New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-02-01
SHERIFF'S SALES.
Overton Grubbs vs.. Joseph De Fuentes


SIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
- Orleans, No 3i32.-By virtue Of writ OF sezure
and sale to me directed by the honorable the
Sixth District Court 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
tomhOuse streets, in the Second District of this
city, on MONDAY, February %, 1876, at twelve
O'Clock NJ, the following described property, to
/. A LOT OF GROUND, situated in the Second
District of this city, designated by the number
six. IN the square bounded by St. Ann, Roman,
Prieur and Dumaine streets Said lot measures,
American measure, fort y-two feet front on Roman
street, by depth Of one hundred and eighty-six
feet on one side and one hundred and eight feet on
the other side. and forty-sx feet nine inches on
one hundred ana gut feet and joining the eatrem.
ity on the line of the depth of one hundred and
twenty feet, SO that at that Junction it cuts the
rear line of lot number four and renders that line
irregular. The whole according to plan drawn
nexed to al act passed in the Office of Charles v.
Fouion, notary puSic in this city, on the eleventh
2. Three PORTIONS OF GROUND, situated in
the same square, of which one is designated by
the number three, and measures thirty. nine feet
be-. nging to Mr. FOrs,all. between parallel but IT.
g. ar lines, bounded On one sde BY the lot mum.
ard FIVE, and ov small portion Of ground of q tri
angular form joining lot number five and the line
ground is designated BY the number Ave, and
frontsS on Dumaine street. and extends at a dis.
tance of thirty.n;ne feet ten inches from the
Of DuMaine and Roman streets to the line of
the property or formerly belonging to For.
stall, and is bounded on one eide by the number
street and is bounded II the rear by lot
number three, and on the side of the
property now or formerly, of Forstal by
small portion OF ground OF a triangular form,
and in part by the property now or formerly of
Forstall, and the third portion Of ground is of
triangular FORM bounded or side by lot num-
har ne CTCDertV
merry of FOrstall, ard III the rear by lot number
thref; as the whole is represented on a plan drawn
L. T Caire, formerly notary pubic in this city on
which plan the measurements o; said portions OF
s' s. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situated in the
same square, dies. grated as lot number four OF
square O, On plan drawn by Joseph Pile, late
surveyor, on tie titeenth day Of March. 1852, and
deposited in tie archives of Louis T. Caire for
merry notary public il this city; said lot measures,
street by one hundred and ten feet deep and 'front.'
on Roman street. bounded CT one eide by lot NUM-
Der three.
l. A PORTION OF GROUND, situated IN the same
square OF an irregular form: said portion CT ground
is com posed of the whole OF the lots designated by
the numbers five and six and part OF the lots
designated by the numbers seven and eight, as per
plan drawn By Henry Moelhausep, late architect.
on the ninth OF June, 1915, and deposited in the
archives of Luc.en Hermann formerly notary pub
lie this city which portion OF ground ia bounded
on the side toward Roman street by the line of the
property formerly belonging 10 Griton, on the side
lines Of the lots designated by the numbers twelve
and thiIteeE on the side toward ST. Ann street by
the whole OF the line OF the lot designated by
the number four, and on the side toward Prieur
street by a straight line commencing at the ex
tremity of the rear line which separates the lots
designated by the rum bers eleven and twelve, and
ending in running toward St Ann street to the ex
tremity Of the line in depth which separates the
lots designated by the numbers three and four.
5. LOT OF GROUND, situated in the same
square, designated by the number twelve, said
lot measures, in American measure, forty four
feet two inches Eve lines front on Dumaine street,
the same in width in the rear. by one hundred and
twenty feet in depth. between parallel Lines, the
whole as per plan of Henry Mcelhausen, late sur.
veyOr lastly above mentioned
6. Two LOTS OF GROUND, situated in the
same square, desi gnated by the numbers thirteen
and fourteen; said lots are of an irregular form
and adj DIN and measure in American measure, as
follows Lot number thirteen has forty-1our feet
ten inches six lines front on Dumaine street, one
separating it from lot number twelve, forty feet
eleven inches three lines IN depth on the line
separating il from lot number fourteen, then on a
second line in depth forty three feet eight inches
the line separating it from the property known
the Gritton property, bounded in the rear by lot
number SIX and lot number fourteen, Of triangu.
lar form measures fifteen feet front on Dumaine
street, forty feet eleven inches three lines in depth
the line separating it from lot number thirteen,
and forty.t feet eleven inches six lines in
depth on the ether line separating it from the
property known as the Gritfon property.
Together with al the buildings and improve
nents, rights, ways, privileges servitudes and de-
Tendencies; the whole as per sketch drawn by
LOUIS H. Pile, late surveyor dated July %. 1874
annexed to act passed before Robert j. ker
I is.i' S0'' - LID '' W '-'' 1''' u august
The property herein firstly designated was &C.
CURED BIZ Joseph De Fuentes from L. r. Leduc by
passed before Joseph Cuvillier notary public i'll
this city the nineteenth OF July, 1851: the prop
erty secondly designated was acquired by him
from Mrs Henry st. Paul, by act passed before <.
Bouny notary public in this city, on the sixteenth
OF April 1866; the property thirdly designated was
cauired by him from FlOrvie Foy, by act passed
before Felix Grima, notary public this city, on
designated was acquired by him from L. B. Rey, by
act passed before L. Hermann formerly notary
public liz this city, on the twenty fourth of June
l348; the property nfthy des grated was acquired
L. Hermann, formerly notary. Oh the fourth of
August l3i.. and the property si1thy designated
was acquired BY him from Giovanni PieIi, by act
passed before Thomas Layton, then a notary
public in this city, on the tenth of July, 1857.
Seized in the above suit.
Terins-Cash on the spot.
n. B.-Said property Will be sold according to
plan thereof which is now on exhibition at the
said Merchants and AuctiOneecs Exchange and
will so remain until the time of sale. The admeas
W III those the sketch lastly above referred to,
drawn by Louis H. Pile late surveyor, dated July
% 1874, and which is annexed ID the act OF mort
gage duly executed before Robert ]. Ker notary
public IN this city, on the first day OF August,
1874 securing the "a nant of the mortgage notes,
to enforce the payment of which the writ of seiz.
urs and sa @ in the above entitled and Numbered
suit tas been issued; and as to any discrepancies
in the above advertisement and eaid plan, the ad
measurements on said plan shall govern and said
property be adjudicated in accordance Herewith.
EUGENE WAGGAMAN.
Jazz fe3 Is p Civil Sheriff OF the Parish OF Orleans
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