622-626 Dauphine St.

1/2 interest. Lot 10 commences 117' 8" 6''' from the corner of St. Peter St., and measures 33' 0" 3''' front on Dauphine St. by a depth of 127' 10" 1''' b.e.p.l.

Resale for $34,400, terms. 1/2 interest each.

Sale. Lot 10.

Resale for $28,000, terms.

Sale.

Mortgage $20,000 cash.

Resale for $16,000, terms.

Sale for $29,500 cash.

Mortgage $16,500 cash.

Resale for $10,500, terms.

Sale.

Mortgage $13,500.

Sale for $4,000 cash.

Mortgage $1,400.

Lot of ground with buildings and improvements thereon in 2nd District; square 72, bounded by Dauphine, St. Peter, Bourbon and Toulouse streets; said lot measures: 33' 0" 3''' front on Dauphine St., by 127' 10" 1''' in depth b.e.p.l.

$4,000 for this and other property. Toussaint Saux, his 1/2 interest in said property.

Her 1/2 interest in said property.

Original Act. Lot of ground measuring in French measure: 30' front on Dauphine St. by 120' in depth.

A lot of ground situated in Dauphine Street, between St. Peter and Toulouse streets, measuring 31' front in Dauphine Street and 120' in depth; together with all the buildings thereon.

A lot of ground situated in Dauphine Street, between Saint Peter and Toulouse streets, measuring 31' front on Dauphine Street, by 120' of depth; together with the buildings in a bad condition which now exists on the said lot. The property belongs to the present vendress because of a transaction which took place between herself and the tutor of the minors Molinari, according to an act passed and dated, July 14, 1843, before the notary, Charles V. Foulon.

Original Act. Transaction to sell property and settlement of rights. A lot of ground in Dauphine Street with the houses thereon. The houses are in bad condition and rented for a small revenue. This property is now purchased by Mrs. Fernandez, with paraphernal money and therefore is her own personal property. The succession of Antoine Molinari was opened in the Probate Court in the year 1833 and an Inventory of his property was made in the year 1834, his heirs were his widow and three minor children. Mrs. Molinari, later married Rufino Thomas Fernandez, and a family meeting was held in favor of the minors and homologated by proceedings of the Probate Court, dated April 14, 1842 and June 5, 1843. After this family meeting the above transaction was agreed upon, to settle with the former Widow Molinari now Mrs. Fernandez; as the revenue produced by the rental of real estate located in this city is not sufficient to cover the cost of the education of her minor children, she agrees to contribute out of her own funds $240.00 a year of $80.00 each per annum, until they reach the age of majority. At the time of the inventory made in 1834, the property presently sold was described as a lot situated in Dauphine Street, between St. Peter and Toulouse streets, measuring about 31' front by about 120' in depth, bounded on one side by property of Taman, a free negress, and in the rear by property of Paul Lanusse. The buildings on the lot consist of a house of brick, roofed with tiles, composed of four rooms, two with fireplaces, a gallery on the Court and two small pantries at each end, a kitchen well located in the first court; in the second court in the west is one small room, with a chimney, built of brick roofed with tiles, with a small closet, fenced and used as an office. The property is valued at $6000. This property was listed in the marriage contract between Therese Elliot or Helliot and Antoine Molinari, given before Carlile Pollock, Notary July 11, 1825, as being part of the goods brought to the community by the future husband Antoine Molinari, shop-keeper and merchant of this city.