The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-27
greeable, and it makes little dust. In short.

and it makes little dust. In short,
have reason to oeheye, that when cnce il
is seen by the young a,Ses CT oar state,
they will be as anxious or their parents 20
give two hundred dollars for Columbian
SIfBsfe- tor them. as tney wcuid for "A Plan
no. The proposal Mr. M'Br,de has made,
for his selling his patent right IN this state. is
now before The Legislature : what viii he
the event canno SAY F; shouldn't rot suit tn,
Legislature to purchase, he vii sell rights
TO individuals, and viii probably pass some
months III Charleston, in the Course of this
winter, whore those who are desirous of
possessing mis- machine, may procure the
right Of constructing lhem.' So. Giy Ca-.
The quantity of Gotten now in the CITY
and Liberties OF Philadelphia, appears. by
Of every quality. va ghiug ten millions Of
ponds. Tac present nnnoer of cotton spin
ming establish nents in cue ciSy and County of
Philadelphia. Is thirty six The use ct cot
ton IS extending rapidly, particularly in
Pennsylvania. 1t Will serve for every l,ur-
pose, which does not require fuliuy We
getables cannot be fulled The cotfon Flank.
et has been made with great success and
profit. The quantity of Blankets now in
use N the United Sta,cs, weighs tul 25 ,OOO,-
00oof pounds. and they viii serve f,n. every
/
doors, or in the wet, do not exceed $50. COO
POUNDS IN weight, or enc blanket in the hun
drcd. Ninety-nine in every hundred are ex-
ceilent and handsuac when made Of cotto
only. The vast quantity Of cotton in Phla-
deiphia, will spread in every direction thro'
the middle States. In Baltimore. there, is
alsoa very great quantity, much Of which
goes into tho Chesapeake and Delaware Pen
insula, and into PENNSYLVANIA AID Mary
land. In like manner, New York aud Alba
ny, and the scaporss of all the Eastern states
are full of cotton, counting the hand Of the
male and female manufacturers. This ire
sence ct me razc material, zaN .gi-,e 6irth
and ccfeRsion 10 manufactures Hence
Greece and Italy produced statues and tenn
pies of marble, and hence Russia makes the
best linens in the world. Hence Itaiv ma
nufactures. silks. Hence England anc Sw--
den have manufactures of Copper and Iros.
america EoiN AGre mGnnE.ctures Of CotSon,
for before she discovered the Importance OF
this plant, She manufactured all the Clothing
materials she could raise or import: all the
wool, iiaN, hemp, leather ant! iron The Lou
isian1 lead mas actually given rise tothe ma
nutactnry OF balls, shot c0'ors, sheets. but
tons, utensils and other Kings, equal 10 the
whole annual interest of the purchase mo
neY. Manufactures are spting;ne up every
where, and every day. We make in the u.
States, twc0ty one millions worth of our clo-
thing ALREADY. What is 10 prevent the ma
nutacturc Cfthe other twenty millions? Bri
! tain viii rue her insoieut and predatory con-
duct
The price of our grain can and will be
supported by the distil!eries and hrewcries.
We import fourteen millions of gallons OF
distilled spirits and inolasses TO ma e spirits
10 manufacture this, will require nearly Sc
! ven millions Of bushels of grim This alone
will support the price of barley, rye, corn
and wheat as wines, spirits and noiasses
decrease. TIE n0n-infercourse will keen
or riOal. foreign liquors.
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