The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-19
Martin soye vs.. M. A. Price ct ais.

CIxTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
- ish of Orleans. No., BY virtue. Of q.
March T. 1873, both to me directed BY the honor.
able the sixth !, District Court for the parish IF
oess to se h9 at a1 pS M b1 T
chants and Aacdoneers' Exehange - Royal
street. between Cansl and Cngtomhouse
TUESDAY. April ?. 1878. at u o'clock M. the
sfssfsf n6F % with all
rights ways privileges or servitudes thereunto
s Al Or II anywe ptx ri situated
Poeyfarre streets. designated as lot number
seven. and measuring twenty. four feet ton
ind thirteen feet SIX inches In depth. between
parallel lines fronting at the rear on q com
mon alley eleven feet eleven inches wide. run
s6 fRf I 81 pRfd With all the
buildings and improvements thereon. rights.
ways, privileges or servitudes thereunto at
tached or In any wise appertaining. sitnated In
the same district. and In The square boundedby
Dupianter {now, Caliope). Constance. Annun-
citation and Bartholomew streets designated as
lot number thirty; three. and .asurin e twr nty-
four feet nine inches five lines front on Duplan-
tier Tor Calliopel street by one hundred and
Which said property belongs to the minors,
Alice and Frank Marine. and to the said Mrs; NJ
Mrs. Amelia Side. widow of George Price and
deceased wife of John L. Marine and the said
Mrs. George Price had acquired the said pro-
perty before her marriage with the said George
l.. Marine from the estate of her deceased father
and mother. Dig id and Harriet Side. as per act
passed before Octave de Armas, notary public
in this CITY, on the thirtieth day Of November.
1858.
gether with all the buildings and i'm provemens
thereon, rights, ways. pr yileges and servtudts
herennto belonging e. or Dr. IL any wise
the square bounded by Duplantier, Magazine,
Constance and Bartholomew streets. designated
as lots numbers one to seyen INCLUSIVE, on
tary public in this city. as plan number three
which lots measure as follows, to wit: Lots
one est Wo three 9nr and FIVE each
| Duplantier street by one hundred feet in depth
between parallel lines. aud fronting in the rear
ON an alley six feet ton inches four lines wide
| Said lot number one forms the corner OF Con
| stance and Dupl tntier streets. Lot number six
measures twenty. one feet three inches six lines
| front on Duplantier street by a depth between
parallel lines. of one hundred and six feet
ten inches four lines, and lot number seven
measures meas twenty.one feet front on Constance
ten inches in depth, and adjoining the said alley
in the rear of the above described lots. which
alley is common to said seven lots. Which said
lots belong to the said minors. Alice and Frank
Marine, and to the said Mrs. Mary A. Price, by
inheritance from their late mother, Mrs. Anne
| liza side, widow OF George Price and deceased
wife of John L. Marine; and the said Mrs. Geo.
| Price had acquired the said property from the
! succession OF u. Side, per act passed before
said notary. o. de Arfnas, the thirtieth day of
| November. 1858.
| Seized In the above suit.
| Terms-One-half or one-third Of the price
las may meet the convenience Of the purchaser)
one and two years credit. for notes bearing
eight per cent interest per annum, from date to
payment. to be secured by veudor's privilege
| and special mortgage with the clause de non
aliena1sdo. The purchaser to assume to pay
attorneys fees. fixed at five per cent, on the
| amount due in case OF suit, the same to be Sc
| cured like the notes.
THOMAS II. HANDY,
Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
mh9 10 20 ap9