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VIII be offered public sale the premises, on Tues
day the 2lst day of March next at o'clock that valuable
Cotton Factory situated tie Bandywine Greek, in the
State of Delaware about miles from Wilmington lately
occupied by LEWIS SUMaLRL & Co


The above establishment may be recommended as one of
the first in the country when considered in relation to the
great force and permanence of the water power the
eat and solty OF the buildings the proximity and conve-


ence to the markets Of Philadelphia and Baltimore, and
the remarkable heathiness Of the SIT ration.
The MILL which is of stone, 76 feet long by f5 feet
vide, stories high, and built III the substantial man
der. There also the premises twenty tenemens
the working people, store, and stable Of stone, and
Dyehoise with fixtures and bleaching apparatus The
about 27 acres part of which in wood
| aud part in pasture land.


The Machinery in the Mill is advertised for public sale
It The time and place, by the Assgnees of l. Sum-
merl & Co.


The for the Factory, which will be accommoda-
ting, will be made known the sale For further partc.
lars inquire of ANTHONY GiRARD, New York, or the
subscriber the premises. Z. l. DU P0NT.


B. If the Factory should not be sold, it will be rented
for term Of years.


| Feb g. 1926