New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-09
SHERIFTS SALES.


Ovevton Grubbs W. Joseph De Fuentes.
- Orleans, No 8I33.-By virtue of writ Of seizure
and .le to me directed by the honorable the
sixth District ourt for the parish Of Orleans in
the above entitled cause, will proceed to sell at
public auction, at the Merchants and Auctioneers'
Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and Gus
city, on saTuRbAY, January r. 1876, at twelve
O'Clock NJ, the following described property, to
wit
District Of this city, designated by the number
six. IN the square bounded by st. Ann, Roman,
Prieur and Dumaine streets Said LIT measures,
American measure, folty two feet front on R man
street, by depth Of one hundred and eighty six
feet on side asd one hu, dred and eight feet on
the other side, and fOrty-sx feet nine inches on
the rear line, running obquely from said depth Of
one hundred and eight feet and joining the extrem,
ity on the line Of the depth OF one hundred and
twenty feet that at that juno ion it cuts the
rear line of lot number four aud renters that line
irregular. The whole according to q plan drawn
nsxed to an act passed in the office Of Charles v
Foulon. notary public in this CITY, on the eleventh
" FHkEE PORTIONS OF GROUND, situated in
the same square, of which one is designated by
the number three. and measures thirty.nine feet
four inches nine lines front on Roman street, ex
tending in depth to the property now or forme ry
b. rgng to Mr. Fors, all. between parallel but IT.
r. ar lines, bounded on one side BY the lot num-
Der wo and the other side by lots NUN ers foul
aud FIVE and bv a small portion of ground Of tri.
angular form Joining lot number hve and the line
Of the Eorsts pr.pery the 1 PGIson an ID
fronts on Dumaine street. and extends at q dis
lance of thirty mine feet ten inches from the cor.
ner of Dumane and Roman streets to the line Of
the property formerly longing to For
stall and is bounded on one side by the num- bel
four and me- assures ten feet in depth from Dumalne
property now or formerly OF Forstall by q
aad in part by the property formerly of
Forstall and the third portion of ground is of a
triangular form bounded on one side by lot mum
Der five on the ether side by property now or for
merly OF FOrstall, and III the rear oy lot number
three az the whole Is repre- scented on plan drawn
by Pile late surveyor deposited in the archives of
L. T. Caire formerly notary public in this city, on
which plan the measurements OF said portions OF
s' 3 CERTAis LOT OF GROUND, situated in the
same square, designated as lot number four of
square ., on plan drawn by Joseph Pile, late
surveyor on the fifteenth day of March 1852, and
deposited in the archives Of Louis T. Csire for
mery notary public III this city said lot measures,
french measure. thirty ninefeet front on Dumaine
street by one hundred and ten feet deep and front
on Roman street. bounded on one side by lot mum.
Z. a PORTION OF GROUND, situated in the same
square, OF an irregular FORM said portion Of ground
10 composed Of the whole of the lots des sn4ted by
the numbers five and six and part OF the lots
sted by the nun bers seven aud eight, per
plan drawn by Henry Moelhausen, late architect,
on the ninth of JuEe l8i5, and deposited in the
lie IN this CITY, which portion Of ground is bounded
on the side toward Roman street by the line of the
property formerly be ing Griton on the side
toward Dumaine street by the whole Of the rear
lines of the lots designated by the numbers twelve
and thirteen the side toward ST. Ann street by
the whole of tho rear lire Of the lot designated by
street by straight lie commencing at the ex'
tr-m ty Of the line which separates the lots
ending in running toward st. Ann street to the
tremity of the line in depth which separates the
Sy the n and sns 0u
square, designated by the number twelve, said
| lot measures, Ame,ic lean measure, forty tour
feet two inches five lines front Oh Dumaiue street.
the same in width in the rear. by one hundred a9d
twenty feet in depth between parallel lines, the
whole per plan OF Henry Mcelhausen, late eur
veyOr lastly above mentioned.
s. TWO LOTS OF GROUND, situated in the
same square desi gnated by the humber thirteen
and fourteen; said lots are OF an Irregular form
follows: Lot number Thirteen has forty Jour feet
ten inches six lines front on Dunaine street. one
hundred and twenty -eer in depth on the line
sepaI at ng it from lot number twelve forty feet
| eleven inches three lines IN depth on the line
separating it from lot number fourteen, then .
second line in depth forty three feet eight inches
the hoe separating 1t from the prCpel " known
the Chiffon property bounded IN the rear By lot
number SIX and lot number fourteen, OF trangu-
| lar form mea. ures fifteen feet front on Dunaine
st rect forty feet eleven inches three lines in depth
the line separating IT from lot mum Der thirteen
and fOrty-tnree feet eleven inches six lines in
depth the other line separating 1t from the
proper ty known the Grifon property. Togel her
WAYS privileges servitudes and dependencies; the
whole az per sketch drawn by LOUIS H. Pliie, late
| surveyor dated July % 1874, annexed to an act
passed before Rob IT J. Ker notary pub &c III this
| CITY on the first of August, 1874
Ihe property herein firstly designated was &C.
uured By Jos. pm De Fuenles from L. r. Leduc, by
act passed befre Joseph Cuvilier notary public in
tins CITY, on the nineteenth OF July, 1861; the prop
| erty secondly designate was acquired BY him
from Mrs. HI nry IT. Paul, by acs passed before
Bouny notary public in thus city on the sixteenth
of April, 1860; the property thirdly designated was
acquired by him from FlOrville Foy by act passed
before Felix G,ima, notary public IN this city on
the twelfth February la6l; the property fourthly
designated was acquired bv him from L. 3. Rey. by
act passed before L. Hermann, formerly notary
public in this city, on the twenty fourth OF June
i8is the property iifthly designated was acquired
by HIM from N. DE Llzardi, by act passed petore
| L. Hermann, formerly notary. on the fourth o.
August 1e47, and the property si1thly designated
was acquired by him from Iiovanni Pieli, by ac1
passed before Thomas Lay ton, then notary
public in this cit, on the tenth Of July 1857.
| Seized in the above suit
Terms-Cash on the spot.
ruGENE WAGGAMAN.
de2l ia2 922 Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans