American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-06-03
Domestic uanutactures in Philadelphia aud its VI
entity.
COTTON AND WOODEN.

.Arkwright Steam .IiIL, situated in Kensington,
Front street, has in operation 900 spindes calcu
lated 10 spin 90 thousand weight of Cotton yarn an
nually, employs about 60 hands, 10 horse power.
Parker, Antrim s. Co. proprietors.
Bristol Cotton and 900lLen Factory, occupied
by Isaac Pitcher, situated al Bristol 90 miles from
Philadelphia.
Cotton and WoolLen Factory, at New Hope
Bucks Co. Penn. Wells and Fisher proprietors.
Grocer, Jlhn p. Cotton Mandatory at Crum
Creek, Delaware Co. Penn. which has in operation
about 1000 spindles.
Darby Cotton Factory, at Darby Creek, miles
from Philadelphia, containg 1,700 spndles, and l6
looms, propelled by water power. Manufactures
brown Sheeling and Cotton yarn, and employs about
60 persons, Bernard M'Credy, proprietor and agent,
Is North From, street Philadelphia.
Fisher, Rn,. L Woollen Mandatory at Ger
mantown about miles from Philadelphia.
Franhford Cotton Factory has in operation 1916
spndles, manufactures about 600 pounds, of No. 90
to 80 Cotton yarn, per week. Warehouse, Minor
Street, Philadelphia, David and Sicard proprietors
Frazier John, Manufacturer of Cotton yarn,
Sheetngs and Shrtings. establishment situated, at
The corner of Fifth and Christian streets, Phade,-
phia hs in operation 1000 spndles, by steam power.
Chenille Cotton Factory, owned by James Par
ker, has in operation 1000 spindlcs and 90 looms.
Chester county, Penn.
Globe Mills, are situated in the Northern Liber-
ties, Germantown road, between Second and Third
streets. They have in operation 1900 spindes
carding and other machinery IN proportion use
about Is bales of cotton, of 500 pounds each, per
week; and manufactures shirtings, sheetngs, ging-
hams, checks, drlngs, webbing, SC. employs 500
hands. Craige, Huston & Co. owners, 10 Market
street Philadelphia.
Grenier, John, No. 26s Market street, Philadel
phia-owns the Trenton Cotton Mill, adloiniog the
city of Trenton-New. Jersey. The works are pro-
PEELED by water power, and have in operation 1,10C
spindes, carding machines, looms, and other ma
chinery in proportion. The goods manufactured
shirtings, sheetings ginghams checks drillings
sc. spin 1100 lbs. yarn per week, and employ about
100 persons. Warehouse, 260 Market street, Phil
adelphia
Grundy, Thomas, "a Church Alley, Philadelphia
manufacturer Of cotton goods
| Hastings and Lufcen, cotton factory, situated al
Chester Greek, Delaware Co. Penn. employs abou
| 1000 spndles
| Hotmesburg Factory, at Holmesburg Phadel
phia, Co. Penn. has In operation $500 spindes
David Lewis proprietor, South Front street Phila
delphia. ga
Kelly, Philip, Woollcn Mandatory, at German
town, about miles from Philadelphia 9
Kensington Cotton MIL situated on the margin
Of the river Delaware, in Kensngton; containing
200 spndles and spins Is hundred weight of raw
cotton, per week, into yarn of from No. IA to 90
gives constant employment 10 los persons, men
women and children. Burts, Moore and Keen, pro
prietors Philadelphia
Leafs, DauM, Cotton Manufacturer, South Front
street Philadelphia.
/ Lodge Cotton MIL, is situated at Darby Creek, c
miles from Philadelphia, and employs 924 spindes
BENJAMIN Hutchinson, proprietor Henry Simpson,
selling agent, 26 North Front Street, Philadelphia
Llnsren and Co. C. own Cotton Factory, ST.
tuated on Chester Greek, Delaware County, Penn.
which has in operation 1000 spindles
] M Cailmont Geo. 81 Dock street Philadelphia
owns Woollen Factory in Bristol Township, on
frankfort road, l-2 miles West of frankfort. and