The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-06-28
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. 40,358.

Second District Court for the Parish OF Orleans
No. 4O,388.
DYPLACIDE ]. SPEAR Auctioneer-O OFFICE
ID No. 40 ROYAL STREET = THURSDAY,
ie lie auction on at the MERGHANTS AND AUC-
TfONEEKfj' EXCHANGE, on ROYAL STREET
BETWEEN CANAL AND CUSTOMH0UsE
order from the Hon. A. L. Tissot, Judge of the
Second District Court for the parish of Or
leans, dated, June IS. 1878, Tor account OF said
~ i. x CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together
with ell the buildings and n n t. there
In the square bounded by Chartres, st. Louis,
Decatur and Cont streets, forming the corner
of Chartres and st Louis streets. and measures
8s feet inches front on Chartres street by a
depth between parallel lines of 81 feet Q inches,
and designated on the sketch hereinafter men
pri Q d two story brick building, the upper para
Of which Is distributed into q family residence,
and the lower part occupied by Messrs. Chaudot
.. A iG6ERTAIN LoT OF GROUND, together
with all the buildings and improvements there
on. situated in the Second District of this city.
Cont and Decatur streets, and having the fol-
lowing dimensions, viz: 27 feet 10 inches front
on Chartres street by first depth of 81 feet
inches on the line dividing 1t from the property
firstly described, thence 10 feet 10 inches on
line running perpendicular to st. Louis street
and parallel to Chartres, street. thence feet II
parallel to st: Louis street thence feet 4
Inches on q line parallel to Chartres street.
thence feet inches on g line perpendicular to
Chartres street. thence feet inches on line
parallel with Chartrss street. thence 9 feet
Inches on line perpendicular to Chartres
street thence eet l tna on % FL n fp parallel
line perpendicular to Charities street The
said lot being designated by the letter B. on a
sketch made by De gTs on
ments consist of a two-story brick building. the
lower part occupied as o store. the upper part
as dwelling. and bears the municipal number
5. 'i CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND together
with all the buildings and improvements there
on, situated In the Second District Of this city
in the square bounded by st. Louis. Chartres
Cont and Decatur streets, and adjoining the
property hereinabove firstly and secondly de-
scribed, designated by the letter @ on the afore-
mentioned Sketch and having the following
dimensions, to wit: 26 feet inches front on st.
Louis street. 50 feet 2inches Oh o line perpen-
dieular to St Louis street and adjoining lots A
and B, thence feet II inches on line parallel
to st. Louis street, thence feet inches on q
line perpendicular to said street. thence 3 feet
inches on line parallel to said street. thence
feet inches on line perpendicular to said
street. thence feet on a line parallel with said
street thence 8 feet inches on q line perpen-
dicular to said street, thence 81 feet inches
lines on line parallel to said street. thence IA
feet ON q line perpendicular to said street,
thence 2 feet inches lines on.a line parallel
with said street, and thence 80 feet inches on
@ line perpendicular to said street and 'front.'
ing on an alley-way or passage 5 feet inches
wide, which property has the use Of the afore-
said passage or alley-way and one-half of the
hall over said alley-way on the upper stories of
the buildings erected on said LOT and the adj
joining one, the whole as indicated in the afore-
said sketch. The improvements consist of a
three-story brick store, bearing the municipal
No. 26 st. Louis street.
The aforesaid three lots of ground were &C.
quired by the late Pedro Noel Pallet in the
manner following: One undivided half of the lots
firstly and secondly described was received and
taken by him as his share in the partition made
between him and his eo-heirs. by act passed by
i. r. Caire. notary, on the twenty-seoond Octo-
ber 1910. and the other undivided half thereof
was inherited by him from his sister, Miss Ma
riette Pallet, under her last will, filed in the
Second District Court of New Orleans. under
the No. 1896. and the property thirdly described
was inherited by him from his sister Miss
Josephine Pallet under her last will, filed in
the late Probate Court of this city, ON the ninth
day of October, 1871, and registered In will book
No. 6, folio 3O4.
Terms-Cash on adjudication. Purchasers to
assume the payment of all the taxes due in 1879
over and above price of adjudication. and to be
put In possession on July 81 1873. Acts of sale
before Alcee J. Where. ESQ, notary public, at
the expense of purchasers.
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