729 Dumaine St.

Dumaine St. 729

Resale for $35,000, terms.

Sale for $125,000 cash. Lot measures 26' 7" 7''' front on Dumaine St., same in rear, by a depth of 63' 11" 3''' b.e.p.l. Survey by Gilbert, Kelly and Couturie, Aug. 15, 1979.

Through Commonwealth Savings Association.

An undivided 1/3 each of an undivided 1/2.

An undivided 1/2 each of decedent's undivided 1/2 interest.

Interest in several properties. Their 1/5 interest each of 1/2 interest.

An undivided 1/5 interest each of an undivided 1/2 interest.

A certain lot of ground with all building situated in Second District, Square 57, bounded by Dumaine, Royal, Bourbon and St. Philip streets, designated by the No. 4 on plan of Joseph Pilie, Surveyor, Jan. 25, 1825 and adjoins lot No. 3 and measures in French measure 25' 2" front by a depth of 60' and is further designated as Lot __ Square 57 on a plan of A. Orr, D.C.S., dated December 6, 1832, a blue print of which is hereto attached and according to which the lot measures 26' 7" 7''' front on Dumaine Street, same width in rear, 63' 11" 3''' b.e.p.l. assessment lot No. 24.

All her interest in this lot (Old No. 75 Dumaine St.). Recognized as sole heir and universal legatee and as such put in possession.

Lot designated as No. 4, on Dumaine Street and measuring 25' 2" by 60' in depth, with all buildings. Sold by Court Order, Civil District Court No. 35,695 in case of Louis Mangin vs. Julie Mangin, et al.

Blineau Bros. Vs. Batholo Cherame

Original Act: 25/42. Lot of ground with buildings, situated on Dumaine Street, between Royal and Bourbon streets, designated as No. 4 on plan of Joseph Pilie, Surveyor, Jan. 22, 1825 adjoining lot No. 3, measuring in French measure 25' 2" front by 60' depth.

Lot of ground with buildings thereon.

Confirmation of adjudication made Oct. 7, 1842. Lot of ground in the square of the city, designated by the No. 4 on a plan by Joseph Pilie, N.P., January 22, 1825, having 25' 2" front on Dumaine Street by a depth of 60' with all buildings thereon. This sale was made by order of the Court of Probates in 1842, to settle estate of Francois Alpuente.

A lot on Dumaine Street between Bourbon and Royal streets, designated by No. 4 on plan of Joseph Pilie, hereto annexed. Acquired as part of a larger lot of ground forming a corner of Bourbon and Dumaine streets, in 1824.

Lot of ground forming a corner of Bourbon Street and Dumaine Street, measuring 60' front on Bourbon Street and 120' of depth, or front on Dumaine Street. With the house and other buildings thereon.

Lot of ground with all the buildings thereon, forming a corner of Bourbon and Dumaine streets; bounded on one side by property of Peter Guesnon and on the other by that of Adelaide LeSassier, f.w.c. The property was sold at Public Auction by order of Superior Court of the Territory after it was abandoned to his creditors by Sebastian Esteva.