Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1874-12-10
BANKRUPT SALE.
VALUABLE MANUFACTURING
PROPERTY.

the United States for the Southern Dis
triet of Ohio, in case of Samuel A. Nash,
Assignee in Bankruptcy VS.. Francis l..
q James A. LeClercq and others, No.
ieSo. will offer for sale on
Tuesday, the 9th day of Janu-
airy, A. ID. 1875,
at II O'Clock in the forenoon. ON the
premises, the following described real
estate and property. viz:
That tract and parcel of property con-
sisting OF lots in the city of GalIinolis
county OF Gallia, and State of Ohio. and
numbered on the recorded plat of said
city, nine (9,) ten (l0,) eleven Cll. !, and
southeast half OF twelve (l2,) [except
about eight feet off of back or rear end
of said lOtsl and known as the SsUnion
WOOlen Mill" property, of Leclerco
Brothers, including all the buildings
thereon, the fixtures, machinery and
other property therein, and also includ-
ing strip Of about five feet wide out of
fOur-aere lot number l27, used for drain
ing purposes from said main property.
The buildings thereon consist of the
main factory, Il one-Story brick l1O feet
by 62 feet, with additions of engine
room 45 feet by 32 feet, dye room IS
feet by 81 feet, picker room % feet by
II feet, all under one self-supporting
roof, metal-cOvered, with gas fixtures
and heating pipes throughout; all nee
essary wells, water-tanks, pumps, con-
nections, shaftings, hangers, pulleys and
betting, nearly new and In good order
for immediate running, it is believed.
In the engine room are one engine.
two boilers, blacksmith's forge, &c.
In the main manufacturing room are
20 single and double box looms, 2 sets
spinning mules, sets cards, picker,
waste picker, willow, shearing machine,
traverse grinder, and other property
and machinery necessary for manufac-
turing woOlen goods, and In the dye
house are all the machinery and furni-
ture necessary for the capacity of the
factory.
The buildings, fixtures, machinery
and other property are all new, having
been used only about two years.
On the said property are also one two
story frame warehouse, go feet by 36
feet, nearly new, with office therein;
one two-stOry warehouse 80 feet by 20
feet, one-story brick dwelling house,
two tenements, 81 feet by 2S feet; also,
dry-shed, bleach-hOuse and other neces-
sary out-buildings.
This manufactOry, known as the
''Union Woolen MILL" has been in OPP
GRAFTON for - years, and is of established
and good reputation. The property was
destroyed by fire some four years since,
and the present buildings were built en-
tirely new, and the machinery pur-
chased new and of the latest improved
kind.
Appraised at $29 1920.
Said property will be sold to the high
est bidder, but not for less than two
thirds of the appraised value thereof,
and upon the terms of one-fourth cash
on day of sale, and the balance in six,
twelve and eighteen months from day of
sale; the deferred payments to bear i'll
terest at the rate of seven per cent. per
anuum and to be secured by mortgage
ON the premises sold. Said real estate
will be sold free of all membranes
thereon, except taxes due after the Goth
Of December, \. d. 1874.
Should there be no bidders for said
property entire, as above described, un-
Ter said terms of sale, the said Assignee
will, at said time and place and upon the
same terms of sale, offer for sale sep
lrately, so much of said real estate as
Is included within the following boun-
laries, to-wit: Commencing at point in
the front line of said lot No. 8, on Vine
street, sixty-fve (65) feet from the cor
ner of said lot at the intersection of
Third and Vine streets; thence running
back at right angles with said Vine
street to the back line of said "WOolen
Mill" property, being lG6 feet, more or
less; thence along the rear line of said
property in Il northwesterly direction to
4 point in said rear line, being the centre
of the back line of said lot number
eleven ll;) thence at right angles with
said rear line to Vine street dividing
said lot IL into two equal parts; thence
along the front line of said property
towards Third street to the place of be-
ginning; including all of said lot No.
10, southeast half of No. IL, and all of
No. 8 except 80 feet off of the southeast
side thereof, with said strip of about five
feet through four-acre lot No. 127. The
main manufacturing buildings with its
with all fixtures, machinery,
&C., as above described are situate on
and appraised with said described part.
Appraised at $24 $4,000.
Should said last described tract be bid
off aud sold at said sale, then the said
assignee will, at the same time and place,
md upon the same terms, offer for sale
The balance of said first described tract
m separate parcels, as follows; That
part of said lot number 9, described as
at the south corner of said
OF, intersection of Third and Vine
ii 81.
OF up Third street to the lower front
0rner of the warehouse on said lot, be-
ng90 feet, more or less thence at right
ngle with said Third street back 65
eet; thence ut right angle with said
asst line down to front line on Vine
trect; thence TO beginning corner, pre-
enting front on Vine street of 65 feet
nd on Third street of 80 feet, more or
ess, with the brick dwelling-house
hereOn.
Appraised at s., 10000.
ALSO, that part of said lot number 9,
on line of said lot on Third
treet at upper east corner of said last
arcel; thence running up Third street
D within twelve feet of the upper line
( said WOOlen Mill property, being Ga
eet, more or less; thence at II right angle
flEn IDlfu street Dack % Ie6Ls b1encc
{ a right angle with said last line down
D the upper north corner of said last
bove parcel; from thence at right
ngles along the upper line of said last
.act to place of beginning, with the
Ight to use as appurtenant to the same,
l common with the tract on which the
lain factory is situate, an alley Il feet
Iide between said last tract and upper
lie of said WOolen Mill property, be-
ig front on Third street of 81 feet,
lore or less, running back 65 feet, with
of said alley, with warehouse
lereon.
Appraised at 81 10000.
ALSO, the northwest half of lot num-
er IL. Appraised at $4,000.
ALSO, the southeast half of lot num-
er II. Appraised at $4,000.
Should said first principal tract sell at
lid sale, and the balance as above sub
vided fail to find bidders, then said
llance will be offered in smaller sub
the plan and appraisements of
hich can he seen at the Office of the
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