Bouligny v. Fortier

By public act passed before A. Mazureau, a notary public in the city of New Orleans, on the 4th of February, 1853, the third opponent, Mrs. Malhilde Labranche, duly assisted and authorized by her husband, Edmond For-tier, Jr., purchased from J. A. Livaadais, for the price of eighty thousand dollars, a plantation in the Parish of Orleans, five miles above the city of New Orleans and on the opposite side of the river Mississippi, measuring thirty-three arpents, eight toises and five feet, more or less, front to the river, and forty arpents in depth, bounded above by tbe land of Edmond Fazende,…