The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-11
JUDICIAL ADvERrIsEMENTs.
SHERIFF. SALES.

SHERIFF. SALES.
feet ten inches one line front on Carondelet
Walk: lots numbers fourteen fifteen and SIX
teen measuring each tWenty-four feet nine
INCHES live lines on the rear line by a depth as
Lot number fourteen measures one hundred
and twenty three feet eight inches four lines on
and one hundred and twenty two feet nine
inches on the other line dividlng it from lot
Lot number fifteen measures one hundred
and twenty-five feet nine inches on the line
separating It from lot number fourteen. and
one hundred and twenty one feet nine inches
five lines on the line separating 1t from lot
number SIXTEEN
Lot number sixteen measures one hundred
and twenty one feet nine inches i've lines on
the line separating 1t from lot number fifteen,
and one hundred and twenty feet ten inches
one line on the line separating 1t from lot num-
Der seventeen.
Lots numbers seventeen. eighteen. nineteen
and twenty measure each tWenty-four feet nine
inches two lines on the rear line by the follow
Ing depths:
Lot number seventeen measures one hun-
dred and eleven feet eight inches one line on
the line separating It from lot number sixteen,
and one hundred and nine feet nine inch s two
lines on TIE other line separating 1t from lot
Lot number eighteen measures one hundred
and nine feet nine inches two lines on the line
II aod lot @ sp nee na
lines on the line separating 1t from lot number
nineteen.
Lot number nineteen measures one hundred
and seven feet ten inches two lines on the LING
separating 1t from lot number eighteen, and
one hundred and five feet eleven inches two
twenty
Lot number twenty measures one hundred
from lot lumber i n nn ct and
one hundred and four feet three lines on the
line dividing 1t from lot number tWenty lone.
Ro@n rsat
ures tWenty-four feet nine. inches one line on
the rear line By one hundred and four feet
three lines on the line separating 1t from LOT
number twenty. and one hundred and two feet
one inch three lines front on Roman street.
Pile ana De PouY areRec
fifth December. 1865, deposited IN the office OF
R:J. Ker. notary and marked "Rollings Prop
TX. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situated
IN Faubourg IRENE, Ia the square bounded by
ct. Louis. Toulouse, Where and Marais streets,
designated by the number one on a plan made
| by Hugh Grant, deputy surveyor of the First
District of this city, on the twelfth Of October,
Lewis. late notary on the twelfth of December.
| 1s41 said lot OF ground having, American meas
nre, twtnty.three feet eleven inches five lines
/ front on Marais street by one hundred and
twenty seven feet ten inches Ave lines deep be-
tween parallel lines; together with the build
PHR BaHT ' TIE AND INTER-
EST which the plaintiff, B. saloy conveyed to.
the defendants herein by act OF the second OF
~
public being such az resulted IN bis favor By
virtue Ct the sale made to him and A Roeherean
hs sat s tax so en Of R Re t dsan title sna
ground In square number four hundred and
sixty eight. bounded BY the left bank Of Bayou
St. John. ST. Philip. Solomon and ,Metairie
measuring two arpents. by ten each; which tax
collectors sale was made on the thirty first OF
Public Accounts of the State Of Louisiana on
the tenth Of November. 1876. end was registered
IN @. q. B, 1os folio 1856. said property as Do.
elared by the parties to the said act Of second OF
January. 1877. being the same which Is described
in Me KRsv ttt n e i91l3Ws 81 w
| FORM. situated on the Bayou st. John. behind
this city. widening IN the rear, and measuring
two arpents twenty nine feet on said Bayou IT
John by ten arpents fourteen fathOmS deep,
bounded BY the lands Of F. D'Hebecourt. Alpn-
6ERN h fas oF aKo6NS Witt
buildings thereon, situated In the rear. Of this
city. on, the left bank Of Bayou st. John; and
eighty feet front on the bayou by three hundred
and seventy-seven feet in depth on one side,
three hHndred and feet deep on a
hundred and eighty feet ii width In the rear
January. 1877. having therein declared that out
/ Of the tract of land above described portion
was sold to the city Of New Orleans by act
Of November. 1879. by George Merz. sr.
/ Seized in the above suit.
l Terns and Condfttons-The purchaser to as
sumo the payment of two promissory notes for
| the sum OF seventeen thousand three hundred
and forty two dollars and thirty eight and two
in jointly and In solido to their own order. and
by them Endorsed, dated at New Orleans. on the
/ twenty third Of November. 1876 bearing inter-
| est at the rate OF eight per cent per annum from
date until paid. payable respectively at two and
three years from date, and secured by mort
gage and vendors privilege on all the afore-
4 dpsGrihAd DrOnHrtv with the Jg11a1 aauSAa 5rn~
/ ative to insurance and transfer Of policies to
the holder of said notes. as also relative to the
Of suit on the notes; the whole eonformably to
the act Of sale from plaintiff to the defendants
passed before Andre ID. Dorlocourt, notary
4 public In New Orleans on the second Of jan
uary, 1877; the balance Of the price cash.
| J. r. ALCEE GAUTHREAUX.
/ Civil Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans.
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