Bridgeton pioneer., 1906-09-06
Thursday, the 10th Day Of
September A. D., 1906

IN the nremises hereafter firstly de-
scribed. at Vineland, New Jersey, be-
tween the hours OF twelve and five
O'Clock Ito wit at two o'clock in the af.
ternoon of said day, all the following de-
scribed Real Estate and Personal Prop
erty i:
All that certain tract of land and
premises situate in the Borough of Vine
land. in the County OF Cumberland and
State of New Jersey, bounded and de-
scribed as follows:
Beginning at the intersection of the
centres of the Easterly Railroad Boule-
ward and Chestnut avenueand extending
along the centre of said Railroad Boule
ward south, eight degrees west. twenty
one and fifty two one.hundredths rods to
a point: thence South eighty two de-
grees East. forty rods to a stake; thence
North eight degrees East, twenty one
and fifty two one-hundredths rod to the
centre of said Chestnut avenue thence
along the same, North eighty-two de-
corner and place of beginning.
Containing five and thirty eight one.
hundredths Is 3s-100) acres strict measure.
Q ALL THOSE CERTAIN pieces of
land situate in the Borough of Vineland,
County of Cumberland and State of New
Jersey, aforesaid, bounded and described
as follows, to wit:
(a,) BEGINNING on the Southerly
side of Ounce street two hundred feet
westerly of the Westerly side of Sixth
street, and extending thence from said
beginning point along the Southery side
of Ounce street westwardly distance
of fifty feet and at right angles to said
Ounce street between two parallel lines
depth Southwardly to the Northerly
side of Cherry street distance of three
hundred feet.
COMPRISING lots numbers eleven
(ll( and twenty COY of block forty-five
(45) of the Easterly district of the re-
corded Town Plot of Vinelsnd.
(b.) BEGINNING on the Northerly
side OF Chestnut avenue two hundred
feet westerly of the westerly side of Sixth
street. and extending thence from said
beginning point along the said Northerly
a distance of one hundred feet, and at
right angles to said Chestnut avenue
between two parallel lines with width
of one hundred fee; in length or depth
northwardly distance of three hundr ed
and twenty feet to the Southeriy side of
Cherry street.
Comprising lots numbers ten (l0 J
eleven Q1,) nineteen (l9) and twenty (zO)
of Block number forty nine (49) on the
recorded Town Plot of Vineland, East
erly district.
The first tract of land will be sold
subject to mortgage of $4,000. held by
the Tradesmeu's Bank of Vineland, New
Jersey, with interest at six per cent.
from November 21st, 1905, together with
unpaid taxes,
The second tract of land will be sold
subject to a mortgage of $1,000. with inter-
est at six per cent. from November 14th,
1905. and taxes.
Track number one is fitted up as a rug
manufacturing plant, and is In complete
working order, and there is erected
frame addition thereto; a two story brick
factory; another two story brick factory,
together with the adjoining brick wings.
including two story brick boiler and
dry house; frame storehouse q two
story frame dwelling house containing
about six rooms apd two story frame
barn, and including in said buildings all
working machinery. looms and other
fixtures ready for manufacturing pur-
poses, also all Office fixtures, desks, &c.
The sale is to include everything
moveable and immoveable on said prem.
ises.
Premises number two is vacant land.
There will also be sold with the above:
patent papers for three shuttle weave for
woven chenille fabrics, granted to Thos.
Hlrst, an assignment thereof having been
had from said Hirst to said bankrupt
compan't. dated June 14th, 1901.
All of said premises, personal property,
and patent rights. will he sold tog, ther
as whole, subject to the encum brances
as above set forth.
Conditions made known at time of sale,
To be sold pursuant to an order of the
District Court of the United states for
the Dist let of New Jersey, in the matter
of Hirst Smyrna Rug Manufacturing
Company, bankrupt.
The plant may be inspected any day
before the sale except Sunday on appli
cation to the watchman in charge.
Dated August 18th, 1906.
THOMAS E. FRENCH, Trustee.
JOSHUA E. BoRToN, Proctor.
Prs. Fees S25.3S S2l st tues
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