Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-03-15
FOR SALE
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.

FNflE BURLINGTON Mill. COMPANY, through
n the undersigned their Trustee, will sell
at Public Auction, at their office in Colchester,
on the 2Sth day OF March, 1914, at ten O'Clock
in the forenoon, their valuable Mandatory
heretofore occupied by them and used for the
manufacturing of Broad Cioihs together with
the entire machinery contained therein, and
about five acres of land appurtenant, with sundrv
hujlainTs thereon erected.
The Factory hn ding WAS completed and nut
in operation in 1893, is $50 feet in length. and
40 leet IN width. is built of brick and its founda
ton upon sold rock, is six stories IN height be
sldps The attic, the walls three feet thick at
bottom, the floors laid with three inch plank
covered with lime mortar, which is also covered
with one and one fourth inch plank, and the
ceilings plastered. The whole structure is of
the most substantial and faithful workmanship.
and the materials selected from the best TO be
procured in this country. The building is in A
perfect state OF preservation and in good repair,
Inc machinery consists principally of the follow.
ing articles:
10 Fu!Ing Mills and ? Scourinr Boxes.
IL Gigs, l Indigo Grinder and = Brushes in
Gig Rooms
IA Jacks IA Spindles each, and Bobbins for
same;
8 Set Cards complete, and Spools for do.
az Looms-ten OF them entirely new, not
having oeen put IN operation
Large Presses and about 100 Press Plates
l Picker, and l Buster;
Cross Cut Shears, and 9 Broad Shears
Steam, l Cloth and Flannel Rrusher
Dye Stuff Cutterl Ways Cu,ter,and Fiat
Rolling Machine;
l Circular Saw and frame complete:
Warper and Dresser, 2 Spoilers, and 9
Regulators; '"N -
1000 Gig Flats, and 10 Gross Press Papers
Lathes and l Set Joner's Tools
Forge Pump that fills Casks in the attic
story.
The whole propelled by 9 Waterwheels 36
feet in diameter. The machinery was built IN
part by X. Daniels g. Co. and in par, by Leland
d. Sabin of Milbury Mass. and it is believeI
that for despatch of business and durability Of
workmanship, is equal 10 any other machinery
now running in the United States Connected
WIN Inc Factory building is a Brick B5iler
House ~ by 26 feet, with two large wrourb,
Iron boilers, also a Brick Dye House So nv aS
feet with two wash Boxes, two large Conner
Kettles, one Copper Cylinder three Blue Watts
and one Securing Tub.
Upon the premises adjacent, and in the most
convenient and safeipositicr, are the following
buildings: Il Store House of wood, 40 by 20
leet an Office of wood, 81 by 20 feet with
large Iron Safe, Desks, Tmepece, Bed. Chairs
and Gun; Black Smith Shop, of wood, 80 by
70 feet; Dwelling House, Of wood SO by "a
feet; Block of three tenements, of wood.
2l-2 stories high, - by "a feet; Block Of six
lenemen's OF brick, stories high, $50 by 30
feet; Wool House Of brick. and fire proof. 76
by 30 feet; Pews Nos 6, 23, So, 50 in Brick
Church Winooski Village; Indigo, Woad DYE
stun, and = Set Fairbanks Scales,l stout Horse.
Wagon, Cart, Sled and Harnesses
Also all the fixtures, machinery, manufacturing
apparatus, tools and implements and other appur
tehances and things whatsoever of said Company
pertaining to their corporate business
Inc above property is situated on the north
oahh OF onion River, about two miles from the
lour'shlng village of Burlington and the navina.
bic waters of Lake Champlain, and by Canal is
connected with the Hudson River. The sunnIv
OF water is abundant and unfailing, and NAV be
used Tor all purposes except grinding grain. TIE
mead ana TALL Is ~ feet, and the location of the
MI secures i from all danger of lreshers.
THE TERMS of payment required, will
De twenty per cent in cash a. the time of the
sa'e' ana The balance in thirty days thereafter
wheh the conveyance will be passed. and if
me balance is not paid, the twenty per cent will
DC retained as a forfeiture to the Company.
LUTHER LOOMS,
Trustee of Burlington Mill Company.
Burlington March IL, lS44.