The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-10-20
SUCCESSION OF ELIZABETH ARNEDT on
ARENDT
second District Court for the Parish OF Orleans
No, 10 bTB.


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ssss. at ~ o'clock M, will DO sold at public auc-
msnt rotunSa st. Charles Hotel on Sc Charles aries
street between Common and Gravier streets, by
virtue and II pursuance 70 an order from the
Court for the parish OF Orleans, dated October
~ 1877, for account OF said Succession the fol-
loving sSsTtSas GPs SKRTi6N e S y GROUND
gcther with the buildings and improvements
Lhyreon, situated IN the Seventh DISTRICT of New
orleans making III h part Of certain lot Of ground
square No, ial OF the new plan Of Carrollton, ]
on plan drawn by l., Bringier. surveyor gen.
plan No, ~ In the book of plans of Il. Grima
notary public. Said square is bounded by Levee,
Mary, Fourth and Jackson streets the same
portion of ground measuring 30 feet front on
Mary street by i2o feet in depth between parallel
!. Two LOTS OF GROUND, situated in the
Nos no and ~. and measure each so fee front on
Mary street by 100 feet in depth. between par
Being the same property acquired by Henry
Bekebrede by purchase from Thomas r, In
gals, per act passed before Joseph Cohn, notary.
the community that existed between Mary
Elizabeth sumauer and her. said husband.
Henry Bekebrede. and the whole of said PROC:
Mary Il. Sumauer the widow OF Henry Beke.
brede. by virtue OF his last will and testament
made on the 27th November. 1858. under private
s THREE LOTS OF GROUND, with the
buildings and improvements thereon, situated
Id the Seventh District of this city of New Or
leans. formerly the city of Carrollton in square
No. s8 O OF the old plan OF the city Of Carroll
ton, now square No 1875 new planl. bounded by
Fourth, Monroe Mary and Plum streets, on Il
special plan of part of original square No. So.
annexed to an act passed before s. Purcell. re-
G@rder of the parish of Jefferson, from Mistress
Hangesen to Theodore Eilers; said lots are
+ siesianated by the Nos. /. 2 and 5. adjoin each
other and measure each 30 feet front on Fourth
iinas--lot No. forming the corner of Fourth
and Monroe streets: being the same property
acquired by Michael Arendt by purchase from
Mistress Mary Ann Eliza Porter. widow by
first marriage. of John Hampson, and sub
s-eotentiy wife of 1hos. s. Maddox per act
passed before Samuel Purcell, recorder of the
Parish of Jefferson. dated the twenty-fourth of
August. 1866. The whole to be sold as per plan
IN exhibition at the Exchange.
Terms and Conditions One-half cash, and
The balance of the purchase price payable in
me ~ wear. for note bearing special mortgage
ssSd vendors privilege. with interest at the rate
Xf eight per cent per annum from date till final
- vrnent. the buildings to be insured in sum
- "a fixed by the administrator, and policies
Snaferred to- holder OF notes the clause OF five
49, cant for attorneys fees in case Of judicial
szfnsAAlings for the recovery of said note or any
ssf5on thereof. and all other usual clauses. :.
{ssssshssers will be required to make deposit
isn per cent on the amount OF adjudication
H moment Of SAFE.
'S ~ d sale before 3 oommagere, notary
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