The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-01-12

NrsS1SsrPP1 MAxUTAcrURIxG Co, Bankrupts. J
On the Petition Of Creditors.
A@sfsnees Sale.
DURSUANT to a decree rendered In the
/ above cause on the I'd day OF Decem Der,
1870 [ will on the I'D day Of February, 1871,
proceed 10 sell to the highest bidder, at public
outcry in front of the Factory building, IN the
town of Wesson. Copiah county, Mississippi
all the real and personal property belonging
TO the said Bankrupts estate situated IN 20
One half cash, and the balance IN three
equal instruments, payable In SIX, twelve ana
eighteen months, 10 be secured oy a men on
the property sold, together with approved per-
sonal security and an insurance against hre
till full payment, as directed in the decree
The said property consists of Cotton and
now in full operation, Steam Saw Mill, dwell
ings tenement cottages, hotel, depot, drug
store, market house, store and contents, and
store houses, wood shop, mules, oxen and wa
rons and nearly four thousand acres Of Land,
snbracin9 several valuable plantations.
The Factory proper il 9 one story brick bull.
ding of the most substantial character, S4O
feet long, 90 feet wide IL IL feet celIlng, Gov
Picker houses detached from main building,
engine and boiler house at centre of factory,
and attached TO it
MAcHISERY-The machinery consists of one
superb 80 horse power engine, Is by AZ, built
bv the Niles works, Cincinnati, with two i've
fue boilers, p feet long and As deg. diameter,
Outlet steel brush, 90 saw gin, Atwood do,
/ Bacon willow. ] single beaten lapper, two
do. do and willow, built by Rogers locomo-
tive and machine works, Patterson, N. J., %
thirty inch cards, workers and Shippers, IO
top fats, self-striPPing cylinders, railway
heads with patent eVener attached, one roll 3
collier drawing frame, carding room three 70
block list speeders, all of Rogers make, one
Hardy's grinder, for workers, shippers and
fats, and one roller grinder for defer and
cylinder.
SpISNING RooM.-Fourteen IA spindle spin
ming frames, of which are for filling, 8 ira
verse and 2 I" and "a rings, built by Rogers,
one 60 spindle spooler, Wrappers, z dressers,
one 20 spindle twister, power banding ma
| chine, l hand do. and reels.
WEAVE SHoP.-Sixty- four looms, built by
Thos. Wood, Fairmount machine works, Phila-
delpha, of these there are 30 three box 10
| treadle, u two do, do, 16 plain Arcade.
Wool RoOM.-Five 30' breaker cards, with
burr rollers and side drawings, five 30
breaker do, five 30' fnisher, four 264 spindle,
wool mules, Hardy's grinder for workers and
shippers, do doffer and cylinder, Goddard s
burning machine, jerks wool picker, Cur
tbs Marble shearer, hard waste do, one Sc
| inch gig, buster, l washing machine, l full
ing machine, wool washer, 5 dye watts, sizing
trough, hat press, papers and plates, l warp
| dyeing machine, l beamer, l warping mill, 3
wool scaffolds, cloth winder and measurer, 4
lines tenter bars, l engine screw cutting
| lathe 49, swing, ii feet long, geer cutter i
turning lathe, circular saw, l bench and
vices blacksmith shop and tools. Total-20l6
cotton spindles and GA looms, capable of pro-
ducing 250O yards Osnaburgs, and 500 lbs.
yarns per day; or employing the 1856 wool
spindles, 100 yards mixed cotton and wooden
goods, and 200 yards cotton do, and 400 lbs.
yarns.
The most of the machinery is in excellent
order. The lines of shafting are of superior
make and finish. The sc three box 10 treadle
looms are almost new.
This machinery is and has been producing
superior manufactures, its yarns taking pre-
cedence of all others.
The store block contains store 100 by So
reading room, hall, and clerks chambers
above, president s, secretary's, and treasurer's
Offices, with roomy vault and safe. Superin-
tendents office and store room in centre of
yard. Cotton house 50 by 30.
Buildings surmo6nted with tower Sc feet
high, substantially built and covered with
iron.
OUTBUILDINGs. Forty operatives houses
one story frame, with from to rooms. Four
superior dwelling houses for officers, two story
hotel, IL rooms, wood shop 40 by 80, engine
house attached, with 20 horse power engine
and boiler, and other buildings before men
toned.
The factory is lighted by No. 7 Empire
Gass Machine, furnishing 100 burners giving
a perfect light in all the factory, gasoline oil
being the material used.
The location of the factory is in the midst
of good farming country atfording large
quantities of cotton, &C., and is on the divi-
ding ridge between the Mississippi and Pearl
Rivers, is high and healthy, and within the
influence of the sea breezes, on the line of the
New Orleans, Jackson and G. N. railroad, l39
miles above New Orleans and AZ miles south
of Jackson, the capitol of the State.
A switch in 30 feet of the front of the
factory and store houses. The lands of the
company lie near the railroad, and are dense
ly wooded with an inexhaustible supply of
fuel and saving timber.
This is the rarest chance for an investment,
perhaps ever offered in the South, and cannot
fail to attract the attention of capitalists
thrOr1 rhntEf
in Southern manufacturing.
Persons desiring to examine the property
will find good accommodations at the Wesson
Hotel, and will be shown the property by the
Assignee or some officer residing on the pre-
misses,
Address the undersigned at Jackson or
Wesson, Mississippi.
JAMES D. STEWART,