COTTON FACTORY

 FOR SALE.
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The subscriber offers for sale thc ertens,"e Cotton

 Factory standing on the SheyGug RirA in the centre of the toaon of Washington.

 feet iie,"g in Ienaibs Is ond ol 5'40ei 4O fec,

 asa a.@ in breadth, three stories for n1a-

 FEE @ sa chinery, and the basement for

 !s2s,as5 building machinery; built in -s--Se,I Iaz.ssesas the most substantial manner. and has been in operation only three years; with stone dam, and water power utficient to drive 400O spindles; with all the Machine rv in full and successful operation as Man- utactory of Skeetings. Said Mill will be sold with or without the Machinery in it, US shall best suit the purchaser, i: being we'll calcula- ted for Woollen Mill.

 Also, a large Double HOUSE, with suitable out-buildings, all now, and in complete repair; with the Land adjoining. gocd set of Ore rators are nor in he mill, and would be retain- cd by the purchaser, if wished. There are three hcuses of public worship within half mile of said mill, an academy, and two school necessary, as whoever purchases will wish to view the same. .4t .~

 u]' Said MiU aciU 5e sold ct Public Auction on the first Monday of March nert, unzess pre- riously disposed of ct prirate sale.

 For general information respectingt the mill and stand. the public are referred to Messrs. Peck, White & Go. of Hartford: Preston & O., superintendents of the Eagle Factory in | Ashford ROderick Dimock, of North Coyen- try and J. w. & R. Leavitt, of New-YorK. The payments for the above property can be made as easy as the purchaser may wish--a. long credit can be given. MARVIN w. DIMOCK, Agent

 Washington. Con. Dec. 29, 1886. *3O