600 Chartres St.

[Old No. 140 Chartres Street (with Lot No. 3, 18415). Lot. D.] Two lots. According to a survey by Adloe Orr, Jr., Jan. 6, 1961, and resurveyed Oct. 9, 1964, annexed to an act before L. K. Clement, Jr., N.P., Oct. 14, 1964, Lot No. 2 forms the corner of Toulouse and Chartres Sts., and measures 19' 2" front on Chartres St., 19' 3" 4''' in width in the rear by a depth on the side line of Lots 3 of 43' 0" 4''' and a depth on the side line nearer to Toulouse St. of 43' 1". Lot No. 3 measures 18' 3" 4''' front on Chartres St., 18' 2" in width in the rear by a depth on the side line of Lot 2 of 43' 0" 4''' and a depth on the side line of Lot 4 of 43' 0" 0'''. Lots 2 and 3 have use of garages off common alley at rear of Lot 1, measuring together 6' 6" 4''' by 4' 3", called D and E on Orr survey, 1961.

Resale.

Sale. Two lots in square bb. Chartres, Wilkinson, Decatur and Toulouse Sts. Lots 2 and 3.

Resale for $66,400, terms. Lots Nos. 2 and 3.

Sale for $83,000 cash. Lots Nos. 2 and 3.

Resale. Two lots.

Sale for $50,400 cash. Two lots, Nos. 2 and 3.

Two lots, Nos. 2 and 3, together with the use in common with the other 4 lots figured on said plan of an alley way eight ft. and 1'2 inches wide, opening on Toulouse St. and extending in depth to the extreme rear line of Lot No. 5 on said plan on which it has a width of 8' 1" as also of the space of ground 13' 1" in length and 3' 2" 4''' in rear, and to the right of said alleyway, for the use in common of said lots as also of the appurtenances thereof and improvements thereon, designated by the letters E and D on said plan.

Lot No. 2

600 Chartres St., 545-47 Toulouse St. Sq. 26, District 2, lot 2. Bounded by Chartres, Toulouse, Decatur & Jefferson, Sts, measuring: 19' 2" front on Chartres St., 43' 1" front on Toulouse, 43' 1" depth side of lot 3, 19' 3" 4''' width in rear. Including usage of alley 8' 11" open on Toulouse. Includes building and improvements thereon.

Partition suit, CDC 26172. Lot of ground at corner of Chartres and Toulouse streets, designated by the number two on a plan by Jos. Pilie, March 22, 1830. Lot measures 19' 2" front on Chartres Street, 43' 1" depth and front on Toulouse Street, 43' ½" in depth, on the side of the adjoining lot number 3, 19' 3½" in width in the rear; the buildings thereon bear the Municipal number 140 Chartres Street. Together with the use in common, with the other four lots of ground figured on said plan of an alley way 8' ½" wide, opening on Toulouse Street and extending in depth to the rear line of Lot No. Five on said plan, on which it has a width of 8' 1"; as also, of the space of ground 13' 1" in length and 3' 2½ in. in width in the rear and to the right of said alley way for the use in common of said lots.

Act of Partition. (COB 5/516) Partnership. $35,000 for the three lots. Three contiguous lots in the square of the city, designated by the numbers 14, 15, and 16 on a plan by Bourgerol, March 28, 1829 belong to the lot number 14, forming the corner of Toulouse and Chartres streets, measures 80' 9" front on Chartres Street 80' in depth. Lots number 15 and 16 each have 80' 9" front on Chartres Street by 80' depth, all in American measure. The three contiguous lots form, together, a square long with a frontage of 74' 3" on Chartres Street and another frontage of 80' on Toulouse St. The property belonged jointly to Mr. Cyprien Gros and Antoine Carraby, to each an undivided half. By this act a new division of the property is made and Mr. Cyprien Gros gets all that portion designated on the annexed plan by Jos. Pilie, March 22, 1830, by the numbers 2 and 3. The lot designated by the number 2 is the one at corner of Toulouse and Chartres streets. Mr. Cyprien Gros also gets that portion designated by the letters E, and D, on which are found the buildings erected at the common expense of Messrs. Carraby and Gros.

Three contiguous lots of ground, in the square of the city, designated by the numbers 14, 15, and 16 on a plan drawn by Bourgerol, March 28, 1829, annexed to an act of April 20. The lots have, in American measure, number 14, forming the corner of Toulouse and Chartres streets, 24' 9" front on Chartres Street by 80' in depth and front on Toulouse Street. Numbers 15 and 16 have each, 24' 9" front by 80' in depth. With all buildings found thereon.