Barre v. City of New Orleans

On Beheaeing.

Ltjdei.ing, C. J..After mature consideration, we see no reason.to change the decree rendered by us on the eighth of March, 1869.

The plaintiffs allege that they are entitled to the possession -and control of certain portions of the batture in the city of New Orleans, as proprietors of riparian property; that their ancestor owned a lot, number thirty-four in a certain plan of a portion of the city at the corner of Girod and Tchoupitonlas streets, in the year A. D. 1779, ’which lot was bounded, on the front, by the river; that, in 1793 or 1794, after the death of Ternoir, with whom…