New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-24
SHERIFFS SALES,
state Of Louisiana 70. A. X. johnson


state Of LouisiaDa 70. A. X. Johnson,a
securities.
OECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT FOE
- the Parish Of Jefferson. No. 423l.-Bv virtue
Of . writ Of feri facias against JohA 4 W .lsh ct
al to me directed by the honorable the Second
Judicial District Court for the parish Of Jeffer
son, in the above entitled cause, J will proceed
to sell at public auction at the Merchants and Auc
tiOneers' Exchange. Royal street, between Cana
end Customhouse streets, in the Second District
of this city, on MONDAY. September Is. 1876. at
twelve O'Clock NJ, tue following decribed prop
l. LOT NUMBER EIGHTEEN in square bounded
BY BertIa.d Bolivar. Grsvier and Pordido 1t: cts
on Gravier stres {, by one hundred and twenty one
feet in depth, tween Eat aliel lines all Amer can
.. FIVE LOTS OF GROUND, with the build
ngs thereon, situated in the F:s District Of this
city. in the square bounded by Julia. Commerce.
More Dame and New levee streets. designated 40
lots numbers ak. seven, eight. rine AMI ten on .
plan drawn by J. Pile. late surveyor, annexed to
an act Of sale from Kch1 to BALDWIN, passed be.
on the thirteenth Of April, I,32 Lots numbers SIX
and eeven measure each twenty-five feet front on
Commerce street, twenty four feet five inches four
a depth on the side next to Julia street Of one
hundred and seven fe ct ens and q half inches and
ONE sd ana lot nssP On tee
has one hundred and five feet two and
. half inc hes in depth on the side ne next to
Metre Game street t, ~ d one hundred and six feet
two inches deep on the opposite line; lot number
eight forms tie corner Of Noire Dame and Com
M rec sire cts, and measures twenty SIX feet TWO
two and q baf inches in the rear, by eighty -four
feet six inc hes in depth and front on Com merce
TWENTY-FIVE sc fet front on Notre Dame stree TWEEN
ty.tix feet four inches wide in the rear; lot num-
Der nine has shty four feet six inches in depth
on the line of lot number eight, and eighty four
feet ten and twOthirds inches on the line OF lot
number ten. and lot number ten has eighty four
feet ten ard two-thrds inches depth on the line Of
-fV
one.tbiId inches depth on the opposite side line,
the whole mere or less.
on. situated in the same equare, bounded as afore
said, and designated by the number eleven on the
above mentioned piari cad lot me asuring twenty.
ieet four inches in the rear, by eighty feet three
and third inches deep on the line Of lot mum.
bsr ten. and eighty five feet eight inches deep on
FICTION OF GROUND, situated in the
same square the above, and is designated as
part OF lot number seven on eaid plan, the said
portion of ground being bounded by the lines B,
a 3, B D and 3. per plan annexed to the
ss BY eube
city, on June 8. 1882; the said line A having .
length Of twenty five feet four inches and separ-
now or late Of j. r. Hyde; the line measuring
twenty six feet tour inches, and separates said
portion Of ground from the lot herein secondly
described; the line being the prOlOngsti0n
of the line separating lots numbers ten and eleven,
extended to its intersection ct with the line sop
aratDG the said IOt9 mum bero SIX 6no seven; 0opo
rate the said portion Of ground from the remsin-
der Of lot number se ven, and from the alley here in
after described and the said line D separating
the said portion Of ground from lot number six.
Together with light to free passage to and from
Commerce street, Though an alley bounded -
Ter the aforeme ntions d plan BY the line D,
hich 10 ten feet six inches in length, BY the line
G, which para es 10 fiom lot number K, BY
the line p G. which fs nine feet six inches in
length ON Commerce street, and by the line G r,
sepa, ating the said alley nom the II naming part
Of said lot number seven. recorded In the convey
ance Office, book one hundred and four. folio Eve
hundred and eighty eight.
Seized in the above suit. as belonging to defend
an, John 4. Walsh.
Terms-This being the second and last auction.
the aid property will be definitely adjudcated to
the highest and Last bidder for what it will bring
ct twelve months credit, the purchaser furnish.
II 6 bond with good and solvent security, bearing
two per cent interest per month from date
and suecial mortgage on the property sold
until fna payment. Said purchaser will have ia
deduct and pay in cash the printing, sherifs and
clerks fees, etc. which amount to shout two hun
bred and twenty dollars, and furthermore, the
State, parish and municiDal taxes, the amount
Of which 10 not yet ascertAiDed.
EUGENE wAGGAMAN,
seq is 2oA Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans