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The Litchfield County post., 1827-09-27

The Thames T'GRnei.- by strong precaution-
airy measures the water had been almost COM
pletcly drawn out, and the workmen were
going on with their work. The earth in front
Of the face OF the present opening, had been
bored into the distance of ten or eleven feet,
and as it appeared somewhat loose, addi-
tiOnal tdTpulins had been sunk in the bed
Of the river over the stratum of sOil.--
Beyond this strong stratum of blue clay was
met with, through which quality of soil the
workmen had previously been very fortunate
in their eXertions.
Visitors descended the shaft by means of a
spiral staircase, aud meet the mouth Of the
tunnel. The passage from shore to shore
consist of two continuous archPd roads. sep
arated by line of brick work. The west
ern arch forming communication from north
to south. The archways are each IS feet 6
inches wide, and l6 feet 8 inches high; the
bricks are hard burnt and laid in Roman &C.
mont and sand which sets very fast.
The method of building the brick work is
extremely curious, By means of what is
termed overhangings,' several brickIayers
are enabled to work above each other at the
same time. An inverted arch two feet three
inches thick, is turned under each agchWa y
and supports the external wall and half the
middle wall on the other side .-The external
walls are battened or slanted inwards in order
more efectually to resist the pressure of the
arch. Openings 9 feet wide, arched at the
top, are let into the middle wall at distance
Of 12 feet from each other, thus forming a
communication between the two arches for
the accommodation of the passing pedestrian.
In each of these openings brilliant gas light
is placed, the gas of which is manufactured
on the premises.-The road way descends 8
feet in 100 to the extent of 400 feet from the
shaft, and it then proceeds on level until it
reaches the same distance from the north
shore-Tt is to be Macadamised and the sides
paved with Yorkshire flag, and part Of this
has been laid. 1t is at present open to pub
lie inspection, and an immense concourse as
sembled on the 9Th July on the works.
The Litchfield County post., 1827-09-27

The ordination of Rev. DANIEL L. CAROL,
over the first ecclesiastical society in this town. by the
South Consolation Of Litchfeld County, will take
place on Wednesday next, Oct. g. at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
Sermon by Rev. Mr.. Stanton, of Bethlem.
The Litchfield County post., 1827-09-27

The fall term Of the County Court commenced lis
session in this village, on Tuesday last.
The Litchfield County post., 1827-09-27

A bust of this lady has been recently exquisitel
executed by Behnes the sculptor.
The Litchfield County post., 1827-09-27


ginia to Mr.. Beverly, undertakes to inform
the readers of that paper, as to this persons
sanity Of mind, which he questions, and sus-
tains his doubts as follows. After first sta
ting that Mr.. Beverly's creed as a federalist
proved an obstacle 10 Virginia to the political
advancement of which he was very DESTROYS,
the writer says he turned his attention to all
sorts Of experiments in philosophy, and it was
thus he adds: @
"While in the full tide Of philosophical ex-
pertinent, that Mr.. Beverly committed an
act. which made me and most of his neigh
bOrs consider him a mad man. He acciden-
tally got acquainted with schoolmaster. a
man Of great science-but whose head was
more full, if possible, Of wild schemes than
his own. This man of theory made out to
convince him, that it was but triAing mat
ter to go to the moon, or any of the other
Pianets-that all that was necessary was re-
puisve power to throw substance out of the
earth's attraction-and that then it would, of
course. fall into the attraction of the moon.
The idea was just such an one as to strike the
fancy of Mr.. Bile accordingly gave the
teacher suit of clothes, to give up his claim
to originality in this doctrine, and let it be
believed that he Mr. b. was the original
protector of the scheme. He set his furnaces
to work. and had huge calibre cast, which
he set perPendicularly on end, on the top Of
the Blue Mountain, between two immense
rocks to keep it from bursting. This he
would frequently load with several hundred
weight of powder, & blow off immense rocks
into the air-sOmetimes he would put cats &
dogs into the crater of his artificial volcano
AS he found that they never returned OF
fell back to the same place, he concluded that
they must have gone to the moon. But then
his information about that planet was as linn
TIED as ever. His next object was to get some
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1827-01-27

