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THE RIGHT OF FISHING

The correct construction Of the first
article of the Convention between Great
Britain and the United States tf 1918, re.
lative 10 the right of fishing in the waters
Of the Anglo-American dependencies, has
long bean in discussion between the two
Governments. wiihou, hayiog heretofore
led 10 any satisfactory result. The ex-
cIusion Of American fishermen from the
waters Of the Bay of Fundy eas the
most prominent III the grievances CON-
planned of on behalf OF the United States.
The Union of Thursday night says:
I've are gratifed 10 be now enabled
10 state tina. despatch has been recently
received at the Department Of State from
Mr.. Everett, our Minister at London, with
which he transmits q note from Lord
Aberdeen, containing the satisfactory in.
telligence that. after reconsideration Of
the subject, although the Queens Gov
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Men Osi<aas. sum =
MEXICO.

TIE British isiszs Esrydiss anil
Cd ne BAR d ne BalsEs on Sslusdsy 80
shs 4 ne~ lsIng q aaehrr there. o. s.
tao gentlemen uho cane 10 his -
from Vera cruz. and se, ersl a her.oa
GERS. armed - iosn yesterday by n IA,
bosi Sur. We have been lsrhiss.,a 80
iew items az inioEmsli0a from -
Cruz Of Gaze - lals % 22d nlhno.
Regarding he nesiy between T.,,.
ard Mearos zee Mtxlcaa Gogrnr..,
finds llssll - sd.Isams hish pr,e,, i,s,s
acton mishsrssdsr dangerous. Th.sL,.s
raised q war spfn which lAey dis,o,..
lbsy csnn0l qssll. and which even Il e..
eslisse sppssFs % be Lszsrtoas. N.
~ishstandng 'hs large msj g.ly uh,eh,L.
lIesiy of lhs sulhalily ~ ness, ob,,i.ss
70 ths Mexican Consress. having n,s..d
lhs Chamber BY voie Of 40 % ~ 80
The Sspsls b % y Q. the measure !, =.
esedirgly unpopulsr snh lhs people. Te.
sdheErnis Of Santa Apns. and msIcou,,.,.
Of every hue and Kind encourage llIor..
Of oppysiioo 10 The exls,ing soyerpm.n,
knowing the inability Of McKee, u =.
gage with he Uuiled States IN var. ana
confident abe cannot rely upon Enel.rd
for sssislsncr. they represent 10 lie I'm.
Fsni nulli1udes Ibe invasion Of Ibis ceun.
Try 80 tack Of cay ompli.hnsn,. and
ihsi The British 6ov.rn@eni only Nat,
lhe woTd !, jnln them sgainsi us. Tie
people are therefore msdlj in favor Of .,r
and the sdopllon Of any course bv ,Ls
existing government hating . ps.cslul
tendency, vii more Than probably Itsut
IN ils e,eflLros. The friends q SAM.
Anna and The opposition generally ,umu.
lals this va'l'ks spiIIi 10 the utmost; aud
one Of Two hinge 10 rendered almost ser.
lain. ether that the exciting go,einnsn.
will declare . war sgsinsi ibs uhiled
SIsies. or ihsl new revolution silI sp,s.
Oily break out aud sweep il from eris.
lenee.
No attempts are made in Mexico 10
disgu,se the deep and scli,e interest shirh
Great Britain takes 10 every thing salev.
lated 10 prevent ihe eiTrciusiion Of he ar
nex,tion measure. lis said ihsi 10 DC.
eompl.h her ends ,he oilers 10 pay The
debt Of Tsxss, and 10 sssune Tor Mexico
, iep millions Of her Eoglish bsnds gusr.n.
, iseing independence u The one. aud secs.
sity Iron The infosds ol The United States
10 The other. *4
Capt. Elliott, and ibe officers Of The
! lrig,le. who csDs up. ere stopping q. he
81. Chsrles Hotel.
, Ths Texan Or English commissioner.
"whoss nsme 10 never heard" wa 10
!. leave Vera Cruz % The 23d insi. Or Gal.
. weston. 10 the French bris-oi-uM PenU'.
Governor Shspnoa arrived 0 few days
: previous N The sailing OF The EurydIe',
t..~~.-1---.----A---- sssls ls..e asa q sLUI
: time for The uniied Slsles.
