The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-03-17
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.

AIRY IA, 1914, in the above entitled
cause, will be sold by the unders gned
as commissioners, subject to confirm
alton by the court, to the highest bid
der before the courthouse OF Glynn
county, Georgia, Tuesday, April I,
1914, between 30 O'Clock a. N. and 4
O'Clock p. m, all of the following de
lscribed property of the defendant, Var
iyan Naval Stores Company, to-wit:
Ia That tract OF land in the city Of
Brunswick, Glynn county, Georgia, be-
ginning at the point OF intersection of
the southern line of n s.raet With the
eastern line of du. Bignon street,
thence running soutnerly along the
eastern line OF duBignon st:eat
distance of $50 feet to the northern
line of l. street; thence running east
erly along the northern line Of l.
street distance OF $3.50 fee to a
point that would be intersected by the
eastern line of Cleveland street if pro
lected northerly across l. street;
thence running southerly along the
eastern line OF Cleveland street a
d stance OF $50 feet to a stone post
on the western boundary line of that
public highway or street known as the
boulevard or Glynn avenue, and run
nlnS thence Hortherly along the west
ern line OF SAID Boulevard a distance
Of 434 feet; thence running south ~
degrees east, a distance of .633 feet,
more or less to the low water mark
on the western shore Of Dupree's
creek; thence running northeriy along
the low water mark of the western
shore Of said Dupree's creek to a point
that would be intersacted by the
northern line of the Town Commons
Of said city; llence running north SO
degrees 10 minutes west, along said
Town Commons line a distance CT / :
522 feet more or less, to q stone post
/ Oh the southern side of N str&et;
! thence running westerly along the
southern side of N street q distance
OF 1,94t feet and inches to tie le-
ginning point; ana excepting from tie
said described tract and from the op.
Grafton of this conveyance those por-
/ tons of l. street and the Boulevard o.
Glynn avenue which lie within the
| boundaries of said described tract;
and said tract of land containing about
50 IL acres.
Together with all and singular, the
improvements located thereon, and all
buildings, structures, storage tanks
machinery, appliances, fixtures, ct
cetera, going to make up or used in
connection with the plant of the de,
PENDANT located thereon, and Glso al
personal property Except manufactur-
ed products, stock in various corpora
tons, and notes, accounts aud chcse5
in action), at sad plant, includ ng cut
wood, two tank Gags, office furniture
and fixtures, supplies and raw mate.
rial then on hand, one gasoline launch,
one lighter, eight horses, three auto
mobiles, one locomotive, appliances,
tools and Equipment Of all kinds, and
all and singular the properties, prop.
erty rights and easements of whatso
ever kind or character appurtenant to
said Brunswick plant.
| CD Also the patent rights owned
and controlled by the defendant (sav-
ing and excepting only the right to
use and enjoy the same within the
territory embraced in the states of
Mississippi and Alabama), covering
the processes in use by it in manufac-
turing rosin, turpentine and pine oil
out of pine wood and stumps by ex-
tracing the rcsinous substances there
from and then refining such substance
es into the finished products, to-wit:
No. 915,400; date, March 16, 1909;
inventor, Homer r. Iaryan; inven-
tons, process for removing turpen-
tine and rosin from resinous wood
No. 9l5,4O1; date, March 16, 1903;
INVENTOR Homer r. Yaryan; inven-
tons, process for purifying rosin
No. 915,402; date, March 16, 1909;
inventor, Homer T. Yaryan; inven-
lions, process for treatment OF rosin.
No. 922,369; date, May IS, 1909; in
ventor, George Walker; inventions,
process for extracting rosin and tur-
pentine.
No 934,257; date, Sept. II, 1909; IL
/ yentor, Homer T. Yaryan inventions,
processes for the publication Of ros-
in
No. 964,728 date, July 10, 1910; in
ty1v nv,
apparatus for extracting turpentine
and resin from resinous wood.
No 292,325; date, May 1G, 1911; in
ventor, Homer T. Yaryan; inventions,
process for extracting turpertine and
rosin from resinouS- wood
/ All being specified as letters patent
Of the United States Of America for
/ Inventions and improvements.
(C) Also two hundred nnuIoe and