A Pocket Gazetteer Or Travellers Guide Through North America And the West Ind
A Pocket Gazetteer Or Travellers Guide Through North America And the West Ind
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In which were manufactured from pigs, in Ir30 5, 3:?9 tons. There are six rolling mills and iron works with nail fac torifis attached, in which were man ufactured in the game year 7, 95C tons of pigs into blooms, and 2, 80 tons into nails. There are 4 large cotton factories, in the largest of which are 10, 000 spindles, spinning 1, 400 pounds of yarn weekly. There are two large establishments of glass works, and 270 other large manufacturing establishments of a miscellaneous character. This cit...y has immense advantages of artifi- cial as well as natural water com' munications. The great Pennsyl' vania canal, over 500 m. In length terminates here. Another canal is laid out to connect it with PITTSFIELD, t. Berkshire co. Mass. , 6 in. N. From Lenox, 36 ESE. From Albany, 40 W. From Northampton, and 136 W. From Boston. Pop.
Auntie, is a pleasant and flourish- g town, and a place of considera- ble trade and manufactures. It con- ains three houses of public wor- ship, 2 for Congregationalists and 1 for Methodists, a bank, a town- house, an excellent female acade- my, a printing-office, from which is ssued a weekly newspaper, seve- ral woollen manufactories, a mar- ble manufactory, a manufactory of small-arms, and a drum manufac- tory.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In which were manufactured from pigs, in Ir30 5, 3:?9 tons. There are six rolling mills and iron works with nail fac torifis attached, in which were man ufactured in the game year 7, 95C tons of pigs into blooms, and 2, 80 tons into nails. There are 4 large cotton factories, in the largest of which are 10, 000 spindles, spinning 1, 400 pounds of yarn weekly. There are two large establishments of glass works, and 270 other large manufacturing establishments of a miscellaneous character. This cit...y has immense advantages of artifi- cial as well as natural water com' munications. The great Pennsyl' vania canal, over 500 m. In length terminates here. Another canal is laid out to connect it with PITTSFIELD, t. Berkshire co. Mass. , 6 in. N. From Lenox, 36 ESE. From Albany, 40 W. From Northampton, and 136 W. From Boston. Pop.
Auntie, is a pleasant and flourish- g town, and a place of considera- ble trade and manufactures. It con- ains three houses of public wor- ship, 2 for Congregationalists and 1 for Methodists, a bank, a town- house, an excellent female acade- my, a printing-office, from which is ssued a weekly newspaper, seve- ral woollen manufactories, a mar- ble manufactory, a manufactory of small-arms, and a drum manufac- tory.
What to read after A Pocket Gazetteer Or Travellers Guide Through North America And the West Ind?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bishop Davenport to read onlineMoreLess
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