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The HALY 0uScE LETTER.-A writer
in The Doylesiown Olive Branch ha. been
al grea, pains to ascertain how much can
be transmitted for i've cent. An svordu
pa!, AslI 9uass il 2iss sus tsila:t qdMsdaiisyy,
five grains. A sheet OF foolscap weigh,
liz grains, letter PAPER 1874. Smsll en-.
velopes AZ gains Urge 90. You Gao
send 300 miles letter Tor 5 cehi., con.
iaining, viz: the sheet ofletler paper en-.
closing ss,en bank notes sealed WI b war,
or the letter aud three bank notes in On eL.
vsl'pe. Half sheer nf liter paper viii
half eagle enclosed under wax. A sheet
with dime and q haH enclosed secured
By waters. One sheet Of Letter paper with a
quarter esg!e enclosed, ,ecored by wax.
A sheet Of focls.csp in an envelope sealed
with awsier. One and hall sheets of lei.
Ter paper sealed with wax OF wafer. These
calculations based upon the ordinary letter
paper in use. BY using very Thin French
paper, greater number OF sheets 90 10 tn.
half ounce Of course.
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THE GRAND ARaY.-Among the paper,
lsi. here by French gentleman lately ia
the United States, and who was iormsrI,
attached to the grand army OF Bonapar,e
which a'sed the Nlcmeu for Russia, va.
found a list Of tina. army which. in a few
short months. persisted by the climate and
the shock OF arms.
"Poles, go 900; Ssxons. 10000; Aus.
trans. $4,000; Bavarians. 10000; Prus.
Sans, $4,000; Wesiphalisns, 20. 600:
Wurtembergers, 1000; B ardeners. 8. 900;
D.rnestsdters, 4, ZOO; G .iha anil eimsr,
$.60e; Wur,zbnrg and Ffsnconia, 5000;
Mecklenburg, Nassau aud SmalI Princes,
5000: Italians and Nespoli,ans 20. 900;
Spanish and Portuguese, A 900; Sviss,
5000; and French, 250. 900.
/" Including 10000 cavalry, besides
10000 horses, Artillery and itain con,is-
,ingof 200 pieces Of cannon. Total, 493,
600. which, with the servants, women.
vlvandiefs, and the other followers Of the
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! SlzIsS MIAiaE - a11clqn . llS1slre q
! tl,si drss liplloaF 4 ezEa aol CO De
/. prsssui mlneEhss i b. BY lrsaly O. By
. a., dsrrss. q q .ao1acs eflhz Congress.
/. VIII yoo. IN any shsps or FERN. prsAmi-
/. nary Or 6nal. xiss 70 Is Your saneiioni
/. Z Poa this snbleel. = lsass, We have bad
/. : i1ozxhn IA brsslhs.s Il he conf
/. d<see lhsi DO not lisundsrsiaAd them,
4 viii venture q afkfIi iksl here j. not ;
member On lhis door Who vii arow his
z willineness - eater inid sneh stpula-
/. ion. lmislassn. rdesiEe % Be corrected.
: No; ! am nol. Whatever may be has
views. no one within these walls . yet
prepared 70 give his sanction % such
measure-a measure By which me
. peace 0f The ooanHy Is 10 beexPosed 70
: contingency beyond the control o. our
q Gosefnment-by which ihe great qnes-
lion of peace or war viii be taken from
The Representatives Of The PeoPle-by
which, inslesd Of retaining that freedom
Of action which We nov possess, We
shall bind ourselves. in aceTlain sveni, %
III. pursue certain course. Whatever nose
q whom Ihe Government OF The country
may then have bren committed shall
|, think The honor or interest Of the coun-
Try may require-by which, in the Ian
guage Of The Father Of his Country, we
sshall quit our own 10 stand on foreign
ground No; thank Heaven! policy
so opposite 10 allihe feelings oflhe Ame-
rican People-so adverse, a firmly be-
lieye il 10 be, 10 lis rue interests, has no
|. friend, al Ieasfno advocate, on This floor.
If We by any act Of ours. contribute
to is adoption. il viii be land ! derive
Infinite satisfaction from the convielion)
/. through mistaken belief Thai the mea-
sure Of which ! speak IS not conlempls-
led By The Executive"
| We may, Al grraier leisure. have occa.
sion 10 amPIily this piece Of history.
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T~o gentlemen The oIherdny, ats pub
lilo table. got into vehement dispute up
on subject Of which !, was quite evlden,
both were profoundly ignorant. A BIG
bull dog. which had been quietly sleeping
on the hesr'h, was aroused BY their ,io-
ience. and began barking furiou.ly. An
old gentleman, WHO had been quitily sip.
ping hss vine VIII ls The dispulsn's -ere
talking. gave the dog kick. and excl, i'm
ed. "liol1 your tongue. Won bru,e. Yon
know no more about il than they do"
The laugh OF the ah Ia table uss turned
Immediately upon The noisy brawlsrs.
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TnE 0MrSors NAIL-When De: Dosns
took possession 81 his fi'sl living, be { ok
walk into the graveyard. where the sex.
ton wa, digging grave, and throwing up
q skull, the Dr.. took il up, and found q
rusty headless nail sticking 10 The temple,
which he drew out secretly. and wrapped
il np in the corner Of his handkerchief.
lie then demanded Of the grase-digger
whether he knew whose skull tha, wss.
lie said /, was a mans who hal kept .
brandy shop--sn honest, drunken fello~,
sho. one nigh, having taken Two quarts,
uas found dssdlin bis bed pexfmoraing,
:. Had he uiltl' Yes What charsc.
sr ssss As Ssa "a ysry 1SS gnr
she was married The day sfler her hos.
band was buried. This wa, enough FOL
he Doctor, who. under the preknce o.
visiting his parishioners, called oa her,
he asked her several questions. and amons
others, Of what sickness her husband died
She gave him The same account he had
received upon ,aIs he suddenly opened
The handkerchief. and cried. in On author.
itaiive voice" Womsn, do you know
this nall" Size IA. struck With horror q
his unexpected demand, confessed the
fact, vas tried and executed.
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LONGITUDE The inordinaie length oil
Gov. WHghfs message il veil kaowp.
Upon the occasion II The reception Of The
recent veto message 10 the Assembly tbs
following occurrence took place:
When the reading Of the message uss
abnnl two-,hirds fiaished,
Mr.. Boss interpreted to inquire ~hether
The one hour rule Sould spply To ihi. doc
umsnt.-Roars Of laughter.
The speaker called 10 order.
subsequently. Mr.. Cae inquired il the
Clerk had nOfmade mistake. in turning
over the leaves aud vas not reading the
document over two or three tunes!
The speaker sgain called 10 order.
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UNPARALLELED PARslsoNy. - Mons.
Vaudeville a. one Of the mosirenarksb le
men in Paris for his avsrice. In the year
1875 be was worth one million sterling.
At the age OF 80 he contracted a fever,
which obliged him to send. for the first
time in hisl'fs, for surgeon ioIbles him.
who asking hin temper CO Tor the opera
ton was dismissed. lie sen, for an a.
po;hrcary. but he was as high in bis de-.
msnd. lie sent for barber, who 81
length agreed to undertake the operation
for threr-pence time; But says The s,insy
old fllaw,--" How oflen will il be requi.
site 10 bleed" Three tines" ans wer-
ed the barber. "Aud what quantity Of
blood do you intend to takel" "Aboui
eight ounces, was the answer" "Thst
will he nlne-2ence too much - too
much, said the missr, al have deter.
mined TO adopt, cheaper way take the
whole quantity you design 10 take at
three times, st once. and II viii save me
six-penee;" this being listed upon, he
los. "a ounces Of blood, which caused his
dissolution in a few days, and he Left his
immense property TO the King.
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From the pipsbu,u American.


War % one OF The ptettie,t games that
can be pla,ed, provided u is carried onoy
scientific gamssiers. The las, wsr win
England lasted three years--sbout as long
IS COOL game Of chess wou'd betseen
an American and European. There vas
no checknale. and really We do not rsc0l.
le,t Of one between two wtll-establi.h'd
Powers since The ba lie II Hastings, about
eight bundled years ago. WHEN England
was whipped and reduced toserrilude oy
q Norman ajtenturer. and held ever since
IN subj clion by his SUCCESSOR. All other
vars have been drawn games. In me
lsst war sllh these same EngIish aud shr'f
Norman masters, We took from The IN
goedly number OF pieces. and killed oil 20
very few pawns. We captured 65 vessels
oi war, carrying in all $50 guns, anu
2.369 m.rchan,men, carrying 800 guns
--beIng 2.425 castles, with 1866 guns.
TINS ives glorious. This was br'llian"
What made il the mnre brilliant and ex'
citing IL the fact that The British took near
y a. many from Us. But oars never gave
up without most heroic resietarce--theis
vas glory in that. Blu, when they con-
qnersd, new glory awaiudua. After eaen
got tired Of play. they agreed to quit ana
restote oil things as they we're before ,"s
glory began. All the glory Of that osy
Vas obtained without costing either par
~ loo, Of land. or being comp' He'd 10
take back any hing that was said. VINO
would not achieve glory when u Is 90
cheap!
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PnrlEs N THE NExr CosoREss-llls
nov reduced 10 csrssinly that there all
be Loeoioco majority 10 bnlh Hosseso VI
Congress. BBtlhsEe are signs that q slll
be nominal majority only. which very
blief period Will cut on inlo at least tao.
and perhaps three parties. The Wings
yllI probably be stronger than any one 81
,hem. but sun TOO weak 10 carry any msa-
sure OF policy Of their own.
Mr.. Polk was voted for IN The South %
. thorough ami TariT man. lie uas so-
Ted for 81 The North as better Tariff
nan thsn Mr. Clay" The tine xIll come,
nay il must come o. the next session 81
Congress. ahen something more Ihsn
mere words will be demanded Of him.
Add when he consoris with South Caro-
lima 10 bfe.k down The 'rsrlff. Pennsylsa-
nj, and New York will open their eyes.
Their Representatives, dare moi support
h m in measure which ~ould ruin them
snd their constituents. II. on the conlfa-
~. he lean 10 The Tariff Staies--nay, II he
lsIl 10 t.ke decided ground seains. them
then gill SIulh Carolina. Georgia and
Alabama. band themselves IN uncompro-
missing hostility 10 HIN and his Admluis.
irslion. They have slsked every Thing
on that question. They have been deceive
ed 30 often by their allies, that they uill
no, permit themselves 10 be iuggled any
longer. ID 10 with an eye 10 ihis snilcipa.
ted state Of hinge that South Ca'olInlans
will neither ask nor receive ofli.s hon
Mr.. Polk. They 60 for repeal Of lhs
Tariff, and they will have that or nothing.
Ia our opinion they will not be ersii6sd,
and consequently will withdraw from The
parry, and talk about vilhdraving from
the Union.
1 The Wings will be deeply interested
spectators Of The scenes Of HE Eexi ~inleI
81 Washington. Fayetteville Obs.
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snnenl adhere 10 De sonEiTuEl0n q de
oOaEsali0a which lhsy haze alElys nsin.
..inrd, Ihsy have sll Come . he deter
niasion 81 rell1ing from Il 50 Car - y
Low Amerissn 6shsrmsn 10 pursue iheif
srocssions IN any psn Of he Bay Of Fnn-
~, provided they 40 not approach-eE-
eeps in he cases speei6ed - ne lEeAiy q
lsls-wishin thres niles Of the entrance
ofsny by on he COAST Of Ncva seoila
o. New Brunswick.
..This q an impcslsns eonssssion. ne
merely e removing an ccrzsicn Of ire
quenl iDd unpleasant disagreement Be
tueen he lwo governments, bat - re-
opening 10 our citizens those ralnabl'
fishing grounds with The Bay q Fundy
which they enjoyed before The var Q
1919, but from which, ss The Britsf
Government has since maintained, ihey
were excluded BY The convention Q
1915"
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Coon ADvcE.-Nesef beliess, much
less propagate. an IN report ofy0ur neigh
boz, without evidence ol ils truth. Ne
yer Iislsn 10 an infamous story banded 20
You by . man who i known enemy OF
Ihs pelssn delsned. or who 10 himseliin-
famous Tor deIaning his neighban, OF who
10 wont 10 SOW discurd smong bis bre,h-
rem and excite disturbances IN soeisss.
Never utter the evil which you know 60
suspect Of another MI you have an crpof
iunigy u exposiplsIe wlsh him. Never
speak evil OF another whlls you are under
The opers,ion Of ensy and msls.Ulehee,
but wait uIl your spirit. are soolsd down,
ina, 700 may beIler Judge whether = ~
YER OF suppress The matter. Nessrexpres'
The evil which you would ssy Of you'
neighbor in terms TOO strong, OF IN Ian
eusgs which weuld convey an exsggefa
"a idea OF HE condae,. Never throw o0
against man broken hints snd d.Ik IN
uendoes. which would leave the bearers
10 suspect any thing and every thing thai
/ i'll nature ran suggest. Never speak es'
Of your neighbor 10 his known enemy whs
Sishes cor an occasion OF SANDER; for h.
will certainly paint the image anew. an
touch II of with bo.dsr colors. In shor'
peser speak evil Of man when you
speaking may probably do much hurt
bu, eanno, possibly do any good.
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10Y ink1tiilyl % mush puEliy, % mech q.
mrstlsnssi, PI0sfs ihs Hn'ily a his r.
hEion, pfsstl hi Esiigian 10 e Il L.
saly ousia.
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cotton and wool bear high character 10
the naike', and have succs ssfully COM
peisd with Essttrn aud Northern goods
Of the same description.
Among the factories in Esst Tennessee
We have heard Of more than one which
produces very superior article OF shit
ings--or what is termed bro,gn domes.
Ties. The quantity manufactured IN the
establishment 81 kisssporl IS quite large.
Il has in operstlon from rs II 80 power
looms.
In the Western District there ere seve-
ral factories fr The making Of arms, but
We haze not YET been stls TO learn Of any
engaged in weaving.
Much attention Is psid in Middle Ten
nes.ee I, The growth Of wool. and we are
convinced ina, no country isbeIier adapt
ed to this porsuit.
When Il is considered 10 how many
persons these fifty factories in. Tennessee
will give emplo, msnt-hsw much csp,lsl
they will withdraw from agricultural CON-
VeAHuN-lHl WHab CONVENIENT Hlarkes
they will afford for aimos. every article
that The farmer, who rssi.ies in their yict-
nifty, produces-when we refeci upnn
the numerous and grea, facilities we pos
sess for all manufacturing purposes, and
The prospect Of an increased EN- ploy neni
Of them, we cannot refrain from express
ing our sstoni.hment aithe course Of those
Tennessee politicians. no would sacri-
fee the Protective Policy and make us
altogether dependent upon British labor
for the comnones, msBufa,urei articles
We may need.
We eonluie fsr the preseb, BY using.
With slight mod ficsiiou. The memorable
words Of General Jickson: at is time
we should become a li,,le more y9meri-
canized. and in't"ad Of feeding panpers
and lsborers Of England, feed our o ~ or
else in short iine." By al"priug the no.
tons Of The free-ual,sts and emit protec-
iionisis. We shall be rendered psupers
ourselves"
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ISTELLIoESr JuRrEs.--A jury in the
vest Of England. commissrstiug the cass
OF ..por woman who was charged with
trlfIbg theft. agreed TO the folio wing
sapient verdiei:--" Not goiliy--but v .
hope she Won, do so sgais." This is
about equal 10 ease related 10 The New
Odeans Plcayune:--A sillainous fellow.
IN one Of the western counties OF Virgl.
nia. who had whipped hrs wife. was duck.
ed by party Of youngs,er.; ~hereupon
be sued for damages. The Jury. Of er
refining ten minutes. returned a document
to the nrt in the form following, TO wit:
" Verdict of the Jury--sarUed him right
John Simpson. Foreman" H.. =.
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Al Tsesss, 10 Prsssis. dusiaG sore re-
searches .hich hare bssa Tsfenly made
lie thgsosl aboitEhr snessnt ksman bss.
eill.. whieh Is sbout % Be restored % ~
.neisns form and nstd IS a Lsshffsn
Church. q eusiogs and interesting d'seo'e-
nv has besa msds.' There sss iosno, Dc.
neslh he nefaie pavement Of ihs psinsi-
psl hall uhieh resls on brick pillars. ssys-
len of essl pipes. Of srsal esiihss. shish
had evidently been used Coz hsslirg he
hall. ether By mesns af slesm Or h0s 90.
uLish would prove that his aslh"d Of
hsstnE. which has been lkonghso Of rsesn'
iinsenlion, was already known and used %
The tine Of The Romaus.
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,x,....s = "a care q Va sd pss.sSs
a.. - .nsll.ss Hs.lsleslY - dEposiag-
- dssa ghs sep. ~isheal sxsia Lianx
I.slssI. 90 iaokias bsek aPna be- bslf.
sssgips. hali.sentrr.as bsgi sa1 =
maaenl nose the wss ssaie5 n ne ess-
erred hssrsf-iks wassn lhaa waa 10 carry
her 80. - : bssd<s y sisbsr . de
fla hsas Ia<kcEf.s. Tabis. !.
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msy, nakihga EFshd iosll 1000 90.
-. Ths largest 1rng erfE rotcfniIa.
80 y say period e hiIinry. Tas nunbsf
u Russisns destroyed 10 tAis ssmpaiansx-
e,sSed 90, 900. Thps ever 90. 900 Psf-
lishsd % crafty one sAs.
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CURE FOR lNFIDELITY a celebrated
French inf lei, being introduced 10 the
pious Feaelnn. and spending some time
~ his society,-witnessing the love Ilness
Of his manners and conversation. wa.
constrained TO say TO friend: IL must
not stay IN the presence % hi, holy man:
II do shall be- c 'mpelled 10 {, ,unce
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MANUFACTURES N TENNEsSEE
We hrEs bees lopg eensinssd lhas
bus fsw States 10 lhis Unian POSSESS xrss-
,sr E.eiIiliss for nsnuiafsurisg p1pesss
Ehan or e.n-as ePinion whieh wssfsl-
N eos6rns8 By 40 sxlsnsiss sosr ssI
made dorias he last sunnss aad 1Dssnn
through IsIgs pousisns % Miedle nd Essi
Tenassses. Il mat divisioa a A.boE and
p1suil.. ~hish Gen. laeksoa sosicaustt-
n describes il he eelsbraaed Celmsn kF
lef, roald be bropghl sboal - 'feansssse.
"a inpesus would Be gisea % Our pEe.Ps-
risy Ihsl wOuld soon plsee ss 10 ne ironi
rank IL nanulseiaring Sssifs. We bsss
enterprise snd espilsl; end. more lhsn Ill,
!. Heaven hss smiled upon %. snd pl.e-
ed within our Tsseh, in our noble slrsans
our fertile valleys. and our tnseIing
mountains. whose bowels ere fell Of iron
and coal, while their surface might anetd
ample susrnsnee 10 enLumberrd hoeks.
ri me means wh'ch could be desired Tor
q successful competition with The looms
al Massachusetts or The forges Of Penn
sylvsnia. We are glad 10 6nd that lhfse
great sdssnisees are not 20 be perniiied
% be unemployed o. uaenjayed. and that.
Under The belief thai Pro eelivs Tariff
will, and NUT. constitute an impoEians
feature il the home policy Of our go
sernmenl, LEI Who vii DO President, ma-
nv Of oar intelligent and euiefprIsing el-
.izens have already embarked 10 manufac-
lures. Having recently directed oar al
ien,ion some . hal 10 this important sub
iscl, ss eanna, better q | up short spare,
We believe. i!laa by giving tie result 81
our lnquiIrs. limited though they have
been thus far.
We have been ersdibly informed BY
gentleman Of caution, and whose stale
msnls ran be safely relied upon, that there
are, u pr sent. not less Than fly Cotton
fscIones--so callsd--ia operation. OF ~
the course OF erection. in Tennessse-ihs
larger portion Of which. horessr. manu-
fsclure, as YET. only cotton yarns; shd ths
sIloseihef they consume not less-ihan ter
thousand b.les OF COTTON annoaliy. Be
ssral OF them are employed 10 manufae'
turing cotton cloths. and . lev both vol
| len and cotton. Those OF the last mepiion
ed description, as far As we have been abl'
10 ascertain. are situated IN rhs neiehbor
hood 81 Lebanon, Shelbyy,lie. Franklin
and Winchesier. The first named has il
operation Two ihoosand spindles--con
ssmes annually seven hundred bales o
cotton, and sbOul 10000 paund, Of wool
9 manufactures consis, Of superior ar
iicls Of cotton o.nabnrgs-heavy sheet
ings-plsids and sinpes--bed-ilekiag-
apron ehecks-psn,a'oon stuff, &c o
colion-whle ~ wool il Is ss yet eoIfin
ed to he articles Of Jeans and Linssys-
intended for negro eln.hIpg. During tn
| presen, year il is the purpose Of the pro
puetors, We learn, 10 put into operation
The machinery necessary Tor the msnufsc
ture Of blankets.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-06-19

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