At = Court Of Probate holden With
In and for the town of WarrGn,
on de 1st day January a. D 19af.
an Instrument pucporting to be the
last Will aad TsstaIncnt Of
:. HANNAH MASON,
late of.Aid Warren, DECEASED, az
been presented to this Court for Pre-.
bats. 20 Ordered, that the cpnsideration
thereof be referred tu a Cont Of Pro-
bate to be holden at the Town Clerk 9
Office in said Warren. onths first Mon.
day OF February next; aud that prev.
loss notice be given to al parties con
cerncd, by publishing this decree three
successive weeks in the Northern Star,
TO appear at that time and bs heard.
Witness,
SAMUEL RANDALL, Gle *.
Jan.6.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1827-01-27
CEORGET. GARDNER,

GEORGET Il. GARDNER,
Has inst recstUed and offers for safe,
-NRESH Muscatel Raisins.
n Ditto Keg ditto.
Ditto Figs and Currants.
Sicily Madeira Wine.
lisbon Ditto.
Malaga Ditto.
'Sisson'ssold Rnm.
400 lb. good Butter.
New Rice. &c.
ALSO-A very handsome assert
ment OF CROCk'ERY and GLASS
WARE.
Constantly on hand, Rye and In
q an Meal /; Goodwih's Essences.
&c. &c. &c.
Jan. IS.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1827-01-27
{ From the National Standard.
SUNSET.

increasing through the we.tern sky
Behold the hsht-hsir'd descend,
Before his face the shadows ny,
Behind his car the clouds attend
Why, Phabu', sinking to thy bed,
Why shades thy disk so deeply red
Midf orbs Of light, but thine but sua.l,
Thy wheels rsvolve, thy courses rush
Exalted DER Earth's little ball,
,i's strange the G.a of day should blush
Strange !--no, the cause is quick assign'd,
He. inst been looking on mankind,
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Notice.

RRS. VAN Sanford having
w large commodities room, would
IKE to add to her school, few scho!-
lars for one quartsr. who wish "a at
tend to History, Gram.nar. Geoc.
r.Phy. Composition. Writing, &c. "a
she vill be enabled 10 pay indi, iaai
attention. which those eiudies require,
Jan, go. ,--'''s y
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erPUBLIC NOTICE.E0

A Ii Prizes soId by ]. B. WUUD,
IN under $500 will be cAsHED ON
DEMAND, WITH OUT INTEREST out an
Prizes own that sum, if demanded be-
fore due. the simple interest will be
deducted. and II money is scarce, nev
GROVER double ixterest, including the
difference Of Exchange on the places
where the Prizes are payable, and ne
Lottery is drawn. CASH for all Pri-
zes sold by j. B. WGOp, esn always
be obtained on the above terms, and
When due, PAID 1T bic office, wIrHouT
ISrEalsr or difference of Exchange.
Providence. Tay6, u.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1827-01-27

A. r the annual meeting ofkbe 6l6ck
IN holders of the BRISTOL UF-
ION BANK, holden on Monday jan
uary LIT. 1897, the following gentle
men were chosen Diiecto I the en-
suing year, viz Parker Borden. Sam
uel Coggeshall, Nathaniel CoggeshaIl.
EphrAim Clifford. George b. Munro.
(eenwood REYNOLDS. Bspjmin Hal,
Josiah Gooding, and William Cogges-
hall. At a subsequent meetiHg Of the
Directors. PARKEA BoADEE, Esq. was
chosen President,
WIN. OOGGESHALL, Cashier.
Bristol. Jan. IS. 5.w
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3sottrN
ARNiNGs.


Besu,y--remember that change and deesy
VIII pursue in your path. fss the night FOL
lows Day;
Prids--bsar in mind That your form i o.
clay,
And wiIl,st With the mesnsst that stands fr
your way
weai'h--shat you are like the raiubow''
bright ray. s.,
!. Unsub.tnntisl - clouds, and more fee'ing
Rank Let your name br sshigh as Il may
411l the msndats be DUST even you must
y obey -T
Powsr-what things are your life and your
sway.
Which atresth can destroy and murmur
betray
Hap, ines'---kuow that you shine like the
light ~
or the wondering glenn that misleads u,
Mt night:
Plcasure--though painted all lovely and
bright,
That yos- visit, are fatal, aud rapid your
hght
Friendship-though dear to the sense and
the sight,
That thou art but flower which the win
try winds blight:
Lore-that thy name, il we read it. Alright,
Is passion, more fearful because Of its might .
Hope-'tis in you their attraction. unite,
But you lure US to leave when most you
invite.
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Hardware G,Ods.

Nd RASS Andirons, shorels T. tohgs,
I'D fancy and common bellows. all
in great variety selected with pecul.
lar care in Boston, and eommor
supply Of other articles Of HARD.
W1RE are just received and for sale
10y y
NJ NJ. g. J. r. WHEATON
Nor. IL.
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CALEB THURBER.
Commissioners Notice.

Commissioners Notice.
gU"HIs subscribers having been aP-
D pointed Commissioners to re-
cciyc and examine The claims OF the
creditors against The estate Of
HEZEKIAH MUNRO, sd,
late Of Bristol, yeoman, deceased,
aud six months having been allow
ed by the Court Of Probate for that
purpose, hereby give notice TO said
creditors, TO exhibit their several
claims to Us. withiA said time. and
we will attend to said trust on the
last Saturday uf each mouth. at the
ufiice Of tic town Clerk in Bristol.
NM. REYNOLDS, \
Wm. PEARSE Cd, Comr's
ICHABOD DAVIS.
/ Persons iadebted 10 said estate
me called uponfor payment by
NAVH'L. BULLt OK, .9dmr.
Bristol, Jan. Is. 3w.
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at a Court of Probate

holden rithin and for the IoWn ot
Warrsn, on the Isl day Of Janua-
.ry, a. u. 1897.
wv HEREAS application has been
w made to said Court for the sp-
pointment Of AL Administrator on the
estate of
CALEB THURBER.
deceased, it is ordered that the con-
sideration Of said request, 6e referred
to Monday, the 5th day of Beb. next
at 2 O'Clock. P. NJ. Il that previous
notice be given (by publishing this or
der three several times IN the North
erl Star)to all persons interested to
appear at that time and be heard.
Egitaess, SAMUEL RANDALL
Ian. 6. Clerk.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1827-01-27

A T Court CT Probate hslden
IA within and for the town OF War
rem, on the lat day Of January A. II.
1897.--The Commissioners appointed y
to receive and examine tAs claims q
gainst the Estate of
SALLY CARR,
deceased, hayihg made rspurt--A IS
ordered thsreOn, That the consid~a'
ton thereof be- referred to Monday
the 9th day of Feb. next, at 2 o'clock
z. M. aud that previous notice be CIV
en (bypublishiug this order three sey
erai tunes iii the Northers Starr to all
persons interested to appear at that
time and be heard.
A true copy witness.
SAMUEL RANDALL,
Jan 6. Clerk.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1827-01-27
HIGHLY INTERESTING (;
,N@TI1UH@De 4

- THE pubiick , rs:fcsrectful
u inlSrmed that lnderson' :
IS Congh Drops and Psetoral
Pcscdsrs& have from an
Azzl1R extensive use for g years
past proved themssIves 70 be one
r the meet valuable remedies ever
ct discove red for the cursof Coughs,
Colds and other sdsctions Of the
breast and lunsS leading to Cen
suMptions. Thodsand, have eek
perienced the happy effects Of this
Healing Balssm, and many Of the high
est resPectabiIity have voluntarily Civ
en- certificates. some of which vii ac-
company each bottle. that will satisfy
every unprejudiced mind that the mos,
extraordinary and unexpected cures
have been performed BY the use OF
this medicine in cases of long stand
ing, in which other medicine, had pro
duced no favourable effects, and where
the most skilIful PAysicians had gwen
them up as hopeless. 1t is not preten-
dcd that they are an infallible cure in
all cases, but Of such as are iDep,ablc,
there are but lew but what will be
greatly relieved by the use Of them.
Scarcely case Of Colds, Coughs, Pain
in the SIDE, difficulty efbreathing, want
Of sleep arising from debility, or even
seated consumptions, bu. may be
relieved by timely use Of thisHcaling
Balsam. Each Dollar Bottle Of this
medicine contains about 40 doses,
which proves them to be cheap med
icine considering their virtues.
For the furthY satisfaction of .he
pubic, the following Ce. .tiicates offer,
ed for perusal.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1827-01-27

A Ia Court Of Probate holden with
~ in and for the town Of Warren,
on tao ist day Of January a. d. 1897.
Molly Cranston, Administering on
the estate .of
ANNA BOWEN.
presented her frst account Of adj
on the Estate 3of said de-.
ceased, tor allowance Whereslpo1s or
dered, That the consideration of SAID
account be referred to Monday, the 9Th
dayGf Feb. next, al 2 o'c lock, p NJ.
and that previous notip be given 10y
this order three several
times in the Northern Starr 20 all per-
sons interested, to appear at that
time and be heard. Atrue copy
SAMUEL RANDALL, Clerk.
Jan g..
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1827-01-27
FRESH GOODS! !!

Jaa came to hand and opened for
= sale.
M IXED and tBlue Broadcloths al
|WE reda-ed prices. :
Blue Cassimeres, ditto.
Green Bookings. N
Black and Red Bomba zets.
Olive Duhill Gerry cheap.
Gentlemens super and cOinpon bea,
yci. Gloves.
,Drerskin and Yarn Mittens some
for 9d. pair.
Plaid Calicoeshandsome patterns. :
Cotton aud Linnen Tapes.
Quality Bindings. Silk Cord.
Black and coloured Cambricks, 6I
IL 1-e cents per yard.
Brown Linens.
Super and common Bedticking, er'
ira cheap.
Boxes Black Ribbons, suitable fol
trimming shoes.
"A B!eached Shcetings good quality
Super Bicached Shirtings.
Common do. do. good at IA cents
per yard.
! bale super Brown Sl.eetings, low.
700 Turkey red, Cotton Flag, aud
Blue and White Cotton Hdkfs,
large size and kne goods for IL
l-e cents piece. By
N. NJ. AZ. r. WHEATON.
Dec. I6.
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Nem Gsrttfieate6,

DR.. MELLEN, Sir-The cause Of hu.
msnity demands Of me to give you the
following statement: My wife had for
six years been in decline, and pro.
Irounced by her Physicians to be in q
consump1ve state, and was attended
by severe pain in her side, with a
Cough aud dIificsity of breathing. She
was re5sceA 30 lev as. to be unable 10
get from her bed to the fire without
aid All hopes of her recovery had
long been given up. In this situation,
| was prevailed upon, as. last posi-
tls resort, yet without any hope OF sue
crr, to make use Of Anderson's
Cough Drops" She commenced the
sse Of them in February last and after
akng two bottles, to the a.tonishnent
efail in the month Of May following
the health Of my wife was entirely re-
and since which, her health and
strength we're perhaps never better.
Feeling a deep interest that the pub
lac in gen sral may resort to the same
remedy, when their friends or relatives
are apparently, or evidently on the
brink Of the grave, to rescue them
from the same. You are at liberty to
publish the above. l am respectful.
iy, &c.
JAMES n. STYLES.
RhineGecl, Dutchess Co. (.N Y } NO
vember Sth, 1926.
This is 10 certify that the subscriber
was brought very low BY splitting
blood, attended with a cough and ca
arrh, and that nothing afforded me
real relief until I commenced taking
Anderson's Cough Drops, the use oi
which were the means in the hand Of
God of restoring me again to / conifor-
table state Of health
And do further certify that the
wife Of Mr.. Nathan Huntington. living
in the same place was sii1icted with 4
very bad cough for number OF years,
and that in 1893. she was reduced 30
low that it was thought she must soon
be in her grave, as she was scarcely a
BILE to walk from her bed u the. fire,
when she commenced taking Ander-
sons Cough Drops, the use Of which,
in . short time, so far. restored her,
that she was soons able to do good
days work. l can eheerfully recon
mend this medicine to the public.
PHlLO JUDSON, Pastor Of the
Church in Ashford, (Conn.)
ashford, Sept. 25, 1924.
For sele Wholesale aud Retail by
DR.. q. II. TlLLINGHAST, Pyovi-
dence, aud sold by druggists genera;
ly.
Jan. 8. Sm. I
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1827-01-27

"A RKWRlGHr sHIRTNGs.-A
IN very sYperiour ariicit ofSea l.l
anu Cottorltor sale by piece or yard
at lo,cer prices than any hcrctolor.
ty
N. M. J. K. WHEATON.
Dec. 16. -
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NQWa8 AxrN SN1H
Ra6os9easg,
GIMZaNea AT.N p Y-ARAA
ESAN A TIf9

Waier-Si,set.2 doors south 81 M doFe bsSA'
John SALISBURY
NONTINUBs 10 carry on the above
4 branches Of business, at his oid
stand as above, where those who have
work IN his Line, are desired to call.
As from the nature Of hi. business ne
cannot always be found at his shop,
any person wishing to employ ham
will be wai.e0 upon a, :.::-ir pHn nous
as il rney will leave THAR names IN
writing or otherwise. .,s
lie returns his sincere thanks 10 h's
past customers for the very handsoMs
patronage heretofore bestowed upon
bin, and hopes by unremitted stten-
tion to his business. 10 merit contln-
uance Of favouts from them, and iIon
the public,
The best of Stock used, in the exc
cution of the work.
Constantly on hand for sale, gen.
eral assortment Of Varnishes, Pa'nts'
Oil, Window Glass, Putty, &c. &c.
Orders from town or country prompt
Ivy attended to and punctualiy execu'
ted. - s -
April ss.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1827-01-27

CoQUETTE.--A Coqustte has
been compared to those light wines,
which every body tastes, and nobody
buys.
4 faggot man carrying lead, by
accident brushed against doctor.
The doctor vas very angry, and
was going to beat him with his fst
"Pray don't use Your precious hand,
COOL sir :---kick me iu welcome.'
Tie by-stsndcrs asked what h
meaat. Says the wood man, : If
he Kick me wi,h 'is font ] shall re.
cover; but if ! ,noe cone under
his hands, it is ali sver with me.
Fricafship is .hc nost sacred Of
al gaora' bonds. Trusts of corG-
dence. though without any express
s.ipdiations or caution, are in the
vci, nature Gktbem as sacred - iif
goarded with a thousand articles or
C0nu,i0ns.
Milton was asked by friend,
whether he would instruct his daugl,
ter in the different languages 7 To
witch he replied, +" No Sir, ONE
tongue is sufficient for woman"
To laugh at deiormcd persons il
inbumanc, If not inpisus /; We are
not our own carvsrs /; what perfect
ion the hes have. is not the effect ol
then own care, buI of divine good
ness.
Tow little wol,ld be our ambition
OF ornam nss, we've it not for To,
pride of, cac., sex 10 appear attract
i've in The eyes Of the other.
INDIAN CUSTOM 1t was a fcv
years siDce. ard pa ,baOiy now is, :
cia .oe cf thc Moi:s,wk Indians, {,
bury tl,eir dead in sitting posture
ant ngif, sheir faces To- tbe cast
sssrh occasior uf this was atradition
tknt at some future DAY, a great mal
would appear ~ The east and cal
the dead to Judgment, This post
nre they deemed the n iost convenien
For rising; and by b. Fling their ia
ccs directed to tlst pc t;icuIar quar-
Ter The heavens, it was intends
that they should see q &c great ma
as socn as i,e should arpsar. A 80
icidc gas buried with BIS head dowr
wares aud bis face towsard, the wcsl
The 1tesson OF this be- hg requested
they answered hat II was 10 remin
him Mben called To alignment, ,tha
he had been the. n,u dcrcr OF hin
self.
A letter received int PHILADELPHIA
SAY 5, tl,e King If EraE &C was shots
~ one Of his guards when on "a
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1827-01-27
BRASS ANIracNs.

z ST received,a d good assortment
Cd of BRASS .A.NDlHONS 4 SHOY.
EE T. TOJWS S match, Of the most
approved patsern~and best material.
Being consigned, will be sold rery
!orc by
z. 6. SMITH.
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CoQUETTE.--A Coquette has
been compared to those light wines,
which every body tastes, and nobody
buys.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1827-01-27

dSRAsH.-Fifty pieces Crash SUITE,
~ able for towels. &c. received pes
last Wagon, to be sold al 4 i-st
per yard by
N. M &y. X. WHEATON.
NJv. rs. e
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1827-01-27

St tiiRTlNGS--one bsls fine brswa
~ Shirtings just opened and for sale
At ID. I'd. by
N. al. &J.R. WHEATON,.
Jan. Is.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1827-01-27

a letter received int Philadelphia
say 5, tlle King ofFraE &C was shos-at
~ one Of his guards When on pa
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4 faggot man carrying a lead, by

Frica''ship is she 'nQst sacred Of
ell naoral bonds. Trusts of corf-
deuce. though without any express
s.iaaia,ions or caution, are in the
vc,' nature Sftbem as sacred - Iif
guasded with a thousand articles or
COauniOns.
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Milton was asked by a friand,
whether he would instruct his daugl'
ter in the different languages Z To
witch he replied, i" No Sir, ONE
tongue is sufficient for woman"
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-11-23
Manufacturing Establishments at .Nanaysah,
NEAR PHILADELPHIA.

NEAR PHILADELPHIA.
Richard Rush Il Cos. Cotton factory is the up
per mill, have $500 sp,ndles, and sixty power
looms, manufacture 10000 yards per week--cn.
poys Us hands.
Second. l. grlst mill belonging to Smnok &
Gorgas, manufactures 500 barrels Of four pcl
week, employs hands.
Third Mr.. Roiand's mill for grinding aud mol
ishing saws, employs 9 hands.
Fourth. Mr. G. Ilagner's mill glinIs drugs
cards and spins wool, and iuls cloth, employs "a
hands.
Fifth Mr.. Dnral's mill manufactures wool 70,
hats in one part, and cards and spins worsted in
the other parts, employs - hands.
Sixth. MIR. Rising's mill has COCO cotton spin
dies and so power looms. employs IS hands.
Seventh, Mr.. Broukc's mill has power looms
in one part, manufactures patent wonl for beds
&c. in the other part employs Il hands.
Eighth. MIR. McDowe's mill manufactures pa
per in one pat, and has 1000 cotton spindes il,
the other part- employs As hands.
Ninth. Borie. Laguerenne Il keatngs cotto,
mill 1850 spindles. and l20 power Looms. manu-
features 10000 yards per week employs 2l5
hands.
Tenth. Mr.. Morris mill has 5 1854 cotton spin
dies; employs - hands.
1t is considered fair work for each spindle in n
cotton factory to spin a pound Of No 20 per week
it a cotton factory is well conducted, il will p,u.
duce 50 lbs Of warn, FOR every 100 lbs Of cotton /;
receives. kint Rock, Oet ,7h. la47.