez as
president of the Beaujeu Brick Manufacturing
Company. to Il g order of the said company, and
rest at the rae ofeie hit per cent per annum from
the date Of the 81 i'd notes, and paraphed me varie
tur" BY Charles g. Andry, no,sry in the city ofNew
Orleans for Identification with act Of sale and
mortgage passed before him between Alfred Della
visne ard the Beaujeu Brick Manufacturing Com
parry on he twentieth day of September 1877
The above described property will be sold by
lots, according to the laws carry out article one
hundred and tlirtv-twO of the state con.rltution
per plan and plot be deposited in the sheIits
office, and exhibi.ed at tn. sale.
EUGENE WAGGAMAN
Civil Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans