New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-08-26
SHERIFFS SALES.

The Cisy Of New Orleans vs. philip III:
Morgan; same W. same; same va. same; same
VS.. same; came VI. ssmt; same Vs. same; same
VS.. SAM same va sans; same Va. same; Same
W. same; same VI. tame.
SUPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- of Orleans Nos. 7626. 5674 49, l23 u $685. s. l3s
of eleven writs of feri facias to me directed BY
the honorable the Superior District Court for the
parish of Orleans, in the above entitled causes foI
city taxes of 1865 1862 1870 1871 1873 1874 1873
1876 will proceed to sell at public auction, at the
Merchants and AuctiOneers' Exchange hoyai
street, between Canal and Customhouse streets
in the Second District of this city, on MONDAl,
September 10, 1876, at twelve o'clock NJ, the
following described property, to wit ,,rn
forming part Of the situated in this par
isll on the GENTLY road, and formerly known by
ire name Of Howe and Martins plan alton, when
scrt cd lot number eleven in the act OF partition
Of the said plantation between James HOPKINS
Jules Lavergne; executor OF Hughes Lsvers 1e. ae
Pierre r. Lsbsrre late notary rublic II this city
on the twenty sixth day Of March. lS4S; the sai5
sketch OF A. DHemecourt, surveyor, purportng
to be an extract from the original plan drawn BY
him, and commences at the Cal al Of Marigny ave:
nue., its intersection with the Gentilly road. and
runs along said road to poat one hundred and
fifty seven feet six inches three lines from the cor
nor Of Ma igny avenue and the GENTLY road, and
one hundrtd and eighty.three feet from the cor
per of taid road and VareOvie street, thence run
ming in northwestern direction to the centre OF
Hum snity street, through q point sixty-six fet
from the corner of Bruxe les and HUI ty streets
thence through the centre OF Humanity street to
TIE centre OF Bruxelles street. eighty Tee. thence
to point at an equal distance from Humanity
to Pie assure street; thence on direct line, wes:
ward, dividing square number enc hundred and
eight g.fOur into two equal parts. to point the
centre Of Paris avenue thu nee through the centre
Of Paris avenue, northward, to point at an equal
distance from Pleasure AID Richelien streets
thence on direct line, westw Ard, dividing square
number enc hundr. ana eighty niue into two
street; thence through the centre Of Hambourg
street, ncrthwa d, to point at al equal dis.
tarce from Richelieu and Sere streets; and
thence Gu q direct line, westward dividing
'fquaie number two hundred and twelve into
two equal parts, to DOst in the centre Of
Madison street; thence to the centre of Madi.
distance from Sero and Beauregsrd streets;
tn, nee OH a direct line. westward, dividing square
parts to point in the centre of Duple ,sis street
The nee through point in the centre of DHpeesis
street nOrthward to the centre OF the
OF Duplsssis aud Beauregard streets; thence
through the centre OF Be- auregard stree ward
10 the centre of the mtersectiO of st. Bernard
avenue and Beauregard strest; thence through tie
centre Of st. Bernard avenue. DOrthwestward. to
the property ct J. Belmudez; thence along the
line of said Bsrmudez property. southwestward,
avenue northwestwaId, to- the road on the Bayou
St. John: thence southwark along said road to the
thence along the northern limit of the property of
said company to Marigny aver lie. at its junction
with st. Bernard avenue, and thence along the
northeast line of Marigny avenue to the place Of
beginning on the GENTLY road. together with all
the buildings and improvements thereon, If any,
etc.
The above described property was acquired tby
the defendant. Philip H. Morgan, by purchase from
the succe ssiOn of the late RufIs Mclhennv, by
passed on the twenty second of December. 1865,
before Octave Morel. notary public in this city.
2. CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND, establi shed and
cultivated as sugar Plantation, and known as
the Aurora Plantation, situated in the parish of
Orleans, on the right bank Of the Mississippi
river, al about four miles below the city of New
Orleans, having about twenty Fl We and a half
arpents front on said river fourteen arpents
OF which. on the upper side. have a depth
of seventy arpents, and the remaining eleven
and a half arpents, the lower side, have
side by P. Cazelar's plantation and ON the other
side by the public ro:d leading to the parish of
Plaqutmines. Together with the buildings and
improvements thereon. viz: One sugarhouse, ma.
chinery ard apparatus the main dwelling and
outbuil1ings. the cotton gin and engines, stables,
ton. Being the same plantation whic 4 the de-
fendant herein purchased from Frank J. Heron.
marshal of the Unit ed States fer the district of
Louisiana, At q sale made by said marshal, by
virtue Of an a las writ OF feIi fscias issued aud
to hum directed bv the honorable the Circuit
Circuit AID District OF Louisiana, in the suit
ultled BObelt Patterson Vs. M.dora A. McGehee ct
al, No. 36i6 Of the docket of said court which sale
was made on the twenty fifth of April, 1868. aud
for which said marshal granted unto said defe nd.
ant detd of sale dated the twenty seventh day
Of April, 1863.
Seized in the above suits.
Terms-Cash Oh the spot
EUGENE WAGGAMAN
aul7 26 SELF Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans