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STATISTICS 
 
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 CONDITION AND PIIODUCTS OF CERTAIN 
 
 BRANCHES OF INDUSTRY 
 
 IN MASSACHUSETTS, 
 
 FOR THE YEAR ENDING APRIL 1, 1846. 
 
 PREPARED FROM THE RETURNS OF THE ASSESSORS 
 
 BY JOHN G. PALFREY, 
 
 SECRETARY OF THE COMMONWEALTH. 
 
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 l)UTTt)N AND VVENTWORTH, STATE PRINTERS. 
 
 _ No. 37, Congress Street. 
 
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ADVERTISEMENT. 
 
 The territory of Massachusetts, consisting of about 7500 square miles, 
 is divided into 309 towns. The General Court of the year 1845 passed 
 an Act (Chapter 171) "to obtain statistical information in relation to 
 certain branches of industry." The Aci provided that the assessors of 
 each town should, between the first day of May and the first day of 
 October, 1845, make a return into the office of the Secretary of the 
 Commonwealth, of facts falling under certain specified descriptions, as 
 they should be found to have existed in each town on the first day of 
 April of the same year. The Secretary was directed to prepare blank 
 tables, conveniently arranged for the return of those facts, with blank 
 columns for returns of similar particulars not enumerated, and to fur- 
 nish three copies, with a copy of the law, to the assessors of each 
 town, on or before the first day of May. The assessors were allowed 
 a stipulated sum for each day's service in making and reporting their 
 investigations, to be paid from the treasury of the Commonwealth, and 
 were subjected to a fine for neglect. The Secretary was instructed to 
 prepare and print an abstract from the returns for the use of the Legis- 
 lature. The result of this action appears in the following pages. 
 
 It is probable that the statements are far from presenting a complete 
 view of the industry of the Commonwealth, in either of the depart- 
 ments to which they relate. All the towns made returns, and the 
 assessors are sworn officers. But in some instances, (as in the towns 
 of Ware and Stoughton, in which are one woollen and six cotton mills,) 
 their applications for information were denied, and as, in all instances, 
 the answers of interested parties were voluntary, the disposition to 
 understate the value of properly subject to taxation must be supposed 
 to have operated to some extent. The applications of industry in 
 Massachusetts are also extremely diversified ; and though the Act re- 
 quired returns of products not expressly referred to therein, it is to be 
 presumed that not a few of these escaped observation. The returns of 
 agricultural products, in particular, are believed to fall far below the 
 truth. 
 
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IV ADVERTISEMENT. 
 
 The general plan of the following compilation is the same as that 
 adopted by Mr. Secretary Bigelow, for the same purpose, in 1837 
 The collection of facts, and the amount of products exhibited, is much 
 larger, as was to be expected from the growth of the population and 
 the increased activity in the manufacturing and mechanical arts, as 
 well as from the more thorough investigation required by the recent 
 law, the more just appreciation of the object prevailing at the present 
 time among our citizens, and the experience acquired by many of the 
 assessors in conducting the former inquiries. 
 
 In the following transcript of the town Returns, a few abbreviations 
 of words of constant recurrence have been adopted, which it is be- 
 lieved will immediately become familiar to the reader, and will facili- 
 tate comparison, as well as prevent the volume from swelling to an 
 unwieldy size. An explanation of them is given on page 1. 
 
 In some instances, the number or quantity of articles manufactured 
 or produced was returned by the assessors, without a statement of the 
 value. In such cases, in making up the tables, (see page 329 and fol- 
 lowing), an estimate of the value has been made from the other re- 
 turns. The same course has been pursued in cases where the value of 
 articles manufactured or produced has been returned, without a state- 
 ment of the number or quantity. In many instances, there has been 
 a failure of returns, both of the amount of capital invested and the 
 number of hands employed. No estimate has been made to supply 
 such deficiencies, except in a {"ew cases of hands employed. The 
 ag-irregates under those two heads therefore are doubtless very much 
 less than would have been furnished by more complete returns. 
 
 Of the "value of all other articles" (see pages 362 and 378) be- 
 sides those specified in the tables, the amount of !$2,664,693 is included 
 in the return from Boston, being that of articles of which returns are 
 not made from any other place, with perhaps one or two trifling ex- 
 ceptions. The particulars which make up this amount will accord- 
 ingly be found on pages 4 — 7, beginning with " artificial flowers" 
 and ending with " wire work." The balance of the amount, viz. 
 $2,093,691, includes the value of every manufactured article in the 
 returns, not entered in any other table ; some of which were specified 
 in the returns, and some merely put down in gross, in reply to the 
 inquiry in the Act for the " gross value of all other articles manufac- 
 tured in the town during said year." 
 
 Pins, screws, silk and linen cloth, hemp, brass hinges, and starch 
 from potatoes, are articles specified by the Act, but there is no return 
 
ADVERTISEMENT. V 
 
 of either. Under " cards" the Act makes no distinction between 
 playing, visiting, wool, and any other kind of cards, and the returns 
 have the same indefiniteness. 
 
 In the arrangement of the several articles in the tables beginning on 
 page 329, they succeed each other in the same order in which they are 
 named in the Act. The following articles, not inquired for by the Act, 
 have a place assigned them in the tables, on account of their import- 
 ance ; viz. casks, fringe and tassels, boxes, earthen and stone ware, 
 sashes, doors, blinds and frames, lasts, lard oil and dyeing, at the end of 
 the products of manufacture (pp. 359 — 362) ; shingles (p. 362), bark 
 and charcoal (p. 363), buck-wheat (p. 369), beef slaughtered for 
 market (p. 368), fish, besides cod and mackerel (p. 366), and oil be- 
 sides whale oil (p. 365), in connection with similar articles ; and milk, 
 maple sugar, poultry and eggs, garden seeds, berries, and broom seed 
 and brush (p. 372), at the end of the list. 
 
 In the arrangement of the Summary, beginning on page 373, it 
 seemed at first view desirable to separate the products of manufacture 
 from the agricultural, animal, and other products. But so many arti- 
 cles, as butter, cheese, fire wood, maple sugar, &c., are of a mi.xed 
 character in this respect, as to prevent such a discrimination from 
 being satisfactorily carried out. The whole are therefore set down 
 together in alphabetical order. 
 
 The return required by the Act of the number and value of horses, 
 neat cattle, sheep, swine, asses, and mules, in the Commonwealth, in 
 April last, makes these returns unsuitable to be introduced into a sum- 
 mary which in all the other particulars exhibits the products of a single 
 year. They are accordingly arranged in a separate table (p. 377). 
 
 The Act requires returns of the quantity of oil, coal, and all other 
 articles, (except cotton, wool, and iron,) consumed in manufacturing. 
 These are presented in the table on page 364, but of course are not 
 introduced into the Summary. The Act did not contemplate a collec- 
 tion, to any extent, of facts relating to the amount of raw material 
 used ; but a few particulars, in relation to cotton, wool, iron, hides, and 
 some others, will be found under the heads of the related branches of 
 mechanical industry. 
 
 In the hope of making some further approach to the completeness 
 of the view, designed by the Act, of the industrial activity and re- 
 sources of Massachusetts, I have obtained from the Treasury Depart- 
 ment at Washington a statement of facts relating to the commerce of 
 the Commonwealth, from July 1st, 1844, to July 1st, 1845. It is given 
 
VI ADVERTISEMENT. 
 
 in Appendix A, beginning at page 379, the facts being arranged in 
 tables, and the columns footed. Appendix B (p. 383) exhibits the popu- 
 lation of each county and town according to the last United States 
 census ; and the Index, which closes the volume, directs the reader to 
 the full returns of the several towns as they stand arranged alpha- 
 betically under their respective counties. 
 
 J. G. P. 
 
 Secretary's Office, ) 
 January, 1846. \ 
 
ERRATA. 
 
 [The following errors are all corrected in the Tables. With one exception, they were 
 true transcripts from the original returns, but, having attracted attention as the sheets 
 passed through the press, a corrected statement has been obtained by correspondence 
 with the assessors.] 
 
 Page 10, line 8, for 1,702 03, read 1,702,050. 
 " " " 8, 9, dele C. 8100,000. 
 " 39, " 6, for 46,000 read 4600. 
 
 " 64, " 7, from bottom, for vehicles m'd 50, read V. of vehicles m'd $5,000. 
 " 65, " 3, reocJ bricks m'd, 1,600,000; V. S8,000; M. E. 20. 
 " 70, " 2, from bottom, for 4,635 reati 463. 
 " 71, " 11, for 22,000 read 2,200. 
 " 143, insert in Amherst, Tin Ware and Stove manufactories, 1 : V. of m's $3,000 ; 
 
 C. 31,000: E. 2. 
 " 260, line 21, for 3,600, read 19,200. 
 •' 305, " 3, " 2,688, " 21,688. 
 " " " 5, " 323, •' 3,023. 
 
 Since the publication, the following omissions have been observed in the Tables, all 
 occurring on pages 371 and 372, viz. : 
 
 Raw Silk. 
 
 lbs. 
 Hampshire Co. - 11 
 
 Franklin do. . i 
 
 value. 
 $525 
 
 Teazles. 
 
 ms. 
 1473 
 
 value. 
 I $1473 
 
 Maple Sugar. \Poultry <^Eggs. 
 
 lbs. 
 156,239 
 
 value. 
 811,523 
 
 value. 
 
 S672 
 
 These additions will change the footings of the columns, to which they respectively 
 belong, as follows, viz. : 
 
 Page 371, col. 3, for 194, read 304. 
 
 Page 372, 
 
 they require the same correction. And \\ig footing of the column of value, in the Sum- 
 wary (p. 377) will be varied from 3114,478,443 to $114,492,636. 
 
 4, 
 
 ' S952, 
 
 S1477. 
 
 5, 
 
 ' 3143, " 
 
 4621. 
 
 6, 
 
 ' $3303, " 
 
 S4731, 
 
 5, 
 
 ' 573,048, ' 
 
 729,337. 
 
 6, 
 
 ' S41,443, ' 
 
 So2,966. 
 
 7, 
 
 ' 825,891, ' 
 
 S26,563. 
 
 3eat( 
 
 jd in the 5" 
 
 imviary (pp. 375 and 376), where 
 
VI ADVERTISEMENT. 
 
 in Appendix A, beginning at page 379, the facts being arranged in 
 tables, and the columns footed. Appendix B (p. 383) exhibits the popu- 
 lation of each county and town according to the last United States 
 census ; and the Index, which closes the volume, directs the reader to 
 the full returns of the several towns as they stand arranged alpha- 
 betically under their respective counties. 
 
 J. G. P. 
 
 Secretary's Office, ) 
 January^ 1846. \ 
 
RRRATA. 
 
 [The following errors are all corrected in the Tables. With one exception, they were 
 true transcripts from the original returns, but, having attracted attention as the sheets 
 passed through the press, a corrected statement has been obtained by correspondence 
 with the assessors.] 
 
 Page 10, line 8, for 1,702 05, read 1,702,050. 
 8, 9, dele C. $100,000. 
 
 6, for 46,000 read 4600. 
 
 7, from bottom, for vehicles m'd 50, read V. of vehicles m'd $5,000. 
 3, read bricks m'd, 1,600,000 ; V. $8,000 ; M. E. 20. 
 2, from bottom, for 4,635 read 463. 
 
 "11, for 22,000 read 2,200. 
 " 143, insert in Amherst, Tin Ware and Stove manufactories, 1 ; V. of m's $3,000; 
 
 C. $1,000: E. 2. 
 " 260, line 21, for 3,600, read 19,200. 
 
 
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 39, ' 
 
 
 64, ' 
 
 
 65, ' 
 
 
 70, ' 
 
 
 71, ' 
 
 305, 
 
 3, " 2,638, 
 5, " 323, 
 
 21,688. 
 3,023. 
 
RETURNS 
 
 Of the Assessors of the several Cities and Towns, in rela- 
 tion to certain Branches of Industry. 
 
 V. denotes Valve, 
 
 F. E. 
 
 denotes Females employed, 
 
 C. " Capital invested, 
 
 m. 
 
 " Mmmfacture, 
 
 E. " Persons employed. 
 
 m's. 
 
 " Manufactures, 
 
 51. E. " Males employed, 
 
 ni'd. 
 
 " Manufactured. 
 
 COUNTY OF SUFFOLK. 
 
 BOSTON. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Hosiery, 1 ; woollen hose m'd, 6,000 
 pairs; V. $1,75(1; C. $1,000; M. E. 2; F. E. 4. 
 
 Forges, 1; chain cables m'd, 400 tons; V. $58,240; C. $80,- 
 000 ; E. 25. 
 
 Furnaces for m. of Castings other than pig iron, 6 ; castings 
 m'd, 3,845 tons ; Y. .$250,600 ; C. $219,500 ; E. 273. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Machinery, 19; V. m'd, $399,990; 
 C. $193,300 ; E. 404. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Steam Engines, boilers and locomo- 
 tives, 2; V, of m's, $187,496; C. $120,000; E. 210. 
 
 Shops for m. of Fire Engines, 1 ; number m'd, 12 ; V. 
 $7,200 ; E. 6. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Cutlery, 2 ; V. m'd, $7,500 ; C. 
 $4,700; E. 11. 
 
 Lock Manufactories, 6; V. of locks m'd, $37,870; C. $16,- 
 200 ; E. 40. 
 
 Plough Manufactories, 1 ; ploughs and other agricultural tools 
 m'd, 4,300; V. $33,500; C. $25,000; E. 30. 
 
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 Shops for m. of Iron Railing, Fence and Safes, 6 ; V. of m's, 
 $116,000; C. $50,000; E. 64. 
 
 Brass Foundries, 8 ; V. of m'.s, $210,840; C. $119,700; E. 
 82. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Britannia Ware and Block Tin, 3 ; 
 V. of m's, $20,550; C. $15,000; E. 13. 
 
 Flint Glass Manufactories, 2; V. of glass m'd, $62,400; C. 
 $35,000 ; E. 60. 
 
 Establishments for the making of Chemical Preparations, 1 ; 
 V. of m's, $3,000 ; C. $3,000 ; E. 4. 
 
 Musical Instrument Manufactories, (exclusive of organs and 
 piano fortes), 4: V. of m's, $5,000; C. $2,300; E. 7. 
 
 Clock Manufactories, 2; clocks m'd, 66; V. ,$2,225; C. 
 $800 ; E. 3. 
 
 EstabHshments for m. of Gold and Silver Ware and Jewelry, 
 19; Y. of m's, $210,100; C. $65,025; E. 118. 
 
 Brush Manufactories, 4; V. of m's, $90,500; C. $50,800; 
 M. E. 66 ; F. E. 22. 
 
 Saddle, Harness and Trunk Manufactories, 24; V. of m's, 
 $143,215; C. $15,400; E. 126. 
 
 Upholstery Manufactories, 35; V. of m's, $269,925; C. 
 $93,100; M. E. 91; F. E. 93. 
 
 Hat and Cap Manufactories, 46 ; hats and caps m'd, 292,918; 
 Y. $330,071 ; C. $67,350; M. E. 137; F. E. 2S3. 
 
 Cordage Manufactories, 3; cordage m'd, 275,300 lbs.; Y. 
 $37,892 ; C. $8,500 ; E. 27. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Coaches, Chaises, Wagons, Sleighs 
 and other vehicles, 23; Y. of vehicles m'd, $127,650; C. $54,- 
 300; E. 150. 
 
 Lead Pipe Manufactories, 1; Y. of m's, $13,750; C. $8,000; 
 E. 3. 
 
 Sugar Refineries, 2; sugar refined, 8,433^000 lbs; Y. $940,- 
 000; C. $410,000; E. 106. 
 
 Oil and Sperm Candle Manufactories, 8; oil m'd, 979,616 
 galls ; Y. $oSiJ5o ; candles m'd, 343,262 lbs; Y. $89,677; C. 
 $240,500 ; E. 76 ; Y. of stearine, $7,370. 
 
 Soap and Tallow Candle Manufactories, 7 ; hard soap m'd, 
 
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 1,316,440 lbs, soft 1,868 bbls; V. $51,473; candles m'd, 98,700 
 lbs; V. $-8,339; C. $32,300; E. 24. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Cannon, 1 ; 137 iron cannon m'd, 
 viz.; 7 ten inch and li eight inch Paixham. 56 thirty-two 
 pounder and 60 nine and six pounder ship guns, weighing 230 
 tons; 60 brass six pounders, weighing 25 tons, total 197 can- 
 non weigiiing 255 tons; V. $50,000; C. $10,000; E. 20. 
 
 Chair and Cabinet-ware Manufactories, 35 ; V. of articles 
 m'd, $163,400; C. $48,450 ; E. 159. 
 
 Tin and Sheet Iron Manufactories, 52 ; V. of articles m'd, 
 $355,250; C. $145,700; E. 218. 
 
 Comb Manufactories, 1 ; V. of combs m'd $1500; C. $1050; 
 
 E. 2. 
 
 Establishments for m. of White Lead and other paints, 1 ; 
 white lead nrd, 672,000 lbs; V. $50,000 ; red lead and litharge, 
 300,000 lbs, sugar of lead, 150,000 lbs; V. $18,000; Y. of other 
 paints, $15,000 ; C. $100,000 ; E. 30. 
 
 Linseed Oil Mills, 1; oil m"d, 80,000 galls ; V. $50,200; oil 
 cake m'd, 625 tons; V. $12,500; C. $20,000; E. 10. 
 ■— Boots m'd, 32,479 pairs; shoes, 47,631 pairs; V. of boots 
 and shoes, $205,126 ; M. E. 275 ; F. E. 78. 
 
 V. of Straw Bonnets and Hats m'd. $17,550; F. E. 64. 
 
 Bricks m'd, 2,060,000; V. $13,180; E. 30. 
 
 Y. of Mathematical Instruments m'd, $4,500 ; E. 7. 
 
 Y. of Snuff, Tobacco and Cigars m'd, $50,924 ; M. E. 35 ; 
 
 F. E. 30. 
 
 Y. of Building Stone prepared, $275,800 ; E. 250. 
 
 Y. of Marble prepared for market, $117,820; E. 161. 
 
 Y. of Whips m'd, $700 ; E. 1. 
 
 Y. of Blacking m'd, $112; E. 1. 
 
 Y. of Blocks and Pumps, $57,100; E. 54. 
 
 Y. of Wooden-ware not otherwise enumerated, including 
 Farming utensils, m'd, $15,300; E. 21. 
 
 Yessels launched, 8 ; tonnage, 2,013 ; Y. $88,520 ; E. 55. 
 
 Boats built, 93 ; Y. $8,205 ; E. 10. 
 
 Sperm Oil consumed in manufacturing establishments, 2,284 
 galls; Y. $2,055; whale oil, 1,006 galls; Y. $553; other kinds 
 of oil, 99,700 galls ; Y. $7,960 ; anthracite coal consumed, 
 
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 10,438 tons ; Y. $51,990; bituminous coal mined in the United 
 Stales, 2,145 chaldrons ; V. .$21,450; foreign bituminous coal, 
 7,754 chaldrons; V. $64,936; wood, 5,916 cords; V. $26,583; 
 charcoal, 23,977 bush.; V. $7,185; V. of other articles of Amer- 
 ican production, excepting cotton, wool and iron, consumed in 
 manufacturing establishments, $262,372; V. of all other arti- 
 cles of foreign production, excepting as above, $591,386. 
 
 Vessels employed in Whale Fishery, 2 ; tonnage, 276 ; sperm 
 oil imported, 21,979 galls; V. $17,539; whale oil, 1,149 galls; 
 V. $459 ; C. in whale fishery, $23,000 ; E. 43. 
 
 Vessels employed in Mackerel and Cod fisheries, 37; tonnage, 
 2,011; mackerel taken, 7,455 bbls; V. $63,118; cod-fish, 6,600 
 quintals ; V. $15,840 ; salt consumed, 16,462 bushels ; C. $80,- 
 634; E. 348. 
 
 Horses, 3,873; V. $290,475 ; neat cattle, 366; V. $9,180; 
 swine, 1,010; V. $7,070. 
 
 V. of Fruits and Flowers, $3,060. 
 
 Axletree Manufactories, 1; V. of axletrees m'd, $18,000; C. 
 $8,000 ; M. E. 12. 
 
 Artificial Flower Manufactories, 1 ; V. of flowers m'd, $6,000; 
 C. $2,500 ; F. E. 18. 
 
 Blank Book Manufactories, 9; V. of books m'd, $96,000; C. 
 $27,500; M. E. 42; F. E. 16. 
 
 Bakeries, 47; V. of bread &c. m'd, $373,000; C. $60,250; 
 M. E. 171. 
 
 Band and Fancy Box Manufactories, 4; V. of boxes m'd, 
 $14,660; C. $3,100; M. E. 7; F. E. 25. 
 
 Balance Manufactories, 2 ; V. of articles m'd, $37,000; C. 
 $13,000; M. E. 19. 
 
 Breweries, 2; V. of m's, $45,740; C. $110,000; M. E. 18; 
 manufacturing, 256,832 galls. 
 
 Coppersmith's shops, 14; V. of articles m'd, $112,000: C. 
 $43,000; M. E. 90. 
 
 Cork Cutters, 3; V. of m's, $5,500; C. $2,400; M. E. 7 ; 
 F. E. 5. 
 
 Cooper's shops, 11 ; V. of articles m'd, $24,200; C. $8,850; 
 M. E. 26. 
 
Currier's Establishments, 20 ; Y. of leather dressed, $243,000 ; 
 C. $69,600 ; E. S2. 
 
 Camphor Refineries, 1 ; Y. of m's, $30,000; C. $15,000; M. 
 E. 3; quantity refined, 60,000 lbs. 
 
 Black Lead Manufactories, 1 ; Y. of m's, $9,000; C. $6,000; 
 M. E. 4. 
 
 Distilleries, 9; quantity of spirit m'd, 2,873,623 galls; Y. 
 $826,240; C. $174,500; M. E. 47. 
 
 Furriers Establishments, 15 ; Y. of m's, $201,000; C. $80,300; 
 M. E. 32; F. E. 119. 
 
 Fringe and Tassel Manufactories, 2; Y. of m's, $35,800; C. 
 $8,200 ; M. E. 4 ; F. E. 40. 
 
 File Manufactories, 2 ; Y. of m's, $7,500; C. $2,700; M. 
 E. 8. 
 
 Friction Match Manufactories, 1 ; Y. of matches m'd, $32,- 
 000 ; C. $10,000 ; M. E. 10 ; F. E. 30. 
 
 Gas Manufactories, 1 ; Y. of gas m'd, $75,000 ; C. $275,000 ; 
 M. E. 50. 
 
 Glass Cutting Establishments, 1 ; Y, of glass, $4,000 ; C. 
 $700 ; M. E. 5. 
 
 Globe Manufactories, 1 ; Y. of globes m^d, $3,000 ; C. $6,000 
 M. E. 3: F. E. 1. 
 
 Gold Beater's Establishments, 3; Y, of m's, $55,000; C. 
 $8,500; M. E. 11; F. E. 9. 
 
 India Rubber Factories, 1; Y. of articles m'd, $2,500; C. 
 $800 ; M. E. 3. 
 
 Looking Glass and Picture Frame Manufactories, 8; Y. of 
 frames m"d, $78,600; C. $28,975 ; M. E. 49. 
 
 Lamp Manufactories, 6 ; Y. of lamps m'd, $167,000 ; C. $76,- 
 550; M. E. 102; F. E. 12. 
 
 Last Manufactories, 3; Y. of lasts m'd, $29,000; C. $10,800; 
 M. E. 27. 
 
 Lard Oil Manufactories, 4; Y. of oil m'd, $114,150; C. $85,- 
 000; M. E. 19; quantity m'd, 174,000 galls; stearine m'd, 
 112,000 lbs; Y. $7,840. 
 
 Meteorological Instrument Manufactories, 1 ; Y. of instru- 
 ments m'd, $3,500; C. $1,000; M. E. 2. 
 
Magnetical Instrument Manufactories. 2 ; V. of instruments 
 m'd, $11,000; C. $7,000; M. E. 15. 
 
 Mineral Tcetli Manufactories, 1 ; V. of articles m'd, |8,000; 
 C. $5,000 ; M. E. 5. 
 
 Morocco Working Establishments, 2 ; V. of articles m'd, 
 $6,500; C. $1,300; M. E. 6; F. E. 1. 
 
 Optical Instrument Manufactories. 2; Y. of instruments m'd, 
 ^9,800 ; M. E. 8. 
 
 " Organ Manufactories, 2 ; V. of organs m'd, $40,000 ; C. $30,- 
 000; organs m'd, 16; M. E. 26. 
 
 Printers' Ink Manufactories, 1; V. of ink m'd, $11,000; C. 
 $5,000 ; M. E. 4. 
 
 — Piano Forte Manufactories, 13; instruments m'd, 1,S91 ; 
 y. $485,375; C. $256,000; M. E. 368. 
 
 Philosophical Instrument Manufactories, 2 ; V. of instruments 
 m'd, $18,000; C. $7,500; M. E. 14. 
 
 Pickle and Preserve Manufactories, 2; V. of m's, $100,000; 
 C. $38,000 ; M. E. 18 ; F. E. 13. 
 
 Packing Box Manufactories, 2 ; V. of boxes m'd, $6,900 : C. 
 $5,000; M. E. 7. 
 
 Plume Manufactories, 1 ; V. of plumes m'd, $700; C. $400; 
 M. E. 1. 
 
 Paper Hanging Manufactories, 9 ; V. of paper m'd, $53,500; 
 C. $24,000; M. E. 54; F. E. 6. 
 
 Plane Manufactories, 4 ; V. of planes m'd, $6,500 ; C. $4,100 ; 
 M. E. 10. 
 
 Rivet and Spike Manufactories, 1 ; V. of articles m'd, $8,000; 
 C. $400 ; M. E. 12. 
 
 Root lieer Manufactories, 5; V. of beer m'd, $29,000; C. 
 $12,000 ; M. E. 29. 
 
 Saleeratus Manufactories, 9; V. of sala3ratus m'd, $145,293; 
 quantity m'd, 3,947,516 lbs; C. $50,000; M. E. 17. 
 
 Saw Manufactories, 1 ; V. of saws m'd, $5,200 ; C. $2,000 ; 
 M. E. 4. 
 
 Saltpetre Refineries, 4; V. of m's, $79,200; quantity, 1,187,- 
 230 lbs; C. $11,000; M. E. 7. 
 
 Silver Plating Establishments, 3; V. of plated ware, $10,700; 
 C. $4,100; M. E. 14. 
 
Spirits of Turpentine Manufactories, 3 ; quantity m'd, 205,- 
 000 galls: Y. $102,800: C. $53,500; M. E. 12. 
 
 Steam Warming Apparatus Manufactories, 1 ; V. of m's, ^35,- 
 000; C. $15,000; M. E. 20. 
 
 Type and Stereotype Foundries, 3 ; V. of types &c. made 
 in two foundries, $75,000 ; C. of same, $40,000 ; M. E. 85 ; F. 
 E. 30. 
 
 Truss Manufactories, 2 ; V. of trusses m'd, $4,500 ; C. $2,500 ; 
 M. E. 5 ; F. E. 4. 
 
 Umbrella and Parasol Manufactories, 7 ; V. of m's, $62,000; 
 C. $23,600; M. E. 27; F. i:.. 57. 
 
 A^arnish Manufactories, 3; V. of varnish m'd, $27,000; C. 
 $6,500 ; M. E. 5. 
 
 Visiting Card Manufactories, 1; V. ot cards m'd, $25,000; 
 C. $10,000; M. E. 4; F. E. 4. 
 
 Watch Crystal Manufactories, I; V. of m's, $6,500; C. 
 $2,500 ; M. E. 1 ; F. E. 6. 
 
 Wire- work Manufactories, 4 ; V. of m's, $8,000 ; C. $3,000 ; 
 M. E. 11. 
 
 CHELSEA. 
 
 Furnaces for m. of Hollow-ware and Castings other than pig 
 iron, 1; hollow-ware and castings m'd, 300 tons; V. $18,000; 
 C. ,$5,000 ; E. 12. 
 
 Shovel. Spade, Fork and Hoc Manufactories, 1 ; V. of articles 
 m'd, $1,000 ; C. .$200 ; E. 2. 
 
 Shops for m. of Ire n Railing. Fences and Safes, 1 ; Y. of ar- 
 ticles m'd, $13,300; C. $3,000; E. 23. 
 
 Brass Foundries, 1 ; Y. of articles m'd, $600 ; C. $200 ; E. 1. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Salt, 2 ; salt m'd, 4,000 bushels ; Y. 
 $800 ; C. $3,000 ; E. 3. 
 
 Soap Manufactories, 1 ; soap m'd, 260,000 lbs; Y. $12,000; 
 E. 3. 
 
 Tin-ware Manufactories, 2; Y. of ware m'd, $2,000: C. 
 $600 ; E. 3. 
 
 Tanneries, 1 ; E. 20. 
 
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 V. of Boots and Shoes m'd, $2,400; E. 12. 
 
 Bricks m'd, 4,750,000; V. $28,500; E. 67. 
 
 V. of Snuff, Tobacco and Cigars m'd, |10,150; E. 24. 
 
 V. of Blacking m'd, |1,200; E. 1. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 700 bush ; V. $560 ; rye, 200 
 bush; V. $160 ; barley, 50 bash ; V. $30 ; potatoes, 6,000 bush ; 
 V. $1,500; V. of other esculent vegetables, $8,000; hay, 1,453 
 tons; V. $17,436. 
 
 Fruit, 2,800 bush; V. $2,100. 
 
 Y. of Stone Ware m'd, $4,000; C. $1,000; M. E. 5. 
 
 V. of Paper stained, $10,000; C. $2,000; E. 8. 
 
 Y. of Whiting m'd, $4,000 ; quantity m'd, 400 tons ; C. 
 $2,000 ; E. 5. 
 
 Y. of Spice ground, $600; M. E. 1. 
 
 Y. of Corn ground, $13,500; quantity ground, 45,000 bush; 
 M. E. 2. 
 
 COUNTY OF ESSEX. 
 
 AMESBURY.* 
 
 Woollen Mills, 3 ; sets of machinery, 19 ; wool consumed, 
 414,000 lbs; cassimere m'd, 2,000 yds; Y. $1,400; satinet and 
 tweeds, 110,000 yds.; Y. $65,000; Kentucky jeans, 5,000 yds.; 
 Y. $1,600; flannel or blanketing, 327,000 yds.; Y. $85,750; C. 
 $204,000 ; M. E. 94 ; F. E. 92. 
 
 Saddle and Harness Manufactories, 10; Y. of m's, $3,715; 
 C. $2,025 ; E. 10. 
 
 Hat and Cap Manufactories, 2 ; hats and caps m'd, 4,400; 
 Y. $1,800; C. $1,200; E. 4. 
 
 Chaise, Wagon and Sleigh Manufactories, 55 ; Y. of vehicles, 
 m'd, $66,100; C. $23,090; E. 112. 
 
 * One fifth of the Salisbury M'g Go's establishment is in this town j see Salis- 
 bury. 
 
Till Ware Manufactories, 1; V. of ware, $1,500; C. $800; 
 E. 2. 
 
 Comb Manufactories, I ; V. of combs, $300; C. $100; E. 1. 
 
 Tanneries, 3 ; hides tanned, 12,200 ; V. of leather tanned 
 and curried, $13,150; C. $6,675; E. 17. 
 
 Boots m'd, 2,200 pairs; shoes, 63,700 pairs; V. of boots and 
 shoes, $32,440 ; M. E. 73 ; F. E. 64. 
 
 Bricks m'd, 200,000; V. $800; E. 2. 
 
 V. of Building Stone quarried and prepared, $133 ; E. 1. 
 
 V. of Mechanics Tools m'd, $400 ; E. 2. 
 
 Lumber prepared for market, 225,000 feet ; V. $2,428 ; E. 
 12. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared for market, 820 cords; V. $3,303; E. 
 12. 
 
 Vessels launched, 1 ; tonnage, 200; V. $4,500; E. 10. 
 
 Boats built, 1 ; V. $300 ; E. 2. 
 
 V. of Carriage Springs and Axletrees m'd, $7,000; C. $750; 
 E. 10. 
 
 y. of Potter's ware m'd, $1,000; C. $300 ; E. 2. 
 
 V. of Horse Collars and Winkers, $650 ; C. $200 ; E. 4. 
 
 V. of Carriage Bows m'd $175 ; E. 1. 
 
 Sperm Oil consumed in manufactories, 600 galls. ; V. $500 ; 
 other kinds of oil consumed, 3,600 galls. ; V. $2,000; anthra- 
 cite coal consumed in manufactories, 250 tons; Y. $1,600; for- 
 eign bituminous consumed, 10 tons ; V. $80 ; V. of all other 
 articles of American production, excepting cotton, wool and 
 iron, consumed in manufactories, $10,675; V. of all other ar- 
 ticles of foreign production, excepting as above, consumed in 
 same, $12,000. 
 
 Sheep, 333 ; V. $551 ; wool produced, 933 lbs. ; V. $311. 
 
 Horses, 148; V. $7,615; neat cattle, 763; V. $15,225 ; swine, 
 316 ; V. $5,086. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 5,869 bush. ; V. $4,402; wheat, 
 316 bush.; V. $600 ; rye, 612 bush. ; V. $490 ; barley, 317 bush.; 
 V. $317 ; oats, 1,265 bush.; V. $443; potatoes, 20,488 bush. ; V. 
 $3,483 ; other esculent vegetables, 2,758 bush. ; V. $1,373 ; mil- 
 let, 7 tons; V. $80; hay, 1,673 tons; V. $14,810. 
 
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 Fruit of all kinds raised, 19,658 bush. ; Y. |2,972 ; hops, 30 
 lbs. ; V. $5. 
 
 Butter produced, 30,456 lbs. ; V. ^5,177; cheese, 13,335 lbs.; 
 V. $800; honey, 200 lbs. ; V. $40; beeswax, 25 lbs. ; V. $12. 
 
 ANDOVER. 
 
 Cotton Spindles, 3,850 ; cotton consumed, 34,000 lbs. 
 
 Woollen Mills, 7 ; sets of machinery, 36 ; wool consumed, 
 1,042,500 lbs.; Flannel m'd, 1,702,05 yds; V. $470,500; C. 
 $100,000 ; V. of other goods m'd, $160,000; C. $400,000 ; M E. 
 216 ; F. E. 238. 
 
 Mills for m. of Worsted goods, 1 ; goods m'd, 450,000 yards ; 
 V. $90,000; C. $75,000; M. E. 25 ; F. E. 75. 
 
 Furnaces for m. of Castings other than pig iron, 1 ; castings 
 m'd, 150 tons; V. $10,500; C. $4,000; E. 10. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Woollen Machinery, 1 ; V. of ma- 
 chinery m'd, $60,000; C. $15,000; E. 35. 
 
 Axes and other edge tools m'd, 250 ; V. $250. 
 
 Saddle and Harness Manufactories, 2 ; V. of articles m'd, 
 $4,250 ; C. $800 ; E. 6. 
 
 Hat and Cap Manufactories, 1 ; hats and caps m'd, 1,200 ; V. 
 $2,500 ; C. $600 ; E. 2. 
 
 V. of Wagons, Sleighs and other vehicles m'd, $2,000; E. 4. 
 
 Number of Rail-road Cars m'd, 30; V. $15,000. 
 
 Soap Manufactories, 2; soap m'd, 900 bbls. ; V. $3,600; C. 
 $1,000; E. 3. 
 
 Chair and Cabinet-ware Manufactories, 1 ; V. of m's, $1,500; 
 C. $800 ; E. 5. 
 
 Tin Ware and Sheet Iron Manufactories, 1 ; V. of ware m'd, 
 $1,000; C. $1,000; E. 2. 
 
 Boots m'd, 730 pairs; shoes, 29,500 pairs; V. $16,000; M. 
 E. 62 ; F. E. 34. 
 
 Bricks m'd, 310,000; V. $1,395; E. 5. 
 
 V. of pumps m'd, $125. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 200,000 feet ; V. $2,500. 
 
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 Fire Wood prepared, 4,730 cords; V. $15,000; cost of pre- 
 paring same, $2,300. 
 
 Sperm Oil consumed in manufactories, 3,150 galls.; V. $2,675 ; 
 other kinds of oil consumed, 10,940 galls. ; V. $7,658; anthra- 
 cite coal consumed, 270 tons ; V. $1,620 ; foreign bituminous 
 coal, 12 chaldrons ; V. ,$96 ; bleaching powders, 50 casks ; V. 
 $1,250; soda of ash, 12 casks; V. $420; V. of dye stuffs con- 
 sumed, $800 : V. of fire wood consumed, $1,000 ; V. of all 
 other articles of home production, excepting cotton, wool and 
 iron, consumed, $17,000; V. of all other foreign productions, 
 excepting as above, consumed, $28,900. 
 
 Sheep, 619; V. $1,200; wool produced, 1,914 lbs. ; Y. $593. 
 
 Horses, 459; V. $21,100; neat cattle, 2,300; V. $45,750; 
 swine, 876 ; V. $9,936. 
 
 Indian Corn raised, 17,164 bush.; V. $12,188; wheat, 127 
 bush.; V.$127 ; rye, 2,486 bush.; V. $2,1 13 ; barley, 1,796 bush 
 V. $817; oats, 9,769 bush. ; V. $3,278; potatoes, 51,548 bush. 
 V. $12,875 : other esculent vegetables, 6,73t bush. ; V. $1,346 
 hay, 4,826 tons ; V. $44,069. 
 
 Fruit of all kinds raised, 15,426 bush. ; V. $6,200 ; hops rais- 
 ed, 400 lbs. ; V. $44. 
 
 Butter produced, 59,852 lbs.; V. $8,977; cheese, 17,655 lbs.; 
 Y. 1,059 ; honey, 175 lbs. ; Y. $31. 
 
 Mills for m. of Shoe Thread, Carpet Warp, Baleing Twine, 
 Linen Yarn and Sail Twine, 2; spindles, 1,088; flax worked, 
 800,000, lbs. ; Y. $73,000 ; Y. of goods m'd, $115,000 ; C. $75,- 
 000 ; M. E. 78 ; F. E. 55. 
 
 BEYERLY. 
 
 Forges, 8 ; bar iron, anchors, cables and other articles of 
 wrought iron, m'd 50 tons, Y. $7,000 ; C. $3,000; E. 17. 
 
 Britannia Ware Manufactories, 3; Y. of ware m'd, $10,000; 
 C. $1,350 ;E. 13. 
 
 Saddle, Harness and Trunk Manufactories, 1 ; Y. of m. $500 ; 
 C. $400: E. 1. 
 
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 Hat and Cap Manufactories, 1 ; hats and caps m'd, 500 ; V. 
 $1,400; C. $600; E. 2. 
 
 Cordage Manufactories, 1 ; cordage m'd, 20 tons ; V. $3,800 ; 
 C. $3,000 ; E. 4 
 
 Establishments for m. of Rail Road Cars, Coaches, Chaises, 
 &c. 4; V. of same, m'd, $1,300; C. $500; E. 4. 
 
 Soap and Tallow Candle Manufactories, 1 ; soap m'd, 25,000 
 lbs. ; Y. $7,500 ; tallow candles, 6,000 lbs. ; V. $600 ; C. $5,000 ; 
 E. 5. 
 
 Chair and Cabinet Ware Manufactories, 6 ; V. of m's. $4,200 ; 
 C. $1,800; E. 10. 
 
 Tin Ware Manufactories, 1 ; V. of m's. $1,500 ; C. 400 ; E. 3. 
 
 Tanneries, 1 ; hides tanned, 5,000; V. of leather tanned and 
 curried, $6,000; C. $5,000; E. 6. 
 
 Boots m'd, 3,630 pairs; shoes, 207,250 pairs; Y. of boots 
 and shoes, $110,885; M. E. 313; F. E. 423. 
 
 Bricks m'd, 2,000,000; Y. $12,000; E. 22. 
 
 Y. of Blacking m'd, $60; E. 1. 
 
 Y. of Blocks and Pumps m'd, $800 ; E. 2. 
 
 Brooms manufactured, 256 ; Y. $30; E. 2. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 100 tons ; Y. $800 ; E. 4. 
 
 Firewood prepared, 500 cords ; Y. 2,500 ; E. 10. 
 
 Boats built, 1 ; Y. $20; E. 1. 
 
 Sperm Oil consumed in Factories, 300 galls. ; Y. $300 ; whale 
 oil, 1,000 galls. ; Y. $800; anthracite coal consumed in facto- 
 ries, 25 tons ; Y. $175 ; bituminous coal of U. S. consumed, 
 50 chaldrons ; Y. $400; foreign bituminous coal, 50 chaldrons, 
 Y. $500; Y. of other articles of home production, excepting cot- 
 ton, wool, andiron, consumed by factories, $200; Y. of foreign 
 productions, excepting as above, $100. 
 
 Yessels employed in Mackerel and Cod Fisheries, 46; ton- 
 nage, 3,185; mackerel taken, 20 bbls. ; codfish, 30,000 
 quintals; Y. of mackerel, $200; Y. of codfish, $67,333; salt 
 consumed in fisheries, 36,800 bush. ; C.$ 1 00,000 ; E. 322; sheep, 
 230 ; wool produced, 690 lbs. ; Y. $276. 
 
 Horses, 233; Y. $11,650; neat cattle, 718; Y. $14,360; 
 swine, 669; Y. 3,345. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 9,251 bush, ; Y. $6,476 ; wheat. 
 
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 50 bush.; V. $50 ; rye, 1,030 bush.; V. $824 ; barley, 1,071 bush.; 
 V. $643 ; oats, 320 bush. ; V. $128 ; potatoes, 30,000 bush. ; V. 
 $12,000; other esculent vegetables, 11,900 bush. ; V. $3,570; 
 hay, 2,304 tons; V. $23,400. 
 
 Fruit raised, 25,000 bush. ; V. $12,250. 
 
 Butter produced, 36,000 lbs. ; V. $6,480 ; cheese, 4,000 lbs. ; 
 V. $240; honey, 700 lbs. ; V. $70; beeswax, 60 lbs. ; V. $18. 
 
 Mustard Manufactories, 1 ; mustard m'd, 6,000 lbs.; V. $2,400. 
 
 Fulling Mills, 1 ; V. of labor, $500. 
 
 Carding Mills, 1 ; Y. of labor, $500. 
 
 Saw Mills, 2 ; V. of labor, $3,000. 
 
 Grist Mills, 6 ; V. of labor, $1,000. 
 
 Codfish oil, 3l4bbls. ; V. $4,622. 
 
 Curing Fish for vessels not belonging to this town, V. $2,000. 
 
 Mud and sea drift for manure, V. $3,000. 
 
 BOXFORD. y^^ 
 
 / Cotton Mills, ] ; spindles, 436 ; cotton consumed, 30,000 
 lbs.; V. of cotton yarn m'd, $5,120 ; C. $3,000 ; M. E. 4 ; F. E. 6. 
 
 Rail-road Cars, Chaises, Coaches and other vehicles m'd, V. 
 $800 ; C. $500 ; E. $3. 
 
 Boots m'd, 925 pairs ; shoes, 15,400 pairs ; V. of boots and 
 shoes, $11,241 ; M. E. 18 ; F. E. 17. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 148,280 feet; V. $4,566; E. 7. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 1,047 cords ; V. $3,291 ; E. 5 ; bark pre- 
 pared, 44 cords; Y. ,$282 ; screws, ploughs, wooden hames, &c. 
 Y. $1,200; C. $400; E. 2. 
 
 Merino Sheep, 373; other sheep, 234 ; Y. of all sheep, $1,300 ; 
 merino wool, 1,057 lbs.; other wool, 718 lbs.; Y. of all wool, $510. 
 
 Horses, 115; Y. $5,100; neat cattle, 913; Y. $16,111; 
 swine, 314; Y. $4,335. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize, 6,975 bush. ; Y. $4,882 ; wheat, 125 
 bush. Y. $156; rye, 187 bush. ; Y. $180 ; barley, 125 bush. ; Y. 
 $87; oats, 2,953 bush.; Y. $1,181 ; potatoes, 15,255 bush.; Y. 
 $3,051; other esculent vegetables, 400 bush.; Y. $100; hay, 
 1,791 tons; Y. $14,812. 
 
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 I Fruit, 27,584 bush. ; V. $3,000. 
 
 / Butter, 18,645 lbs. ; V. $3,107; cheese, 10,020 lbs. ; V. $602 ; 
 
 /honey, lbs.; 150; V. $30 ; shoe pegs, 2,200 bush. 
 
 BRADFORD. 
 
 Linen Thread, m'd, 75,000 lbs.; V. $30,000; C. $4,000; 
 M. E. 15 ; F. E. 44. 
 
 Saddle, Harness and Trunk Manufactories, 3 ; V. of m's, 
 $2,040 ; C. $600 ; E. 3. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Rail-road Cars, Coaches, Wagons 
 and other vehicles, 1; V. of articles m'd, $857; E. 2. 
 
 Tanneries, 3; Hides tanned, 1,990; V. of leather tanned and 
 curried, $5,300 ; C. 3,900 ; E. 6. 
 
 Boots m'd, 6,450 pairs ; shoes, 270,000 pairs ; V. of boots and 
 shoes, $147,080; M. E. 310; F. E. 225. 
 
 Bricks m'd, 200,000; V. $900; E. 3. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 410 cords ; V. $1,845 ; E.3. 
 
 Sheep, 263 ; V. $526 ; Wool produced, 722 lbs. ; V. $216. 
 
 Horses, 155 ; V. $6,200 ; neat cattle, 772 ; V. 16,597 ; swine, 
 214; V. $3,210. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 7,098 bush. ; Y. $4,969 ; 
 wheat, 71 bush. ; V. $71 ; rye, 625 bush. ; V. $500 ; barley, 79 
 bush. ; y. $48 ; oats, 4,890 bush. ; V. $1,956 ; potatoes, 16,723 
 bush. ; V. $4,181 ; other esculent vegetables, 1,120 bush. ; V. 
 $224; hay, 2,832 tons; V. $30,549. 
 
 Fruit raised, 22,095 bush. ; V. $3,683. 
 
 Butter produced, 32,679 lbs. ; V. $5,407 ; cheese, 14,587 
 lbs.; Y. $875; honey, 520 lbs. ; Y. $86; beeswax, 50 lbs. 
 
 DANYERS. 
 
 Rolling, Slitting and Nail Mills, 1 ; iron m'd, and not made 
 into nails; 1,000 tons; Y. $80,000; C. $9,000; E. 11. 
 
 Furnaces for m. of Hollow Ware and castings other than pig 
 iron, 1 ; ware m'd, 50 tons ; Y. $4,000 ; C. $1,000; E. 5. 
 
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 Axe Manufactories, 1 ; tools m'd, 2,500 ; V. $3,000 ; C. 
 |300; E. 3. 
 
 Saddle, Harness and Trunk Manufactories, 7; V. of articles 
 m'd, $8,200 ; C. $3,650 ; E. 13. 
 
 Soap and Tallow Candle Manufactories, 2; soap m'd, 
 624,000 lbs. ; V. $17,500; candles m'd, 36,000 lbs. ; V. 3,000; 
 C. $8,080; E. 6. 
 
 Chair and Cabinet-ware Manufactories, 2 ; V. of articles m'd, 
 $3,000; C. $1,050; E. 3. 
 
 Tin Ware Manufactories, 4; Y. of ware m'd, $17,000; C. 
 $7,500 ; E. 14. 
 
 Glue Manufactories, 1 ; V. of glue m'd, $25,000 ; C. $12,000 ; 
 
 E. 8. 
 
 Tanneries, 61 ; hides tanned, .553,760; V. of leather tanned 
 and curried, $638,708; C. $414,600; E. 268. 
 
 Boots and Shoes m'd, 1,150,300; V. $671,450; M. E. 1,586; 
 
 F. E. 980. 
 
 Bricks m'd, 4,100,000; V. .$24,600; E. 60. 
 
 V. of Stone prepared for building, $8,850j E. 31. 
 
 V. of Blocks and Pumps m'd, $500 ; E. 1. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 3,726 cords; V. $15,400 ; E. 15. 
 
 Sheep, 98 ; V. $186 ; wool produced, 257 lbs. ; Y. $87. 
 
 Horses, 564 ; Y. $32,095 ; neat cattle, 1,321 ; Y. $30,435 ; 
 swine, 1,003; Y. $12,341. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 13,929 bush. ; Y. $8,357; rye, 
 1,315 bush. ; Y. $735 ; barley, 344 bush. ; Y. $223 ; oats, 1,353 
 bush. : Y. $502; potatoes, 31,095 bush. ; Y. $9,328 ; other escu- 
 lent vegetables, 122,160 bush. ; Y. $30,500 ; hay, 3,097 tons; 
 Y. $32,470. 
 
 Fruit raised, 42,420 bush. ; Y. $15,177. 
 
 IJutter, 52,550 lbs. ; Y. $9,798 ; cheese, 1,450 lbs. ; Y. $107; 
 honey, 3,500 lbs. ; Y. $500. 
 
 Shoe Pegs, 1,200 bush. 
 
 Last Manufactories, 1 ; lasts m'd, 40,000; Y. $8,000; C. 
 $2,000; E. 5. 
 
 Squashes raised, 200 tons ; Y. $3,000. 
 
 Y. Beef and Pork sold for market, $150,000; C. $44,600; E.45. 
 
 Milk, 47,452 galls. ; Y. $7,592. 
 
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 Hides prepared for Pickers, $3,000 ; V. $8,000 ; C |2,000. 
 Shoe and other Boxes m'd, 37,000 ; V. $14,500 ; C. $3,000; E.IO. 
 Blinds and Sashes m'd, 15,000 lights ; V. $750 ; C. $300 ; E. 2. 
 Y. of Earthen Ware m'd, $4,000 ; C. $1,000 ; E. 6. 
 
 ESSEX. 
 
 Forges, 8 ; bar iron, anchors, chain cables and other articles 
 m'd, 25 tons ; V. $2,000 ; C. $2,000 ; F. 6. 
 
 Saddle, Harness, and Trunk Manufactories, 2 ; V. of articles 
 m'd, $200 ; C. $100 ; E. 2. 
 
 Cordage Manutactories, 3; cordage m'd, 10 tons; V. $5,300 ; 
 C. $3200; E.6. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Rail-road Cars and other vehicles, 1 ; 
 V. of articles m'd, $1,000 ; C. $500; E. 3. 
 
 Tanneries, 1 ; hides tanned, 800 ; V. $3,200 ; C. $1,500 ; E. 2. 
 
 Boots m'd, 970 pairs ; shoes, 2,000 pairs ; V. $4,510 ; M. E. 9 ; 
 F. E. 5. 
 
 y. of Pumps and Blocks m'd, $1,200; E. 3. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 137 tons; V. $890; E. 6. 
 
 Fire Wood, 246 cords; V. $984; E. 20. 
 
 Vessels launched, 28 ; tonnage, 1,715; V. $51,450 ; E. 99. 
 
 Boats built, 10; Y. $300; E. 2. 
 
 Vessels employed in Mackerel and Cod fisheries, 27; tonnage, 
 1,429. 
 
 Clams dug, 1,600 bbls. ; Y. $8,000 ; E. 20 ; salt consumed, 200 
 hhds. 
 
 Sheep, 82 ; V. $164 ; wool produced, 356 lbs. ; V. $85. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 6,116 bush.; Y. $4,281 ; rye, 
 217 bush.; v. $217; barley, 431 bush.; V. $215; oats, 507 
 bush. ; v. $187; potatoes, 11,416 bush. ; V. $2,854; other escu- 
 lent vegetables, 3,176 bush.; V. $794; hay, 1,744 tons; V. 
 $17,440. 
 
 Horses, 77; V. $3,465 ; neat cattle, 545 ; V. $15,028 ; swine, 
 232 ; v. $2,418. 
 
 Fruit raised, 11,495 bush. ; Y. $3,448 50. 
 
 Butter, 26,112 lbs.; Y. $4,352 ; cheese, 8,070 lbs.; Y. $646; 
 honey, 200 1bs. ; Y. $25. 
 
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 GEORGETOWN. 
 
 Saddle, Harness and Trunk Manufactories, 2 ; V, of articles 
 m'd, $1,550; C. $800; E. 3. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Rail-road Cars, Coaches and other 
 vehicles, 2; V. of vehicles m'd, $1,653; C. $692; E. 3. 
 
 Chair and Cabinet- ware Manufactories, 1 ; V. of articles m'd, 
 $1,000; C. $400; E. 3. 
 
 Tin Ware and Stove and Funnel Manufactories, 1 ; Y. of ar- 
 ticles m'd, $500; C. $160; E. 2. 
 
 Tanneries, 11; hides tanned, 5,524; V. of leather tanned 
 and curried, $18,760; C. $14,414; E. 18. 
 
 Boots m'd, 26,260 pairs; shoes, 381,820 pairs; V. of boots 
 and shoes, $306,198 ; M. E. 419 ; F. E. 237. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 235 tons ; Y. $1,450; E. 1. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 283 cords ; Y. $1,185 ; E. 2. 
 
 Sheep, 110; Y. $197; wool produced, 385 lbs. ; Y. $117. 
 
 Horses, 190; Y. $8,825; neat cattle, 615 ; Y. $12,000; swine; 
 286 ; Y. $2,288. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 3,273 bush. ; Y. $2,128 ; wheat, 
 108 bush. ; Y. $133 ; rye, 146 bush. ; Y. $121 ; barley, 45 bush. ; 
 Y. $29; oats, 685 bush.; Y. $253 ; potatoes, 16,020 bush. ; Y. 
 $4,005 ; other esculent vegetables, 863 bush. ; Y. $345. 
 
 English Hay, 582 tons ; Y. $7,566 ; meadow hay, 707 tons ; 
 Y. $4,242. 
 
 Fruit, 12,183 bush.; Y. $4,873. 
 
 Butter, 19,319 lbs. ; Y. .$2,705 ; cheese, 7,520 lbs. ; Y. $451 ; 
 honey, 160 lbs. ; Y. $29; beeswax, 7 lbs. ; Y. $2. 
 
 Shoe Pegs m'd, 50 bush. ; Y. $75. 
 
 GLOUCESTER. 
 
 Forges, 10 ; bar iron, cables and other articles m'd, 34 tons ; 
 Y. $7,140; C. $6,010; E. 16. 
 
 Saddle, Harness and Trunk Manufactories, 1 ; Y. of articles 
 m'd, $200; C. $100; E. 1. 
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 Upholstery Manufactories, 1 ; V. of articles m'd, $800; C. 
 
 |600; E. 2. 
 
 Cordage Manufactories, i ; cordage m'd, 80 tons ; V. $14,000 ; 
 
 C. $10,000 ; E. 14. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Rail-road Cars, Coaches and other 
 vehicles, 2 ; V. of vehicles m'd, $430 ; C. $225 ; E. 2. 
 
 Soap and Tallow Candle Manufactories, 1 ; soap m'd, 129,500 
 lbs.; V. $4,675; candles m'd, 22,000 lbs.; V. $1,980; C. 
 $4,000 ; E. 2. 
 
 Chair and Cabinet-ware Manufactories, 3 ; V. of articles m'd, 
 $9,375 ; C. $4,375 ; E. 13. 
 
 Tin Ware Manufactories, 1 ; V. of ware m'd, $8,000 ; C. 
 $3,000 ; E. 6. 
 
 Boots m'd, 954 pairs; shoes, 25,643; Y. of boots and shoes. 
 $21,712; M. E. 41; F. E. 36. 
 
 Palm-leaf Hats m'd, 915 ; V. $201 ; F. E. 8. 
 
 V. of Snuff, Tobacco and Cigars m'd, $712; E. 2. 
 
 Y. of Stone quarried and prepared for building, $1,000; E. 4. 
 
 Y. of Blacking m'd, $250; E. 1. 
 
 Y. of Blocks and pumps m'd, $1,200 ; E. 5. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 104,000 feet; Y. $1,374; E. 8. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 655 cords ; Y. $2,653 ; E. 35. 
 
 Yessels launched, 3 ; tonnage, 209 ; Y. $6,270 ; E. 18. 
 
 Boats built, 35; Y. $470; E. 6. 
 
 Yessels employed in Mackerel and Cod fisheries, 156 ; ton- 
 nage, 5,752 ; mackerel taken, 17,456 bbls. ; Y. $134,838; cod- 
 fish, 28,654 quintals ; Y. $67,023 ; salt consumed, 59,840 bush. ; 
 C. $199,4.50; E. 1,063. 
 
 Sheep, 35 ; Y. $70 ; wool produced, 77 lbs. ; Y. $28. 
 
 Horses, 192; Y. $9,561 ; neat cattle, 839 ; Y. $16,478; swine, 
 382 ; Y. $5,243. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 4,965 bush. ; Y. $3,249 ; wheat, 
 14 bush. ; Y. $15 ; rye, 280 bush. ; Y. $215 ; barley, 798 bush. ; 
 Y. $481 ; oats, 50 bush. ; Y. $18 ; potatoes, 26,257 bush. ; Y. 
 $6,0.50°; other esculent vegetables, 5,170 bush.; Y. $1,852; 
 squashes, 85,500 lbs. ; Y. $320 ; hay, 1,624 tons ; Y. $16,806. 
 
 Fruit raised, 7,129 bush. ; Y. $1,732. 
 
 Butter, 16,103 lbs.; Y. $2,519; cheese, 100 lbs. ; Y. $6. 
 
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 Fish Casks m'd, 1,200 hhds., 3,750 bbls. ; V. $4,342; C. 
 $2,037 ; E. 15. 
 
 Timber prepared, 46 tons oak ; V. $36S ; 102 tons pine ; V. 
 $507. 
 
 Hake and Scale Fish, 12,197 quintals: V. $15,246; V. of 
 halibut, $28,636. 
 
 HAMILTON. 
 
 Woollen Mills, 1 ; sets of machinery, 5 ; wool consumed, 
 120,000 lbs. ; yarn m'd and not made into cloth, 100,000 lbs. ; 
 V. $40,000 ; M. E. 28 ; F. E. 14. 
 
 Boots m'd, 550 pairs ; shoes, 52,220 pairs ; M. E. 60 ; F. E. 
 60. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 355 cords ; V. $1,420. 
 
 Sheep, 189; V. $283; wool produced, 567 lbs. ; V. $170. 
 
 Horses, 97; V. $4,850; neat cattle, 689; V. $16,840; swine, 
 242; V. $1,136. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 4,930 bush.; V. 3,204; rye, 
 349 bush. ; V. $229; barley, 45 bush. ; V. $36 ; oats, 920 bush. ; 
 V. $368; potatoes, 10,159 bush.; V. $2,540; other esculent 
 vegetables, 600 bush. ; V. $275; hay, 1,493 tons; V. $12,816. 
 
 Fruit raised, 21,266 bush. ; V. $1,918. 
 
 Butter, 17,773 lbs. ; V. $3,021 ; cheese, 4,495 lbs. ; V. $270. 
 
 HAVERHILL. 
 
 Woollen Mills, 1 ; sets of machinery, 5 ; wool consumed, 
 125,000 lbs.; flannel or blanketing m'd, 350,000 yds.; V. 
 $87,.500; C. $40,000; M. E. 20; F. E. 30. 
 
 Forges, 19 ; bar iron, anchors and other articles m'd, 49 J 
 tons; V. $4,455; C. $1,500; E. 21. 
 
 Tack and Awl Manufactories, 1 ; tacks and awls m'd, 30,000 ; 
 V. $400; C. $25; E. 1. 
 
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 Silver Ware Manufactories, 3; Y. of articles m'd, $11,300; 
 C. $3,900 ; E. 10. 
 
 Musical Instrument Manufactories, 2; V, of articles m'd, 
 $3,150; C. $550; E. 5. 
 
 Saddle, Harness and Trunk Manufactories, 2; V. of articles 
 m'd, $2,800; C. $1,000; E. 5. 
 
 Upholstery Manufactories, 2 ; V. of articles m'd, $200 ; C. 
 $50 ; E. 2. 
 
 Hat Manufactories, 6; hats m'd, 84,000; V. $38,095; C. 
 $14,400 ; E. 63. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Chaises, Wagons and other vehicles, 
 6 ; V. of vehicles m'd, $16,600 ; C. $4,250 ; E. 26. 
 
 Soap Manufactories, 1 ; soap m'd, 320,000 lbs. ; V. $2,000 ; C. 
 $500 ; E. 2. 
 
 Chair and Cabinet-ware Manufactories, 2 ; V. of articles m'd, 
 $4,500; C. $2,000; E. 6. 
 
 Tin Ware and Sheet Iron Manufactories, 2 ; V. of articles 
 m'd, $5,000 ; C. $2,000 ; E. 8. 
 
 Comb Manufactories, 3 ; V. of combs m'd, $3,760 ; C. $550 ; 
 E. 12. 
 
 Grist Mills, 7; run stones, 10; E. 6. 
 
 Tanneries, 1 ; hides and calf-skins tanned, 2,500 ; V. of 
 leather tanned, $4,000; V. of leather curried, $82,000; C. 
 $15,500 ; E. 52. 
 
 Shoes m'd, 1,860,915 pairs ; Y. $898,824; M. E. 2,042; F. 
 E. 1,680. 
 
 Bricks m'd, 400,000; Y. $1,600; E. 6. 
 
 Y. of Cigars m'd, $300 ; E. 2. 
 
 Y. of Building Stone quarried and prepared, $1,200 ; E. 5. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 2,173 tons, and 88,000 feet; Y. $20,173; 
 E. 27. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 2,048 cords; Y. $6,410; E. 123. 
 
 Machines for cutting Sole Leather, 129; Y. $8,000; C. 
 $1,500; E. 4. 
 
 Lasts m'd, 35,000 ; Y. $5,000 ; C. $2,000; E. 7. 
 
 Sperm Oil consumed in Manufactories, 2,348 galls. ; Y. 
 $2,113; whale oil, 4,100 galls. ; Y. $1,845. 
 
 Sheep, 361 ; Y. $621 ; wool produced, 1,064 lbs.; Y. $331. 
 
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 Horses, 340; V. $20,209; neat cattle, 1,456; V. $26,913; 
 swine, 751 ; V. $10,496. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 11,195 bush.; V. $7,836; 
 wheat, 439 bush.; V. $549; rye, 1,373 bush.; V. 1,144; 
 barley, 446 bush.; V. $268; oats, 6,125 bush.; V. $2,144; 
 potatoes, $31,104 bush.; V. $6,221; other esculent vegetables, 
 5,458 bush. ; V. $1,364; beans, 407 bush.; V. $610; hay, 
 2,898 tons ; V. $27,665. 
 
 Fruit raised, 29,246 bush. ; V. $4,648. 
 
 Butter, 36,028 lbs.; V. $5,044; cheese, 23,211 lbs.; V. 
 $1,335 ; honey, 200 lbs. ; V. $25. 
 
 IPSWICH. 
 
 Cotton Mills, 1 ; spindles, 2,576 ; cotton consumed, 68,000 
 lbs.; cloth m'd, 372,000 yds. printed goods; V. $26,040; C. 
 $25,000; M. E. 14; F. E. 41. 
 
 Hosiery Manufactories, 5 ; quantity m'd, 3,100 doz. ; V. $26,- 
 800 ; C. $17,500 ; M. E. 23 ; F. E. 109. 
 
 Upholstery Manufactories, 1 ; V. of articles m'd, $600 ; C. 
 $300; E. 1. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Rail-road Cars, Coaches and other 
 vehicles, 1 : V. of vehicles m'd, $1,000; C. $300; E. 3. 
 
 Soap and Tallow Candle Manufactories, 1 ; hard soap m'd, 
 2 tons; other soap, 50 bbls. ; Y. $300; C. $100; E. 2. 
 
 Chair and Cabinet-ware Manufactories, 6 ; V. of articles m'd, 
 $5,750; C. $2,500; E. 13. 
 
 Tanneries, 2 ; hides tanned, 4,300 ; V. of leather tanned and 
 curried, $16,700; C. $5,200; E. 13. 
 
 Boots m'd, 14,800 pairs ; shoes, 52,419 pairs ; V. $57,029 ; 
 M. E. 151 ; F. E. 85. 
 
 Bricks m'd, 60,000; V. $300; E. 2. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 170 cords; V. $709. 
 
 V. of other articles m'd, $2,160; C. $750; E. 4. 
 
 Sperm Oil consumed in Manufactories, 300 galls. ; V. $270 ; 
 anthracite coal consumed, 100 tons ; V. $550; V. of other arti- 
 
cles of American production, excepting cotton, wool and iron, 
 consumed in Manufactories, $250. 
 
 Vessels employed in Mackerel and Cod Fisheries, 1 ; tonnage, 
 80; cod fish taken, 980 quintals; V. |2,450 ; C. $1,200 ; E. 6. 
 
 Sheep, 344; V. $688 ; wool produced, 1,075 lbs. ; V. $298. 
 
 Horses, 224 ; V. $10,765 ; neat cattle, 1,236 ; V. $22,825 ; 
 swine, 464 ; Y. $4,708. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 10,982 bush. ; V. $6,610 ; rye, 
 1,271 bush.; V. $962; barley, 680 bush.; V. $340; oats, 1,169 
 bush. ; y. $359 ; potatoes, 22,035 bush. ; V. $4,411 ; other escu- 
 lent vegetables, 2,470 bush.; V. $515; hay, 3,770 tons; Y. 
 
 Fruit raised, 16,382 bush. ; Y. $3,153. 
 
 Butter, 32,896 lbs. ; Y. $5,278 ; cheese, $8,306 lbs. ; Y. $498; 
 honey, 500 lbs. ; Y. $100. 
 
 Clams dug, 2,000 bbls. ; Y. $9,000; E. 40. 
 
 Barrels m'd, 1,000; Y. $600; E. 2. 
 
 Y. of Shaving Soap m'd, $1,600 ; E. 2. 
 
 Yeneers, Y. of Mahogany, $12,000 ; Y. of veneers, $15,000 ; 
 E. 4. 
 
 LYNN. 
 
 Calico printed, 713,000 yds. ; Y. $70,000 ; C. $40,000 ; M. E. 
 25 ; F. E. 4. 
 
 Establishments for m. Iron Butts or Hinges, 1 ; butts or hin- 
 ges m'd, 27,000 doz. ; Y. $10,400; E. 18. 
 
 Hat and Cap Manufactories, 2; Y. of articles m'd, $2,500; E.3. 
 
 Y. of vehicles m'd, $1,000 ; E. 2. 
 
 Soap and Tallow Candle Manufactories, 2 ; Y. of soap m'd, 
 $6,000 ; E. 3. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Fire Arms, 1 ; Y. of rifles m'd, 
 $2,500 ; E. 4. 
 
 Chocolate Mills, 1; Y. of chocolate m'd, $21,000 ; E. 4. 
 
 Chair and Cabinet- ware Manufactories, 1 ; Y. of articles m'd, 
 $4,000 ; E. 6. 
 
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 Tin Ware Manufactories, 2 ; V. of ware m'd, ^2,000 ; E. 4. 
 
 Glue Manufactories, 1 ; V. of glue m'd, $1,500 ; E. 2. 
 
 Tanneries, 3; hides tanned, 133.000 ; V, of leather tanned 
 and curried, $61,000 ; E. 54. 
 
 Boots m'd, 2,000 pairs ; Shoes, 2,404,722 pairs ; V. of boots 
 and shoes, $1,468,000 ; M. E. 2,719 ; F. E. 3,209. 
 
 Bricks m'd, 500,000; E. 5. 
 
 y. of Snuff, Tobacco and Cigars m'd, $10,990; E. 23. 
 
 V. of Building Stone quarried and prepared. $1,000; E. 3. 
 
 V. of Blocks and Pumps m'd, $1,200 ; E. 2. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 630 cords ; V. $2,835. 
 
 Sperm Oil consumed in Manufactories, 95 galls. ; anthracite 
 coal, 178 tons. 
 
 Vessels employed in Whale Fishery. 2; tonnage, 579; 
 sperm oil imported, 4.680 galls. ; whale oil, 54,043 galls, 
 whalebone, 14,000 lbs. 
 
 Vessels employed in Mackerel and Cod Fisheries, 16 ; ton- 
 nage, 733; mackerel taken, 1,000 bbls. ; V. $8,500; codfish, 
 750 quintals; Y. $3,325; salt consumed, 3,303 bush.; E. 
 160. 
 
 Horses, 333; V. .$21,916; neat cattle, 354; V. $9,135; 
 swine, 291 ; Y. $4,365. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 3,642 bush. ; Y. $2,914 ; rye, 
 347 bush. ; Y. $254 ; barley, 716 bush. ; Y. $680 ; oats, 400 
 bush. ; Y. $180 : potatoes, 20,378 bush. ; Y. $6,792 ; other escu- 
 lent vegetables, 334 tons; hay. 1,250 tons; Y. $17,400. 
 
 Fruit raised, 8,186 bush.; Y. $3,683. 
 
 Butter, 8,425 lbs. 
 
 Woollen Goods printed, $1,000 pieces; Y. $15,000. 
 
 Common Fish Oil ; 500 bbls. ; Y. $6,000. 
 
 Ground Spice, 50,000 lbs. ; Y. $6,000. 
 
 Y. of Lasts m'd, $6,900. 
 
 Y. of Confectionary m'd, $10,000 ; E. 10. 
 
 Tailors' Crayons m'd, 500 boxes ; Y. $335. 
 
 Y. of Book Binders' Business, $1,200. 
 
 Morocco Manufactories, 1 ; Y. of m's, $34,000; E. 35. 
 
 Y. of salted Pollock, Hake and Haddock, $3,400. 
 
 Y. of Fish taken and not salted, $13,950. 
 
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 Paper Hanging Manufactories, 1; C. ^10,000; V. of m's 
 $55,000 ; profits $2,500 ; M. E. 30 ; F. E. 6. 
 
 V. of Silk, Cotton and Woollen dying, $5,700; M. E. 5 ; F. E. 1 
 
 y. of Sashes and Blinds m'd, $7,000 ; M. E. 10. 
 
 India Rubber Shoes m'd, 6,000 pairs ; V. $3,000 ; E. 2. 
 
 LYNNFIELD. 
 
 Woollen Mills, 1 ; sets of machinery, 1 ; wool consumed, 
 11,000 lbs. ; flannel or blanketing, m'd, 30,350 yds. ; V. $8,269 ; 
 C. $5,000 ; M. E. 7 ; F. E. 2. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Rail-road Cars, Coaches, Chaises 
 and other vehicles, 2; V. of vehicles m'd, $1,000; C. $500 ; 
 E. 4. 
 
 Shoes m'd, 36,661 pairs ; V. $23,717 ; M. E. 62 ; F. E. 43. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 90,000 feet ; V. $1,038 ; E. 7. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 1,418 cords ; V. $4,098 ; E. 25. 
 
 Sheep, 6; V. $12 ; wool produced, 30 lbs; V. $15. 
 
 Horses, 58; Y. $2,505; neat cattle, 311; Y. $6,814; swine, 
 103; Y. $997. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 2,341 bush.; Y. $1,404; rye, 
 354 bush. ; Y. $283 ; barley, 37 bush. ; Y. $29 ; oats, 321 bush. ; 
 Y.$128; potatoes, 7,095 bush.; Y. $2,128; other esculent veg- 
 etables, 750 bush.; Y $112; hay, 714 tons; Y $7,464. 
 
 Fruit raised, 3,755 bush. ; Y. $750. 
 
 Butter, 11,026 lbs.; Y. $1,874. 
 
 MANCHESTER. 
 
 Upholstery Manufactories, 2; Y. of m's, $1,000; C. $500- 
 E. 2. ' 
 
 Chair and Cabinet- ware Manufactories^ 23; Y. of articles 
 m'd, $133,680; C. $53,700; E. 196. 
 
 Tanneries,!; hides tanned, 1,000; Y. $3,000 ; C. $3,000- 
 E. 4. 
 
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 Boots m'd, 163 pairs ; Shoes, 5,235 pairs ; V. of boots and 
 shoes, $5,580 ; M. E. 12 ; F. E. 6. 
 
 Bricks m'd, 150,000 ; V. $800 ; E. 3. 
 
 V. of Building Stone quarried and prepared, .'^TOO : E. 3. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 30,000 feet ; V. |360 ; E. 3. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 195 cords ; V. $1,050 ; E. 15. 
 
 Whale Oil consumed in Manufacturing, 1,000 galls. ; V. 
 $1,000; anthracite coal, 400 tons; V. $1,400. 
 
 Vessels employed in Mackerel and Cod Fisheries, 18 ; ton- 
 nage, 858 ; mackerel taken, 85 bbls. ; V. $800 ; cod fish 
 taken, 9,201 quintals; V. $20,635 ; salt consumed, 11,188 bush. ; 
 C. ,$23,730; E. 113. 
 
 Horses, 35; V. $1,760; neat cattle, 143; V. $4,200 ; swine, 
 75: V. $1,100. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 997 bush. ; V. $700; wheat, 7. 
 bush. ; V. $5 ; rye, 43 bush. ; V. $43 ; barley, 284 bush. ; V. $170 ; 
 oats, 27 bush. ; V. $11 ; potatoes, 6,905 bush. ; V. $1,800; other 
 esculent vegetables, 1,889 bush. ; V. $570 ; hay, 380 tons ; V. 
 $4,500 ; beans and peas, 100 bush. ; V. $190. 
 
 Fruit, 2,877 bush. ; V. $580. 
 
 Butter, 4,-500 lbs. ; V. $630. 
 
 Number of Ship Wheels m'd, 10 ; V. $300; C. $100. 
 
 MARBLEHEAD. 
 
 Cordage Manufactories, 2 ; quantity m'd, 282,083 lbs ; V. 
 $25,682; C. $10,000; E. 28. 
 
 Soap and Tallow Candle Manufactories, 2 ; soap m'd, 10,000 
 lbs. ; V. $500. 
 
 Tin Ware Manufactories, 2 ; Y. of ware m'd, $1,200 ; C. 
 $600 ; E. 5. 
 
 Glue Manufactories, 2 ; V. of glue and gums m'd, $12,500 ; 
 C. $9,000 ; E. 10. 
 
 Shoes m'd, 1,689,350 pairs ; V. $196,876 ; M. E. 435 ; F. E. 
 723. 
 
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 Vessels employed in Mackerel and Cod Fisheries, 65 ; ton- 
 nage, 5,120 ; cod fish taken, 57,776 quintals; V. $127,878; 
 salt consumed, 64,750 bush. ; C. $133,250; E. 559. 
 
 Horses, 110; V. $4,400; neat cattle, 320; V. $6,400; swine, 
 600; V. $3,000. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 1,000 bush. ; V. $600 ; rye, 200 
 bush. ; V. $140 ; oats, 300 bush. ; V. $120 ; potatoes, 5,525 bush. 
 V. $1,657; other esculent vegetables, 12,000 bush. ; V. $3,000; 
 hay, 550 tons ; V. $6,600. 
 
 Fruit, 2,000 bush.; V. $800. 
 
 Butter, 1295 lbs. ; V. $181. 
 
 Menhaden, 1,000 bbls.; V. $5,000 ; salt consumed, 1,000 
 bush. ; E. 14. 
 
 Suits of Oil Cloth made, 1,000; V. $2,500; M. E. 6; F.E. 48. 
 
 Hemp and Cotton Lines m'd, 2,170 doz.; V. $25,360 ;C. 
 5,000; M.E. 4. 
 
 Seamen's Hats m'd, 1,200 ; V. $900 ; M. E. 6 ; F. E. 15. 
 
 METHUEN. 
 
 Cotton Mills, 2 ; spindles, 4,400 ; cotton consumed, 534,415 
 lbs. ; ticking m'd, 433,134| yds. ; duck, 398,934 yds. ; V. of 
 cottons m'd, $104,000; C. $90,000; M.E. 48 ; F.E. 150. 
 
 Paper Manufactories, 1 ; V. of paper m'd, $20,000 ; C. $5,000 ; 
 E. 16. 
 
 Saddle, Harness and Trunk Manufactories, 2 ; V. of m's, 
 $1,600 ; C. $800; E. 5. 
 
 Hat and Cap Manufactories, 4; hats and caps m'd, 91,000; 
 y. $35,000 ; C. 6,000 ; E. 53. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Rail-road Cars, Coaches, Chaises 
 and other vehicles, 1 ; V. of vehicles m'd, $2,000 ; C. $1,000; 
 E. 3. 
 
 Soap and Tallow Candle Manufactories, 1 ; soap m'd, 16,180 
 lbs. ; V. $1,400 ; candles m'd, 1,655 lbs. ; V. $165: C. $500; 
 E. 3. 
 
 Chair and Cabinet- ware Manufactories, 1 ; V. of articles m'd, 
 $1,000 ; C. 500 ; E. 3. 
 
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 Tin Ware Manufactories; V. of ware $1,500 ; C. $1,000 ; 
 E. 2. 
 
 Shoes m'd, 190,078 pairs; V. $108,715; M. E. 205; F. E. 
 177. 
 
 Bricks m'd, 170,000 ; V. $850 ; E. 2. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 400 tons; V. $2,000. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 564 cords; V. $1,974. 
 
 Sperm Oil consumed in Manufacturing, 2,505 galls. ; V. 
 $2,367 ; whale oil, 40 galls. ; V. $20 ; anthracite coal consum- 
 ed, 82 tons ; V. $367 ; bituminous coal mined in U. S., 4 tons ; 
 V. $36; V. of all other articles of American production, con- 
 sumed in manufacturing, $6,000. 
 
 Sheep, 291 ; V. $582 ; wool produced, 715 lbs. ; V. $179. 
 
 Horses, 189; V. $9,900; neat cattle, 967; V. $19,340; swine, 
 353 ; V. $2,824. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 7,247 bush. ; Y. 5,073; wheat, 
 78 bush.; V. $78; rye, 1,156 bush.; V. $867; barley, 480 
 bush.; V. 240; oats, 4,577 bush. ; V. $1,700; potatoes, 21,078 
 bush.; V. $5,269; other esculent vegetables, 3,490; V. $414; 
 hay, 2,150 tons; V. $17,000. 
 
 Fruit raised, 15,469 bush. ; V. $6,193. 
 
 Butter, 33,395 lbs. ; V. $4007 ; cheese, 17,965 lbs. ; V. $898 ; 
 honey, 185 lbs. ; Y. $18 ; beeswax, 17 lbs.; Y. $3. 
 
 Cranberries, 125 bush.; Y. $187. 
 
 MIDDLETON. 
 
 Paper Manufactories, 1 ; stock used, 250,000 lbs. ; paper m'd, 
 188,000 lbs. ; Y. $20,592 ; C. $12,000 ; E. 12. 
 
 Shoes m'd, 75,645 pairs ; Y. $35,647 ; M. E. 75 ; F. E. 75. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 832 cords; Y. $2,912; E. 3. 
 
 Bituminous Coal mined in United States, consumed in man- 
 ufacturing, 130 tons ; Y. $910. 
 
 Sheep, 98 ; Y. $190 ; wool produced, 200 lbs. ; Y. $79. 
 
 Horses, 71; Y. $3,700; neat cattle, 437; Y. $8,395; swine, 
 172; Y. $2,594. 
 
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 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 3,311 bush. ; V. $1,886 ; wheat, 
 12 bush; V. $18; rye, 122 bush. ; V. $97; barley. 111 bush.; 
 V. $66 ; oats, 264 bush. ; V. $105 ; potatoes, 9,090 bush. ; V. 
 $2,200 ; other esculent vegetables, 800 bush. ; V. $300 ; hay, 
 946 tons ; V. $7,763. 
 
 Fruit raised, 7,949 bush. ; V. $557. 
 
 Butter, 15,320 lbs.; V. $1,451; cheese, 2,200 lbs.; Y. $132; 
 honey, 100 lbs. ; V. $15. 
 
 NEWBURY. 
 
 Saddle, Harness and Trunk Manufactories, 1 ; V. of articles 
 m'd, $500; C. $300; E. 1. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Rail-road Cars, Coaches, Chaises 
 and other Vehicles, 6 ; V. of Vehicles m'd, $6,730 ; C. $5,000 ; 
 E. 15. 
 
 Chair and Cabinet- ware Manufactories, 1 ; V. of articles m'd, 
 $600; C. $100; E. 2. 
 
 Glue Manufactories, and for the preparation of Gums, 1 ; V. 
 of articles m'd, $405; C. $100; E. 1. 
 
 Tanneries, 4 ; hides tanned, 2,375 ; V. of leather tanned, 
 $8,300; C. $4,800; E. 10. 
 
 Boots m'd, 2,168 pairs ; Shoes, 42, 597 pairs; V, of boots and 
 shoes, $29,305; M. E. 63 ; F. E. 11. 
 
 Bricks m'd, 1,360,000; V. $6,700; E. 19. 
 
 V. of Snuff, Tobacco and Cigars, m'd, $8,440 ; E. 5. 
 
 Vessels launched, 12; tonnage, 5,130; V. $227,000; E. 256. 
 
 Boats built, 8; V. $500; E. 2. 
 
 Oil consumed in Manufacturing, 20 bbls. ; V. $250. 
 
 Ves.sels employed in Mackerel and Cod Fisheries, 18; tonnage 
 1,080; Mackerel taken, 2,000 bbls.; V. $14,000; Cod-fish taken, 
 6,000 quintals; V. $12,000; salt consumed, 9,500 bush.; C. 
 $12,600; E. 180. 
 
 Sheep, 292 ; V. $554 ; Wool produced, 822 ; V. $282 ; 
 
 Horses, 236; V. $10,302; neat cattle, 1,386; V. $25,228; 
 swine, 410 ; V. $3,544. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize, raised, 9,399 bush; V. $5,639; Wheat, 
 
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 147 bush; V. $147; Rye, 831 bush.; V. $582; Barley, 453 
 bush. ; V. ,^226 ; Oats, 626 bush. ; V. $209 ; Potatoes, 49,172 
 bush. ; V. $12,293 ; other esculent vegetables, 21,697 bush. ; 
 V. $6,528 ; Hay, 4,623 tons ; V. $34,094. 
 
 Fruit raised, 41,497, bush.; V. $8,299 
 
 Butter, 24,065 lbs.; V. $3,850; Cheese, 12,810 lbs. ; V. $640; 
 Honey, 160 lbs. ; V. $25 
 
 NEWBURYPORT. 
 
 Cotton Mills, 3 ; spindles, 39.856 ; cotton consumed^, 1,284,- 
 000 lbs. ; cloth No. 40, m'd, 3,800,000 yds. ; No. 30, m'd, 1,500,- 
 000 yds.; Y. of all cloth m'd, $562,500; C. $700,000; M. E. 
 259 ; F. E. 662. 
 
 Forges, 22 ; bar iron, anchors, cables and other articles of 
 wrought iron m'd, 68 tons; Y $15,000; C. $5,100; E. 30. 
 
 Furnaces for m. of Hollow Ware and Castings other than 
 pig iron, 1 : hollow ware and castings m'd, 125 tons; Y. $9.375 ; 
 C. $3,000; E. 8. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Cotton, Woollen and other Machine- 
 ry, 2; Y. of machinery m'd, $13,000; C. $8,000; E. 25. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Fire Engines, 2 ; engines m'd, 4; V. 
 $3,200; E. 10. 
 
 Musical Instrument Manufactories, 1 ; Y. of instruments m'd, 
 $1,000 ; C. $300 ; E. 2. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Chronometers, Watches, Gold and 
 Silver Ware, and Jewelry, 3 ; V. of m's, $25,200; C. $12,600; 
 E. 13. 
 
 Saddle, Harness and Trunk Manufactories, 4 ; Y. of saddles 
 &c. m'd, $3,200 ; C. $900 ; E. 8. 
 
 Upholstery Manufactories, 2 ; Y. of articles m'd, $1,500; C. 
 $900 ; E. 4. 
 
 Hat and Cap Manufactories, 4; hats and caps m'd, 4,400 ; Y. 
 $7,684 ; C. $3,000 ; E. 12. 
 
 Cordage Manufactories, 1 ; cordage m'd, 4 tons; Y. $1,200; 
 C. $600 ; E. 2. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Rail-road Cars, Coaches, Chaises 
 
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 and other Vehicles, 2 ; V. of vehicles m'd; $4,200; C. $1,000; 
 
 E. 7. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Soap and Tallow Candles, 6 ; soap 
 m'd, 150,000 lbs. ; Y. $7,500 ; candles m'd, 25,500 lbs. ; V. 
 $2,295 ; C. $5,500 ; E. 17. 
 
 Chair and Cabinet-ware Manufactories, 9 ; V. of articles m'd, 
 $10,400; C. $5,000; E. 22. 
 
 Tin Ware Manufactories, 6 ; V. of ware, $18,700 ; C. $10.- 
 
 500 ; E. 16. 
 
 Tanneries, 1 ; sheep and goat skins tanned, 6,000 ; V. $2,000 
 
 C. 1900 ; E. 3. 
 
 Boots m'd, 3,312 pairs; shoes, 100,504 pairs; V. of boots and 
 shoes, $77,795 ; M. E. 142 ; F. E. 107. 
 
 Straw Bonnets and Hats, m'd, 200 ; V. $500; palm-leaf hats 
 m'd, 100; V. $40; F. E. 6. 
 
 Y. of Snuff, Tobacco and Cigars m'd, $29,369 ; E. 109. 
 
 Y. of Blocks and Pumps m'd, $6,000 ; E. 20. 
 
 Y. of Mechanics Tools m'd, $200 ; E. 1. 
 
 Y. of Wooden Ware, including farming utensils, m'd, $6,000, 
 
 E. 10. 
 
 Boats built, 30; Y. $3,000; E. 6. 
 
 Sperm Oil consumed in manufacturing, 8,200 galls.; Y. $7,240; 
 anthracite coal consumed in manufacturing, 2,650 tons ; Y. $14,- 
 600 ; Y. of other articles of American production consumed, 261. 
 
 Yessels employed in Mackerel and Cod Fisheries, 57; ton- 
 nage, 3,212; mackerel taken, 7,009 bbls. ; Y. $56,072 ; codfish, 
 21,000 quintals; Y. $44,250; salt consumed, 34,138 bush.; 
 C. $42,500; E. 525. 
 
 Horses, 223; Y. $22,400; neat cattle, 90; Y. $2,700; swine, 
 120; Y. ,$2,000. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 100 bush. ; Y. $60; potatoes, 
 2,000 bush. ; Y. $400 ; other esculent vegetables, 1,200 bush. ; 
 Y. $600; hay, 150 tons; Y. $1,500. 
 
 Fruit raised, 10,500 bush. ; Y. $4,250. 
 
 Butter, 600 lbs. ; Y. $75 ; honey, 1,200 lbs. ; Y. $144. . 
 
 Y. of ship joiners' work done, $15,000; E. 25. 
 
 Y, of ship painters' work done, $6,000 ; E. 35. 
 
 Y. of sail makers' work done, $1,500; E. 6. 
 
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 V. of riggers' work done, $5,000; E. 20. 
 V. of mast makers' work done, $2,000 ; E. 7. 
 V. of carved work done, $400 ; E. 1. 
 V. of caulkers' work done, $500 ; E. 3. 
 Wool pulled, 24,000 lbs. ; V. $6,000. 
 
 ROCKPORT. 
 
 Boots m'd, 700 pairs ; shoes, 6,500 pairs ; V. $6,250 ; M. E. 
 30 ; F. E. 20. 
 
 Straw Bonnets and Hats m'd, 25; V. $20; palm-leaf hats. 
 1,000; V. 250; F. E. 20. 
 
 V. of Building Stone quarried and prepared, $90,000 ; E. 
 250. 
 
 Vessels employed in Mackerel and Cod fisheries, 69 ; ton- 
 nage, 1,925; mackerel taken, 1,725 bbls. ; V. $12,575; codfish, 
 17,150 quintals; V. $20,185 ; salt consumed, 4,500 bush.; C. 
 $50,000; E. 310. 
 
 Sheep, 20 ; V. $50 ; wool produced, 60 lbs. 
 
 Horses, 32; Y. $1,000; neat cattle, 130; V. $3,500: swine, 
 500 ; V. $2,000. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 3,000 bush. ; V. $2,250; wheat, 
 350 bush. ; V. $400 ; rye, 575 bush. ; V. $600 ; barley, 450 
 bush.; V. $400; potatoes, 5,500 bush. ; V. 250; other esculent 
 vegetables, 100 bush. ; V. $150; hay, 750 tons; Y. $11,250. 
 
 Butter, 400 lbs. ; Y. $80. 
 
 Isinglass, 5,000 lbs. ; Y. $3,000 ; C. 4,000 ; M. E. 5. 
 
 ROWLEY. 
 
 Forges, 1 ; bar iron, anchors, chain cables and other articles 
 of wrought iron m'd, 2 tons ; Y. $600 ; C. $200 ; E. 1. 
 
 Yalue of Yehicles m'd, $350; C. $150; E. 1. 
 
 Tanneries, 5; hides tanned, 3,050; Y. $12,900; C. $6,500; 
 E. 8. 
 
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 Boots m'd, 6,000 pairs; shoes, 95,200 pairs; V. $69,660; M. 
 E. 128 ; F. E. 78. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 60,000 feet; Y. 81,080; E. 1. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 158 cords ; V. |687; E. 1. 
 
 Merino sheep, 52 ; other kinds of sheep, 123 ; V. of all the 
 sheep, $364; merino wool produced, 173 lbs,; other kinds of 
 wool, 323 ; V. of all the wool, $154. 
 
 Horses, 130; V. $5,395; neat cattle, 736; Y. $12,427; swine, 
 219; Y. $2,737. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 4,980 bush, ; Y. $3,320 ; wheat, 
 36 bush. ; Y. $36 ; rye, 706 bush. ; Y. $565 ; barley, 95 bush. 
 Y. $57; oats, 558 bush.; Y. $223; potatoes, 18,240 bush. 
 Y. $3,648 ; other esculent vegetables, 2,500 bush. ; Y. $1,216 
 hay, 1,774 tons; Y. $13,175 ; flax, 35 lbs. ; Y. $4. 
 
 Fruit raised, 18,543 bush. ; Y. $1,975. 
 
 Butter, 26,925 lbs.; Y. $3,769; cheese, 13,485 lbs. ; Y. $809; 
 honey, 75 lbs. ; Y. $12. 
 
 Domestic Cloth m'd, 230 yds.; Y. $192. • 
 
 Clams, 50 bbls. ; Y. $200. 
 
 SALEM. 
 
 Brass Foundries, 1 ; Y. of articles m'd, $10,000; C. $7,000; 
 E. 4. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Chemical Preparations, 1 ; Y. of ar- 
 ticles m'd, $66,380 ; C. $25,000 ; E. 25. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Chronometers, Yi^atches, Gold and 
 Silver Ware, and Jewelry, 5 ; Y. of m's, $5,400; C. $3,400; 
 E. 5. 
 
 Saddle, Harness and Trunk Manufactories, 3 ; Y. of m's, 
 $2,550; C. $875; E. 9. 
 
 Upholstery Manufactories, 2 ; Y. of articles m'd, $5,500 ; C. 
 $2,250; E. 2. 
 
 Cordage Manufactories, 2; cordage m'd, 310 tons ; Y. $62,000 ; 
 C. $33,000; E. 60. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Rail-road Cars, Coaches, Chaises 
 
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 and other Vehicles, 2; V. of vehicles m'd, $11,300 ; C. |3,200; 
 E. 9. 
 
 Lead Manufactories, 1 ; V. of m's, |10,000 ; C. $4,500 ; E. 4. 
 
 Oil and Sperm Candle Manufactories, 1 ; oil m'd, 90,000 
 galls.; V. $55,000; candles m'd, 54,000 lbs.; V. $14,000; C. 
 $40,000; E. 10. 
 
 Soap and Tallow Candle Manufactories, 2; soap m'd, 410 
 bbls, 76,000 lbs. ; V. $5,250 ; tallow candles, 32,000 lbs. ; V. 
 $2,880; C. $6,247; E. 5. 
 
 Chair and Cabinet-ware Manufactories, 8; V. of articles m'd, 
 $17,100 ; C. $4,000 ; E. 27. 
 
 Tin Ware Manufactories, 7 ; V. of ware m'd, $18,800; C. 
 $9,700 ; E. 15. 
 
 Establishments for m. of White Lead, 1 ; white lead m'd, 
 900 tons; V. $90,000; C. $40,500; E. 31. 
 
 Manufactories for the preparation of Gums, 1 ; V. of gums 
 m'd, $300,000 ; C. or cost, $250,000 ; E. 35. 
 
 Tanneries, 41 ; hides tanned, 164,940; V. of leather tanned 
 and curried, $642,671; C. $401,668; E. 280. 
 
 Boots m'd, 2,086 pairs ; shoes, 200,563 pairs ; V. of boots and 
 shoes, $209,779 ; M. E. 230 ; F. E. 220. 
 
 Bricks m'd, 830,000; V. $4,280; E. 11. 
 
 V. of Snuff, Tobacco and Cigars m'd, $72,600 ; E. 50. 
 
 V. of Building Stone quarried and prepared, $3,600 ; E. 16. 
 
 V. of Blocks and Pumps m'd, $2,600 ; E. 5. 
 
 Vessels employed in Whale Fishery, 4; tonnage, 1,308; 
 sperm oil imported, 45,705 galls. ; V. $39,306 ; whale oil, 18,345 
 galls. ; V. $5,686; whalebone imported, 4,422 lbs.; V. $1,459; 
 C. $121,000; E. 110. 
 
 Vessels employed in Mackerel and Cod Fisheries, 3 ; ton- 
 nage, 239 ; codfish taken, 2,650 quintals ; V. $7,400 ; salt con- 
 sumed, 2,720 bush. ; C. $8,300; E. 27. 
 
 Horses, 350 ; V. $28,000 ; neat cattle,750 ; V. $18,750 ; swine, 
 260 ; V. $2,600. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 9,250 bush. ; V. $5,550 ; rye, 
 50 bush; V. $40 ; barley, 355 bush. ; V. $213 ; potatoes, 10,860 
 bush. ; V. $3,258 ; other esculent vegetables, 9,500 bush. ; V. 
 .$3,200; hay, 1,1.50 tons; V. $14,950. 
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 Frait raised, 12,400 bush. ; V. $5,580. 
 
 Line and Twine Manufactories, 2 ; quantity m'd, 45 tons : 
 V. |9,000 ; C. $5,400 ; E. 12. 
 
 SALISBURY.=^ 
 
 Woollen Mills, 2; sets of machinery, 34; wool consumed, 
 505,000 lbs. ; cassimere m'd, 5,000 yds. ; V. $3,500 ; flannel or 
 blanketing m'd, 1,000 yds. ; V. $500 ; other woollen goods m'd, 
 500,000 yds. ; V. $400,000 ; C. $404,000 ; M. E. 154 ; F. E. 
 263. 
 
 Axes, Hatchets and other edge tools m'd, 50 ; V. $12. 
 
 Tacks and Brads m'd, 100 gross; V. $40. 
 
 Saddle, Harness and Trunk Manufactories, 1 ; Y. of articles 
 m'd, $1,000; C. $300; E. 1. 
 
 Establishments for m, of Rail-road Cars, Coaches, Chaises 
 and other Vehicles, 1 ; V. of vehicles m'd, $2,810 ; C. $700 ; 
 E. 4. 
 
 Soap and Tallow Candle Manufactories, 1 ; soap m'd, 45,200 
 lbs. ; V. $1,689 ; candles m'd 2,500 lbs. ; V. $225; C. $1,200; 
 E. 3. 
 
 Chair and Cabinet-ware Manufactories, 2 ; V. of articles m'd, 
 $3,500; C. $1,500; E. 9. 
 
 Tin Ware Manufactories, 1 ; V. of ware m'd, $600; V. of 
 stoves and funnel m'd, $600 ; C. $500 ; E. 3. 
 
 Comb Manufactories, 1 ; V. of combs m'd, $522 ; C. $300 ; 
 E. 2. 
 
 Glue Manufactories, and Manufactories for preparation of 
 Gums, 1 ; V. of glue and gums m'd, $1,600 ; C. $300 ; E. 2. 
 
 Tanneries, 5 ; hides tanned, 14,350 ; V. of leather tanned and 
 curried, $49,100; C. $32,900; E. 31. 
 
 Boots m'd, 812 pairs; shoes, 4,180 pairs; V. $4,037; M. E. 
 9;F. E. 12. 
 
 V. of Mechanics' Tools m'd, $100. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 64,000 feet ; V. $750. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 950 cords; V. $3,915. 
 
 * One fifth of the Salisbury M'g Company's establishment is in Amesbury. 
 
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 Vessels laiinched, 2 ; tonnage, 142 ; V. |6,000 ; E. 8. 
 
 Boats built, 310; V. $5,720; E. 13. 
 
 Sperm Oil consumed in Manufactories, 1,700 galls. ; V. 
 $1,640 ; lard oil consumed, 8,000 galls. ; V. $5,600; other kinds 
 of oil, 125 bbls. ; V. $1,625; anthracite coal consumed in man- 
 ufacturing, 400 tons ; V. $2,200 ; foreign bituminous coal, 250 
 chaldrons; V. $1,875; Avood consumed, 180 cords; V. $540; 
 bar iron consumed, 6 Ions, castings, 6 tons ; V. estimated, 
 $3,060 ; V. of other articles of American production, excepting 
 cotton, wool and iron, consumed in manufacturing, $3,000; V. 
 of other articles of foreign production, excepting as above, 
 consumed, $10,200. 
 
 Vessels employed in Mackerel and Cod Fisheries, 5 ; tonnage, 
 311; mackerel, 952 bbls.; V. $7,400; codfish 1,112 quin- 
 tals; V. $2,336; salt consumed, 2,160 bush.; G. $16,600; 
 E. 52. 
 
 Sheep, 396; V. $613; wool produced, 1,100 lbs. ; V. $358. 
 
 Horses, 110; V. $4,775; neat cattle, 1,056; V. $18,789; 
 swine, 363 ; V. $6,107. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 5,749 bush. ; V. $3,832 ; wheat, 
 95 bush. ; V. $119 ; rye, 674 bush. ; V. $450 ; barley, 18 bush. 
 V. $12; oats, 3,590 bush.; V. $590 ; potatoes, 33,063 bush. 
 V. $8,266; other esculent vegetables, 7,296 bush.; V. $1,481 
 hay, 2,390 tons; V. $17,106. 
 
 Fruit raised, 19,679 bush. ; V. $3,062. 
 
 Butter, 28,095 lbs. ; V. $4,214; cheese, 15,600 lbs. ; V. $936. 
 
 Beans raised, 440 bush; ; V. $660. 
 
 Hogsheads and Barrels m'd, 4,900; V. $7,200; C. $7,400; 
 E. 8. 
 
 V. of Garden Seeds raised, $150. 
 
 V. of Poultry and Eggs, $2,769. 
 
 SAUGUS. 
 
 Woollen Mills, 1 ; sets of machinery, 3 ; wool consumed 
 75,000 lbs. ; flannel or blanketing m'd, 225,000 yds. ; V. $56,- 
 250; C. .$60,000: M. E. 20; F. E. 11. 
 
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 Establishments for m. of Rail-road Cars, Coaches, Chaises 
 and other Vehicles, 1 ; V. of vehicles m'd, $420 ; E. 2. 
 
 Tanneries, 2; goat skins tanned, 12,000; V. $6,949; C. 
 $4,200 ; E. 7. 
 
 Boots m'd, 100 pairs; shoes, 182,100 pairs; V. of boots and 
 shoes, $94,240; M. E. 217; F. E. 204. 
 
 Bricks m'd, 230,000 ; V. $1,265 ; E. 3. 
 
 V. of Snuff, Tobacco and Cigars m'd, $31,550 ; E. 78. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 60 tons ; Y. $480 ; E, 4, 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 1,223 cords ; V. $6,115 ; E. 30. 
 
 Sperm Oil consumed in m's, 260 galls. ; V. $225 ; whale oil, 
 486 galls. ; V. $243; other kinds of oil, 1,100 galls. ; V. $830 ; 
 wood, 410 cords ; V. $2,000 ; V. of other articles of American 
 production, excepting cotton, wool and iron, consumed in m's, 
 $1,254; V. of other articles of foreign production, excepting as 
 above, consumed, $4,500. 
 
 Horses, 107 ; V. $5,345 ; neat cattle, 231 ; V. $5,676 ; swine, 
 188; V. $2,664. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 1,887 bush. ; V. $1,123; rye, 
 200 bush.; V. $155; potatoes, 8,777 bush.; V. $2,924; other 
 esculent vegetables, 3,584 bush. ; Y. $1,482; hay, 1,048 tons; 
 Y. $12,434r 
 
 Fruit raised, 2,395 bush. ; Y. $664. 
 
 Butter, 7,394 lbs. ; Y. $1,218. 
 
 Wool Picking Mills, 1 ; wool picked, 25,000 lbs. ; Y. $1,500 ; 
 C. $2,300 ; E. 3. 
 
 Coffee Mills, 1 ; coffee ground, 104,000 lbs. ; Y. $8,330 ; C. 
 $1,000 ; E. 1. 
 
 Spice Mills, 1 ; spice ground, 100,000 lbs. ; Y. $15,600 ; C. 
 $1,000; E. 3. 
 
 Cocoa Mills, 1 ; cocoa ground, 10,000 lbs. ; Y. $800 ; C. 
 $1,000; E. 1. 
 
 Wheel Hub Manufactories, 1 ; hubs m'd, 1,000 ; Y. $250 ; E. 1. 
 
 Milk sold, 18,734 galls. ; Y. $2,431. 
 
 Grist Mills, 1; corn ground, 6,000 bush.; Y. $3,000; C. 
 $2,000; E. 1. 
 
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 TOPSFIELD. 
 
 Boots m'd, 555 pairs ; shoes, 174,825 pairs ; V. of boots and 
 shoes, $126,983; M. E. 228; F. E. 133. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 148 cords; Y. $637; E. 1. 
 
 Sheep, 111 ; V. $253; wool produced, 342 lbs. ; Y. $85. 
 
 Horses, 113 ; Y. $6,380 ; neat cattle, 695 : Y. $14,489 ; swine, 
 264; Y. $1,995. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 5,158 bush. ; Y. $3,175 ; rye, 
 358 bush.; Y. $276; barley, 144 bush.; Y. $77; oats, 843 
 bush. ; Y. $307 ; potatoes, 13,280 bush. ; Y. $3,198 ; other escu- 
 lent vegetables, 527 bush.; Y. $138; hay, 1,621 tons; Y. $14,- 
 383 ; flax, 18 lbs. ; Y. $2. 
 
 Fruit raised, 26,885 hush. ; Y. $2,414. 
 
 Butter, 23,271 lbs. ; Y. $3,691 ; cheese, 6,520 lbs. ; Y. $293. 
 
 Pumpkins and Squashes, 216,840 lbs. ; Y. $304; beans, 110 
 bush. ; Y. $210. 
 
 WENHAM. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Rail-road Cars, Coaches, Chaises 
 and other Yehicles, 1 ; Y. of vehicles m'd, $560 ; C. $200 ; 
 E. 3. 
 
 Boots m'd, 2,300 pairs ; shoes, 152,242 pairs ; Y. of boots and 
 shoes, $109,580 ; M. E. 160 ; F. E. 67. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 118 cords; Y. $486. 
 
 Sheep, 22 ; Y. $66 ; wool produced, 66 lbs. ; Y. $28. 
 
 Horses, 78 ; Y. $3,865 ; neat cattle, 383 ; Y. $7,935 ; swine, 
 135: Y. J^901. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 3,527 bush; Y. $2,165; rye, 
 241 bush; Y. $180; oats, 405 bush; Y. $119; potatoes, 8,601 
 bush; Y. $2,231; other esculent vegetables, 398 bush. ; Y. $79; 
 hay, 911 tons; Y. $8,595. 
 
 Fruit raised, 14,508 bush. ; Y. $2,308. 
 
 Butter, 15,123 lbs. ; Y. $2,541 ; cheese, 1,750 lbs. ; Y. $115; 
 honey, 220 lbs. ; Y. $44. 
 
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 WEST NEWBURY. 
 
 Saddle, Harness and Trunk Manufactories, 3 ; V. of articles 
 m'd, |2,305; C. $1,150; E. 5. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Rail-road Cars, Coaches, Chaises 
 and other Vehicles, 4; V. of vehicles m'd, $9,410; C. $4,705 ; 
 E. 13. 
 
 Comb Manufactories, 25; V. of combs m'd, $70,700; C. 
 $22,575 ; E. 86. 
 
 Tanneries, 1 ; hides tanned, 950 ; Y. of leather tanned and 
 curried, $4,000 ; C. $2,800 ; E. 3. 
 
 Boots m'd, 205 pairs; shoes, 59,500 pairs; V. of boots and 
 shoes, $33,000 ; M. E. 68 ; F. E. 44. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 100 cords ; V. $550. 
 
 Sheep, 210 ; V. $315 ; wool produced, 630 lbs. ; V. $157. 
 
 Horses, 161; Y. $6,440; neat cattle, 1,010; Y. $18,180 
 swine, 288 ; Y. $864. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 8,283 bush. ; Y. $5,177 
 wheat, 699 bush. ; Y. $699 ; rye, 700 bush. ; Y. $575 ; barley 
 288 bush.; Y. $144; oats, 3,199 bush.; Y. $1,199; potatoes 
 19,292 bush. ; Y. $4,823 ; other esculent vegetables, 2,963 
 bush. ; Y. $741 ; hay, 2,039 tons; Y. $21,399. 
 
 Fruit raised, 31,843 bush. ; Y. $7,961. 
 
 Butter, 24,364 lbs.; Y. $4,061; cheese, 22,310 lbs.; Y. 
 $1,338; honey, 987 lbs.; Y. $164; beeswax, 50 lbs.; Y. $16. 
 
 COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX. 
 
 ACTON. 
 
 Hat and Cap Manufactories, 1 ; hats and caps m'd, 2,500 ; 
 Y. $2,500 ; C. $200 ; E. 14. 
 
 Powder Mills, 1 ; powder m'd, 12,000 casks; Y. $30,000; C. 
 $2,000 ; E. 6. 
 
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 Boots m'd, 3,080 pairs; shoes, 12,400 pairs; V. of boots and 
 shoes, $16,000; M. E. 32; F. E. 8. 
 
 Y. of straw braid m'd, $50; palm-leaf hats m'd, 50; V. $10; 
 F. E. 2. 
 
 V. of Building Stone quarried and prepared, $1,000; E. 3. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 460,000 feet; V. $46,00^'; E. 50. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 818 cords ; V. $2,045 ; E. 4. 
 
 Sheep, 62 ; V. $124 ; wool produced, 248 lbs. ; V. $82. 
 
 Horses, 147; V. $5,880; neat cattle, 868; V. $17,200; swine, 
 342 ; V. $3,420. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 5,166 bush.; V. $3,616; 
 wheat, 56 bush.; V. $56; rye, 1,032 bush.; V. $774; barley, 
 236 bush.; V. $141; oats, 4,041 bush.; V. $1,414; pota- 
 toes, 20,560 bush. ; V. $4,112 ; other esculent vegetables, 
 2,000 bush. ; V. $400; millet, 3 tons; V. $30 ; hay, 1,745 tons; 
 V. $17,450. 
 
 Fruit raised, 9,305 bush. ; V. $3,722 ; hops, 8,300 lbs. ; V. 
 $664. 
 
 Butter, 39,440 lbs. ; V. $5,521 ; cheese, 2,910 lbs. ; V. $116 ; 
 honey, 295 lbs. ; V. $36; beeswax, 10 lbs. ; V. $3. 
 
 Pencils m'd, 4,000 groce ; V. $4,000; bellows, 300 doz. ; V. 
 $1,200 ; Y. of sashes and blinds m'd, $14,000 ; E. 12. 
 
 Grain ground, 60,000 bush. ; E. 5. 
 
 Plaster ground, 500 tons; E. 1. 
 
 Y. of Berries sold, $2,000. 
 
 ASHBY. 
 
 Ink m'd, 1 bbl. ; Y. $40. 
 
 Y. of Saddles, Harnesses and Trunks m'd, $975 ; E, 2. 
 
 Cordage Manufactories, 1; Y. of cordage m'd, $1,000; C. 
 $1,500; E. 2. 
 
 Y. of Yehicles m'd, $650; C. $750; E. 1. 
 
 Chair Manufactories, 2; Y. of m's, $1,500; C. $1,800; 
 E. 4. 
 
 Tanneries, 1 ; hides tanned, 700 ; Y. of leather tanned and 
 curried, $2,000 ; C. $6,000 ; E. 2. 
 
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 Boots m'd. 321 pairs ; shoes. 375 pairs ; V. of boots and 
 shoes, |1,418; M. E. 5. 
 
 Palm-leaf hats m'd, 37,547; V. $5,306; F. E. 133. 
 
 V. of Building Stone quarried and prepared, $150 ; E. 1. 
 
 V. of Grave Stones m'd, $750. 
 
 V. of Blocks and Pumps m'd, $72. 
 
 V. of Wooden Ware, including farming utensils m'd, $2.333 ; 
 E. 3. 
 
 y. of Lumber prepared, V. $1,547. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 542 cords; V. $1,263. 
 
 Sheep, 376; V. $776; wool produced, 1,227 lbs.; V. $405. 
 
 Horses, 170; V. $8,396 ; neat cattle, 1,127; V. $21,142; swine, 
 189; V. $1,316. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 4,837 bush. ; V. $3,628 ; wheat, 
 1,000 bush.; V. $1,200; rye, 948 bush.; V. $711; barley, 
 2,166 bush.; V. $1,083; oats, 3,697 bush. ; V. $1,479; pota- 
 toes, 14,047 bush. ; V. $3,512 ; other esculent vegetables, 
 5,720 bush. ; V. $1,144. 
 
 Hay, 1,881 tons; V. $15,920. 
 
 Fruit raised, 9,909 bush. ; V. $1,703; hops, 706 lbs. ; V. $57. 
 
 Butter, 48,765 lbs. ; V. $6,350 ; cheese, 8,043 lbs. ; V. $402 ; 
 honey, 20 lbs. ; V. $3. 
 
 Charcoal m'd, 1,525 bush. ; V. $122. 
 
 Barrels m'd, 2,500; V. $1,500. 
 
 BEDFORD. 
 
 Boots m'd, 450 pairs; shoes, 45,050 pairs; V. of boots and 
 shoes, $33,900 ; M. E. 54 ; F. E. 43. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 64,000 feet pine, 142 tons ship timber ; V. 
 $1,485; E. 2. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 1,214 cords ; V. $2,428; E. 3. 
 
 Sheep, 20 ; V. $80 ; wool produced, 60 lbs. ; V. $18. 
 
 Horses, 108; V. $5,014; neat cattle, 570; Y. $9,916; swine, 
 107 ; V. $642. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 2,932 bush. ; V. $1,936 ; rye, 
 446; V. $357; barley, 18 bush.; V. $12; oats, 1,868 bush.; 
 
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 V. $710; potatoes, 13,102 bush.; V. $3,608 56; other esculent 
 vegetables, 1,955 bush.; V. $391 ; hay, 1,251 tons; V. $11,388. 
 
 Fruit raised, 2,898 bush. ; V. $869. 
 
 Butter, 10,330 lbs.; V. $1,549 50. 
 
 Cheese, 350 lbs. ; V. $17. 
 
 JVlilk, 64,112 galls. ; V. $5,770. 
 
 V. of Carriages, Harnesses and Tools m'd, $1,500; E. 3. 
 
 BILLERICA. 
 
 Establishments for bleaching or coloring Cotton Goods, 1 ; 
 Goods bleached or colored, 544,044 yds; V. $11,500; C. $6,000; 
 E. 8. 
 
 Woollen Mills, 1; sets of Machinery, 4; wool consumed, 
 114,000 lbs; flannel m'd, 357,200 yds.; V. $71,440; C. 
 $30,000; M. E. 23; F. E. 15. 
 
 Mills for m. of Carpeting, 3 ; wool consumed, 67,800 lbs. ; 
 Carpeting m'd. 58,416 yds; C. $21,900; M. E. 69; F. E. 11. 
 
 V. of Machinery m'd, $10,500; leather-spliting machines m'd, 
 70; C. $7,000; E. 4. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Rail-road Cars, Coaches, Chaises, 
 and other Vehicles, 2; V. of vehicles m'd, $985; C. $1,100; 
 E. 3. 
 
 Soap and Tallow Candle Manufactories, 1 ; soft soap m'd, 
 200 bbls. ; hard, 3,000 lbs. ; V. of soap m'd, $980 ; C. $400 ; 
 E. 2. 
 
 Chair and Cabinet- ware Manufactories, 1 ; V. of articles m'd, 
 $1,500; C. $500; E. 2. 
 
 Flouring Mills, 1; flour m'd, 3,700 bbls.; V. $18,962; C. 
 $11,000; E. 3. 
 
 Tanneries, 1 ; hides tanned, 550 ; V. of leather tanned and 
 curried, $1,400; C. $2,000; E. 2. 
 
 Boots m'd, 450 pairs; shoes, 15,360 pairs; V. of boots and 
 shoes, $11,490; M. E. 23; F. E. 19. 
 
 V. of Mechanics' Tools m'd, $1,382; E. 3. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared 1,261 cords; V. $4,413; E. 14. 
 
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 Sperm Oil consumed in Manufacturing. 330 galls. ; Y. $297 ; 
 whale oil, 270 galls. ; V. $189 ; other kinds of oil, 1,560 galls. ; 
 V. $1,020; anthracite coal consumed, in mauufacturing, 350 
 tons; Y. $1,257; bituminous coal, mined in United States, 5 
 chaldrons; Y. $53 ; Y. of all other articles of American produc- 
 tion, excepting cotton, wool and iron, consumed in manufactur- 
 ing; $2,054; Y. of all other articles of foreign production, except- 
 ing as above, consumed, $4,740. 
 
 Sheep, 41 ; Y. $81 ; wool produced, 50 lbs. ; Y. $20. 
 
 Horses 192; Y. $8,580 ; neat cattle, 786 ; Y. $12,534; swine, 
 260; Y. $1,300. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 5,158 bush. ; Y. $3,868 ; buck- 
 wheat, 61 bush; Y. $46; rye, 1,302 bush.; Y. $977; barley, 
 160 bush.; Y. $160; oats, 2,216 bush.; Y. $886; potatoes, 
 23,999 bush ; Y. $7,200; other esculent vegetables, 2,564 bush. ; 
 Y. $641 ; hay, 1,960 tons; Y. $20,992. 
 
 Fruit raised, 8,371 bush.; Y. $5,362; hops, 2,200; lbs. Y. 
 $220 
 
 Butter, 37,205 lbs. ; Y. $4,651 ; cheese, 300 lbs. ; Y. $21 ; 
 honey, 100 lbs. ; Y. $13. 
 
 Bed Lace m'd, 7,200 yds ; Y. $525 ; C. $200 ; M. E. 1 ; 
 F. E. 2. 
 
 Logwood cut, 600 tons; Y. $25,450; cost, $18,350; dye 
 stuffs ground 75 tons; Y. $26,980; cost, $23,240; E. 8. 
 
 BOXBOROUGH. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Rail-road Cars, Coaches, Chaises 
 and other Yehicles, 1; Y. of vehicles m'd, $1,500; C, $1,000; 
 E. 2. 
 
 Shoes m'd, 3,000 pairs; Y. $1,350; M. E. 4; F. E. 4. 
 
 Y. of Straw Braid m'd, $40; palm-leaf hats m'd, 1,000; Y. 
 $170 ; F. E. 4. 
 
 Lime m'd, 900 casks ; Y. $675 ; E. 3. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 50,000 feet; Y. $600; E. 1. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 500 cords; Y. $1,250; E. 1. 
 
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 Sheep, 48 ; wool produced, 192 lbs. : V. $77. 
 
 Horses, 68; V. $2,700; neat cattle, 400; V. .4^8,000; swine, 
 83; Y. $622. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 3,500 bush. ; V. $2,625 ; wheat, 
 15 bush. ; V. $22; rye, 619 bush. ; V. $464; barley, 124 bush. ; 
 Y. $83; oats, 1,078 bush.; Y. $431; potatoes, 9,000 bush. ; Y. 
 $2,250; other esculent vegetables, 1,500 bush. ; Y. $300; hay, 
 1,500 tons; Y. $12,000. 
 
 Fruit raised, 7,167 bush.; Y. $1,290; hops, 31,150 lbs.; Y. 
 $3,115. 
 
 Butter, 24,989 lbs. ; Y. $3,998 ; cheese, 4,430 lbs. ; Y. $222 ; 
 honey, 170 lbs. ; Y. $22 ; beeswax, 24 lbs.: Y. $10. 
 
 Beans raised, 500 bush. ; Y. ,$750. 
 
 Whortleberries, 500 bush ; Y. $1,000. 
 
 Cranberries, 200 bush ; Y. $300. 
 
 BRIGHTON. 
 
 Saddle, Harness and Trunk Manufactories, 1 ; Y. of articles 
 m'd, $2,000 ; C. $1,000 ; E. 3. 
 
 Establishments for ra. of Wagons, Sleighs and other Yehicles, 
 2 ; Y. of vehicles ra'd, $2,500 ; C. $800 ; E. 6. 
 
 Tanneries, 1 ; hides tanned, 1,500; Y. of leather tanned and 
 curried, $6,000; C. $3,000 ; E. 3. 
 
 Y. of Whips, m'd, $1,400 ; E. 2. 
 
 Horses, 264; Y. $26,400; neat cattle, 194; Y. $5,600; swine, 
 297 ; Y. $2,970. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 624 bush. ; Y. $468 ; rye, 512 
 bush. ; Y. $358 ; potatoes, 15,000 bush. : Y. $7,500 ; Y. of other 
 esculent vegetables, $15,000; hay, 950; Y. $13,242. 
 
 Y. of Fruit raised, $12,000. 
 
 Bone Buttons m'd, 5,000 groce; Y. $7,500 ; 0. $3,000; M. 
 E. 6: F. E. 12. 
 
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 BURLINGTON. 
 
 Calico Manufactories, 1 ; calico printed, 125,000 yds. ; V. 
 ^15,000; C. 112,000; M. E. 12; F. E. 1. 
 
 Chair and Cabinet- ware Manufactories, 1 ; V. of articles m'd, 
 $1,200; E. 2. 
 
 Shoes m'd, 15,695 pairs; V. $8,598; M. E. 16; F. E. 15. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 33,000 feet, 75 tons ship timber ; V. $996. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 1,585 cords; V. $4,755. 
 
 Horses, 95; V. $5,225; neat cattle, 369; V. $8,118; swine, 
 80 ; V. $640. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 3,667 bush. ; V. $2,565 ; rye, 
 410 bush. ; V. $308; barley, 37 bush. ; V. $24; oats, 265 bush.^ 
 V. $120; potatoes, 12,589 bush.; V. $5,036; V. of other escu- 
 lent vegetables, $1,046 ; hay, 877 tons; V. $10,524. 
 
 Fruit raised, 9,157 bush.: V. $2,747; hops, 3.355 lbs.- V, 
 $402. 
 
 Milk sold, 40,635 galls. ; V. $4,180. 
 
 Butter produced, 5,793 lbs. ; Y. $965. 
 
 CAMBRIDGE. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Ice Cutters or Ice Ploughs, 1 ; V. of 
 articles m'd, $1,128 ; C. $300 ; E. 2. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Latches and Door-handles, 1 ; Y, of 
 articles m'd, $1,500; C. $150; E. 4. 
 
 Glass Manufactories, 3; Y. of glass m'd, $334,000; C. $362,- 
 000 : E. 241. 
 
 Siarch Manufactories, 1 ; starch m'd from wheat or flour 
 140,000 lbs. ; Y. $8,450 ; C. $3,000 ; E. 4. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Chemical Preparations, 2; Y. of ar- 
 ticles m'd, $20,250; C. $2,200; E. 9. 
 
 Musical Instrument Manufactories, 1; Y. of instruments m'd, 
 $6,000; C. .$2,500; E. 7. 
 
 Brush Manufactories, 3 ; Y. of brushes m'd, $18,000- C 
 $4,300 ; E. 81. 
 
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 Saddle, Harness and Trunk Manufactories, 8 ; V. of articles 
 ni'd, $10,130; C. .s2,250: E. 14. 
 
 Upholstery IManufactories, 1 ; V. of m's, $1,000 ; C. $200 ; 
 E. 1. 
 
 Hat and Cap Manufactories, 3; hats and caps m'd, 18,470; 
 V. $18,500; C. $3,700; E. 17. 
 
 Cordage Manufactories, 4 ; cordage m'd, 360,000 lbs. ; V. 
 $31,000 ; C. $3,600 ; E. 32. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Rail-road Cars, Coaches, Chaises 
 and other Vehicles, 16 ; V. of vehicles m'd, $201,388; C. $32,- 
 000; E. 118. 
 
 Soap and Tallow Candle Manufactories, 19; soap m'd, 2,746 
 bbls., and 6,354,200 lbs. hard ; V. of both, $311,257; tallow 
 candies nvd, 498,765 lbs.; Y. $47,090; C. $191,100; E. 06. 
 
 Chair and Cabinet- ware Manufactories, 3; V. of articles m'd, 
 $13,000; C. $3,000; E. 17. 
 
 Tin Ware Manufactories, 5 ; V. of ware $9,500 ; C. $3,700 ; 
 E. 11. 
 
 Tanneries, 6 ; hides tanned, 20,600; Y. of leather tanned and 
 curried, $18,700; C. $5,100; E. 20. 
 
 Boots m'd, 1,728 pairs; shoes, 30,070 pairs; Y. of boots and 
 shoes, $28,476; M. E. 47; F. E. 23. 
 
 Bricks m'd, 12,885,000 ; Y. $78,460 ; E. 150. 
 
 Y. of Snuff, Tobacco and Cigars m'd, $47,000 ; E. 67. 
 
 Y. of Whips m'd, $700 ; E. 1. 
 
 Y. of Blacking m'd, $4,200 ; E. 2. 
 
 Y. of Blocks and Pumps m'd, $650 ; E. 2. 
 
 Y. of Mechanics' Tools m'd, $2,000 ; E. 4. 
 
 Sperm Oil consumed in Manufacturing, 520 galls. ; Y. $469; 
 whale, (exclusive of the quantity bleached), 411 galls.; Y. 
 $371 ; Y. of all other kinds of oil consumed in manufacturing, 
 $12,800 ; anthracite coal consumed in manufacturing, 555 
 tons ; Y. $3,035 ; bituminous coal, mined in United States, 
 2,334 chaldrons: Y. $18,592 ; foreign bituminous coal, 1,091 
 chaldrons ; Y. $8.385 ; Y. of all other articles of American 
 production, excepting cotton, wool and iron, consumed in 
 manufacturing, $825,956; Y. of all other articles of foreign 
 production, excepting as above, consumed, $93,020. 
 
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 iiorses, 794; V. $57,125; neat cattle, 220; V. $4,400; swine, 
 227; V. $1,362. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 449 bush. ; V. $330; rye, 288 
 bush.; V. $228; potatoes, 7,433 bush.; V. $2,298; V. of other 
 esculent vegetables, $6,489; hay, 1,151 tons; V. $15,054. 
 
 Y. of Fruit raised, $8,685. 
 
 Butter produced, 150 lbs. ; V. $30. 
 
 V. of Fancy and Shaving Soap m'd, $10,000; C. $3,000; 
 E. 5. 
 
 V. of Oil bleached, $95,000 ; C. $17,000 ; E. 10. 
 
 Y. of Pocket Books m'd, $2,500 ; C. $500; E. 4. 
 
 Y. of Confectionary m'd, $29,400 ; C. $6,000 ; E. 18. 
 
 Y. of Earthen Ware m'd, $2,000 ; C. $300 ; E, 2. 
 
 Y. of Ladders m'd, $1,500; C. $200; E. 3. 
 
 Y. of Sashes, Blinds, &c. m'd, $11,600 ; C. $2,600; E. 14. 
 
 Y. of Marble Monuments, Chimney Pieces and other articles 
 of Marble, m'd, $1,800 ; C. $1,000 ; E. 3. 
 
 Y. of Paper Hangings m'd, $10,500; C. $2,300; E. 16. 
 
 Y. of Astral Lamps m'd, $500 ; C. $100 ; E. 1. 
 
 Y. of Stoves m'd, $3,000; C. $2,000; E. 4. 
 
 Y. of Fringes and Tassels m'd, $15,000 ; C. $2,000; E. 50. 
 
 Y. of Surgical and other Instruments m'd from Glass. Brass 
 and Britannia, $20,000; C. $10,000; E. 20. 
 
 Y. of Barrels m'd, $1,620: C. $400; E. 3. 
 
 Y. of Strong Beer m'd, $6,000 ; C. $1,000; E. 2. 
 
 Y. of Ice cut, $3,000; C. $43,000; E. 28. 
 
 CARLISLE. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Rail-road Cars, Coaches, Chaises, 
 and other Yehicles, 2; Y. of vehicles m'd, $1,910; E. 2. 
 
 Boots m'd, 150 pairs ; shoes, 1,632 pairs ; Y. of boots and 
 shoes, $2,082 ; M. E. 3. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 63,700 feet ; Y. $700. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 2,126 cords ; Y. $10,706. 
 
 Sheep, 102; Y. $300; wool produced, 424 lbs.; Y. $127. 
 
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 Horses, 69; V. $2,965; neat cattle, 568 ; V. $10,769 ; swine, 
 133; V. $931. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 3,365 bush. ; V. $2,355 ; buck- 
 wheat, 234 bush. ; V. $173; rye, 830 bush.; V. $622; barley, 
 65 bush.; V. $39; oats, 1,439 bush.; V. $503; potatoes, 11,- 
 560 bush. ; V. $2,890; other esculent vegetables, 1,263 bush.; 
 V. $926; hay, 1,018 tons; Y. $9,005. 
 
 Fruit raised, 20,761 bush. ; V. $2,213. 
 
 Butter, 13,460 lbs, ; Y. $2,243 ; cheese, 2,925 lbs. ; Y. $182 ; 
 honey, 1,000 lbs. ; Y. $150. 
 
 Ship Timber prepared, 169 tons ; Y. $1,690. 
 
 Milk sold, 5,000 galls. ; Y. $200. 
 
 CHARLESTOWN. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Chemical Preparations, 1 ; Y. of 
 m's, $15,000 ; C. 5,000 ; E. 3. 
 
 Clock Manufactories, 1 ; clocks m'd, 175 ; Y. $5,000 ; C. 
 $2,000; E. 4. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Chaises, Wagons and other Yehi- 
 cles, 5 ; Y. of vehicles m'd, $6,000 ; C. $3,500 ; E. 10. 
 
 Oil and Sperm Candle Manufactories, 3; oil m'd, 71,800 
 galls. ; Y. $59,500 ; sperm candles m'd, 47,400 lbs. ; Y. $11,- 
 880 ; C. $28,000 ; E. 16. 
 
 Soap and Tallow Candle Manufactories, 2; soap m'd, 1,075,- 
 000 lbs. ; Y. $43,800; C. $11,500; E. 11. 
 
 Chair and Cabinet-ware Manufactories, 5; Y. of articles m'd, 
 $98,300; C. $14,800; E. 117. 
 
 Tin Ware Manufactories, 3 ; Y. of ware, $12,000 ; C. $4,800 ; 
 E. 16. 
 
 Mills for m. of Linseed Oil, 1 ; oil m'd, 100,000 galls. ; Y. 
 $65,000; C. $20,000; E. 10. 
 
 Tanneries, 4; hides tanned, 17,000; Y. of leather tanned and 
 curried, $77,900; C. $49,000; E. 50. 
 
 Boots m'd, 940 pairs ; shoes, 19,000 pairs ; Y. of boots and 
 shoes, $18,000; M. E. 39; F. E. 21. 
 
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 Bricks m'd, 1,687,000; V. $14,200; E. 22. 
 
 V. of Snuff, Tobacco and Cigars m'd, $7,800; E. 10. 
 
 V. of Blocks and Pumps m'd, $2,000 ; E. 3. 
 
 Vessels launched, 3; tonnage, 750; V. $26,250; E. 18. 
 
 Vessels employed in Mackerel and Cod Fisheries, 3; ton- 
 nage, 195; mackerel taken, 55 bbls. ; V. $330; codfish, 2,100 
 quintals; V. $5,040 ; salt consumed, 2,455 bush.; C. $3,500; 
 E. 22. 
 
 Horses, 484; V. $36,300. 
 
 Morocco Manufactories, 5 ; skins tanned and dressed, 164,- 
 000; V. $72,000; C. $22,000; E. 58. 
 
 Stone Ware Manufactories, 1 ; V. of ware m'd, $18,000; C. 
 $4,400 ; E. 14. 
 
 Lard Oil Manufactories, 1 ; oil m'd, 100,000 galls. ; V. $98,- 
 000; C. $6,000; E. 18. 
 
 CHELMSFORD. 
 
 Establishments* for m. of Worsted Goods, 1 ; goods m'd, 
 49,340 yds. ; V. $6.908 ; yarn m'd but not made into cloth, 
 113,066 lbs.; V. $56,533; C. $60,000; M. E. 40; F. E. 35. 
 
 Furnaces for m. of Hollow Ware and Castings, other than 
 Pig Iron, 5; articles m'd, 1,000 tons; V. $70,000 ; C. $30,000; 
 E. 70. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Cotton, Woolen and other Machin- 
 ery, 1; V. of machinery, $55,000; C. $43,000; E. 65. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Fire Engines, 1 ; engines m'd, 4 
 V. $1,400 ; E. 1. 
 
 Scythe Manufactories, 1 ; scythes m'd, 24,000; V. $15,000 
 
 C. $7,000 ; E. 13. 
 
 Wood Screw Manufactories, 1 ; screws m'd, 1,200 groce 
 V. $300 ; E. 1. 
 
 Plough Manufactories, 1 ; ploughs and other agricultural 
 
 tools, m'd, 56; V. $405; C. $200"; V. of plough handles and 
 
 beams, &c. m'd, $1,500 ; E. 2. 
 
 * Another establishment went into operation March 1, 1845, with a capital of 
 $16,000 ; no further returns. 
 
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 Establishments for m. of Chemical Preparations, 1 ; V. of ar- 
 ticles m'd, $7,835; C. $1,000; E. 11. 
 
 Saddle, Harness and Trunk Manufactories, 1 ; V. of articles 
 m'd, $450 ; C. $75 ; E. 1. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Wagons, Sleighs and other Yehi- 
 cles, 3 ; V. of vehicles m'd, $5,000 ; C. $1,650 ; E. 7. 
 
 Soap and Tallow Candle Manufactories, 1 ; {went into opera- 
 tion in May, 1845.) 
 
 Boots m'd, 329 pairs; shoes, 1,671 pairs; V. of boots and 
 shoes, $2,956; M. E. 6; F. E. 1. 
 
 V. of Building Stone prepared, $9,800; E. 28. 
 
 V. of Blacking m'd, $450; E. 1. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 1,321,130 feet; V. $16,865; E. 39. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 2,114 cords; V. $6,893; E. 6. 
 
 Sperm Oil consumed in manufacturing, 1,238 galls. ; V. 
 $L079; whale oil, 200 galls.; V. $150; other kinds of oil, 
 4,805 galls.; Y. ,$2,883; anthracite coal consumed in manu- 
 facturing, 450 tons ; Y. $3,125 ; bituminous coal, mined in 
 United States, consumed in manufacturing, 6 chaldrons; Y. 
 $72; charcoal consumed in manufacturing, 16,100 bush.; Y. 
 $1;370; Y. of all other articles of American production, ex- 
 cepting cotton, wool and iron, consumed in manufacturing, 
 $672. 
 
 Sheep, 106 ; Y. $264; wool produced, 448 lbs. ; Y. $117. 
 
 Horses, 181 ; Y. $8,881 ; neat cattle, 996; Y. $21,872; swine, 
 306; Y. $3,978. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 5,769 bush. ; Y. $4,327 ; buck- 
 wheat, 193 bush.; Y. $129; rye, 1,825 bush. ; Y. $1,369; bar- 
 ley, 228 bush.; Y. $152; oats, 2,870 bush. ; Y. $1,004; pota- 
 toes, 21,365 bush.; Y. $5,341; other esculent vegetables, 5,658 
 bush.; Y. $794; hay, 1,952 tons; Y. $20,789. 
 
 Fruit raised, 20,506 bush.; Y. $3,281. 
 
 Butter, 13,470 lbs. ; Y. $2,020 ; cheese, 450 lbs. ; Y. $23. 
 
 White Beans raised, 154 bush. ; Y. $263. 
 Milk, 97,025 galls. ; Y. $8,777. 
 
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 CONCORD. 
 
 Woollen Mills, 1; sets of machinery. 4; wool consumed, 
 100,000 lbs. ; flannel or blanketing m'd, 300,000 yds. ; V. |60,- 
 000; M. E. 30; F. E. 30. 
 
 Lead Manufactories, 1 ; {the owner declines giving any fur- 
 ther infoi-maiion.) 
 
 Soap and Tallow Candle Manufactories, 1 ; soap m'd, 48,- 
 000 lbs.; V.,f 2,160; candles m'd, 24,000 lbs.; V. $2,000; C. 
 |1,500; E. 1. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Rifles, 1 ; rifles m'd, 100; V. |1,800; 
 0. |.500 ; E. 2. 
 
 Boots m'd, 1,052 pairs ; shoes, 4,012 pairs ; V. of boots and 
 shoes, $6,983; M. E. 11. 
 
 V. of Blocks and Pumps m'd, $1,600 ; E. 3. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 379,000 feet; V. $4,315; E. 10. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 3,862 cords; V. $13,517; E. 15. 
 
 Sheep, 48; V. $144; wool produced, 144 lbs.; V. $48. 
 
 Horses, 189; V. $9,434; neat cattle, 1,343; V. $29,638; 
 swine, 291 ; V. $1,913. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 9,125 bush. ; V. $6,387 ; wheat, 
 24 bush. ; V. $30 ; rye, 2,005 bush. ; V. $1,403 ; oats, 5,526 
 bush. ; V. $2,210 ; potatoes, 32,032 bush. ; V. $6,406 ; other 
 esculent vegetables, 8,916 bush. ; V. $1,783; hay, 2,842 tons; 
 V. $25,936. 
 
 Fruit raised, 3,895 bush. ; V. $972. 
 
 Butter, 26,330 lbs. ; V. $4,345. 
 
 Charcoal, 15,000 bush.; V..$l,350; E. 5. 
 
 V. of Black Lead Pencils m'd, $6,000. 
 
 V. of Garden Seeds sold, $1,059. 
 
 V. of Milk sold, $3,725. 
 
 DRACUT. 
 
 Cotton Mills, 1 ; spindles, 986 ; cotton consumed, 265.000 
 lbs. ; cotton canvass m'd, 170,000 yds.; V. $34,000; C. $15,- 
 000 ; M. E. 10 ; F. E. 40. 
 
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 Woollen Mills, 1; sets of machinery, 8; wool consumed, 
 600,000 lbs.; coatings ni'd, 6,000 yds.; Y. $6,000; kerseys 
 m'd, 30,000 yds.; V. |)9,000; cordova plains or negro cloths 
 m'd, 100,000 yds.; V. $35,000; green bocking m'd, 120,000 
 yds. ; V. $72,000 ; C. $50,000 ; M. E. 60 ; F. E. 60. 
 
 Mills for m. of Carpeting, 1 ; yarn consumed in manufac- 
 turing, 30,000 lbs. ; carpeting m'd, 24,000 yds. ; V. 818,000; C. 
 $3,500; M. E. 13; F. E. 2. 
 
 Paper Manufactories, 1 ; stock used, 40,000 lbs. ; paper m'd, 
 30,000 lbs.; V. $3,000 ; C. $10,000; E. 5. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Wagons, Sleighs and other Vehi- 
 cles, 1 ; V. of vehicles m'd, $3,000 ; C. $1,500 ; E. 6. 
 
 Boots m'd, 1,000 pairs; shoes, 8,000 pairs; Y. of boots and 
 shoes, $8,000 ; M. E. 12 ; F. E. 16. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 157,000 feet ; Y. $1,732. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 2,508 cords; Y. $9,151. 
 
 Sperm Oil consumed in manufacturing, 1,400 galls. ; Y. 
 $1,400; lard oil, 3,000 galls. ; Y. $2,010: anthracite coal con- 
 sumed in manufacturing, 50 tons; Y. $300 ; Y. of all other ar- 
 ticles of American production, excepting cotton, wool and iron, 
 consumed, $4,000; Y. of articles of foreign production, except- 
 ing as above, consumed, $7,000. 
 
 Sheep, 217; Y, $325 ; wool produced, 651 lbs. ; Y. $195. 
 
 Horses, 159; Y. $6,840: neat cattle, 1,077; Y. $21,623; 
 swine, 282; Y. $2,820. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 9,622 bush. ; Y. ,$6,735 ; wheat, 
 20 bush.; Y. $20; rye, 1,814 bush; Y. $1,360; barley, 260 
 bush. ; Y. $156 ; oats, 5,740 bush. ; Y. $2,009 ; potatoes, 
 32,830 bush.; Y. $8,207; other esculent vegetables, 7,371 
 bush. ; Y. $1,867; hay, 2 295 tons ; Y. $22,950. 
 
 Fruit raised, 20,183 bush. ; Y. $6,935. 
 
 Milk, 68,310 galls. ; Y. $6,831. 
 
 Butter, 18,275 lbs. ; Y. $2,741. 
 
 Cheese, 3,400 lbs. ; Y. $204. 
 
 Honey, 120 lbs. ; Y. $14. 
 
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 DUNSTABLE. 
 
 Boots m'd, 50 pairs ; shoes, 50 pairs ; V. of boots and shoes, 
 $225 ; M. E. 1. 
 
 Palm-leaf Hats m'd, 48; V. $8. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 18,000 feet boards : V. |177 ; 41 tons ship 
 timber ; V. $144. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 1.019 cords ; V. $2,759. 
 
 Merino Sheep, 118: other sheep, 404; V. of all the sheep, 
 $821 ; merino wool produced, 314 lbs. ; other wool, 900 lbs. ; 
 V. of all the wool, $423. 
 
 Horses, 92; V. $4,180; neat cattle, 693; V. $15,792; swine, 
 171; V. $1,279. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 5,100 bush; V. $3,811 ; wheat, 
 4 bush. ; V. $4; rye, 2,337 bush. ; Y. $1,753; barley, 16 
 bush.; V. $12; oats, 2,109 bush.; V. $696 ; potatoes, 13,915 
 bush. ; V. $3,479 ; V. of other esculent vegetables, $20 ; hay, 
 1,389 tons; V. $9,946. 
 
 Fruit raised, 1,098 bush.; V. $258; hops, 630 lbs.; Y. $82. 
 
 Butter, 17,368 lbs.; Y. $2,432; cheese, 11,194 lbs.; Y. $560 ; 
 honey, 239 lbs. ; Y. $40 ; beeswax, 11 lbs. ; Y. $4. 
 
 Beans raised, 300 bush. ; Y. $450. 
 
 Y. of Poultry and Eggs, $1,000. 
 
 Y. of Barrels and other Casks m'd, $850. 
 
 Charcoal m'd, 9,800 bush. ; Y. $784. 
 
 Y. of Wagons m'd, $400. 
 
 FRAMINGHAM. 
 
 Woollen and Worsted Mills {connected') 3 ; sets of machin- 
 ery, 16 ; wool consumed, 2,000,000 lbs. ; flannels and bockings 
 m'd, 113,000 yds; Y. $56,500; woollen yarn m'd and not 
 made into cloth, 90,000 lbs. ; Y. $27,000 ; blankets m'd, 40,000 
 pairs; Y. $120,000; worsted yarn m'd and not made into 
 cloth, 350,000 lbs.; Y. $175,000; worsted bunting m'd, 2,300 
 pieces, Y. $14,950; C. $400,000 ; M. E. 227; F. E. 190; mills 
 
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 for ra. of carpeting, 3 ; wool consumed, 465,000 lbs. ; carpet- 
 ing, 199,037 yds.; V. $149,530; C. $50,000; M. E. 191; F. 
 E. 41. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Woollen and other Machinery, 2 ; 
 V. of m's, $1,200 ; C. $800 ; E. 3. 
 
 Axe Manufactories, 1 ; axes, hatchets and other edge tools 
 m'd, 1,000 ; V. $700 ; C. $400 ; E. 1. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Cutlery, 1 ; Y. of m's, $200; C. 
 $200 ; E. 1. 
 
 Paper Manufactories, 2 ; stock used, 225 tons ; paper m'd, 
 360,000 lbs. : V. $52,500 ; C. $45,000 ; E. 33. 
 
 Establishments for repairing Watches and Jewelry, 2; in- 
 come $450 ; C. $200 ; E. 2. 
 
 Saddle, Harness and Trunk Manufactories, 2; V. of m's, 
 $1,200; C.$300; E. 4. 
 
 Hat Manufactories, 1 ; hats m'd, 1,200; Y. $2,500; C. $700; 
 E. 4. 
 
 Establishments for the m. of Chaises, Wagons and Sleighs, 
 3; V. of vehicles m'd, $3,300; C. $1,500; E. 6. 
 
 Cabinet Ware Manufactories, 3 ; V. of m's, $1,200 ; C. $800; 
 E. 3. 
 
 Tin Ware Manufactories, 1 ; V. of ware m'd, $4,000 ; C. 
 $500 ; E. 4. 
 
 Grist Mills, 2; income $1,730 ; saw mills, 3 ; income, $1,250 ; 
 C. invested in both, $7,500 ; E. 3. 
 
 Tanneries, 1 : hides tanned, 350 ; V. of leather tanned and 
 curried, $736; C, $1,000; E. 1 ; income, $800. 
 
 Boots m'd, 35,000 pairs ; shoes, 44,000 pairs ; V. of boots 
 and shoes, $49,450 ; M. E. 60 ; F. E. 25. 
 
 Straw Bonnets m'd, 31,000; V. $20,100; V. of straw braid 
 m'd, $450; F. E. 50. 
 
 V. of Building Stone prepared, $500; E. 2. 
 
 V. of lumber prepared, $950 ; E. 1. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 2,020 cords ; V. $7,070 ; E. 5. 
 
 Sperm Oil consumed in manufacturing, 6,744 galls. ; V. 
 $6,100; whale oil, 1,936 galls.; V. $900; lard oil, 31,140 
 galls. ; V. $21,700 ; anthracite coal consumed in manufactur- 
 ing, 1,000 tons; V. $6,500. 
 
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 Sheep, 13; V. |50; wool produced, 52 lbs; V. $20. 
 
 Horses, 317; V. $17,203; neat cattle, 1,383; V. $27,700 ; 
 swine, 450 , V. $3,200. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 15,448 bush. ; V. $11,586 ; 
 wheat, 25 bush.; V. $25; rye, 1,241 bush.; V. ,$993; barley, 
 408 bush.; V. $306; oats, 7,310 bush.; V. $2,741; potatoes, 
 34,584 bush. ; V. $8,646 ; other esculent vegetables, 968 bush, 
 and 15 tons, V. $502; hay, 3,212 tons; V. $40,378. 
 
 Fruit raised, 22,381 bush. ; V. $5,013. 
 
 Butter, 66,690 lbs.; V. $11,337; cheese, 2,950 lbs.; V. 
 $177. 
 
 V. of milk sold, $1,090. 
 
 Bakeries, 1 ; V. of bread baked, $8,000 ; C. $600 ; E, 4. 
 
 Millinery Establishments, 3; V. of millinery m'd, $2,000; 
 F. E. 10. 
 
 Bookbinderies, 1 ; income, $2,500; M. E. 3; F. E. 2. 
 
 Caps Manufactured, 500; V. $500; F. E. 2. 
 
 Wheelwrights' Establishments, 6 ; V. of m's, $3,000; E. 6, 
 
 GROTON. 
 
 Paper Manufactories, 2; stock used, 110 tons; paper m'd, 
 82 tons; V. $11,400; C. $6,500 ; E. 12. 
 
 Saddle, Harness and Trunk Manufactories, 2 ; V. of m's, 
 $790 ; C. 400 ; E. 4. 
 
 Hat and Cap Manufactories, 1 ; hats and caps m'd, 30; V. 
 $60; E. 1. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Rail-road Cars, Coaches, Chaises 
 and other Vehicles, 1 ; V. of vehicles m'd, $1,587 ; C. $300 ; 
 E. 4. 
 
 Chair and Cabinet Ware Manufactories, 1 ; V. of m's, $200 ; 
 E. 1. 
 
 Tin Ware Manufactories, 2 ; V. of ware m'd, $4,600 C. 
 $1,700; E. 7. 
 
 Tanneries, 2 ; hides tanned, 3,300 ; V. of leather tanned and 
 curried, $9,000; C. $6,000; E. 6. 
 
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 Boots m"d, 190 pairs; shoes, 1,430 pairs; V. of boots and 
 shoes, 81,727; M. E. 7 ; F. E. 5. 
 
 Palm-leaf Hats m'd, 5,206 ; V. $770 ; F. E. 12. 
 
 V. of Building iStone quarried and prepared, $2,900 ; E. 5. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 423,900 feet; V. $4,247; E. 28. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 1,917 cords; V. $5,106 dollars; E. 8. 
 
 V. of Soap Stone quarried and m'd, $1,600; C. $2,000; E. 3. 
 
 V. of Marble and Slate m'd, $650; C. $500 ; E. 2. 
 
 Sheep, 432; V. $750; wool produced, 1,399 lbs. ; V. $506. 
 
 Horses, 290; V. $15,136; neat cattle, 1,445; V. $29,615; 
 swine, 395 ; V. $3,306. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 10,680 bush. ; V. $8,010; wheat, 
 76 bush. ; Y. $114; rye, 3,588 bush. ; V. $2,870 ; barley, 1,451 
 bush. ; V. $870; oats, 5,869 bush. ; V. $2,347; potatoes, 32,025 
 bush.; v. $8,006; beans, 632 bush.; V. $1,000; buckwheat, 
 576 bush. ; V. $350; other esculent vegetables, 9,102 bush. ; V. 
 $984 ; hay, 3,675 tons ; Y. $30,500. 
 
 Fruit raised, 14,606 bush. ; Y. $3,602 ; hops, 16,679 lbs. ; Y. 
 $1,805. 
 
 Butter, 52,475 lbs. ; Y. $7,871 ; cheese, 16,950 lbs. ; Y. $850; 
 honey, 295 lbs. ; Y. $50 ; beeswax, 28 lbs. ; Y. $11. 
 
 HOLLISTON. 
 
 Saddle, Harness and Trunk Manufactories, 1 ; Y. of m's, 
 $750 ; C. $500 ; E. 2. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Rail-road Cars, Coaches, Wagons 
 and other Yehicles, 3 ; Y. of vehicles m'd, $2,045 ; C. $1,112 ; 
 
 E. 8. 
 
 Chair and Cabinet-ware Manufactories, 1 ; Y. of m's, $600; 
 
 C. $300 ; E. 1. 
 
 Tin Ware Manufactories, 1 : Y. of ware, $500 ; C. $300 ; 
 E. 1. 
 
 Comb Manufactories, 1 ; Y. of m's, $10,000; C. $8,000; E. 
 
 20. 
 
 Y. of Leather curried, $10,398; C. $5,000; E. 5. 
 
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 Boots m'd, 36,746 pairs; shoes, 181,858 pairs; V. of boots 
 and shoes, $176,369 ; M. E. 282 ; F. E. 12S. 
 
 Straw Bonnets and Hats m'd, 31,267; Y. $36,671; V. of 
 straw braid m'd, and not made into bonnets and hats, $21,957 ; 
 F. E. 240. 
 
 V. of Pumps m'd, $4,000; E. 3. 
 
 Y. of Lumber prepared, $1,135. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 1,285 cords; Y. $5,536; E. 2. 
 
 Whale Oil consumed in manufactories, 200 galls. ; Y. $150. 
 
 Sheep, 29; Y. $94; wool produced, 110 lbs. ; Y. $44. 
 
 Horses, 163; Y. $8,869; neat cattle, 887; Y. $15,684; swine, 
 597; Y. $7,221. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 8,253 bush. ; Y. $6,186 ; wheat, 
 18 bush.; Y. $18; rye, 1,058 bush.; Y. $945; barley, 207 
 bush. ; Y. $104 ; oats, 4,013 bush. ; Y. $1,405 ; potatoes, 19,961 ; 
 Y. $4,990; other esculent vegetables, 1,610 bush.; Y. $805 ; 
 hay, 1,351 tons; Y. $13,955. 
 
 Fruit raised, 13,374 bush. ; Y. $3,146. 
 
 Butter, 28,988 lbs.; Y. $4,831; cheese, 10,945 lbs.; Y. $657; 
 honey, 30 lbs. ; V. $6. 
 
 Y. of Air Tight Stoves m'd, $1,500; C. $1,200; E. 1. 
 
 Cranberries picked, 1,000 bush.; Y. $1,500. 
 
 HOPKINTON. 
 
 Cotton Mills, 3; spindles, 2,936; cotton consumed, 280,000 
 lbs. ; shirtings m'd, 612,000 yds. ; Y. $30,500; cotton twine m'd, 
 20,000 lbs.; Y. $2,800; batting m'd, 30,000 lbs.; Y. $1^400 ; 
 C. $32,000 ; M. E. 40 ; F. E. 50. 
 
 Machines for m. of Nails, 1 ; nails m'd, 12,000 lbs. ; Y. $960; 
 E. 1. 
 
 Plough Manufactories, 1 ; ploughs and other agricultural 
 tools m'd, 165; Y, $1,300; E. 1. 
 
 Saddle, Harness and Trunk Manufactories, 1 ; Y. of articles 
 m'd, $800 ; M. E. 1. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Rail-road Cars, Coaches, Wagons 
 and other Yehicles, 1 ; Y. of vehicles m'd, $800 ; E. 2. 
 
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 Chair and Cabinet-ware Manufactories, 1 ; V. of m's, $350 
 E. 1. 
 
 Boots m'd, 195,331 pairs; V. $272,579; M. E. 644; F. E. 
 187. 
 
 Straw Bonnets and Hats m'd, 100 ; V. $25 ; V. of straw 
 braid m'd and not made into bonnets and hats, $1,600 ; F. E. 
 125. 
 
 Bricks m'd, 130,000 ; V. $750 ; E. 2. 
 
 Building Stone quarried and prepared, $1,300; E. 5. 
 
 Brooms m'd, 1,700; Y. $70; E. 1. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 115,000 feet; V. $1,200; E. 3. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 1,350 cords; V. $4,887; E. 4. 
 
 Boats built, 42 ; Y. $800 ; E. 4. 
 
 Y. of Clothing m'd, $5,100 ; M. E. 3 ; F. E. 6. 
 
 Y. of Boot Boxes m'd, $1,600 ; M. E. 4. 
 
 Sperm Oil consumed in Manufactories, 4,000 galls. ; Y. $4,000. 
 
 Sheep, 24 ; Y. $70 ; wool produced, 70 lbs. ; Y. $30. 
 
 Horses, 217; Y. $10,125; neat cattle, 980; Y. $20,276; 
 swine, 413 ; Y. $2,800. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 8,400 bush.; Y. $6,300; rye, 
 1,235 bush. ; Y. $940 ; barley, 677 bush. ; Y. $457 ; oats, 4,226 
 bush.; Y. $1,378; potatoes, 17,417 bush.; Y. $4,353; other 
 esculent vegetables, 600 bush. ; Y. $450 ; hay, 1.334 tons ; 
 Y. $17,238. 
 
 Fruit raised, 40,155 bush. ; Y. $5,366. 
 
 Butter, 31,915 lbs. ; Y. $4,676; cheese, 11,397 lbs. ; Y. $590. 
 
 LEXINGTON. 
 
 Fur Cap Manufactories, 4 ; caps m'd, 13,391; Y. $24,500; 
 C. $14,100; E. 70; muffs m'd, 3,362; Y. $10,086. 
 
 Tin Ware Manufactories, 1 ; Y. of ware, $2,500; C. $1,500 ; 
 E. 3. 
 
 Boots m'd, 700 pairs ; shoes, 5,700 pairs ; Y. of boots and 
 shoes, $6,200 ; M. E. 12 ; F. E. 8. 
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 Fire Wood prepared, 1,000 cords; V. |5.000 ; E. 15. 
 
 Horses, 244; V. |13,715 ; neat cattle, 1,199; V. $25,370; 
 swine, 225; V. $1,800. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 4,262 bush. ; V. $2,984 ; rye, 
 450 bush.; V. $360; barley, 126 bush.; V. $95; oats, 231 
 bush. ; V. $92; potatoes, 27,295 bush. ; V. $10,918; other es- 
 culent vegetables, 22,797 bush. ; Y. $6,479 ; hay, 2,550 tons ; 
 V. $35,450. 
 
 Fruit raised, 20,604 bush. ; V. $8,721. 
 
 Butter, 2,077 lbs.; V. $415; cheese, 400 lbs. ; V. $24. 
 
 Milk, 300,000 galls. ; V. $33,000. 
 
 LINCOLN. 
 
 Boots m'd, 1500 pairs; shoes, 5,600 pairs; V. of boots and 
 shoes, $7,835; M. E. 18; F. E. 5. 
 
 Lumber prepared. 7,750 feet; V. $1,185. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 2,484 cords; V. $5,752; E. 8. 
 
 Sheep, 8 ; V. $23 ; wool produced, 31 lbs. ; V. $12. 
 
 Horses, 95; V. $5,240; neat cattle, 830 ; V. $19,800 ; swine, 
 229 ; V. $2,566. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 6,847 bush. ; V. $4,122; rye, 
 383 bush. ; V. $278; barley, 262 bush. ; V. $152; oats, 1,613 
 bush.; V. $634; potatoes, 17,305 bush.; V. $5,180; hay, 1,532 
 tons ; V. $15,460. 
 
 Fruit raised, 8,527 bush. ; V. $5,521. 
 
 Butter, 22,050 lbs. ; Y. $2,453. 
 
 Milk, 37,080 galls.; Y. $3,730. ' '^": 
 
 Y. of Poultry, $250 ; income from same, $500. 
 
 LITTLETON. 
 
 Shoes m'd, 5,580 pairs; Y. .$2,640; M. E. 10. 
 Fire Wood prepared, 510 cords; Y. $1,785 ; E. 10. 
 Sheep, 95 ; Y. $285 ; wool produced, 285 lbs. 
 
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 Horses, 116; V. $4,830 ; neat cattle, 928; V. $15,515; 
 swine, 200; V. $1,202. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 5,631 bush. ; V. $4,223; wheat, 
 48 bush ; V. $50; rye, 1,312 bush.; V. $984; barley, 956 
 bush. : V. $574 ; oats, 1,606 bush. ; V. $535 ; potatoes, 16,429 
 bush.; V. $4,107; other esculent vegetables, 10,010 bush. : V. 
 $1,256: millet, 10 bbls : V. $12; hay, 2,060 tons; Y. $20,600. 
 
 Fruit raised, 7,565 bush.; V. $2,267; hops, 15,400 lbs. ; V. 
 $1,814. 
 
 Raw silk raised, 8 lbs. ; V. $40. 
 
 Butter, 55,610 lbs. ; Y. $9,268; cheese, 3,885 lbs.; Y. $194; 
 honey, 300 lbs. ; Y. $50. 
 
 Grist Mills, 2. 
 
 Saw Mills, 2 ; lumber sawed, 200,000 feet. 
 
 Dry Goods and Grocery Stores, 3; C. $7,000. 
 
 Blacksmiths' Shops, 3. 
 
 Wheelwrights' Shops, 2. 
 
 Carpenters' Shops, 3. 
 
 Curriers' Shops, 1. 
 
 Harness Shops, J. 
 
 LOWELL. 
 
 Cotton Mills, 29 ; spindles, 208,148; cotton consumed, 25,- 
 422,918 lbs. ; cotton cloths m'd, 74,138,711 yds.; Y. $3,905,- 
 643 ; knitting yarn m'd, 10,200 lbs. ; Y. $2,046 ; batting m'd, 
 750,000 lbs. ; Y. $52,500 ; pelisse wadding, 21,000 lbs. ; Y. 
 $5,200 ; cotton flannel m'd, 2,000,000 yds. ; Y. $200,000"; C. 
 $8,475,000; M. E. 1,297; F. E. 5,899. 
 
 Calico Manufactories, 2; calico printed, 14,910,165 yds. ; Y, 
 $1,531,200 ; goods bleached and colored and not printed, 
 880,196 yds.; Y. $92,000; C. $750,000; M. E. 430; F. E. 37. 
 
 Establishments for bleaching or coloring Cotton Goods, not 
 connected with calico establishments, 1 ; goods bleached or col- 
 ored, 8,000,000 yds. ; Y. $800,000 ; C. $75,000 ; E. 80. 
 
 Woollen Mills, 5 ; sets of machinery, 33 ; wool consumed, 
 1,200,000 lbs.; broadcloth m'd, 100,000 yds.; Y. $250,000; 
 
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 cassimere, 510,474 yds. ; V. $605,000; Kentucky jeans, 90,000 
 yds.; V. $15,000 ; blankets, 2,297 pairs ; flannel and bocking, 
 336,050 yds. ; V. of blankets, flannel and bocking, $81,262 ; 
 woollen yarn m'd and not made into cloth, 30,935 lbs. ; V. 
 $5,568; C. $826,000; M. E. 318; F. E. 684. 
 
 Mills for m. of Carpeting, 3 ; wool consumed, 825,438 lbs. ; 
 carpeting m'd, 412,220 yds. ; V. of carpeting and rugs m'd, 
 $368,344; C. $321,000; M. E. 256; F. E. 188; hearthrugs 
 m'd, 1,862. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Hosiery, 2 ; worsted, cotton and 
 woollen hose m'd, 31,000 pairs; V. $10,300; C. $7,000; M. 
 E. 11 ; F. K. 13. 
 
 Furnaces for m. of Hollow Ware and Castings, other than Pig 
 Iron, 2; hollowware and castingsm'd, 1,600 tons; Y. $128,000 ; 
 C. $52,000 ; E. 70. 
 
 Establishments form, of Cotton, Woollen and other Machin- 
 ery, 5 ; V. of m's, $210,000 ; C. $352,000 ; E. 420. 
 
 Lock Manufactories, 1; locks m'd, 23,400; V. $12,000; C. 
 3,000 ; E. 16. 
 
 Copper Manufactories, 1 ; copper m'd, 30,000 lbs. ; V. $10,- 
 000 ; C. $5,000 ; E. 4. 
 
 Brass Foundries. 1 ; V. of articles m'd, $7,500 ; C. $4,000 ; 
 E. 4. 
 
 Paper Manufactories, 1; stock used, 450,000 lbs. ; paper m'd, 
 $300,000 lbs. ; V. $16,500; C. $10,000; E. 10. 
 
 Brush Manufactories, 1 ; V. of m's, $2,500; C. $600; E. 2. 
 
 Saddle, Harness and Trunk Manufactories, 4 ; V. of m's, 
 .$8,000 ; C. $2,500 ; E. 12. 
 
 Upholstery Manufactories, 2 ; V. of m's, $2,000 ; C. $600 ; 
 E. 3. 
 
 Hat and Cap Manufactories, 4; hats and caps m'd, -^46,000 ; 
 V. $60,000; C. $20,000; E. 85. 
 
 Card Manufactories, 1 ; V. of cards m'd, $15,000 ; C. $10,- 
 000 ; E. 9. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Rail-road Cars, Coaches, Chaises, 
 and other Vehicles, 4; V. of vehicles m'd, $14,500; C. $7,000; 
 E. 15. 
 
 Soap and Tallow Candle Manafactories, 3 ; hard soan m'd, 
 
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 140,000 lbs. ; soft, 5,910 bbls. ; V. of all soap m"d, ^30,000 ; 
 candles m'd, 10,674 lbs. ; V. |1,460 ; 0. |29,000 ; E. 18. 
 
 Powder Mills, 3 ; powder m'd, 35,000 kegs; V. $87,500 ; 
 C. $100,000 ; E. 25. 
 
 Tin Ware Manufactories, 6 ; V. of ware, $12,000; C. $6,000 ; 
 E. 20. 
 
 Boots m'd, 6,875 pairs ; shoes, 54,454 pairs ; V. of boots and 
 shoes, $60,166; M. E. 110; F. E. 45. 
 
 V. of Snuff, Tobacco and Cigars m'd, $7,000 ; E. 10. 
 
 V. of Building Stone quarried and prepared. $20,000; E, 50. 
 
 V. of Marble, &c., wrought, $6,000; E. 10. 
 
 V. of Whips m'd, $4,000 ; E. 4. 
 
 V. of Blocks and Pumps m'd, $1,000 ; E. 2. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 1,600,000 feet; V. $19,200; E. 15. 
 
 Sperm Oil consumed in manufacturing, 66,748 galls. ; V. 
 $58,522; whale oil, 7,400 galls.; V. $3,700 ; other kinds of 
 oil, 28,307 galls. ; V. $22,560 ; anthracite coal consumed in 
 manufacturing, 13,225 tons; V. $77,574; foreign bituminous 
 coal, 488 tons ; V. $4,300 ; V. of all other articles of Ameri- 
 can production, excepting cotton, wool and iron, consumed, 
 $328,638 ; V. of all other articles of foreign production, ex- 
 cepting as above, consumed, $299,622. 
 
 Sheep, 30; V. $85; wool produced, 105 lbs. ; V. $38. 
 
 Horses, 528 ; V. $34,240; neat cattle, 222; V. $6,660 ; swine, 
 1,089; V. $8,712. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 1,676 bush.; V. ,$1,257; rye, 
 89 bush. ; V. $71 ; barley, 145 bush. ; V. $102; oats, 672 bush. ; 
 V. $218; potatoes, 9,560 bush.; V. $3,180; other esculent 
 vegetables, 2,350 bush. ; V. $783 ; hay, 759 tons ; V. $9,108. 
 
 Fruit raised, 5,100 bush. ; V. $2,040. 
 
 Butter, 890 lbs.; V. $146; honey, 280 lbs.; V. $47. 
 
 Bedsteads m'd, 2,500; Y. $6,000; C. $3,000; E. 10. 
 
 V. of Shuttles, Bobbins, and Druggists' Boxes m'd, Y. 
 000; C. $14,000; E. 46. 
 
 Y. of Scales or Balances m'd, $9,000 ; C. $4,000 ; E. 6 
 
 Y. of Loom Pickers m'd, $15,000 ; C. $8,000 ; E. 8. 
 
 Weavers' Reeds m'd, 9,100; Y. $9,500; C. $6,000; E. 
 
 Files cut, 4,608; Y. $1,200; E. 1. 
 
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 V. of Blinds, Sashes and Doors m'd, $12,000 ; C. |5,000 ; 
 E. 20. 
 
 V. of Merchandise Boxes and Folding Boards m'd, $20,000; 
 C. $5,000; E. 17. 
 
 V. of Stoves m'd, .$40,000 ; C. $16,000 ; E. 20, 
 
 Sets of Loom Heddles or Harnesses m'd, 5,376 ; belting, 
 1,512 lbs.; V. of harnesses and belting, $9,144; 0. $3,500; 
 M. E. 6; F. E. 25. 
 
 V. of Iron and Brass Work for Piano Fortes m'd, $4,000 ; 
 C. $2,000 ; E. 5. 
 
 V. of Men's Clothing m'd, $140,000; C. $28,000; E. 160. 
 
 Printed Cotton Booking m'd, 50,000 yds.; V. $20,000; 
 C. $15,000 ; M. E. 25 ; F. E. 10. 
 
 MALDEN. 
 
 Rolling, Slitting and Nail Mills, 1 ; iron m'd and not made 
 into nails, 400 tons; V. $40,000; machines for m. of nails, 27; 
 nails m'd, 850 tons; V. $76,500; C. $75,000 ; E. 50. 
 
 Forges, 7 ; V. of m's, $5,925 ; C. $1,825 ; E. 12. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Cutlery, 1 ; V. of m's, $400 ; 
 C. $25; E. 1. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Britannia Ware, 1 ; V. of ware m'd, 
 $12,000; C. $8,000; E. 7. 
 
 Harness Manufactories, 2; V. of m's, $3,000; C. $1,000; 
 E. 4. 
 
 Cordage Manufactories, 2 ; cordage m'd, 6 tons ; V. $2,500 ; 
 C. $680 ; E. 3. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Wagons, Sleighs and other Vehi- 
 cles, 3; V. of vehicles m'd, $3,200 ; C. $2,000; E. 8. 
 
 Tin Ware Manufactories, 4; V. of ware, $25,000; C. $10,- 
 500; E. 17. 
 
 Boots m'd, 183 pairs ; shoes, 92,888 pairs ; V. of boots and 
 shoes, $65,753; M. E. 130; F. E. 124. 
 
 Bricks m'd, 1,822,000; V. $12,754; E. 31. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 695 cords; Y. $2,780; E. 8. 
 
 Sperm Oil consumed in manufacturing, 365 galls. ; V. $365 ; 
 
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 whale oil, 200 galls. ; V. ^100; anthracite coal, 1,000 tons; 
 V. ^5,000 ; foreign bituminous coal, 250 chaldrons ; V. $750. 
 
 Horses, 232; V. $13,920; neat cattle, 509; V. $10,930; 
 swine, 371 ; V. |6,678. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 2,856 bush. ; V. $1,713 ; rye, 
 262 bush. ; V. $183 ; barley, 96 bush. ; V. $72 ; oats, 20 bush. ; 
 Y. ,$6 ; potatoes, 15,164 bush. ; V. $5,307; other esculent veg- 
 etables, 3,375 bush. ; V. $675 ; hay, 1,655 tons; V. $19,860. 
 
 Fruit raised, 12,579 bush. ; V. $5,031. 
 
 Butter, 3,225 lbs. ; Y. $484. 
 
 Y. of Lasts m'd, $14,000; M. E. 15. 
 
 Y. of Brick Presses m'd, $1,500; M. E. 3. 
 
 Tassel Manufactories, 1; Y. of m's, $3,500; C. $1,500; 
 M E. 3; F. E. 9. 
 
 Picture Frame Manufactories, 1 ; Y. of frames m'd, $2,000 ; 
 C. $800 ; M. E. 4. 
 
 Grist Mills, 1 ; meal ground, 73,000 bush. ; amount of in- 
 come, ,^1,800 : M. E. 3. 
 
 Machine Shops, 1; machinery m'd, 25 tons; Y. $3,750; 
 spikes and bolts m'd, 200 tons ; Y. $20,000 ; M. E. 50. 
 
 Y. of Stone cut, $800 ; C. $200 ; M. E. 2. 
 
 Morocco and Kid Manufactories, 1; skins dressed, 1,560 
 doz. ; Y. $15,600; C. $6,500; M. E. 8. 
 
 Curriers' Shops, 2; Y. of business, $65,500; M. E. 12. 
 
 Y. of Yegetables sold, $4,975. 
 
 Milk sold, 97,383 galls. : Y. $9,738. 
 
 Squashes sold, 14,710 lbs. ; Y. $73. 
 
 Dye Houses, 3 ; C. $49,000 ; Y. of business, $93,000 ; M. E. 
 74; F. E. 34. 
 
 Anthracite Coal consumed in dyeing, 824 tons ; Y. $2,970. 
 
 MARLBOROUGH. 
 
 Tanneries, 2 ; hides tanned, 1,560; Y. of leather tanned and 
 curried, $3,950 ; C. $5,700 : E. 4. 
 
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 Boots m'd, 624 pairs; shoes, 302,726 pairs; V. $92,932; 
 M. E. 158; F. E. 220. 
 
 V. of Straw Braid m'd and not made into bonnets and hats, 
 $5,160; F. E. 182. 
 
 V. of Building Stone quarried and prepared, $600 ; E. 5. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 15,000 feet; V. .$2,040. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 948 cords; V. $2,521. 
 
 Boats built, 1. 
 
 Sheep, 147; V. $294; wool produced, 588 lbs. ; V. $176. 
 
 Horses, 281; Y. $12,645; neat cattle, 1,819; Y. $39,226; 
 swine, 493 ; Y. $3,697. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 14,376 bush.; Y. $10,782; rye, 
 1,966 bush.; Y. $1,484; barley, 1,365 bush.; Y. $682 ; oats, 
 4,254 bush.; Y. $1,594; potatoes, 37,005 bush.; Y. $9,251; 
 other esculent vegetables, 1,255 bush.; Y. $314; hay, 4,169 
 tons; Y. $33,477. 
 
 Fruit raised, 12,469 bush.; Y. $6,013; hops, 2,000 lbs.; 
 Y. ^200. 
 
 Butter, 82,905 lbs.; Y. $14,093; cheese, 16,251 lbs.; Y. $812; 
 honey, 367 lbs. ; Y. $62. 
 
 Milk, 60,540 galls. ; Y. $5,045. 
 
 Apples for Yinegar raised, 31,772 bush. ; Y. $2,224. 
 
 MEDFORD. 
 
 Wool consumed in m. of Hat Bodies, 30,000 lbs. 
 
 Hat and Cap Manufactories, 2 ; hats and caps m'd, 20.000 ; 
 Y. $40,000 ; C. $18,000 ; M. E. 14. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Rail-road Cars, Coaches, Wagons 
 and other Yehicles, 2; vehicles m'd, 50; C. $4,000; E. 11.. 
 
 Soap and Tallow Candle Manufactories, 1 ; soap m'd, 200,- 
 000 lbs. ; Y. $4,000 ; C. $5,500 ; M. E. 4. 
 
 Chair and Cabinet-ware Manufactories, 1 ; Y. of articles m'd, 
 $600 ; C. $600 ; M. E. 2. 
 
 Tin Ware Manufactories, 1; Y. of ware m'd, $2,000; C. 
 2,000; E. 3. 
 
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 Mills for m. of Linseed Oil, 1 ; oil m'd, 90,000 galls. ; V. 
 $59,500; C. $30,000; M. E. 11. 
 
 Bricks m'd,',0^^,^" ; V- $ ^ ''^' ; M. E. a. <? 
 
 V. of Building Stone quarried and prepared, $10,000 ; M. E. 
 40. 
 
 Vessels launched, 24; tonnage, 9,660; V. $498,175; E. 250. 
 
 Anthracite Coal consumed in Manufactures, 2,000 tons ; V. 
 $12,000; bitunninous coal, mined in United States, 100 chal- 
 drons ; V. $1,000. 
 
 Horses, 234; V. $11,700 ; neat cattle, 390 , V. $7,800 ; swine, 
 136 ; V. $816. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 1,500 bush.; V. $1,000; rye, 
 800 bush. ; V. $600; potatoes, 10,260 bush, ; V. $3,581 ; other 
 esculent vegetables 20,000 bush. ; V. $5,000 ; hay, 2,000 tons; 
 V. $20,000. 
 
 Fruit raised, 12,500 bush. ; V. $3,750. 
 
 NATICK. 
 
 Saddle, Harness and Trunk Manufactories, 1 ; V. of articles 
 m'd, $500 ; C. $200 ; E. 1. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Rail-road Cars, Coaches, Chaises 
 and other Vehicles, 1 ; V. of vehicles m'd, $2,500 ; C. $500 ; 
 E. 5. 
 
 Chair and Cabinet- ware Manufactories, 1 ; V. $2,000 ; C. 
 $1,000 ; E. 3. 
 
 Boots m'd, 19,150 pairs ; shoes, 614,200 pairs ; V. of boots 
 and shoes, $420,774; M. E. 552; F. E. 319. 
 
 Straw Braid m'd and not made into Bonnets and Hats, 5,000 
 yds. ; V. $62 ; F. E. 3. 
 
 V. of Blocks and Pumps m'd, $500; E. 1. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 60,000 feet ; V. $900 ; E. 2. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 800 cords; V. $2,800; E, 4. 
 
 Sheep, 17 ; V. $76 ; wool produced, 85 lbs. ; V. $34. 
 
 Horses, 176; V. $7,400; neat cattle, 605; V. $12,100; swine, 
 239; V. $1,673. 
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 Indian Com or Maize raised, 6,235 bush. ; V. $4,365 ; rye, 
 768 bush.; V. |691 ; barley, 120 bush.; V. $72; oats, 1,168 
 bush. ; V. $409 ; potatoes, 15,679 bush. ; V. $4,390 ; other es- 
 culent vegetables, 1,115 bush.; V. $223; millet, 5 tons; V. 
 |50; hay, 1,120 tons; V. $12,320. 
 
 Fruit raised, 9,348 bush. ; V. $1,870. 
 
 Butter, 19,995 lbs. ; V. $3,199; cheese, 3,235 lbs.; V. $162; 
 honey, 130 ; V. $21. 
 
 Shoe Boxes m'd, 12,000; V. 4,200; E. 2. 
 
 Treenails m'd, 100,000; V. $600; E. 1. 
 
 NEWTON. 
 
 Cotton Mills, 1 ; spindles, 8,124 ; cotton consumed, 263,718 
 lbs.; No. 30, printing cloth m'd, 1,318,593 yds.; V. $85,709 ; 
 C. $80,000; M. E. 70; F. E. 143. 
 
 Calico Manufactories, 1; calico printed, 117,499 yds.; V. 
 $9,399; C. $6,000; M. E. 8 ; F. E. 2. 
 
 Rolling, suiting and Nail Mills. 1; iron m'd and not made 
 into nails, 200 tons ; V. $16,000 ; machines for m. of nails, 14 ; 
 nails m'd, 200 tons; V. $22,125; C. $50,000; E. 20. 
 
 Furnaces for m. of Hollow Ware and Castings other than 
 Pig Iron, 1 ; hollow ware and castings m'd, 225 tons; V. $15,- 
 750: C. $5,000; E. 14. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Cotton, Woollen and other Ma- 
 chinery, 3; V. $87,500; C. $32,000: E. 184. 
 
 Establisbmcnts for m. of Chemical Preparations, 1 ; V. of 
 m's, $80,000; C. $80,000; E. 25. 
 
 Paper Manufactories, 4; stock consumed, 900 tons; paper 
 m'd, 730 tons; V. $140,622: C. $183,662: E. 73. 
 
 Saddle, Harness and Trunk Manufactories, 2; V. of m's, 
 $700; C. $1,200; E. 4. 
 
 Upholstery Manufactories, 3; V. of m's, $34,776; C. $12,- 
 000 ; E. 36. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Rail-road Cars, Coaches, Chaises 
 
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 and other Vehicles, 3; V. of vehicles m'd, $6,000; C. $2,10(1; 
 E. 7. 
 
 Soap and Tallow Candle Manufactories, 2 : soft soap m'd, 
 100 bbls., hard, 31,946 lbs.; Y. $2,122; candles m'd, 410,000 
 lbs. ; V. $38,930; C. $16,000; E. 12; tallow m"d and shipped, 
 250,000 lbs. ; V. $18,750. 
 
 Tin Ware Manufactories, 1 ; Y. of ware, $1,000; C. $800; 
 E. 3. 
 
 Glue Manufactories and Manufactories for Preparation of 
 Gums, 3; Y. of nvs, $12,000; C. $4,500; E. 11. 
 
 Boots m'd, 380 pairs ; shoes, 400 pairs ; Y. of boots and shoes, 
 $2,060; M. E. 10. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 363 cords; Y. $2,500; E. 4. 
 
 Sperm Oil consumed in manufacturing, 1,640 galls. ; Y. 
 $1,476; other kinds of oil, 1,000 galls.; Y. $750; anthracite 
 coal consumed, 1,249 tons; Y. $8,742; foreign bituminous coal, 
 420 chaldrons; Y. $4,200; Y. of all other articles of American 
 production, excepting cotton, wool and iron, consumed in man- 
 ufacturing, $106,000 ; Y. of all other articles of foreign pro- 
 duction, excepting as above, consumed, $51,300. 
 
 Horses, 373; Y. $22,380; neat cattle, 687; Y. $20,610; 
 swine, 562; Y. $5,620. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 6,741 bush. ; Y. $5,055 ; rye, 
 1,299 bush. ; Y. $974; barley 351 bush.; Y. $266; oats, 329 
 bush. ; Y. $110 ; potatoes, 43,756 bush. ; Y. $14,585 ; other es- 
 culent vegetables, 18,816 bush. ; Y. $8,316: hay, 2,550 tons; 
 Y. $34,232. 
 
 Fruit raised, 27,270 bush. ; Y. $15,549. 
 
 Butter, 10,000 lbs.; Y. $1,666; cheese, 500 lbs.; Y. $40; 
 honey, 500 lbs. ; Y. $62; beeswax, 50 lbs. ; Y. $12. 
 
 Dye Stuffs m'd, 175 tons ; Y. $10,-500; C. $1,000 ; E. 6. 
 
 Peat prepared, 1,284 cords; Y. $5,136; E. 10. 
 
 Milk produced, 300,000 galls.; Y. $30,000. 
 
 Y. of Nursery Trees sold, $15,400. 
 
 Squashes raised, 150 tons; Y. $1,500. 
 
 Cabbages raised, 40,000; Y. $1,200. 
 
 Strawberries raised, 1,762 quarts ; Y. $440. 
 
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 PEPPERELL. 
 
 Woollen Mills, 1 ; sets of machinery, 1 ; wool consumed, 
 12,000 lbs. ; cassimere m'd, 10,000 yds. ; V. $8,000 ; flannel or 
 blanketing m'd, 2,000 yds.; V. $1,200; C. $5,000; M. E. 9; 
 F. E. 4. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Cotton, Woollen and other Machin- 
 ery, 1 ; V. of m's, $6,000 ; C. $7,000 ; E. 6. 
 
 Paper Manufactories, 2; stock consumed, 1,145,100 lbs.; 
 paper m'd, 826,000 lbs.; V. $66,240; C. $19,000; E. 38. 
 
 Saddle, Harness and Trunk Manufactories, 1 ; V. of articles 
 m'd, $500; C. $1,000; E. 2. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Wagons and other Vehicles, 2 ; V. 
 of vehicles m'd, $6,900; C. $10,500; E. 13. 
 
 Soap and Tallow Candle Manufactories, 1 ; soap m'd, 15 
 tons; V. $1,350; candles m'd, 400 lbs.; V. $40; C. $500; 
 E. 2. 
 
 Boots m'd, 2,000 pairs; shoes, 106,500 pairs; V. of boots 
 and shoes, $74,525 ; M. E. 89 ; F. E. 55. 
 
 Bricks m'd, 100,000; V. $500; E. 4. 
 
 Saxony Sheep, 46 ; merino sheep, 42 ; other kinds of sheep, 
 370; V. of all the sheep, $1,097; Saxony wool produced, 121 
 lbs.; merino wool, 102 lbs. ; other kinds of wool, 1,183 lbs.; 
 V. of all the wool produced, $478. 
 
 Horses, 196; Y. $11,360; neat cattle, 1,045; V. $20,145; 
 swine, 283 ; V. $2,252. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 7,221 bush. ; V. $6,257 ; wheat, 
 124 bush. ; V. $146; rye, 2,340 bush. ; V. $1,751 ; barley, 176 
 bush. ; V. $116 ; oats, 4,474 bush. ; V. $1,442; potatoes, 18,- 
 951 bush.; V. $4,567; other esculent vegetables, 1,265 bush.; 
 V. $213; hay, 1,981 tons; Y. $17,711. 
 
 Fruit raised, 8,817 bush.; Y. $1,374; hops, 3,680 lbs. ; Y. 
 $425. 
 
 Butter, 29,680 lbs. ; Y. $4,615 ; cheese, 9,310 lbs. ; Y. $509 
 honey, 229 lbs. ; Y. $39. 
 
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 READING. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Rail-road Cars, Coaches, Chaises, 
 Wagons and other Vehicles, 1 ; V. of vehicles m'd, §2,000 ; C. 
 $500 ; E. 3. 
 
 Chair and Cabinet Ware Manufactories, 10 ; V. of articles, 
 m'd, $103,100; C. $24,300; E. 121, 
 
 Tin Ware Manufactories, 1 ; V. of ware, $5,000; C. $1,000 ; 
 E. 4- 
 
 Shoes m'd, 274,000 pairs; V. $166,734; M. E. 358; F. E. 
 385. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 511,000 feet ; V. $5,621 ; E. 10. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 2,673 cords; Y. $6,416 ; E. 10. 
 
 Horses, 220; V. $8,800; neat cattle, 888; V. $17,382; 
 swine, 353 : Y. $4,236. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 5.516 bush. ; Y. $3,862 ; rye, 
 661 bush. ; Y. $529; barley, 209 bush.; Y. $126; oats, 367 
 bush.; Y. $146; potatoes, 17,000 bush.; Y. $4,392; Y. of oth- 
 er esculent vegetables, $1,900; hay, 1,900 tons; Y. $20,900. 
 
 Fruit raised, 9,000 bush. ; Y. $3,600 ; hops, 7,200 lbs. ; Y. 
 $720. 
 
 Butter, 37,900 lbs.; Y. $6,064; cheese, 1,325 lbs.; Y. $79. 
 
 Coach Lace Manufactories, 1 ; V. of m's, $6,000 ; C. $1,000 ; 
 M. E. 1; F. E. 11. 
 
 Cranberries raised, 400 bush. ; Y. $600. 
 
 SHERBURNE. 
 
 Sewing Silk m'd, 5 lbs. ; Y. $45, 
 
 Axe Manufactories, 1 ; axes, hatchets and other edge tools 
 m'd, 200 ; Y. $200 ; C. .$50; E. 1. 
 
 Y. of Cutlery m'd, $100. 
 
 Saddle, Harness and Trunk Manufactories, 1 ; Y. of m's, 
 $300; E. 1. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Rail-road Cars, Coaches, Chaises 
 
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 and other Vehicles, 2; V. of vehicles m'd, $1,244; C. $100; 
 E. 3. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Fire Arms, 1; guns m'd, 30; V. 
 $G00; C. |40; E. 1. 
 
 Tanneries, 1; hides tanned, 75; curried. 1,000; V. of leath- 
 er tanned and curried, $2,900; C. $700; E. 4. 
 
 Boots m'd, GS5 pairs ; shoes, 30,607 pairs ; V. of boots and 
 shoes, $21,399; M. E. 30; F. E. 21. 
 
 Straw Bonnets and Hats m'd, 1,310 ; V. $1,120 ; V. of straw 
 braid m'd and not made into bonnets and hats, $616 ; F. E. 4. 
 
 V. of Building Stone quarried and prepared, $50. 
 
 y. of Whips m'd, $1,575 ; E. 6. 
 
 V. of Lumber prepared, $1,062. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 348 cords ; V. $1,174. 
 
 Sheep, 33; V. $154; wool produced, 145 cords; V. $44. 
 
 Horses, 150 ; V. $6,221 ; neat cattle, 855 ; V. $17,061 ; 
 swine, 536; V. $6,977. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 8,785 bush. ; V. $7.320 ; rye, 
 853 bush.; V. $768 ; barley, 413 bush.; V. $248; oats, 2,526 
 bush.; V. $1,010; potatoes, 14,022 bush.; V. $3,506 ; hay, 
 1,670 tons ; V. $17,449. 
 
 Fruit raised, 26,596 bush. ; V. $5,339. 
 
 Raw Silk raised, 8 lbs. ; V. $40. 
 
 Butter, 33,793 lbs. ; V. $5,407; cheese, 11,980 lbs. ; V. $719. 
 
 Cranberries raised, 560 bush. ; V. $1,120. 
 
 Vinegar m'd, 5,068 bbls. ; V. $10,136. 
 
 V. of Trusses m'd, $25. 
 
 SHIRLEY. 
 
 Cotton Mills, 3; spindles, 2,334 ; cotton consumed, 172,117 
 lbs. ; sheeting m'd, 468,000 yds. ; V. $28,000 ; cotton yarn, 
 from No. 7 to No. 12, m'd, 31,300 lbs. ; V. $5,216; C. $19,300; 
 M. E. 20 ; F. E. 29. 
 
 Paper Manufactories, 3; stock consumed, 4.635 tons; paper 
 m'd, 83,000 reams ; V. $33,750 ; C. $11,475 ; E. 18. 
 
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 Saddle, Harness and Trunk Manufactories, 1 ; V. of articles 
 m'd, $340 ; C. $100 ; E. 2. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Rail-road Cars, Coaches, Chaises 
 and other Vehicles, 1 ; V. of vehicles m'd, $7,000 ; C. $1,000 ; 
 E. 10. 
 
 Tin Ware Manufactories, 1 ; V. of ware, $200; C. $150 ; 
 E. 1. 
 
 Tanneries, 1 : hides tanned, 1,000; V. of leather tanned and 
 curried, $2,500; C. $1,200; E. 3. 
 
 Boots m'd, 175 pairs ; shoes, 2,000 pairs ; V. of boots and 
 shoes, $22,00Q; M. E. 10; F. E. 3. 
 
 Palm-leaf Hats m'd, 17,600; V. $3,319; F. E. 140. 
 
 Bricks m'd, 120,000 ; V. $600 ; E. 3. 
 
 Corn and other Brooms m'd, 2,600 ; Y. $570; E. 2. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 265.000 feet ; V. $2,650 ; E. 10. 
 
 Fire wood prepared, 1,400 cords ; V. $2,800 ; E. 6. 
 
 Sperm Oil consumed in manufacturing, 500 galls. ; V. $500. 
 
 IMerino Sheep, 136; other sheep, 137; V. of all the sheep, 
 $600; merino wool produced, 397 lbs.; other wool, 425 lbs. ; 
 Y. of all the wool, $286. 
 
 Horses, 147; Y. $5,782; neat cattle, 645: Y. $10,840; 
 swine, 124; Y. $1,240. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 4,000 bush. ; Y. $3,000; wheat, 
 265 bush. ; Y. $310; rye, 1,230 bush. ; Y. $1,531 ; barley, 551 
 hush.; Y. $100; oats, 1,157 bush.: Y. $382; potatoes, 10,230 
 bush.: Y. $2,308; other esculent vegetables, 96 tons; Y. $650; 
 hay, 1,082 tons; Y. $9,356. 
 
 Fruit raised, 5,200 bush. ; Y. $520 ; hops, 23,389 lbs. ; Y. 
 $2,339. 
 
 Butter, 17,849 lbs.; Y. $3,032; cheese, 10,400 lbs. ; Y. $520; 
 honey, 200 lbs. ; Y. $30. 
 
 SOMERYILLE. 
 
 Goods Bleached and Colored, and not printed, 4,500,000 
 yds. ; Y. $315,000 ; C. $15,000 ; M. E. 32 ; F. E. 5. 
 
 Cordage Manufactories, 3 ; cordage m'd, 29,000 lbs. ; Y. 
 $4,745; C. $3,400; E. 9. 
 
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 Tin Ware Manufactories, 1 ; V. of ware, $6,000 ; C. $3,000 ; 
 E. 4 
 
 Y. of Paints m'd, |2,700 ; C. $2,000 ; E. 2. 
 
 Bricks m'd, 27,576,000 ; V. $166,980 ; E. 349. 
 
 V. of Snuff, Tobacco and Cigars m'd, $1,200; E. 2. 
 
 Horses, 235; V. $14,000: neat cattle, 264; Y. $5,513; 
 swine, 117 ; Y. $702. 
 
 Potatoes raised, 5,745 bush. ; Y. $2,011 ; hay, 985 tons ; 
 Y. $11,856. 
 
 Fruit raised, 5,724 bush. ; Y. $2,290. 
 
 SOUTH READING. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Chemical Preparations, 2; Y. of 
 m's, $25,500; C. $75,000; E. 6. 
 
 Saddle, Harness, and Trunk Manufactories, 1 ; Y. of articles 
 m'd, $400 ; C. $800 ; E. 1. 
 
 Cordage Manufactories, 1 ; Y. of cordage m'd, $1,000 ; C. 
 $2,000; E. 2 
 
 Establishments for m. of Rail-road Cars, Coaches, Chaises, 
 and other Yehicles, 3 ; Y. of vehicles m'd, $1,900 ; C. $3,800 
 E. 4. 
 
 Tin Ware Manufactories, 1 ; Y. of ware, $2,500 ; C. $5,000 
 
 E. 3. 
 
 Shoes m'd, 275,000 pairs; Y. $200,000; M. E. 350 
 
 F. E. 300. 
 
 Y. of Blocks and Pumps m'd, $1,000; E. 2. 
 
 Y. of Mechanics' Tools m'd, $1,820 ; E. 6. 
 
 Sheep, 4 ; Y. $10. 
 
 Horses, 143; Y. $5,720; neat cattle, 230 ; Y. $4,660 ; swine, 
 170; Y. $680.' 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 2,000 bush. ; Y. $1,500 ; rye, 
 125 bush. ; Y. $100 ; barley, 5 bush. ; Y. $4 ; oats, 300 bush. ; 
 Y. $100 ; potatoes, 10,000 bush. ; Y. $4,000 ; Y. of other escu- 
 lent vegetables, $2,370; hay, 800 tons; Y. $9,000. 
 
 Fruit raised, 8,000 bush. ; Y. $3,000. 
 
 Butter, 12,000 lbs. ; Y. $2,000. 
 
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 Razor Strop Manufactories, 1 : strops m'd, 13,20(3 ; V. $1,500 
 C. $3,000; E. 4. 
 
 STONE HAM. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Rail-road Cars, Coaches, Chaises, 
 and other Vehicles, 1 ; V. of vehicles m'd, $1,200 ; C. $300 ; 
 E. 2. 
 
 Shoes m'd, 429,400 pairs ; V. $150,290 ; M. E. 405 ; F. E. 
 448. 
 
 V. of Mechanics' Tools m'd, $400; E. 1. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 60,000 feet; V. $900; E. 2. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 1,017 cords; V, $4,576; E. 3. 
 
 Sperm Oil consumed in manufacturing, 600 galls.; V. $648; 
 anthracite coal, consumed in manufacturing, 60 tons ; V. $480 ; 
 foreign bituminous coal, 8 tons; V. $64; V. of all other articles 
 of American production, excepting cotton, wool, and iron, con- 
 sumed in manufacturing, $57,253; V. of all other articles of 
 foreign productions, excepting as above, consumed, $9,588. 
 
 Sheep, 2 ; V. $5 ; wool produced, 4 lbs. ; V. $2. 
 
 Horses, 106; V. $4,140; neat cattle, 221; V. $4,780; swine, 
 87; V. $870. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 2,124 bush. ; V. $1,422 ; rye, 
 287 bush. ; V. $230 ; barley, 36 bush. ; V. $29 ; oats, 74 bush. ; 
 Y. $30; potatoes, 9,360 bush.; V. $3,088; other esculent veg- 
 etables, 2,958 bush. ; Y. $592; hay, 717 tons; Y. $7,170. 
 
 Fruit raised, 3,182 bush. ; Y. $1,909. 
 
 Butter, 7,580 lbs. ; Y. $1,213. 
 
 STOW. 
 
 Woollen Mills, 1 ; sets of machinery, 5 ; wool consumed, 
 125,500 lbs.; broadcloth m'd, 38,500 yds.; Y. $80,000; cas- 
 simeres, 23,400 yds.; Y. $21,300; C. .$60,000; M. E. 45; 
 F. E. 30. 
 
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 Axe Manufactories, 1 ; axes, hatchets, and other edge tools 
 m'd, 300; V. |450 ; C. $125; E. 1. 
 
 Saddle, Harness, and Trunk Manufactories, 1 ; V. of articles 
 m'd, |1,450 ; C. |500 ; E. 2. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Rail-road Cars, Coaches, Chaises, 
 and other Vehicles, 1 ; V. of vehicles m'd, $800 ; C. $200 ; 
 E. 2. 
 
 Lime m'd, 100 casks, Y. $450 ; E. 2. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 200,000 feet ; Y. $2,000; E. 8. 
 
 Fire wood prepared, 2,537 cords ; Y. $5,700 ; E. 25. 
 
 Oil consumed in manufacturing, 2,450 galls. ; Y. $1,485 ; 
 Y. of all other articles of American production, excepting 
 cotton, wool, and iron, consumed in manufacturing, $7,726 ; 
 Y. of all other foreign productions, excepting as above, con- 
 sumed, $10,240. 
 
 Sheep, 173; Y. $437; wool produced, 519 lbs. ; Y. $155. 
 
 Horses, 140; Y. $634; neat cattle, 1,353; Y. $26,946; 
 swine, 212; Y. $2,131. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 7,000 bush. ; Y. $4,900; wheat, 
 20 bush.; Y. $30; rye, 1,897 bush.; Y. $1,328; barley, 203 
 bush.; Y. $120; oats, 3,179 bush.; Y. $1,192; potatoes, 19,-045 
 bush. ; Y. $4,886 ; other esculent vegetables, 30,000 lbs. ; 
 Y. $1,200; hay, 1,481 tons; Y. $11,818. 
 
 Fruit raised, 8,969 bush.; Y. $1,495; hops, 20,571 lbs.; 
 Y. $2,057. 
 
 Butter, 29,461 lbs. ; Y. $4,910 ; cheese, 6,050 lbs. ; Y. $300. 
 
 SUDBURY. 
 
 Plough Manufactories, 1 ; ploughs and other agricultural 
 tools nrd, 20 ; Y. $160 ; C. $100 ; E. 1. 
 
 Paper Manufactories, 1 ; stock consumed, 200,000 lbs. ; paper 
 m'd, 130,000 lbs. ; Y. $13,000 ; C. $10,000 ; E. 12. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Rail-road Cars, Coaches, Wagons, 
 and other Yehicles, 3; Y. of vehicles m'd, $950; C. $900; 
 E. 3. 
 
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 Boots m'd, 425 pairs; shoes, 1,690 pairs; V. of boots and 
 shoes, $2,633 ; M. E. 8 ; F. E. 2. 
 
 Straw Bonnets and Hats ni'd, 100; Y. $50; V. of straw- 
 braid m'd and not made into bonnets and hats, $1,228; F. E. 
 120. 
 
 Saw Mills, 4; lumber sawed, 750,000 feet; V. $9,750. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 128,000 feet; Y. $1,689; E. 35. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 4,128 cords; Y. $9,320; E. 40. 
 
 Oaken Baskets m'd, 200; Y. $75. 
 
 Tallow Candles m'd, 5,250 lbs.; Y. $600; soft soap, 150 
 bbls. ; Y. $450. 
 
 Y. of Hosiery m'd, $300. 
 
 Sheep, 57 : Y. $171 ; wool produced, 171 lbs. ; Y. $51. 
 
 Horses, 171; Y. $6,840; neat cattle, 1,311; Y. $34,086; 
 swine, 429 ; Y. $3,432. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 9,852 bush. ; Y. $6,896 ; wheat, 
 11 bush.; Y. $11; rye, 2,526 bush.; Y. $1,768; barley, 11 
 bush. ; Y. $7 ; oats, 6,693 bush. ; Y. $2,509 ; potatoes, 30,045 
 bush.; Y. $7,511 ; other esculent vegetables, 100 tons; Y. $500; 
 hay, 2,327 tons : Y. $20,688. 
 
 Fruit raised, 14,540 bush. ; Y. $3,081 ; hops 1,000 lbs. ; Y. 
 $100. 
 
 Butter, 39,422 lbs. ; Y. $5,913 ; cheese, 13,445 lbs. ; Y. $538. 
 
 Beans raised, 270 bush. ; Y. $472. 
 
 Straw of Rye and Oats, 200 tons ; Y. $1,100. 
 
 Poultry, 10,000 lbs.; Y. $1,000; eggs, 12,000 doz. ; Y. 
 $1,440. 
 
 Milk, 7,500 galls. ; Y. $900. 
 
 Cranberries, 842 bush. ; Y. $1,895. 
 
 TEWKSBURY. 
 
 Tanneries, 2; hides tanned, 3,200; Y. of leather tanned and 
 curried, $32,000; C. $7,000; E. 13. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 520,000 feet ; Y. $5,200 ; E. 70. 
 Fire Wood prepared, 2,808 cords ; Y. $8,000 ; E. 60. 
 Sheep, 60; Y. $90; wool produced, 237 lbs. ; Y. $71. 
 
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 Horses, 120: V. $3,600; neai cattle, 640; V. $12,860; swine, 
 200; V. |1,006. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 3,640 bush. ; V. $2.548 ; rye, 
 1,454 bush. ; V. $1,163 : barley, 40 bush. ; V. $32; oats, 2,104 
 bush. ; V. $736 ; potatoes, 18,040 bush. ; Y. $5,412 ; other es- 
 culent vegetables, 17,060 bush.; V. $5,015 ; hay, 1,062 tons; 
 V. $8,466. 
 
 Fruit raised, 10,347 bush. ; V. $2,069 ; hops, 50,016 lbs. ; V. 
 $502. 
 
 Butter, 7,860 lbs. ; V. $1,238 ; honey, 100 lbs.; Y. $20. 
 
 Oakum Manufactories, 1; oakum m'd, 100 tons; Y. $12,000; 
 C. $2,500; E. 6. 
 
 Milk, 35,000 galls. ; Y. $3,500. 
 
 TOWNSEND. 
 
 Furnaces for m. of Hollow Ware and Castings other than 
 Pig Iron, I; articles m'd, 30 tons; Y. $2,400; C. $1,500; 
 E. 4. 
 
 Y. of Shovels, Spades, Forks and Hoes m'd, $700; C. $300; 
 E. 2. 
 
 Ploughs and other Agricultural Tools m'd, 32 ; Y. $260 ; C. 
 $96 ; E. 1. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Eail-road Cars, Coaches, Chaises 
 and other Ychicles, 5; Y. of vehicles m'd, $2,830; C. $840; 
 E. 4. 
 
 Tanneries, 3 ; hides tanned, 40,100 ; Y. of leather tanned and 
 curried, $23,850; C. $9,150; E. 10. 
 
 Boots m'd, 587 pairs; shoes, 3,530 pairs; Y. of boots and 
 shoes, $4,479; M. E. 9; F. E. 2. 
 
 Palm-leaf Hats m'd, 31,821 ; Y. $6,682; F. E. 153. 
 
 Bricks m'd, 100,000 ; Y. $4,000 ; E. 6. 
 
 Y. of Blocks and Pumps m'd, $300; E. 2. 
 
 Lnm])Gr prepared, 225,000 feet; Y. $1,800; E. 5. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 350 cords ; Y. $700 ; E. 1. 
 
 Barrels m'd, 2,040; half barrels, 4,288; fish and lard kegs. 
 
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 1,200; nail kegs, 154,563; V. of barrels, half barrels and kegs, 
 $15,075; C. $6,000: E. 30. 
 
 Sheep, 502; V. $627; wool produced, 1,506 lbs. ; V. $572. 
 
 Horses, 187; V. $65,445; neat cattle, 910; V. $14,742; 
 swine, 291; V. $1,746. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 6,620 bush. ; Y. $4,965 ; wheat, 
 83 bush.; V. $103; rye, 2,286 bush.; V. $1,828; barley, 783 
 bush.; V. $587; oats, 1,578 bush. ; V. $520; potatoes, 15,528 
 bush. ; V. $3.882 ; other esculent vegetables, 7,500 bush. ; V. 
 $1,200; hay, 1,605 tons; Y. $14,445 
 
 Fruit raised, 8,199 bush.; Y. $1,639; hops, 14,025 lbs.; Y. 
 $1,402. 
 
 Butter, 31,066 lbs. ; Y. $4,349 ; cheese, 10,550 lbs. ; Y. $633 ; 
 honey, 795 lbs.; Y. $119; beeswax, 36 lbs.; Y. $15. 
 
 TYNGSBOROUGH. 
 
 Brush Manufactories, 1; Y. of brushes m'd, $6,000; C. 
 $2,000 ; E. 6. 
 
 Y. of Ychicles m'd, $365. 
 
 Boots m'd, 175 pairs; shoes, 200 pairs; Y, of boots and shoes, 
 $950 ; E. 1. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 331,000 feet; Y. $3,160 ; E. 5. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 2,250 cords; Y. $9,000; E. 18. 
 
 Sperm Oil consumed in manulacturing, 31| galls. 
 
 Sheep, 151 ; Y. $300; wool produced, 375 lbs. ; Y. $113. 
 
 Horses, 81 ; Y. $3,138 ; neat cattle, 583 ; Y. $11,660 ; swine, 
 117; Y. $704. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 3,577 bush. ; Y. $2,683 ; wheat, 
 8 bush.; Y. $10; rye, 1,620 bush.: Y. $1,215; barley, 27 
 bush.; Y. $14; oats, 3,000 bush.; Y. $1,050; potatoes, 14,275 
 bush.; Y. $3,568; other esculent vegetables, 888 bush.; Y. 
 $266; hay, 1,350 tons; Y. $12,150. 
 
 Fruit raised, 11,831 bush.; Y. $1,740. 
 
 Butter, 19,625 lbs.; Y. .$2,943; cheese, 8,850 lbs.: Y. $443; 
 honey, 534 lbs. ; Y. $96: beeswax, 33 lbs. ; Y. $11. 
 
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 Barrels m'd, 600 ; V. $600. 
 
 Buck and India Wheat raised, 372 bush. ; V. $186. 
 V. of Milk' sold, $980. 
 
 V. of Esculent Vegetables, not measured by the bushel, 
 $6,000. 
 
 WALTHAM. 
 
 Cotton Mills, 3; spindles, 11,488; cotton consumed, 956.890 
 lbs. ; numbers 18 and 22 shirtings and sheetings m'd, 2,564,871 
 yds. ; V. $230,838 ; C. $390,000 ; M. E. 50 ; F. E. 350. 
 
 Establishments for Bleaching or Coloring Cotton Goods, 1 ; 
 goods bleached or colored, 9,000,000 yds.; V. $900,000; C. 
 $50,000 ; M. E. 60 ; F. E. 8. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Cotton, Woollen and other Machin- 
 ery, 1 ; V. of machinery m'd, $12,000; C. $10,000; M. E. 30. 
 
 Paper Manufactories, 1 ; stock consumed, 240,000 lbs. ; pa- 
 per m'd, 160,000 lbs. ; V. $10,000 ; C. $12,000 ; E. 6. 
 
 Saddle, Harness and Trunk Manufactories, 1 ; V. of m's, 
 $600; C. $1,000; E. 1. 
 
 Hat and Cap Manufactories, 1 ; hats and caps m'd, 8,200 ; 
 Y. $21,460; C. $15,000; M. E. 17; F. E. 9. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Rail-road Cars, Coaches, Chaises 
 and other Vehicles, 3; V. of vehicles m'd, $7,800; C. $7,000; 
 E. 9. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Fire Arms, 1 ; rifles and fowling- 
 pieces m'd, 25 ; V. $375 ; C. $400 ; E. 1. 
 
 Chair and Cabinet Ware Manufactories, 1 ; V. of articles 
 m'd, $2,000; C. $3,000; E. 3. 
 
 Tin Ware Manufactories, 1 ; V. of ware, $1,000; C. $1,000: 
 E. 1. 
 
 Boots m'd, 3,425 pairs; shoes, 25,427 pairs; V. of boots and 
 shoes, $22,495 ; M. E. 31 ; F. E. 8. 
 
 V. of Blocks and Pumps m'd, $750; E. 1. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 350 cords; V. $1,050; E. 1. 
 
 Sperm Oil consumed in Manufacturing, 4,036 galls. ; V. 
 $3,780 ; anthracite coal consumed in manufacturing, 1,300 
 
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 tons; V, $7,S00 ; foreign bituminous coal, S4 chaldrons; Y. 
 $687; V. of all other American productions, excepting cotton, 
 wool and iron, consumed in manufacturing, $20,000. 
 
 Horses, 260 ; V. $15,600 ; neat cattle, 643 ; V. $16,075 ; 
 swine, 278 ; V. $2,502. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 6,038 bush. ; V. $3,925 ; rye, 
 462 bush. ; V. $347 ; barley, 552 bush. ; Y. $304 ; potatoes, 
 26,830 bush. ; Y. $6,707 ; other esculent vegetables, 18,765 
 bush. ; Y. $3,128; hay, 1,632 tons; Y. $16,320. 
 
 Fruit raised, 25,651 bush. ; Y. $6,386. 
 
 Butter, 16,421 lbs.; Y. $2,566; cheese, 1,400 lbs.; Y. $56 ; 
 honey, 200 lbs. ; Y. $30. 
 
 Y. of Peas, Beans, &c., raised (not hicluded above), $3,000. 
 
 Milk, 109,200 galls. : Y. $10,920. 
 
 Squashes and Melons raised, 240 tons; Y. $1,440. 
 
 Cucumbers raised for pickling, 636,000; Y. $636. 
 
 WATERTOWN. 
 
 Cotton Mills, 1 ; spindles, 1.300; cotton consumed, 50,000 
 lbs.; shirtings and printing cloths m'd, 250,000 yds. ; Y. $15,- 
 000 ; C. $10,000 ; M. E. 15 ; F. E. 20. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Hosiery, 1 ; Y. of hosiery m'd, 
 $3,000 ; yarn m'd and not made into hosiery, 10,000 lbs. ; Y. 
 of yarn, $15,000: C. $15,000; M. E. 6; F. E. 6. 
 
 Axe Manufactories, 1 ; axes, hatchets and other edge tools 
 m'd, 1,000: Y. $500; C. $300; E. 2. 
 
 Starch Manufactories, 1 : starch m'd from wheat and flour, 
 383,000 lbs. ; Y. $3,500 ; C. $2,500 ; E. 7. 
 
 Paper Manufactories, 1; stock used, 100 tons; paper m'd, 
 6,000 reams; Y. $15,000; C. $10,000; E. 7. 
 
 Saddle, Harness and Trunk Manufactories, 2 ; Y. of m's, 
 $4,000; C. $1,000; E. 4. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Coaches, Chaises, Wagons and 
 other Yehicles, 5; Y. of vehicles m'd, $3,000; C. $1,000; E. 
 10. 
 
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 Soap and Tallow Candle Manufactories, 3 ; soap m'd, 150,- 
 000 lbs. ; V. $6,000 ; C. |20,000 ; E. 12. 
 
 Chair and Cabinet Ware Manufactories, 2 ; V. of articles 
 m'd, $4,000; C. .$1,000; E.G. 
 
 Tin Ware Manufactories, 1 ; V. of ware, $1,000 ; C. $300 ; 
 E. 2. 
 
 Boots m'd, 1,200 pairs ; shoes, 400 pairs ; V. of boots and 
 shoes, $3,000 ; M. E. 6. 
 
 V. of Snuff, Tobacco and Cigars m'd, $500 ; E. 3. 
 
 Sperm Oil consumed in manufacturing, 500 galls. ; V. $400 ; 
 anthracite coal consumed in manufacturing, 150 tons; V. $750. 
 
 Horses, 290 ; V. $18,000 ; neat cattle, 321 ; V. $10,000 ; 
 swine, 230; Y. $1,200. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 2,000 bush. ; V. $1,200; rye, 
 1,000 bush. ; V. $800; barley, 1,000 bush.; V. $600; potatoes, 
 30,000 bush.; V. $10,000; V. of other esculent vegetables, 
 $40,000; hay, 1,500 tons; V. $18,000. 
 
 Fruit raised, 30,000 bush. ; V. $20,000. 
 
 Butter, 10,000 lbs. ; V. $2,000 ; cheese, 2,000 lbs. ; V. $200. 
 
 WAYLAND. 
 
 Shoes m'd, 60,950 pairs; V. $35,725; M. E. 38; F. E. 42. 
 
 Straw Bonnets and Hats m'd, 660; V. $330; V. of straw 
 braid m'd and not made into bonnets and hats, $151 ; palm-leaf 
 hats m'd, 71; V. $12 ; F. E. 38. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 97,000 feet, V. $1,154; E. 1. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 2,746 cords ; V. $8,238; M. E. 6. 
 
 Y. of all articles of American production, excepting cotton, 
 wool and iron, consumed in manufacturing, $23,000; Y. of ar- 
 ticles of foreign production, excepting as above, consumed 
 $100. 
 
 Sheep, 22 ; Y. $66 ; wool produced, 89 lbs. ; Y. $36. 
 
 Horses, 107; Y. $4,260; neat cattle, 609; Y. $10,965; swine, 
 214; Y. $1,070. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 5,531 bush. ; Y. $4,148 ; wheat, 
 78 bush. ; Y. $58 ; rye, 829 bush. ; Y. $663 ; barley, 401 bush. ; 
 
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 V. $281; potatoes, 15,947 bush.; V. $4,784; other esculent 
 vegetables, 1,178 bush. ; V. $295; hay, 1,365 tons; Y. $12,- 
 285. 
 
 Fruit raised, 4,041 bush.; V. $2,021. 
 
 Butter, 19,571 lbs. ; V. $2,936; cheese, 3,475 lbs. ; V. $174; 
 honey, 100 lbs. ; V. $14; beeswax, 21 lbs. ; V. $8. 
 
 Shoe Benches m'd, 6 ; V. $50. 
 
 Shoe Boxes m'd, 1,000 ; V. $300. 
 
 Ship Timber prepared, 60 tons ; V. $800. 
 
 Pine Timber prepared, 3,500 feet ; V. $80. 
 
 WEST CAMBRIDGE. 
 
 Saw Manufactories. 1 ; saws, hatchets and other edge tools 
 m'd, 5,000; V. $40,000; C. $25,000; E. 18. 
 
 V. of Shovels, Spades, Forks and Hoes m'd, $2,000; C. 
 $1,000 ; E. 2. 
 
 Saddle, Harness and Trunk Manufactories, 1 ; V. of articles 
 m'd, $500; C. $200; E. 2. 
 
 Hat and Cap Manufactories,!; hats and caps m'd, 2,400; 
 V. $6,000; C. $4,000; E. 14. 
 
 Card Manufactories, 2; V. of cards m'd, $41,400; C. $25,- 
 000 : E. 7. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Rail -road Cars, Coaches, Chaises and 
 other Vehicles, 4; V. of vehicles m'd, $7,000 ; C. $1,000; E. 9. 
 
 Chair and Cabinet Ware Manufactories, 1 ; V. of articles 
 m'd, $1,000; C. .$500; E. 2. 
 
 Tin Ware Manufactories, 1; V. of ware, $1,300; C. $500; 
 E. 2. 
 
 Boots m'd, 850 pairs; shoes, 25,275 pairs; V. of boots and 
 shoes, $17,120; M. E. 12; F. E. 9. 
 
 Bricks m'd, 1,600,000 ; V. $8,000 ; E. 18. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 100 cords; V. $450; E. 2. 
 
 Sperm Oil consumed in manufacturing, 170 galls. ; V. $170; 
 whale oil, 128 galls. ; V. $102; anthracite coal consumed in 
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 manufacturing, 330 tons ; V. $990 ; bituminous coal, mined in 
 the U. States, 26 chaldrons ; V. |169 ; V. of all other articles 
 of American production, excepting cotton, wool and iron, con- 
 sumed in manufacturing, $3,800. 
 
 Horses, 282 ; V. $18,372 ; neat cattle, 433 ; V. $10,025 ; 
 swine, 1,640; V. $16,400; Indian corn or maize raised, 600 
 bush. ; V. $450 ; rye, 200 bush. ; V. $150 ; barley, 200 bush. ; 
 V. $200 ; potatoes, 18,060 bush. ; V. $10,536 ; other esculent 
 vegetables, 70,000 bush.; V. $31,000; hay, 1,500 tons; V. 
 $22,500. 
 
 Fruit raised, $50,340 bush. ; V. $25,175. 
 
 Butter, 1,000 lbs. ; V. $200. 
 
 Milk, 150,757 galls. ; V. $17,750. 
 
 Ice cut, 50,000 tons ; V. $25,000. 
 
 Mills for printing Woollen and Cotton Stuffs, and Silk and 
 Cotton Handkerchiefs, 1 ; cotton goods printed, 200,000 yds. 
 woollen goods, 250,000 yds. ; cotton handkerchiefs, 50,000 
 silk handkerchiefs, 20,000; V. of all goods printed, $150,000 
 C. $15,000 ; E. 20. 
 
 Mills for m. of Dye Woods, Drugs and Spices, 3; dye wood 
 m'd, 800 tons; drugs and medicines, 500 tons; spices, 500 
 tons ; gross value, $418,800 ; C. $27,000 ; E. 13. 
 
 Mills for sawing and turning Mahogany, 2; V. of mahogany 
 sawed, &c., $22,000; C. $10,000; E. 14. 
 
 WESTFORD. 
 
 Forges, 2 ; bar iron, anchors and chain cables m'd, 200 tons; 
 V. $20,000 ; C. $6,000 ; E. 8. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Rail-road Cars, Coaches, Chaises 
 and other Vehicles, 3; V. of vehicles m'd, $3,600; C. $2,000; 
 E. 6. 
 
 Shoes m'd, 35,000 pairs; V. $20,000; M. E. 40; F. E. 35. 
 
 Bricks m'd, 250,000 ; V. $1,500 ; E. 6. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 1,275 cords; V. $3,825. 
 
 Sheep, 340; V. $510; wool produced, 1,020 lbs. ; V. $340. 
 
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 Horses, 145; V. $4,350; neat cattle, 997; V. $19,940; 
 swine, 244 ; Y. $1,952. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 7,441 bush. ; V. $5,580 ; rye, 
 2,065 bush. ; V. $1,549 ; barley, 787 bush. ; V. $472 ; oats, 
 3,207 bush. ; V. $1,283; potatoes, 21,486 bush.; V. $6,446; 
 other esculent vegetables, 2,000 bush.; V. $400; hay, 1.890 
 tons; V. $15,120. 
 
 Fruit raised, 5,326 bush.; V. $2,263; hops, 4,305 lbs.; V. 
 $345. 
 
 Butter, 35,137 lbs. ; V. $5,973; cheese, 8,280 lbs. ; V. $497. 
 
 WESTON. 
 
 Cotton Mills, 1 ; spindles, 768 ; cotton consumed, 648,000 
 lbs. ; yarn m'd and not made into cloth, warp yarn No. 10, 
 62,400 lbs. ; V. $11,608; cotton batting, 15 tons: V. $2,720 ; 
 C. $4,000 ; M. E. 12 ; F. E. 6. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Cotton, Woollen and other Machin- 
 ery, I ; V. of machinery m'd, $39,000; C. $3,500; E. 40. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Cutlery, 1 ; V. of m's, $2,500; C. 
 $1,200; E. 5. 
 
 Lock Manufactories, 1 ; locks m'd, 4,000 ; V. $3,200 ; C. 
 $1,200 ; E. 5. 
 
 Plough Manufactories, 2; ploughs and other agricultural 
 tools m'd, 1,120: V. $1,200; C. $700; E. 2. 
 
 Saddle, Harness and Trunk Manufactories, 1 ; Y. of m's, 
 $3,200; C. $500; E. 4. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Wagons, Sleighs and other Yehicles, 
 3; Y. of vehicles m'd, $1,680; C. $1,300; E. 4. 
 
 Tanneries, 1 ; hides tanned, 1,000 ; Y. of leather tanned and 
 curried, $4,000; C. $2,500; E. 4. 
 
 Boots m'd, 4,715 pairs ; shoes, 4,285 pairs ; Y. of boots and 
 shoes, $17,110; M. E. 38; F. E. 6. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 25,000 feet; Y. $830; E. 1. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 1,068 cords; Y. $4,000; E. 4. 
 
 Loom Pickers m'd, 1,400 doz. ; Y. $1,600 ; C. $2,000; E. 3. 
 
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 Earthen Ware Manufactories, 1 ; V, of m's, $1,500 ; C. 
 $200 ; E. 4. 
 
 Sperm Oil consumed in manufacturing, 190 galls. ; V. |190 ; 
 other kinds of oil, 600 galls.; V. $36.5; foreign bituminous 
 coal consumed in manufacturing, 9 chaldrons : V. $99. 
 
 Sheep, 16 ; V. $20 ; wool produced, 30 lbs. ; V. $7. 
 
 Horses, 160; V. .$8,000; neat cattle, 743; V. $16,680; 
 swine, 347; V. $3,470. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 7,937 bush. ; V. .$.5,238 ; wheat, 
 15 bush. ; Y. $14; rye, 296 bush. ; V. $221 ; barley, 242 bush. ; 
 V. $133; oats, 643 bush.; V. $214; potatoes, 21,534 bush.; 
 V. $6,460; other esculent vegetables, 4,723 bush,; V. $1,791; 
 hay, 1,613 tons; V. $16,146. 
 
 Fruit raised, 12,218 bush. ; V. $6,271 ; hops, 10 lbs. ; V. $2. 
 
 Butter, 30,133 lbs.; V. $5,423; cheese, .500 lbs. ; V. $25 ; 
 beeswax, 8 lbs. ; V. $2. 
 
 WILMINGTON. 
 
 Hat and Cap Manufactories, 2 ; hats and caps m'd, 4,800; 
 V. $2,400 ; C. $300 ; E. 6. 
 
 Boots m'd, 75 pairs; shoes, 300 pairs; V. of boots and shoes, 
 $563 ; M. E. 2. 
 
 V. of all Wooden Ware, including Farming Utensils, m'd, 
 
 $500 ; E. 2. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 300,000 feet; V. $3,600. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 1,160 cords; V. $4,010. 
 
 Horses, 86; V. $3,440; neat cattle, 380; V. $9,100; swine, 
 150; V. $1,200. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 2,923 bush. ; V. $2,192 ; wheat, 
 62 bush. ; V. $62 ; rye, 525 bush. ; V. $473 ; barley, 67 bush. ; 
 V. $40; oats, 453 bush.; V. $151; potatoes, 8,265 bush.; 
 V. $2,755; other esculent vegetables, 1,000 bush.; V. $333 ; 
 hay, 800 tons ; V. $8,000. 
 
 Fruit raised, 3,043 bush.; V. $1,217; hops, 15,490 lbs.; 
 V. $1,549. 
 
 Butter, 14,045 lbs. ; V. $2,809. 
 
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 Bakeries, 1 ; flour consumed, 3,000 bbls. ; C. ^1,500; E. 12. 
 
 Slaughter Houses, 3; cattle slaughtered, 850; C. $2,000; 
 E. 10. 
 
 Patent Leather Manufactories, 1 ; leather m'd, 2,500 sides; 
 E. 10. 
 
 WOBURN. 
 
 Calico Manufactories, 1 ; calico printed, 90,000 yds. ; V. 
 $9,000; C. $1,000: M. E. 3 ; F. E. 1. 
 
 Woollen Mills, 1 ; sets of machinery, 1 ; wool consumed, 
 20,000 lbs. ; coarse and undressed broadcloth, 15,600 yds. ; 
 V. $7,300 ; M. E. 8 ; F. E. 4. 
 
 Silk Manufactories, 1 ; sewing silk m'd, 3,500 lbs.; V. $22,- 
 750; C. $6,000; M. E. 1 ; F. E. 16. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Machinery, 1 ; V. of machinery 
 m'd, $5,000 ; C. $500 ; E. 4. 
 
 Harness Manufactories, 1; V. of harnesses m'd, $1,500; 
 C. $375 ; E. 2. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Chaises, Wagons, and other Ve- 
 hicles, 3; V. of vehicles m'd, $4,000; C. $1,530; E. 6. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Fire Arms, 1 ; rifles m'd, 25 ; 
 fowling-pieces, 19; pistols, 6; V. of arms m'd, $544; C. $100; 
 E. 1. 
 
 Cabinet Ware Manufactories, 6; V. of m's, $28,000; C. 
 $3,900 ; E. 25. 
 
 Tin Ware Manufactories, 1 ; V. of ware, $300 ; C. $50 ; 
 E. 1. 
 
 Tanneries, 10; hides tanned, 21,396; V. of leather tanned 
 and curried, $222,675 ; C. $69,730 ; E. 124. 
 
 Boots m'd. 909 pairs; shoes, 350,920 pairs; Y. of boots and 
 shoes, $234,533 ; M. E. 425 ; F. E. 484. 
 
 V. of Pumps m'd, $600 ; E. 2. 
 
 V. of Wooden Ware, including farming utensils, m'd, $110; 
 E. 1. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 21,000 feet; V. $264; E. 1. 
 
 Fire wood prepared, 1,557 cords; Y. $5,809; E. 5. 
 
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 Whale Oil consumed in manufacturing, 315 galls. ; V. $200; 
 other kinds of oil, 14,805 galls. ; V. $7,990. 
 
 Horses, 272 ; V. $11,944 ; neat cattle, 562 ; V. $10,292 ; 
 swine, 377; V. $5,655. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 5,004 bush. ; V. $3,250 ; rye, 
 412 bush. ; V. $309 ; barley, 80 bush. ; V. $67 ; oats, 67 bush. ; 
 V. $28 ; potatoes, 22,988 bush. ; V. $6,896 ; V. of other escu- 
 lent vegetables, $11,690; hay, 1,536 tons; Y. $18,966. 
 
 Fruit raised, 20,398 bush. ; V. $9,531. 
 
 Butter, 13,496 lbs.; V. $2,025; cheese, 350 lbs.; Y. $25; 
 milk sold, 49,476 galls. ; Y. $6,889. 
 
 Window Sash, Blind, and Door Manufactories, 5; Y. of 
 articles m'd, $25,300 ; C. $5,800 ; M. E. 28. 
 
 Y. of Yeneers sawed, $36,500; C. $13,000; M. E. 16. 
 
 Y. of Wooden Door Knobs m'd, $10,500; C. $700; 
 M. E. 16. 
 
 Y. of Piano Forte Keys m'd, $2,400; C. $300; M. E. 4. 
 
 Saw Manufactories, 1 ; Y. $15,000 ; C. $3,000 ; M. E. 10. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Morocco and currying Goat Skins, 
 2; Y. of m's, $38,667; C. $3,000; M. E. 9. 
 
 Book Binderies, 1 ; Y. of business, $800 ; C. $50 ; M. E. 1 ; 
 F. E. 2. 
 
 COUNTY OF WORCESTER. 
 
 ASHBURNHAM. 
 
 Cotton Mills, 1 ; spindles, 1,125 ; cotton consumed, 93,600 
 lbs. ; cotton yarn m'd, (satinet warps) and not made into 
 cloth, 82,368 lbs. ; Y. $20,591 ; C. $10,000 ; M. E. 10 ; F. 
 E. 9. 
 
 Musical Instrument Manufactories, 1 ; V. $200 ; E. 1. 
 
 Brush Manufactories, 1; Y.$200; E. 1. 
 
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 Saddle, Harness and Trunk Manufactories, 1 ; V. of articles 
 m'd, $650; C. |250 ; E. 1. 
 
 Chair and Cabinet Ware Manufactories, 25 ; chairs m'd, 
 102,080; V. 157,604; C. $13,050; E. 90. 
 
 Tanneries, 4; hides tanned, 19,200; V. $12,900 ; C. $13,- 
 000 ; E. 9. 
 
 Palm-leaf Hats manufactured, 3,713 doz. ; V. $5,640. 
 
 Bricks m'd, 275,000 ; V. $1,375 ; M. E. 4. 
 
 V. of Copper Pumps m'd, $1,787; M. E. 2. 
 
 Wooden Ware m'd ; V. $200. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 500,000 feet.; 100,000 shingles ; V. of both, 
 $29,000. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 400 cords ; V. $800. 
 
 Sperm Oil consumed in manufacturing, 300 galls. ; V. $375 ; 
 whale oil consumed in manufacturing, 33 galls. 
 
 Sheep, 239; V. $418; wool produced, 717 lbs.; V. $286. 
 
 Horses, 221; V. $8,525; neat cattle, 1,104; V. $23,291; 
 swine, 143 ; V. $858. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 3,942 bush. ; V. $2,956 ; wheat, 
 1,033 bush. ; V. $1,033 ; rye, 544 bush. ; V. $490 ; barley, 
 1,765 bush. ; V. $1,105 ; oats, 2,497 bush.; V. $936; potatoes, 
 10,978 bush. ; V. $3,660; hay, 2,219 tons; V. $19,830. 
 
 Fruit raised, 3,266 bush. ; Y. $1,306 ; hops, 1,150 lbs.; V. 
 $125. 
 
 Butter, 30,980 lbs. ; V. $4,337 ; cheese, 15,075 lbs. ; V. 
 $904. 
 
 V. of Copper Ware m'd, $200. 
 
 y. of Thread Spools m'd, $3,500 ; V. of rifle woods m'd, 
 $150; C. $2,000; E. 8. 
 
 V. of Tubs m'd, $6,000 ; C. $3,000; E. 5. 
 
 V. of Scythe Irons m'd, $500 ; C. $200 ; E. 1. 
 
 Lucifer Matches m'd, 4,000 gross; V. $2,000; V. of Boxes 
 for do., $1,900 ; C. $1,600 ; E. 7. 
 
 Pails m'd, 54,000 ; V. $8,000; C. $4,000 ; E. 19, 
 
 Hemlock Bark prepared, 350 cords; V. $1,575. 
 
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 ATHOL. 
 
 Cotton Mills, 1; spindles, 1,392; cotton consumed, 50 tons; 
 cotton cloth m'd, 300,000 yards; V. $18,750; cotton batting m'd, 
 15 tons : V. $2,100 ; C. $13,000 ; M. E. 13 ; F. E. 13. 
 
 Furnaces for m. of Hollow Ware and Castings other than 
 Pig Iron, 2 ; tons m'd, 100 ; V. $900; C. $2,000 ; E. 6. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Cotton, Woollen and other Machin- 
 ery, 3; V. of machinery m'd, $4,400; C. $2,250; E. 6. 
 
 Scythe Manufactories, 2; scythes m'd, 617 doz. ; V. $5,180; 
 C. $3,590; E. 8. 
 
 Plough Manufactories, 1 ; ploughs and other agricultural 
 tools m'd, 400; V. $2,000; C. $1,000; E. 6. 
 
 Paper Manufactories, 1 ; stock consumed, 7 tons ; paper m'd, 
 11,400 reams; V. $4,000; C. $5,000; E. 5. 
 
 Saddle, Harness and Trunk Manufactories, 1 ; V. of saddles, 
 harnesess and trunks m'd, $500; C. $250; E. 1. 
 
 Hat and Cap Manufactories, 1 ; hats and caps m'd, 500 ; V. 
 $650 ; C. $250 ; E. 1. 
 
 Tin Ware Manufactories, 1 ; V. of ware, $1,000; C. $500 ; 
 E. 4. 
 
 Flouring Mills, 3; flour and other grain ground, 16,000 bush. ; 
 V. $6,400 ; C. $2,750 ; E. 3. 
 
 Tanneries, 2; hides tarmed, 3,900; V. $15,635; C. $10,320; 
 E. 10. 
 
 Boots m'd, 26,350 pairs ; shoes, 7,220 pairs ; V. of boots and 
 shoes, $53,181 ; M. E. 93; F. E. 44. 
 
 Palm-leaf Hats m'd, 2,518 doz. ; V. $7,288; F. E. 500. 
 
 Cricks m'd, 200,000; V. $850; E. 4. 
 
 V. of Building Stone quarried and prepared, $400; E. 1. 
 
 V. of Wooden Ware m'd, $11,250; E. 15. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 1,250,000 feet ; V. $10,000; E. 50. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 625 cords; V. $1,250; E. 12. 
 
 Sheep, 541; V. $980; wool produced, 1,623 lbs.; V. $649. 
 
 Horses, 196; V. $8,387; neat cattle, 1,088; V. $21,326; 
 swine, 286; V. $2,561. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 2,818 bush. ; Y. $2,114; wheat, 
 478 bush. ; V. $597; rye, 1,188 bush. ; V. $891 ; barley, 1,325 
 
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 bush.; V. #883; oats, 3,913 bush. ; V. $1,304; potatoes, 15,- 
 100 bush. ; V. $3,775; other esculents, 2,993 bush. ; V. $1,269 ; 
 hay, 1,745 tons; V. $15,705. 
 
 Fruit raised, 7,275 bush. ; V. $910. 
 
 Butter, 29,400 lbs. ; V. $3,675 ; cheese, 24,500 lbs. ; V. 
 $1,225 ; honey, 400 lbs. ; V. $50 ; beeswax, 33 lbs. ; V. $10. 
 
 Shoe Pegs ra'd, 5,000 bush. 
 
 Shingles prepared, 575,000 ; Y. $878 ; C. $1,000; E. 4. 
 
 Shoe and other Boxes m'd, 12,550; V. $3,150; C. $1,250 ; 
 E. 9. 
 
 Brush Woods m'd, 33,000 ; V. $495 ; C. $800 ; E. 5. 
 
 Palm-leaf split, 190,000 Plants, V. $7,400; C. $500; M. E. 
 7; F. E. 3. 
 
 Palm-leaf Hats finished, 9,576 doz. ; cost of finishing, $575; 
 C. $300 ; E. 3. 
 
 Friction Matches m'd, 2,000 groce ; V. $2,000 ; C. $1,000; 
 M. E. 1 ; F. E. 3. 
 
 Window Blind Slats m'd, 100,000 ; V. $225 ; C. $350 ; M. 
 E. 2. 
 
 Doors m'd, 1,650; V. $2,063; C. $1,000; M. E. 4. 
 
 V. of Window Sashes m'd, $1,300 ; C. $500; M. E. 4. 
 
 Window Blinds m'd, 1,500 pairs; V. $1,500; C. $300; M. 
 E. 2. 
 
 Match Boxes and Sticks m'd, 8,000 groce ; Y. $1,500; C. 
 $500 ; E. 4. 
 
 AUBURN. 
 
 Cotton Mills, 2; spindles, 1,948; cotton consumed, 288,320 
 lbs. ; sheetings m'd, 440,164 yards ; Y. $30,811 ; cotton batting 
 m'd, 137,500 lbs.; Y. $9,625; C. $35,500; M. E. 34; F. E. 
 30. 
 
 Establishments for the manufacture of Cotton, Woollen or 
 other Machinery, 1 ; Y. of machinery m'd, $1,000; C. $1,000; 
 E. 2. 
 
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 Tanneries, 1; hides tanned, 600; V. $2,000; C. $1,200; 
 E.3. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 292,000 feet; V. $3,038; E. 3. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 1,764 cords ; V. |3,800 ; E. 3. 
 
 Sperm Oil consumed in manufacturing, 800 galls. ; V. $800. 
 
 Bituminous Coal consumed in manufacturing, 25 tons ; V. 
 $150. 
 
 Sheep, Saxony, 20 ; other kinds, 197 ; gross V. of all the 
 sheep $425 ; Saxony wool produced, 60 lbs. ; all other wool 
 produced, 605 lbs. ; V. of all other wool produced, $244. 
 
 Horses, 80; V. $3,612; neat cattle, 547; Y. $11,882; swine, 
 116; V. $1,050. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 4,187 bush. ; V. $2,907; wheat, 
 25 bush. ; V. $30; rye, 386 bush. ; V. $307; barley, 53 bush.; 
 V. $30; oats, 5,443 bush.; V. $1,814; potatoes, 8,045 bush. ; 
 Y. $3,218; other esculents 965 bush.; Y. $126; hay, 1,070 
 tons; Y. $10,150. 
 
 Fruit raised, 4,470 bush. ; Y. $1,087. 
 
 Butter, 16,310 lbs. ; Y. $2,718 ; cheese, 8,520 lbs. ; Y. $522 ; 
 honey, 345 lbs. ; Y. $69. 
 
 Buckwheat raised, 550 bush. ; Y. $302. 
 
 Beans, 150 bush. ; Y. $225. 
 
 BARRE. 
 
 Cotton Mills, 1; spindles, 2,200; cotton consumed, 180,000 
 lbs.; sheetings m'd, 555,000 yards; Y. $55,400; cotton batting 
 m'd, 8,000 lbs. ; Y. $450 ; C. $50,000 ; M. E. 23 ; F. E. 30. 
 
 Woollen Mills, 2; sets of machinery, 6; wool consumed, 
 156,600 lbs.; broadcloth m'd, 30,000 yards; Y. $75,000 ; cas- 
 simere m'd^ 51,390 yards; Y. $50,930; satinet m'd, 75 yards 
 Y. $40; flannel or blanketing m'd, 4,750 yards; Y. $2,000 
 woollen yarn m'd, and not made into cloth, 600 lbs. ; Y. $390 
 C. $77,500; M. E. 53; F. E. 42. 
 
 Furnaces for the manufacture of Hollow Ware and Castings 
 
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 other than Pig Iron, 1 ; hollow ware and other castings m'd, 
 20 tons; V. $1,600; C. $1,000; E. 3. 
 
 Establishments for the m. of Cotton, Woollen and other Ma- 
 chinery, 1 ; V. of machinery m'd, $2,600; C. $1,000; E. 4. 
 
 Scythe Manufactories, 1; scythes m'd, 1,800; V. $1,000; 
 a $1,000; E. 2. 
 
 Saddle, Harness and Trunk Manufactories, 1 ; V. of saddles, 
 harnesses and trunks m'd, $1,000; C. $500; E. 2, 
 
 Upholstery Manufactories, 2; Y. of upholstery m'd, $7,000; 
 C. $1,000 ; E. 5. 
 
 Hat and Cap Manufactories, 1 ; hats and caps m'd, 1,600 ; V. 
 $3,500; C. $1,000; E. 2. 
 
 Establishments for the m. of Rail-road Cars, Coaches, Chais- 
 es, and other Vehicles, 5 ; Y. of rail-road cars and other vehi- 
 cles m"d, $7,000 ; C. $4,000 ; E. 14. 
 
 Powder Mills, 1 ; powder m'd, 50,000 lbs. ; Y. $4,500 ; C. 
 $3,000 ; E. 3. 
 
 Chair and Cabinet \Yare Manufactories, 2 ; Y. of chairs and 
 cabinet ware m'd, $1,400; C $1,000; E. 3. 
 
 Tin Ware Manufactories, 1 ; Y. of ware, $5,000; C. $1,200 ; 
 E. 5. 
 
 Tanneries, 1 ; hides tanned, 1.150; Y. of leather tanned and 
 curried, $4,300 ; C. $3,000; E. 3. x 
 
 Boots m'd, 600 pairs ; shoes m'd, 2,100 pairs ; Y. of boots and 
 shoes m'd, .s3,000 ; M. E. 5. 
 
 Palm-leaf Hats m'd, 92,550; Y. $20,000; F. E. 415. 
 
 Y. of Blocks and Pumps m'd, $250; E. 1. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 200,000 feet; Y. $1,600. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 1,500 cords; Y. $3,700; E. 5. 
 
 Sperm Oil consumed in Manufacturing Establishments, 800 
 galls. ; Y. $750; all other kinds of oil consumed in manufac- 
 turing, 2,060 galls. : Y. $1,450. 
 
 Sheep, 470 ; Y. $900 ; wool produced, 1,363 lbs. 
 
 Horses, 345; Y. $16,865; neat cattle, 2,960; Y. $68,859; 
 swine, 460 ; Y. $3,600. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 13,281 bush.; Y. $9,960; 
 wheat, 214 bush.; Y. $214; rye, 2,125 bush.; Y. $1,593; bar- 
 ley, 2,310 bush.; Y. $1,155; oats, 16,495 bush.; Y. $5,500; 
 
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 potatoes, 24,900 bush.; Y. $8,300 ; other esculents, 9,338 ; V. 
 $1,870; hay, 4,955 tons; V. $49,550. 
 
 Fruit raised, 24,952 bush. ; V. $4,160. 
 
 Butter, 29,850 lbs.; V. $4,480; cheese, 453,800 lbs.; V. 
 $24,960. 
 
 Establishments for the m. of Hat, Boot and Shoe Boxes, 3; 
 V. of boxes m'd, $3,500; 0. $1,600; E. 4. 
 
 V. of Doors and Blinds m'd, $1.200 ; C. $800 ; E. 2. 
 
 BERLIN. 
 
 Shoes m'd, 1,755 pairs; V. $1,000 ; M. E. 5. ; F. E. 6. 
 
 V. of Straw Braid m'd and not made into bonnets and hats, 
 $16. 
 
 V. of Building Stone quarried and prepared, $750 ; E. 2. 
 
 V. of Wooden Ware m'd, $820; E. 3. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 192,000 feet ; V. $1,040 ; E. 3. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 534 cords ; Y. $1,068; E. 3. 
 
 Sheep, 112; Y. $294; wool produced, 475 lbs.; Y. $160. 
 
 Horses, 95; Y. $3,960 ; neat cattle, 583; Y. $14,354; swine, 
 148; Y. $1,100. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 4,953 bush. ; Y. $3,707 
 wheat, 53 bush. ; Y. $53 ; rye, 940 bush. ; Y. $705 ; barley 
 357 bush. ; Y. ,$250 ; oats, 1,576 bush. ; Y. $525 ; potatoes 
 10,102 bush. ; Y. $2,525; other esculents, 1,162 bush.; Y. $290 
 hay, 1,268 tons; Y. $12,128. 
 
 Fruit raised, 9,030 bush.; Y. $2,153; hops, 6,300 lbs. 
 Y. $693. 
 
 Butter, 24,000 lbs. ; Y. $3,360 ; cheese, 5,450 lbs. ; Y. $272 
 honey, 127 lbs. ; Y. $21 ; beeswax, 10 lbs. ; Y. $3. 
 
 Sash, Blind, and Door Manufactories, 1 ; sashes, blinds, and 
 doors m'd, 2,500; Y. $4,250 ; C. $2,500; E. 5. 
 
 Palm Leaf Baskets m'd, 556 ; Y. $200 ; F. E. 11. 
 
 Calves, 241; Y. $1,100; lambs, 110; Y. $220 ; pigs, 130; 
 Y. $200. 
 
 Beans raised, 175 bush. ; Y. $300. 
 
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 BLACKSTONE. 
 
 Cotton Mills, 12; spindles, 40,518; cotton consumed, 1,314,- 
 600 lbs. ; cotton cloth m'd, (No. 30, printing goods,) 6,286,000 
 yds. ; V. $374,800 ; cotton yarn m'd and not made into cloth, 
 (No. 16 satinet warps,) 38,200 lbs. ; V. $11,200; cotton batting 
 m'd, 13,500 lbs.; V. $945; C. $573,000;' M. E. 256; 
 F. E. 397. 
 
 Woollen Mills, 7 ; sets of machinery, 32 ; wool consumed, 
 1,580,000 lbs. ; broadcloth m'd, 62,400 yds. ; V. $187,200 ; 
 cassimere m'd, 286,000 yds. ; V. $357,500 ; satinet m'd, 267,- 
 600 yds. ; V. $150,700 ; C. $583,500 ; M. E. 361 ; F. E. 153. 
 
 Forges, 4; V. of articles of wrought iron m'd, $8,000; 
 0. $1,500; E. 10. 
 
 Scythe Manufactories, 1; scythes m'd, 21,600 ; Y. $14,400 ; 
 C. $18,000; E. 25. 
 
 Saddle, Harness, and Trunk Manufactories, 1 ; Y. of saddles, 
 harnesses, and trunks m'd, $600 ; C. $200 ; E. 2. 
 
 Establishments for the m. of Wagons, 5 ; Y. of wagons m'd, 
 $2,930; C. $2,100; E. 6. 
 
 Glue Manufactories, 1 ; Y. of glue m'd, $100; C. $25; E. 1. 
 
 Boots m'd, 1,975 pairs; shoes m'd, 1,365 pairs; Y. of boots 
 and shoes m'd, $7,084; M. E. 6; F. E. 2. 
 
 Y. of Straw Braid m'd and not made into Bonnets and Hats, 
 $1,000. 
 
 Y. of Building Stone quarried and prepared, .$4,375 ; E. 5. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 105,-500 feet; Y. $1,390; E. 5. 
 
 Fire \Yood prepared, 2,029 cords ; Y. $7,523 ; E. 7. 
 
 Sperm Oil consumed in manufacturing, 15,590 galls. ; 
 Y. $13,390; other kinds consumed, 14,780 galls. ; Y. $9,727; 
 anthracite coal consumed in manufacturing, 1,386 tons; Y. 
 $8,747; bituminous coal, mined in the U. States consumed in 
 manufacturing, 3,000 bush. ; Y. $300 ; foreign bituminous coal, 
 28 tons; Y. $180; Y. of all other articles of American produc- 
 tion, excepting cotton, wool, and iron, $56,750; Y. of all other 
 articles of foreign production, excepting cotton, wool, and iron, 
 $50,000. 
 
 Sheep, 21 ; Y. $60 ; wool produced, 56 lbs. ; Y. $14. 
 
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 Horses, 178; V. $11,445; neat cattle, 637; V. $14,194; 
 swine, 360 ; V. $3,458. 
 
 Indian Com or Maize raised, 4,252 bush. ; V. $2,976; wheat, 
 8 bush. ; V. $8 ; rye, 647 bush. ; V. $517 ; barley, 137 bush. ; 
 V. $96; oats, 2,119 bush.; Y. $848; potatoes, 13,694 bush. ; 
 V. $3,423; other esculents, 1,912 bush.; Y. $2,384; hay, 
 1,401 tons; Y. $18,413. 
 
 Fruit raised, 6,536 bush. ; Y. $2,901. 
 
 Butter, 14,806 lbs. ; Y. $2,467 ; cheese, 7,925 lbs. ; Y. $400. 
 
 Y. of Clothing m'd, $24,346 ; C. $2,500 ; E. 50. 
 
 Milk, 47,589 galls. ; Y. $7,138. 
 
 BOLTON. 
 
 Plough Manufactories, 1; ploughs and other tools m'd, 50 ; 
 Y. $300; C. $200; E. 1. 
 
 Saddle, Harness, and Trunk Manufactories, 1 ; Y. of saddles, 
 harnesses, and trunks m'd, $1,200; C. $978; E. 1. 
 
 Establishments for the m. of Rail-road Cars and other Ye- 
 hicles, 3 ; Y. of rail-road cars and other vehicles m'd, $3,300 ; 
 C. $2,000 ; E. 6. 
 
 Chair and Cabinet Ware Manufactories, 1 ; Y. of chairs and 
 cabinet ware m'd, $400; C. $100; E. 1. 
 
 Comb Manufactories, 1 : Y. of combs m'd, $1,200; C. $700; 
 E. 3. 
 
 Tanneries, 1 ; hides tanned, 100 ; Y. of leather tanned and 
 curried, $250; C. $100; E. 1. 
 
 Boots m'd, 147 pairs; shoes m'd, 2,325 pairs; Y. of boots 
 and shoes m'd, $2,400 ; M. E. 7. 
 
 Y. of Straw Braid m'd and not made into Hats and Bonnets, 
 $46 ; palm leaf hats m'd, 220 ; Y. $44; F. E. 2. 
 
 Y. of Snuff, Tobacco, and Cigars m'd, $2,185; E. 2. 
 
 Lime m'd, 2,000 casks ; Y. $2,500 ; E. 3. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 75,000 feet; Y. $882 ; E. 6. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 800 cords ; Y. $1,857 ; E. 8. 
 
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 Sheep, Merino, 34; all other kinds, 136; V. of all kinds, 
 $426; merino wool produced, 119 lbs.; all other kinds pro- 
 duced, 426 lbs. ; V. of all wool produced. $192. 
 
 Horses, 153; V. $7,978; neat cattle, 873; V. $18,198; swine, 
 226 ; V. $1,702. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 6,368 bush. ; V. $4,776 ; wheat, 
 24 bush.; V. $30; rye, 1,988 bush.; V. $1,491; barley, 766 
 bush.; y. $525; oats, 2,208 bush.; V. $775; potatoes, 17,774 
 bush.; V. $4,443; other esculent vegetables, 3,935 bush.; Y. 
 $1,100; hay, 2,138 tons; V. $20,107. 
 
 Fruit raised, 6,500 bush.; V. $1,625; hops, 9,400 lbs.; V. 
 $752. 
 
 Raw Silk, 50 lbs. ; Y. $225. 
 
 Butter, 40,620 lbs. ; Y. $6,500 ; cheese, 11,000 lbs. ; Y. $550 ; 
 honey, 375 lbs. ; Y. $73 ; beeswax, 10 lbs. ; Y. $4. 
 
 Beans raised, 275 bush. ; Y. $482 : peas, 20 bush. ; Y. 
 $25. 
 
 Shingles m'd, 400,000 ; Y. $900. 
 
 Casks m'd, 150; Y. $150; Y. of kegs m'd, $80. 
 
 Squashes raised, 8,000 lbs. ; Y. $60. 
 
 Hames m'd, 800 pairs; Y. $1,000. 
 
 Buckwheat raised, 375 bush. ; Y. $281. 
 
 BOYLSTON. 
 
 Boots m'd, 700 pairs ; shoes m'd, 16,550 pairs ; Y. of boots 
 and shoes, $13,085 ; M. E. 30; F. E. 8. 
 
 Y. of Straw Braid m'd and not made into Bonnets and Hats, 
 $100 ; number of palm-leaf hats m'd, 200 ; Y. $50 ; F. E. 3. 
 
 Bricks m'd, 300,000; Y. $1,350; E. 3. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 612,000 feet; Y. $8,568; E. 20. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 3,847 cords; Y. $9,617; E. 18. 
 
 Sheep, 166 ; Y. $498 ; wool produced, 664 lbs. ; Y. $266. 
 
 Horses, 113 ; Y. $5,650 ; neat cattle, 782; Y. $17,160 ; swine, 
 368 ; Y. $1,656. 
 
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 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 7,172 bush. ; V. |5,020; wheat, 
 179 bush.; V. $179; rye, 1,172 bush.; V. $820; barley, 379 
 bush.; V. $250; oats, 6,020 bush.; V. $1,987; potatoes, 11,270 
 bush.; V. |2,817; hay, L556 tons; V. $15,560. 
 
 Fruit raised, 13,683 bush.; V. $1,622; hops, 2,500 lbs.; V. 
 $200. 
 
 Butter, 42,227 lbs.; V. $6,334; cheese, 11,500 lbs. ; V. $57ri. 
 
 BROOKFIELD. 
 
 Furnaces for m, of Hollow Ware and Castings other than 
 Pig Iron, 1 ; hollow ware and other castings m'd, 150 tons ; V. 
 $9,000; C. $1,500; E. 6. 
 
 Cabinet-ware Manufactories, 1 ; V. of articles m'd, $2,000 ; 
 C. $500 ; E. 3. 
 
 Boots m'd, 36,812 pairs ; shoes, 146,400 pairs ; V. of boots 
 and shoes, $164,362; M. E. 265; F. E. 104. 
 
 Palm-leaf Hats m'd, 50,360 ; V. $10,126 ; F. E. 44. 
 
 Bricks m'd, 240,000; Y. $1,200; E. 6. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 202,000 feet of boards, and 370,000 shin- 
 gles ; Y. of boards and shingles, $2,8S7 ; E. 10. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 511 cords; Y. $1,287. 
 
 Sheep, Merino, 831 ; all other kinds 471 ; Y. of all kinds, 
 $1,625 ; Merino wool produced, 2,510 lbs. ; all other kinds pro- 
 duced, 1,712 lbs. ; Y. of all wool produced, $1,460. 
 
 Horses, 214; Y. $9,220; neat cattle, 2,040; Y. $36,320; 
 swine, 397; Y. $2,175. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 12,794 bush. ; Y. $7,175 ; wheat, 
 156 bush.; Y. $156; rye, 2,718 bush. ; Y. $1,636; barley, 932 
 bush. ; Y. $556 ; oats, 11,001 bush. ; Y. $3,512 ; potatoes, 21,670 
 bush. ; Y. $5,820 ; hay, 3,965 tons ; Y. $27,044. 
 
 Fruit raised 17,260 bush. ; Y. $1,576. 
 
 Butter, 37,165 lbs.; Y. $3,183; cheese, 124,187 lbs.; Y. 
 $5,492; honey, 120 lbs.; Y. $20; beeswax, 3 lbs. ; Y. $1. 
 
 Straw Cutters m'd, 50 ; Y. $500. 
 
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 Shingle Mills, 30; V. |2,500. 
 
 Machines for Rolling Leather m'd, 70 ; V. $910. 
 
 Pumps m'd, 60 ; V. $660. 
 
 CHARLTON. 
 
 Cotton Mills, 1 ; spindles, 640 ; cotton consumed, 30,000 lbs. ; 
 V. of cotton cloth m'd, (satinet warps,) $7,500 ; C. $4,500 ; M. 
 
 E. 5 : F. E. 4. 
 
 Woollen Mills, 1 ; sets of machinery, 1 ; wool consumed, 
 6,000 lbs. ; satinet m'd, 3,000 yards ; V. $1,500 ; flannel or 
 blanketing m'd, 1,000 yards; V. $450; C. $2,000; M. E. 3 ; 
 
 F. E. 2. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Rail-road Cars and other Vehicles, 
 1 ; V. of rail-road cars and other vehicles m'd, $1,000 ; E. 2. 
 
 Chair and Cabinet-ware Manufactories, 1 ; V. of chairs and 
 cabinet-ware m'd, $500; E. 1. 
 
 Tanneries, 1 ; hides tanned, 1,130; V. of leather tanned and 
 curried, $12,080 ; C. .$2,300 ; E. 5. 
 
 Shoes m'd, 1,300 pairs; V. $650 ; M. E. 2 ; F. E. 2. 
 
 V. of Building Stone quarried and prepared, $1,400 ; E. 6. 
 
 V. of Whips m'd, $300 ; E. 1. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 323,300 feet; V. $3,233 ; E. 15. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 610 cords ; V. $915 ; E. 4. 
 
 Merino Sheep, 103 ; all other kinds, 493 ; V. of all kinds, 
 $1,192; merino wool produced, 309 lbs.; all other wool pro- 
 duced, 1,551 lbs. ; V. of all wool produced, $480. 
 
 Horses, 242; V. $12,100; neat cattle, 2,083 ; V. $37,494; 
 swine, 597 ; Y. $5,970. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 12,335 bush. ; V. $9,251 ; 
 wheat, 48 bush. ; V. $60 ; rye, 761 bush. ; V. $571 ; barley, 
 1,454 bush.; V. $872; oats, 14,761 bush. ; V. $4,920; pota- 
 toes, 21,931 bush. ; V. $5,483 ; other esculent vegetables, 1,000 
 bush. ; V. $250; hay, 3,379 tons ; V. $28,721. 
 
 Fruit raised, 14,000 bush.; V. $700. 
 
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 Butter,40,740 lbs. ; V. $6,111; cheese, 64,400 lbs.; V. $3,220; 
 honey, 100 lbs.; V. $16; shoe pegs m'd, 400 bush.; V. $500. 
 
 Auger and Bitt Manufactories, 1; V. of articles m'd, $4,000;- 
 C. $700 ; E. 10. 
 
 DANA. 
 
 Flouring Mills, 1 ; flour m'd, 80 bbls. ; V. $300: C. $1,000; 
 E. 1. 
 
 Tanneries, 1. 
 
 Palm-leaf Hats m'd, 34,574; V. $5,160; F. E. 187. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 247,000 feet ; V. $956 ; E. 18. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 101 cords; V. $101; E. 11. 
 
 Merino Sheep, 10 ; all other kinds, 448 ; V. of all kinds, 
 $458 ; merino wool produced, 40 lbs. ; all other wool produced, 
 1,340 lbs. ; Y. of all wool produced, $391. 
 
 Horses, 92 ; Y. $3,050 ; neat cattle, 572 ; Y. $7,766 ; swine, 
 111; Y. $440. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 4.370 bush. ; Y. $3,277; wheat, 
 28 bush. ; Y. $42 ; rye, 1,317 bush. ; Y. $988 ; barley, 61 bush. ; 
 Y, $35; oats, 3,047 bush. ; Y. $914; potatoes, 7,646 bush. ; Y. 
 $1,911; other esculent vegetables, 500 bush.; Y. $250 ; hay, 
 1,001 tons; Y. $5,005. 
 
 Fruit raised, 4,274 bush. ; Y. $427. 
 
 Butter, 8,415 lbs.; Y. $1,0.52; cheese, 13,425 lbs.; Y. $604; 
 honey, 162 lbs.; Y. $27. 
 
 Y. of Sashes and Blinds m'd, $300; C. $600; E. 1. 
 
 Y. of Wagon Spokes, Hubs, &c., m'd, $1,586; C. $1,800; 
 E. 5. 
 
 DOUGLAS. 
 
 Cotton Mills, 2; spindles, 6.384; cotton consumed, 145,822 
 lbs.; cotton cloth m'd, (print'g goods) 917,882 yds. ; Y. $46,700; 
 C. of one establishment, $21,000; M. E. 54; F. E. 70. 
 
 Axe Manufactories, 2; axes, hatchets and other edge tools 
 m'd, 1,000 doz. ; Y. $6,000; C. $2,500; E. 10. 
 
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 Cabinet Ware Manufactories, 1 ; V. of articles m'd, $600 ; 
 E. 3. 
 
 Boots m'd, 100 pairs; shoes, 65,550 pairs ; V. of boots and 
 shoes, $44,975 ; M. E. 76 ; F. E. 83. 
 
 Straw Bonnets and Hats m'd, 100; V. $40; V. of straw braid 
 m'd and not made into hats, $11 ; F. E. 56. 
 
 Bricks m'd, 200,000; V. $1,000 ; E. 4. 
 
 V. of Building Stone quarried and prepared, $150; E. 3. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 343,630 feet ; V. $4,288 ; E. 34. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 1,738 cords ; V. $2,925 ; E. 38. 
 
 Sperm Oil consumed in manufacturing, 1,300 galls. ; V. 
 $1,122. 
 
 Bituminous Coal mined in the U. States consumed in manu- 
 facturing, 62 chaldrons ; V. $500. 
 
 Sheep, 293 ; V. $366 ; wool produced, 690 lbs. ; V. $196. 
 
 Horses, 130 ; Y. $6,632 ; neat cattle, 957 ; V. $14,526 ; swine, 
 288 ; V. $2,880. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 5.911 bush.; V. $3,940; rye, 
 432 bush.; Y. $360 ; barley, 60 bush.; Y. $40 ; oats, 3,296 
 bush. ; Y. $1,098 ; potatoes, 14,651 bush. ; Y. $3,662 ; other es- 
 culent vegetables, 359 bush.; Y. $119 ; hay, 1,079 tons; Y. 
 $10,790. 
 
 Fruit raised, 6,046 bush. ; Y. $1,511. 
 
 Butter, 15,279 lbs. ; Y. $2,546 ; cheese, 11,858 lbs. ; Y. $593 ; 
 honey, 45 lbs. ; y.$7 • beeswax, 7 lbs. ; Y. $2. 
 
 DUDLEY. 
 
 Woollen Mills, 3; sets of machinery, 8; wool consumed, 
 154,000 lbs. ; broadcloth m'd, 40,000 yds. ; Y. $90,000 ; cassi- 
 mere m'd, 3,000 yds. ; Y. $2,250 ; satinet m'd, 68,000 yds. ; Y. 
 $27,200 ; C. $43,000; M. E. 51 ; F. E. 52; sewing silk m'd, 4 
 lbs. ; Y. $32. 
 
 Saddle, Harness and Trunk Manufactories. 1 ; Y. of saddles, 
 harnesses and trunks m'd, $1,080 ; C. $700 ; E. 1. 
 
 Chair and Cabinet W^are Manufactories, 1 ; Y. of articles 
 m'd, $1,000; C. $1,000; E. 2. 
 
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 Tanneries, 1 ; hides tanned, 1,800; V. of leather tanned and 
 curried, $4,000; C. $4,000 ; E. 5. 
 
 Boots m'd, 165 ; shoes, 360 ; V. of boots and shoes, $890 ; 
 M. E. 2. 
 
 V. of Building Stone quarried and prepared, $400 ; E. 1. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 661 cords; V. $1,167; E. 4. 
 
 Sperm Oil consumed in manufacturing, 170 galls. ; V. $170; 
 other kinds of oil, 2,066 galls. ; V. $1,331 ; V. of all other arti- 
 cles of American production (excepting cotton, wool and iron,) 
 consumed in manufacturing, $1,150; V. of all other articles of 
 foreign production, excepting as above consumed, $1,500. 
 
 Merino Sheep, 858 ; V. $1,706 ; merino wool produced, 
 2,488 lbs. ; V. $935. 
 
 Mules, 4 ; V. $300 ; horses, 130 ; V. $6,470 ; neat cattle, 
 1,029; V. $20,492; swine, 231; V. $1,208. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 9,081 bush. ; V. $6,811 ; rye, 
 941 bush. ; V. $784 ; barley, 205 bush. ; V. $137 ; oats, 7,932 
 bush. ; V. $2,644; potatoes, 15,510 bush.; V. $5,170; other es- 
 culent vegetables, 4,577 bush. ; V. $1,048 ; hay, 2,262 tons ; Y. 
 $20,212. 
 
 Fruit raised, 3,287 bush. ; V. $1,643 ; raw silk, 5 lbs. ; V. 
 $16. 
 
 Butter, 34,410 lbs. ; Y. $5,162 ; cheese, 33,990 lbs. ; Y. 
 $2,039; honey, 215 lbs.; Y. $36; beeswax, 18 lbs.; Y. $6. 
 
 Beef, 45,800 lbs.; Y. $1,832; pork, 96,718 lbs.; Y. $4,836. 
 
 Buckwheat, 325 bush. ; Y. $195. 
 
 Beans, 79 bush. ; Y. $118 ; pumpkins, 705 loads; Y. $705. 
 
 Cider, 874 bbls. ; Y. $874. 
 
 Milk, 8,143 galls. ; Y. $977. 
 
 FITCHBURG. 
 
 Cotton Mills, 3 ; spindles, 3,306 ; cotton consumed, 235,000 
 lbs.; cotton cloth m'd, (sheeting) 726,000 yds. ; Y. $43,737; 
 C. $38,700; M. E. 31; F. E. 48. 
 
 Woollen Mills, 3 ; sets of machinery, 8 ; avooI consumed, 
 377,000 lbs.; broadcloth m'd, 43,706 yds. ; Y. $83,475; cassi- 
 
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 mere m'd, 35,303 yds.; V. $33,730; Kentucky jeans m'd, 350,- 
 000 yds. ; V. $63,000 ; C. 48,900 ; M. E. 73 ; F. E. 59. 
 
 Forges, 1 ; articles of wrought iron m'd, 35 tons ; V. $7,500 ; 
 C. $2,000 ; E. 3. 
 
 Furnaces for the m. of Hollow Ware and Castings other than 
 Pig Iron, 1 ; hollow ware and castings m'd, 100 tons; V. 
 $7,500 ; C. $3,500 ; E. 10. 
 
 Establishments for the m. of Cotton, Woollen and other ma- 
 chinery, 1 ; V. of machinery m'd, $6,000 ; C. $4,000 ; E. 7. 
 
 Scythe Manufactories, 2 ; scythes m'd, 4,300 doz. ; V. $33,- 
 150; C. $19,250; E. 35. 
 
 Axe ]\Ianufactories, 1 ; axes, hatchets, &c., m'd, 200 doz. ; 
 V. $L200; C. $1,000; E. 4. 
 
 Plough Manufactories, 1 ; ploughs and other agricultural 
 tools m'd, 103 ; V. $600; C. $1,500; E. 1. 
 
 Paper Manufactories, 3 ; stock consumed, 300 tons ; paper 
 m'd, 170 tons; V. $33,500; C. $33,000; E. 21. 
 
 Saddle, Harness and Trunk Manufactories, 3; V. of articles 
 m'd, $5,453 ; C. $2,450 ; E. 9. 
 
 Upholstery Manufactories, 1 ; V. of upholstery m'd, $1,500; 
 C. $1,000; E. 1. 
 
 Hat and Cap Manufactories, 3 ; hats and caps m'd, 1,400 ; 
 V. $2,775; C. $1,200; E. 6. 
 
 Establishments for the m. of Rail-road Cars and other Vehi- 
 cles, 5 ; V. of vehicles m'd, $23,000 ; C. $7,300; E. 24. 
 
 Soap and Tallow Candle Manufactories,, 1 ; soap m'd, 350 
 bbls. soft, and 39,694 lbs. hard soap ; V. $3,612 ; tallow can- 
 dles m'd, 2,000 lbs. ; V. $190 ; C. $2,000 ; E. 3. 
 
 Establishments for the m. of Fire Arms. 1 ; rifles and fow- 
 ling-pieces m'd, 15; V. $225; C. $150; E. 1. 
 
 Cabinet and Chair Manufactories, 3 ; V. of chairs and cabi- 
 net ware m'd, $5,000; C. $2,500; E. 8. 
 
 Tin Ware Manufactories, 2; V. of ware, $2,500 ; C. $1,800 ; 
 E. 4. 
 
 Flouring Mills, 2 ; flour m'd, 500 bbls. ; V. $2,500 ; C. 
 $4,000 ; E. 2. 
 
 Tanneries, 1 ; hides tanned, 1,000 ; V. of leather tanned and 
 curried, $5,000 ; C. $3,700 ; E. 4. 
 
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 Boots m'd, 1,600 pairs ; shoes, 6,425 pairs ; V. of boots and 
 shoes, 110,600; M. E. 22; F. E. 5. 
 
 V. of Straw Braid m'd and not made into Bonnets and Hats, 
 $181 ; pahTi-leaf hats m'd, 15,774; V. $2,636; F. E. 60. 
 
 Bricks m'd, 1,350,000; Y. $5,350; E. 8. 
 
 y. of Building Stone quarried and prepared, $12,000 ; E. 36. 
 
 V. of Blocks and Pumps m'd, $60 ; E. 1. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 1,757,000 feet ; V. $17,576; E. 29. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 2,100 cords; V. $3,453; E. 6. 
 
 Sperm Oil consumed in manufacturing, 1,148 galls. ; Y. $980; 
 all other kinds of oil, 3,300 galls. ; Y. $2,583; anthracite coal 
 consumed in manufacturing, 375 tons ; Y. $4,075 ; Y. of all 
 other articles of American production, (excepting cotton, wool, 
 and iron,) consumed in manufacturing, $6,100; Y. of all other 
 articles of foreign production, excepting as above consumed, 
 $4,950. 
 
 Sheep, 221 ; Y. $442 ; wool produced, 700 lbs. ; Y. $240. 
 
 Horses, 316; Y. $15,901; neat cattle, 1,183; Y. $26,266 ; 
 swine, 277; Y. $1,835. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 7,301 bush. ; Y. $5,477 ; wheat, 
 1,068 bush. ; Y. $1,331 ; rye, 1,412 bush. ; Y. $1,059 ; barley, 
 1,492 bush. ; Y. $746 ; oats, 2,608 bush. ; Y. $869 ; potatoes, 
 16,173 bush. ; Y. $5,324; other esculent vegetables, 2,915 bush. ; 
 Y. $1,778; hay, 2,551 tons; Y. $25,510. 
 
 Fruit raised, 10,446 bush.; Y. $2,748; hops,^l,S00|lbs. ; Y. 
 $190. 
 
 Butter, 36,907 lbs. ; Y. $5,167 ; cheese, 19,710 lbs. ; Y. 
 $1,182; honey, 308 lbs.: Y. $51. 
 
 Powder casks m'd, 16,000 ; Y. $2,500. 
 
 Baskets m'd, 100 ; Y. $30. 
 
 Y. of Doors, Sashes and VYindow Blinds, $4,200. 
 
 Bellows m'd, 300 doz. ; Y. $1,200. 
 
 Wood Saw Frames m'd, 40 doz. ; Y. $120. 
 
 Y. of Wire Sieves m'd, $2,000. 
 
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 GARDNER. 
 
 Chair and Cabinet Ware Manufactories, 20 ; chairs m'd, 171,- 
 796; V. of articles m'd, $110,723; C. $20,000; M. E. 119; F. 
 E. 478. 
 
 Boots m'd, 496 pairs; shoes, 618 pairs ; V, of boots and 
 shoes, $2,095 ; M. E. 5 ; F. E. 2. 
 
 V. of Wooden Ware m'd, $7,665. 
 
 V. of Lumber prepared, $12,444. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 336 cords; V. $596. 
 
 Sperm Oil consumed in manufacturing, 250 galls. ; V. $300 ; 
 all other kinds of oil, 400 galls. ; V. $375. 
 
 Sheep, 186; V. $517 ; wool produced, 560 lbs.; V. $191. 
 
 Horses, 134 ; V. $8,391 ; neat cattle, 776 ; Y. $15,853 ; swine, 
 112; V. $715. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 1,804 bush.: Y. $1,500 ; wheat, 
 266 bush. ; Y. $310; rye, 109 bush.; Y. $90 ; barley, 1,.588 
 bush. ; Y. $921 ; oats, 736 bush. ; Y. $294 ; potatoes, 4,823 
 bush.; Y. $315 ; other esculent vegetables, 1,038 bush.; Y. 
 $315; hay, 1,306 tons; Y. $10,981. 
 
 Fruit raised, 2,910 bush. ; Y. $836. 
 
 Butter, 15,050 lbs.; Y. $2,257; cheese, 10,251 lbs. ; Y. $531. 
 
 Hemlock Bark, 129 cords ; Y. $444. 
 
 Maple Sugar, 2,000 lbs.; Y. $200. 
 
 Y. of Chair Tools m'd, $700. 
 
 GRAFTON. 
 
 Cotton Mills, 6 ; spindles, 16,825 ; cotton consumed, 807,945 
 lbs. ; cotton cloth m'd, (500,000 yds. printing cotton No. 30, 
 16,000 yds. cloth for bleaching No. 30 ; 2,387,000 yds. sheet- 
 ing) ; 3,047,000 yds.; Y. .$20i,250: cotton yarn m'd, and not 
 made into cloth, 1,.500 lbs.; Y. $300; C. $180,000; M. E. 
 176 ; F. E. 209. 
 
 Establishments for the m. of Cotton, Woollen and other Ma- 
 chinery, 1 ; Y. of machinery m'd, .$20,000; C. $5,000; E. 25. 
 
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 Scythe Manufactories, 1 ; scythes m'd, 720 ; V. $500 ; C. 
 $200; E. 1. 
 
 Wood Screw Manufactories, 1 ; screws m'd, 1,800; V. $700 ; 
 C. $400 ; E. 2. 
 
 Wagon Manufactories, 1 ; V. of wagons m'd, $1,150 ; C. 
 $300; E.2. 
 
 Chair and Cabinet Ware Manufactories, 1 ; V. of articles 
 m'd, $1,000; C. $500; E. 1. 
 
 Tin Ware Manufactories, 2 ; V. of ware, $600 ; C. $500; E. 2. 
 
 Tanneries, 2 ; hides tanned, 2,800 ; V. of leather tanned and 
 curried, $31,608; C. $11,600; E. 14. 
 
 Boots m'd, 20,850 pairs ; shoes, 309,424 pairs ; V. of boots 
 and shoes, $250,575 ; M. E. 323 ; F. E 202. 
 
 V. of Straw Braid m'd and not made into Bonnets and Hats, 
 $51 ; palm leaf hats m'd, 36 ; V. $9 ; F. E. 2. 
 
 Bricks m'd, 270,000 ; V. $1,485 ; E. 4. 
 
 Shingles prepared, 324,000; V. $648. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 985 cords ; V. $3,878 ; E. 4. 
 
 Sperm Oil consumed in manufacturing, 4,075 galls. ; V. $4,- 
 075; whale oil consumed, 200 galls. ; V. $100; anthracite coal 
 consumed in manufacturing, 160 tons; V. $1,282; bituminous 
 coal mined in the U. States, 2 tons ; V. $30 ; starch m'd, 126 
 bbls. ; V. $1,260. 
 
 Sheep, 174; V. $459; wool produced, 496 lbs.; V. $201. 
 
 Horses, 243; V. $16,648; neat cattle, 1,247; V. $33,017; 
 swine, 860 ; V. $9,844. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 12,376 bush. ; V. $9,282 ; rye, 
 2,116 bush.; V. $1,763; barley, 718 bush.; V. $479; oats, 
 11,081 bush. ; V. $4,432 ; potatoes, 23,873 bush. ; V. $7,958 ; 
 other esculent vegetables, 1,397 bush. ; V. $523 ; hay, 2,554 
 tons ; V. $26,826. 
 
 Fruit raised, 14,337 bush. ; V. $6,221 ; hops, 25 lbs. ; V. $4. 
 
 Butter, 23,398 lbs.; V. $3,900; cheese, 24,860 lbs.; V. $1,- 
 673 ; honey, 328 lbs. ; V. $60. 
 
 Shoe Tool Manufactories, 1 ; V. of tools m'd, $6,000 ; C 
 $3,000; E. 8. 
 
 V. of Milk produced, $4,824. 
 
 V. of Axe Helves m'd, $150. 
 
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 HARDWICK. 
 
 Tanneries, 2; hides tanned, 1,800; V. of leather tanned and 
 curried, $6,000 : C. $2,000; E. 5. 
 
 Palm Leaf Hats m'd, 146,000 ; V. $30,000 ; F. E. 480. 
 
 Bricks m'd, 80,000; V. $320 ; E. 3. 
 
 Sheep, 762 ; V. $1,524; wool produced, 2,286 lbs. ; V. $572. 
 
 Horses, 220; V. $10,600; neat cattle, 2,137; V. $33,007 ; 
 swine, 401 ; V. $2,406. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 8,844 bush. ; Y. $5,896; wheat, 
 369 bush.; V. $369; rye, 2,095 bush.; V. $1,571; barley, 618 
 bush. ; V. $309 ; oats, 8,820 bush. ; V. $2,205 ; potatoes, 16,- 
 045 bush.; V. $3,209; other esculent vegetables, 3,360 bush. ; 
 Y. $420; hay, 3,926 tons; Y. .$27,482. 
 
 Fruit raised, 6,566 bush. ; Y. $1,971. 
 
 Butter, 21,545 lbs.; Y. $3,447; cheese, 296,900 lbs.; Y. 
 $14,845. 
 
 HARYARD. 
 
 Flannel or Blanketing m'd, 1,450 yds. ; Y. $576. 
 
 Paper Manufactories, 3; stock consumed, 110 tons; paper 
 m'd, 17,300 reams; Y. $5,000; C. $6,000 ; E. 5. 
 
 Saddle, Harness, and Trunk Manufactories, 1; Y. of articles 
 m'd, $950 ; C. $400 ; E. 2. 
 
 Establishments for the m. of Rail-road Cars and other Ye- 
 hiclcs, 4; Y. of vehicles m'd, $3,067 ; C. $1,200; E. 6. 
 
 Tanneries, 1 ; hides tanned, 220 ; Y. of leather tanned and 
 curried, $550 ; C. $325 ; E. 1. 
 
 Boots m'd, 1,197 pairs; shoes, 13.407 pairs; Y. of boots and 
 shoes, $9,420 ; M. E. 25 ; F. E. 5. 
 
 Palm-leaf Hats m'd, 5,108; Y. $860 ; F. E. 12. 
 
 Y. of Building Stone quarried and prepared, $4,350; E. 7. 
 
 Y. of Marble prepared, $4,250; E. 7. 
 
 Brooms m'd, 435 doz. : Y. $1,189 ; E. 4. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 40,000 feet boards, 300,000 shingles, 47,- 
 000 feet timber; Y. $2,674. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 973 cords; Y. $2,168. 
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 Sheep, 300; V. $600; wool produced, 1,673 lbs. ; V. $627. 
 
 Horses, 185: V. |8,209 ; neat cattle, 1,300; Y. $27,713; 
 swine, 301; V.'$2,107. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 8,425 bush.; V. $6,318; wheat, 
 426 bush.; V. $532; rye, 1,776 bush. ; V. $1,332; barley, 894 
 bush.; V. $534; oats, 5,314 bush.; V. $2,125 ; potatoes, 22,- 
 575 bush. ; V. $3,643; other esculent vegetables, 7,071 bush. ; 
 V. $1,140; hay, 2,808 tons; V. $22,464. 
 
 Fruit raised, 9,132 bush.; V. $4,162; hops, 41,285 lbs.; 
 V. $4,051. 
 
 Butter, 64,461 lbs. ; V. $10,224; cheese, 28,095 lbs.; V. $1,- 
 590 ; honey, 455 lbs. ; V. $88 ; beeswax, 200 lbs. ; V. $75. 
 
 Grist Mills, 3; grain ground, 13,500 bush.; cost of grinding, 
 $442. 
 
 Shingle Mills, 2 ; shingles sawed, 163,000 ; cost of sawing, 
 $182. 
 
 Pencils m'd, 14,800 groce ; V. $2,600. 
 
 Fruit Trees raised, 2,100 ; V. $600. 
 
 Buckthorns sold, 3,000; V. $40. 
 
 Sieves m'd, 1,467 ; V. $350. 
 
 Gloves and Socks m'd, 482 pairs ; V. $240. 
 
 Fans m'd, 372 doz. ; V. $222. 
 
 V. of Garden Seeds raised, $1,200; E. 4. 
 
 V. of Herbs raised, $1,600. 
 
 Mats m'd, 1,400 : V. $507. 
 
 Trusses m'd, 100 ; Y. $200. 
 
 Pork 12,190 lbs.; Y. $6,095; beef, 95,050 lbs.: Y. $3,802; 
 calves, 875 ; Y. $3,500. 
 
 White Beans raised, 1,000 bush. ; Y. $1,750 ; chestnuts, 446 
 bush. ; Y. $1,224. 
 
 Buckwheat raised, 425 bush. ; Y. $212. 
 
 HOLDEN. 
 
 Cotton Mills, 5 ; spindles, 6,308 ; cotton consumed, 441,574 
 lbs. ; cotton cloth m'd, 750,000 yds. ; heavy sheeting, 338,244 
 yds. ; light for printing, 1,088,224 yds. ; Y. $66,000 ; cotton 
 
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 carpeting m'd, 67,600 yds.; V. $33,800; cotton batting m'd, 
 101,000 lbs. ; y. $6,060; C. $75,000; M. E. 76; F. E. 65. 
 
 Woollen Mills, 2; sets of machinery, 2; wool consumed, 
 42,800 lbs.; cassimere m'd, 567 yds. ; V. $500; satinet, 41,200 
 yds. ; V. $17,000 ; flannel or blanketing, 2,200 yds. ; V. $1,100; 
 woollen yarn m'd and not made into cloth, 60 lbs. ; V. $60 ; C. 
 $9,000 ; M. E. 13 ; F. E. 5. 
 
 Saddle, Harness and Trank Manufactories, 2 ; V. of articles 
 m'd, $2,000; C. $1,000; E. 4. 
 
 Establishments for the m. of Rail-road Cars and other Vehi- 
 cles, 4; Y. of vehicles m'd, $8,000 ; C. $3,000 ; E. 7. 
 
 Tanneries, 2 ; hides tanned, 1.560 ; V. of leather tanned and 
 curried, $6,800 ; C. $10,000 ; E. 6. 
 
 Boots m'd, 29,107 pairs ; shoes, 17,319 pairs ; Y. of boots and 
 shoes, $51,187; M. E. 59; F. E. 19. 
 
 Palm-leaf Hats m'd, 3,600; Y. $500 ; F. E. 15. 
 
 V. of Whips m'd, $200; E. 1. 
 
 Y. of Wooden Ware m'd, $500 ; E. 1. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 2,567,000 feet ; Y. $30,806 ; E. 40. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 9,220 cords ; Y. $23,050 ; E. 20. 
 
 Y. of Sashes, Blinds and Doors, $3,000. 
 
 Sperm Oil consumed in manufacturing, 1,483 galls.; Y. 
 $1,300 ; all other kinds, 39 galls, ; Y. $30 ; Y. of all other ar- 
 ticles of American production excepting cotton, wool and iron, 
 consumed in manufacturing, $2,751 ; Y. of all other articles of 
 foreign production excepting as above, consumed, $2,600. 
 
 Sheep, 300; Y. $650; wool produced, 1,200 lbs. ; Y. $480. 
 
 Horses, 256; Y. $12,155; neat cattle, 1,322; Y. $27,347; 
 swine, 410; Y. $6,400. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 8,949 bush. ; Y. $6,712; wheat, 
 266 bush.; Y. $332; rye, 1,852 bush.; Y. $1,389; barley, 
 1,284 bush.; Y. $770; oats, 6,548 bush. ; Y. $2,456 ; potatoes, 
 23,417; Y. $5,854; other esculent vegetables, 2,409 bush.; Y. 
 $1,204; hay, 2,400 tons; Y. $21,600.^ 
 
 Fruit raised, 8,500 bush. ; Y. $4,000 ; hops, 112 lbs. ; Y. $22. 
 
 Butter, 41,180 lbs.; Y. $6,588; cheese, 27,619 lbs.; Y. 
 $2,000; honey, 400 lbs.; Y. $160. 
 
 Charcoal, 31,400 bush! ; Y. $1,884. 
 
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 HUBBARDSTON. 
 
 Saddle, Harness and Trunk Manufactories, 1 ; V. of articles 
 m'd, |230 ; C. |100 ; E. 2. 
 
 Establishments for the m. of Rail-road Cars and other Yehi- 
 cles, 2; V. of vehicles m'd, |2,400; C. $500; E. 5. 
 
 Chair and Cabinet-ware Manufactories, 9 ; V. of articles m'd, 
 J16,733; C. $2,000; E. 40. 
 ~^in Manufactories, 1 ; V. of ware, $400; C. |200; E. 1. 
 
 Tanneries, 2 ; hides tanned, 2,000 ; V, of leather tanned and 
 curried ; $4,908 ; C. $3,000 ; E. 5. 
 
 Boots m'd, 2,890 pairs ; shoes, 18,000 pairs; Y. of boots and 
 shoes, $20,700 ; M. E. 26 ; F. E. 10. 
 
 Palm-leaf Hats m'd, 64,000 ; Y. $10,485 ; F. E. 200. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 1,735,000 feet boards, 405,000 shingles ; 
 Y. of boards and shingles, $14,132; E. 35. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 300 cords; Y. $600; E. 2. 
 
 Sheep, 423; Y. $1,269; wool produced, 1,269 lbs.; Y. $355. 
 
 Horses, 221; Y. $12,244; neat cattle, 1,541; Y. $34,312; 
 swine, 224; Y. $1,792. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 5,197 bush. ; Y. $4,158; wheat, 
 20 bush.; Y. $30; rye, 750 bush.; Y. $625; barley, 2,632 
 bush.; Y. $1,579; oats, 6,201 bush.; Y. $2,170; potatoes, 
 12,171 bush.; Y. $4,057; other esculent vegetables, 1,917 
 bush. ; Y. $387; hay, 2,785 tons; Y. $22,941. 
 
 Fruit raised, 15,062 bush. ; Y. $1,546. 
 
 Butter, 44,664 lbs.; Y. $6,253; cheese, 53,365 lbs.; Y. 
 $2,790. 
 
 Cylinder Churns m'd, 1,000; dash churns m'd, 200; Y. 
 $2,500; C. $800; E. 5. 
 
 Y. of Air Tight Stoves and funnels m'd, $600 ; C. $200 
 E. 1. 
 
 Card Boards m'd, 11,579 dozen pairs; Y. $4,327; C. $2,000- 
 E. 10. 
 
 Boxes for Boots, Shoes and Hats m'd, 12,000 ; Y. $3,000 ; C. 
 $800 ; E. 4. 
 
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 LANCASTER. 
 
 Cotton Mills, 1 ; spindles, 144; cotton consumed, 93,600 lbs. 
 cotton cloth m'd, 134,964 square yds., (counterpanes) ; V. of 
 cotton cloth m'd, $40,000; C. $30,000: M. E. 12 ; F. E. 19. 
 
 Establishments for Bleaching or Coloring Cotton Goods, and 
 not connected with Calico establishments, 1 ; goods bleached 
 or colored, 134,964 yds. ; V. $40,000; C. $50,000; E. 4. 
 
 Woollen Mills, 1 ; sets of machinery, 1 ; wool consumed, 
 5,000 lbs. ; satinet m'd, 3,000 yds.; V. $2,250 ; woollen yarn 
 m'd and not made into cloth, 800 lbs. ; V. $600; C. $4,000 ; M. 
 E. 5 ; F. E. 1. 
 
 Establishments for the m. of Worsted Goods, or Goods of 
 which Worsted is a component part, 1 ; coach lace m'd, 157,248 
 yards; V. $36,000; C. $50,000 ; M. E. 10; F. E. 32. 
 
 Establishments for the m. of Cotton, Woollen or other Ma- 
 chinery, 1 ; V. of machinery m'd, $20,000; C. $10,000; E. 15. 
 
 Shovel, Spade, Fork and Hoe Manufactories, 1 ; V. of shovels, 
 &c. m'd, $1,400; C. $500; E. 3. 
 
 Saddle, Harness and Trunk Manufactories, 1 ; V. of articles 
 m'd, $600 ; C. $200 ; E. 2. 
 
 Cabinet Ware and Chair Manufactories, 1 ; V. of articles 
 m'd, $600 ; C. $3,000 ; E. 2. 
 
 Tin Ware Manufactories, 1 ; V. of ware $350 ; C. $500 ; 
 E. 1. 
 
 Comb Manufactories, 5 ; V. of combs m'd, $16,200; C. $9,- 
 800 ; E. 32. 
 
 Tanneries, 1 ; hides tanned, 700 ; V, of leather tanned and 
 curried, $5,600 ; C. $2,500 ; E. 3. 
 
 Boots m'd, 1,450 pairs; shoes, 32,000 pairs; V. of boots and 
 shoes, $17,750 ; M. E. 30 ; F. E. 10. 
 
 Palm-leaf Hats m'd, 12,000; V. $1,500; F. E. 100. 
 
 Bricks m'd, 400,000; V. $1,600; E. 4. 
 
 V. of Mechanics' Tools m'd, $200 ; E. 1. 
 
 Brooms m'd, 450 ; V. $100. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 900,000 feet ; V, $9,000 ; E. 25. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 2,500 cords ; V. $5,625 ; E. 20. 
 
 V, of Copper Pumps m'd, $3,000. 
 
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 Tenanting Machines m'd, 50 ; V. ^3,000. 
 
 Sperm Oil consumed in manufacturing, 400 galls, ; V. $320. 
 
 Sheep, 190 ; V. $285; wool produced, 570 lbs.; V. $142. 
 
 Horses, 255 ; V. $10,200 ; neat cattle, 982 ; V. $21,600 ; 
 swine, 253; V. $1,518. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 7,959 bush. ; Y. $5,968; wheat, 
 170 bush. ; V. .$255 ; rye, 1,521 bush. ; V. $1,140 ; barley, 357 
 bush.; Y. $178; oats, 5,398 bush.; Y. $1,889; potatoes, 15,- 
 120 bush. ; Y. $3,780 ; other esculent vegetables, 2,732 bush. ; 
 Y. $450; hay, 1,842 tons; Y. $18,420. 
 
 Fruit raised, 5,200 bush. ; Y. $800 ; hops, 3,648 lbs. ; Y. 
 $365. 
 
 Butter, 23,625 lbs. ; Y. $3,937 ; cheese, 7,000 lbs. ; Y. $350; 
 honey, 300 lbs. ; Y. $50. 
 
 LEICESTER. 
 
 Woollen Mills, 7 ; sets of machinery, 14; wool consumed, 
 343,000 lbs. : broadcloth m'd, 42,000 yds. ; Y. $95,000; cassi- 
 mere, 60,000 yds. ; Y. $60,000; satinet, 18,000 yds. ; Y. $8,000 ; 
 flannel or blanketing, 350,000 yds. ; Y. $87,500; C. $152,000; 
 M. E. 114; F. E. 70. 
 
 Establishments for the m. of Cotton, Woollen and other Ma- 
 chinery, 3; Y. of machinery m'd, $5,000; C. $4,000; E. 8. 
 
 Scythe Manufactories, 1 ; scythes m'd, 1,525 doz. ; Y. $13,- 
 725; C. $1,500; E. 19. 
 
 Card Manufactories, 18 ; Y. of cards m'd, $154,700 ; C. 
 $86,500 ; E. 79. 
 
 Tin Ware Manufactories, 1 ; Y. of ware, $1,000; C. $500; 
 E. 3. 
 
 Tanneries, 4 ; hides tanned, 950 ; Y. of leather tanned and 
 curried, $16,500; C. $6,300; E. 13. 
 
 Boots m'd, 3,250 pairs; shoes, 450 pairs ; Y. of boots and 
 shoes, $6,400; M. E. 16; F. E. 2. 
 
 Y. of Straw Braid m'd and not made into Bonnets and Hats, 
 $10. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 469,000 feet; Y. $6,123; E. 7. 
 
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 Fire Wood prepared, 2,300 cords; V. $5,770 ; E. 5. 
 
 Sperm Oil consumed in manufacturing establishments, 1,375 
 galls.; V. $1,305; other kinds of oil consumed, 4,505 galls. ; 
 Y. $3,122; anthracite coal consumed in manufacturing, 124 
 tons ; bituminous coal of U. States consumed in manufacturing, 
 150 chaldrons ; V. $1,200 ; V. of all other articles of American 
 production consumed, excepting cotton, wool and iron, $2,000; 
 V. of other articles of foreign production, excepting as above 
 consumed, $8,710. 
 
 Merino Sheep, 8 ; other kinds, 153; V, of all kinds, $322; 
 merino wool produced, 25 lbs. ; all other wool produced, 535 
 lbs. ; V. of all kinds of wool, $180. 
 
 Asses and Mules, 2 ; V. $25 ; horses, 181 ; V. $8,145 ; neat 
 cattle, 834; V. $18,670; swine, 259 ; V. $1,861. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised^ 3,472 bush. ; V. $2,604 ; wheat, 
 31 bush. ; V. $31 ; rye, 144 bush. ; V. $120 ; barley, 1,220 
 bush. ; V. $762 ; oats, 4,029 bush, ; V. $1,330 ; potatoes, 12,- 
 272 bush. ; V. $3,681 ; other esculent vegetables, 1,746 bush. ; 
 Y. $436; hay, 1,879 tons; Y. $18,790. 
 
 Fruit raised, 2,554 bush. ; Y. $839. 
 
 Butter, 22,131 lbs.; Y. $3,688; cheese, 9,880 lbs. ; Y.$494; 
 honey, 37 lbs. ; Y. $7 ; beeswax, 5 lbs. ; Y. $2. 
 
 Bobbins m'd, 14,000; Y. $98. 
 
 Card Board Handles m'd, 500 doz. ; Y. $40. 
 
 Wire Mills, 1; wire m'd, 18,000 lbs. ; Y. $4,140 ; C. $1,800 ; 
 E. 4. 
 
 LEOMINSTER. 
 
 Axe Manufactories, 1 ; Y. of Axes m'd, 225 ; C. $50; E. 1. 
 
 Plough Manufactories, 1 ; ploughs, &c., m'd, 50; Y. $200; 
 C. $50 : E. 1. 
 
 Paper -Manufactories, 2; stock consumed, 280 tons ; paper 
 m'd, 10,000 reams ; Y. $30,000 ; C. $30,000 ; E. 24. 
 
 Establishments for the m. of Rail-road Cars and other Yehi- 
 cles, 1 ; Y. of vehicles m'd, $1,000; C. $1,000; E. 2. 
 
 Tin Ware Manufactories, 1 ; Y. of ware, $3,000 ; C. $2,000 ; 
 E. 3. 
 
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 Comb Manufactories, 24 ; V. of combs m'd, $77,400 ; C. 
 $22,000 ; E. 146. 
 
 Flouring Mills, 1 ; flour m'd, 450 bbls. ; V. $2,475 ; C. $2,000 ; 
 E. 1. 
 
 Tanneries, 2 ; hides tanned, 2,100; V. of leather tanned and 
 curried, $4,000 ; C. $5,600 ; E. 6. 
 
 Boots m'd, 730 pairs; shoes, 6,412 pairs; V. of boots and 
 shoes, $6,745; M. E. 18; F. E. 9. 
 
 Palm-leaf Hats m'd, 100; V. $18; F. E. 1. 
 
 Bricks m'd, 100,000; Y. $450; E. 1. 
 
 V. of Building Stone quarried and prepared, $1,500; E. 4. 
 
 Y. of Blocks and Pumps, m'd, $100; E. 1. 
 
 Y. of Mechanics' Tools m'd, $500; E. 1. 
 
 Brooms m'd, 200 ; Y. $16. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 535,000 feet; Y. $5,156; E. 15. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 2,831 cords ; Y. $7,646 ; E. 10. 
 
 Whale Oil consumed in manufacturing establishments, 2,000 
 galls. ; Y. $1,000; other kinds of oil, 700 galls. ; Y. $500; Y. 
 of all other articles of American production consumed, except- 
 ing cotton, wool and iron, $1,000. 
 
 Sheep, 276 ; Y. $690 ; wool produced, 828 lbs ; Y. $276. 
 
 Horses, 233; Y. $12,632; neat cattle, 1,302; Y. $29,220 ; 
 swine, 413 : Y. $2,891. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 8,566 bush.; Y. $6,424; wheat, 
 1,040 bush. ; Y. $1,300; rye, 1,609 bush. ; Y. $1,341 ; barley, 
 3,354 bush. ; Y. $2,012; oats, 2,447 bush. ; Y. $816; potatoes, 
 17,409 bush. ; Y. $4,352 ; other esculent vegetables, 6,546 
 bush.; Y. $2,112; hay, 2,854 tons; Y. $24,493. 
 
 Fruit raised, 12,762 bush. ; Y. $3,054 ; hops, 700 lbs. ; Y. 
 $70 ; raw silk, 21 lbs. ; Y. $90. 
 
 Butter, 53,275 lbs. ; Y. $7,991 ; cheese, 20,343 lbs. ; Y. $1,- 
 017; honey, 140 lbs.; Y. $24. 
 
 Y. of Baskets m'd, $900. 
 
 Y. of Straw Braid m'd, $190. 
 
 Y. of Horn Buttons m'd, $200. 
 
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 LUNENBURG. 
 
 Establishments for the m. of Wagons, Sleighs, and other 
 Vehicles, 1 ; V. of vehicles m'd, ^1,400 ; C. $300 ; E. 3. 
 
 V. of Chairs and Cabinet Ware m'd, $100. 
 
 Tanneries, 3 ; hides tanned, 2,000 ; V. of leather tanned and 
 curried, $S25 ; C. $900 ; E. 3. 
 
 Boots m'd, 192 pairs; shoes, 3,169 pairs; V, of boots and 
 shoes, $2,068; M. E. 6 ; F. E. 3. 
 
 Palm- leaf Hats m'd, 3,600 doz. ; V. $6,000; F. E. 226. 
 
 V. of Lumber prepared, $4,306. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 710 cords ; V. $1,420. 
 
 Sheep, 340; V. $510; wool produced, 1,020 lbs.; Y. $255. 
 
 Horses, 150; V. $6,000; neat cattle, 1,053; V. $20,007; 
 swine, 188; V. $1,128. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 6,301 bush. ; V. $4,726 ; wheat, 
 631 bush.; V. $631 ; rye, 826 bush.; V. $619; barley, 1,120 
 bush.; V. $560; oats, 1,968 bush.; V. $649; potatoes, 16,468 
 bush.; V. $4,117; other esculent vegetables, 2,248 bush.; 
 V. $269 ; hay, 2,022 tons ; V. $14,154. 
 
 Fruit raised, 7,825 bush.; V. $782; hops, 20,762 lbs.; Y. 
 $2,491. 
 
 Butter, 24,022 lbs. ; Y. $2,882 ; cheese, 12,500 lbs. ; Y. 
 $625 ; honey, 237 lbs. ; Y. $24. 
 
 MENDON. 
 
 Saddle, Harness, and Trunk Manufactories, 1 ; Y. of articles 
 m'd, $725; C. $100; E. 1. 
 
 Establishments for the m. of Wagons, Sleighs, and other 
 Yehicles, 4; Y. of vehicles m'd, $3,281 ; C. $1,200 ; E. 9. 
 
 Chair and Cabinet Ware Manufactories, 1; Y. of articles 
 m'd, $200; C. $25; E. 1. 
 
 Boots m'd, 39,400 pairs ; shoe, 300 pairs ; Y. of boots and 
 shoes, $58,896 ; M. E. 193 ; F. E. 33. 
 
 Y. of Straw Braid m'd, $800 ; palm-leaf hats m'd, 24 ; Y. 
 $12; F. E. 50. 
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 V. of Building Stone quarried and prepared, $900 ; E. 5. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 147,700 feet; V. |1,512; E. 3. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 1,217 cords; V. |3,73S ; E. 4. 
 
 Boats built, 48 ; Y. $850 ; E. 3. 
 
 Sheep, 28 ; wool consumed, 75 lbs. ; Y. $'25. 
 
 Horses, 116; Y. $6,082; neat catUe, 761; Y. $15,085; 
 swine, 467; Y. $4856. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 5,383 bush. ; Y. $4,035 ; rye, 
 684 bush.; Y. $449; barley, 468 bush.; Y. $276; oats, 2,220 
 bush.; Y. $821; potatoes, 12,459 bush.; Y. $3,150; other 
 esculent vegetables, 403 bush.; Y. $223; hay, 1,418 tons; Y. 
 $16,823. 
 
 Emit raised, 7,529 bush.; Y. $3,245; hops, 25 lbs; Y. $5. 
 
 Butter, 20,864 lbs.; Y. $3,487; cheese, 9,132 lbs. ; Y. $617; 
 honey, 50 lbs. ; Y. $6. 
 
 Boot Boxes m'd, 4,500; C. $500; E. 3. 
 
 MILFORD. 
 
 Saddle and Harness Manufactories, 1 ; Y. of articles m'd, 
 $200; C. $100; E. 1. 
 
 Hat Manufactories, 1; hats m'd, 150; Y. $375 ; C. $100; 
 E. 2. 
 
 Soap Manufactories, 2; soap m'd, 100 bbls. ; Y. $425; C. 
 $100; E. 2. 
 
 Cabinet Ware Manufactories, 1 ; Y. of ware m'd, $1,000 ; 
 C. $100; E. 2. 
 
 Tin Ware Manufactories, 1 ; Y. of ware m'd, $150 ; C. 
 $100; E. 1. 
 
 Y. of Leather curried, $30,000 ; C. $2,500 ; E. 10. 
 
 Boots m'd, 243,890 pairs; shoes, 10,550 pairs; Y. of boots 
 and shoes, $373,835 ; M. E. 482 ; F. E. 220. 
 
 Straw Bonnets m'd, 1,500; Y. $1,500; Y. of straw braid 
 m'd, and not made into bonnets and hats, $12,500 ; F. E. 154. 
 
 Y. of Building Stone quarried and prepared, $3,500; E. 6. 
 
 Y. of Mechanics' Tools m'd, $1,150 ; E. 3. 
 
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 Lumber prepared, 250,000 feet ; V. $3,000 ; E. 6. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 2,000 cords; V. $6,000; E. 27. 
 
 Sperm Oil consumed in manufacturing establishments, 1,000 
 galls.; V. $1,000; all other kinds, 1,5.00 galls.; V. $800; an- 
 thracite coal consumed in manufacturing, 10 tons; V. $100; 
 V. of all other articles of American production consumed, ex- 
 cepting cotton, wool and iron, $255,245; V. of all other articles 
 of foreign production, excepting as above consumed, $127,622. 
 
 Sheep, 23; V. $77; wool produced, 72 lbs. ; V. $12. 
 
 Horses, 205; V. $11,045; neat cattle, 917; V. $18,022; 
 swine, 414; V. $2,954. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 5,821 bush. ; V. $4,657 ; rye, 
 804 bush.; V. $725 ; barley, 604 bush. ; V. $453; oats, 1,929 
 bush.; V. $7.50; potatoes, 20,123 bush.; V. $6,036 ; other es- 
 culent vegetables, 1,521 bush.; Y. $610; hay, 1,538 tons; Y. 
 $17,500. 
 
 Fruit raised, 13,552 bush. ; Y. $5,000. 
 
 Butter, 31,124 lbs.; Y. $5,602; cheese, 17,444 lbs.; Y. 
 $1,050. 
 
 Shoe Pegs ra'd, 333| bush. ; Y. $500 ; E. 2. 
 
 Boot Boxes m'd, 12,000 ; Y. $3,840 ; E. 4. 
 
 Window Sashes m'd, 8,000 lights; Y. $200 ; E. 1. 
 
 Doors m"d, 250; Y. $375 ; E. 1. 
 
 Window Blinds m'd, 75 pairs; Y. $187; E. 1. 
 
 Beans raised, 300 bush. ; Y. $450. 
 
 Y. of Wheelwright's m's, $1,200; E. 2. 
 
 MILLBURY. 
 
 Cotton Mills, 3; spindles, 5,500 ; cotton consumed, 298,000 
 lbs. ; cotton cloth m'd, 36,000 yds. sheeting, and 1,424,000 yds. 
 printing cloth: Y. $76,400; C. 67,000; M. E. 74; F. E. 44. 
 
 Woollen Mills, 5 ; sets of machinery, 15 ; wool consumed, 
 365,000 lbs. ; cassimere m'd, 120,000 yds. ; Y. $120,000 ; sati- 
 
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 net, 345,000 yds.; V. $120,750; Kentucky jeans, 34,000 yds.; 
 C. $100,000; M. E. 102; F. E. 73. 
 
 Mills for m. of Cotton Carpeting, 1 ; cotton consumed, 150,- 
 000 lbs. ; carpeting m'd, 150,000 square yds. ; V. $67,500; C. 
 $10,000; M. E. 24- F. E. 5. 
 
 Furnaces for m. of Hollow Ware and Castings other than 
 Pig Iron, 1 ; hollow ware and castings m'd, 240 tons ; V. 
 $1,600; C. $8,000; E. 20. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Cotton, Woollen and other Ma- 
 chinery, 2 ; V. of machinery m'd, $32,000; C. $11,000; E. 32. 
 
 Scythe Manufactories, 1 ; scythes m'd, 1,564 doz. ; V. $1,400 ; 
 E. 20. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Cutlery, 1 ; V. of cutlery m'd, $300 ; 
 E. 1. 
 
 Manufactories of Shovels, Spades, Forks and Hoes, 1 ; Y. of 
 articles m'd, $9,500; C. $2,000; E. 9. 
 
 Paper Manufactories, 1; stock consumed, 300,000 lbs.; pa- 
 per m'd, 246,000 lbs. ; V. $22,140 ; C. $5,000 ; E. 6. 
 
 Saddle, Harness and Trunk Manufactories, 1 ; V. of articles 
 m'd, $400; E. 1. 
 
 Hat and Cap Manufactories, 1 ; hats and caps m'd, 1,000 ; 
 V. $3,100; C. $1,000; E. 3. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Rail-road Cars and other Vehicles, 
 1 ; V. of vehicles m'd, $4,600; C. $1,000; E. 13. 
 
 Black Lead Manufactories, I ; V. of lead m'd, $630 ; E. 1. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Fire Arms, 1 ; muskets m'd, 500 ; 
 government pistols m'd, 4,500; Y. of arms m'd, $31,500. 
 
 Chair and Cabinet Ware Manufactories, 1 ; V. of articles 
 m'd, $500 ; E. 2. 
 
 Tin Ware Manufactories, 1 ; Y. of ware, $500 ; C. $200 ; 
 E. 1. 
 
 Tanneries, 1 ; hides tanned, 31,100; Y. of leather tanned and 
 curried, $12,000; C. $3,000; E. 9. 
 
 Boots m'd, 13,500 pairs; shoes, 113,000 pairs; Y. of boots 
 and shoes, $73,195 ; M. E. 136 ; F. K. 57. 
 
 Bricks m'd, 300,000; Y. $1,650; E. 7. 
 
 Y. of Building Stone quarried and prepared, $360 ; E. 1. 
 
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 V. of Mechanics' Tools m'd, $4,500; E. 5. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 20,000 feet ; V. $260. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 400 cords; V. $1,500. 
 
 Sperm Oil consumed in manufacturing, 1,400 galls. ; V. 
 $1,300; all other kinds of oil consumed, 4,000 galls.; V. 
 $2,6S0; anthracite coal consumed in manufacturing, 90 tons; 
 V. $630; V. of all other articles of American production con- 
 sumed in manufacturing excepting cotton, wool and iron, 
 $7,000 ; V. of all other articles of foreign production, except- 
 ing as above, consumed $18,000. 
 
 Sheep, 100; V. $175; wool produced, 350 lbs.; Y. $105. 
 
 Horses, 175; V. $8,925; neat cattle, 856; V. $17,120; swine, 
 239; V. $1,434. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 6,250 bush. ; V. $4,250 ; wheat, 
 45 bush.; V. $45; rye, 1,212 bush.; V. $909; barley, 498 
 bush.; V. $249; oats, 7,206 bush.; V. $2,378; potatoes, 11,- 
 485 bush. ; V. $3,445 ; hay, 1,474 tons, V, $17,688. 
 
 Fruit raised, 2,810 bush.; V. $1,405. 
 
 Butter, 18,205 lbs.; V. $2,913; cheese, 15,495 lbs.; Y. $775. 
 
 Sash, Door and Blind Manufactories, 1; Y. of articles m'd, 
 $5,500 ; C. $3,000 ; E. 10. 
 
 NEW BRAINTREE. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Rail-road Cars and other Yehicles, 
 1 ; Y. of vehicles m'd, $1,800; C. $1,200; E. 3. 
 
 Tanneries, 1; hides tanned, 500; Y. of leather tanned and 
 curried, $2,000; C. $3,000; E. 3. 
 
 Boots m'd, 7,300 pairs ; shoes, 2,300 pairs ; Y. of boots and 
 shoes, $12,665. 
 
 Palm-leaf Hats m'd, 12,500 ; Y. $2,500. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 300 cords ; Y. $900. 
 
 Sheep, 762 ; V. $1,522 ; wool produced, 2,417 lbs. ; Y. $850. 
 
 Horses, 119; Y. $6,513; neat cattle, 1,441; Y. $33,063; 
 swine, 253; Y. $1,103. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 6,118 bush. ; Y, $4,588; wheat, 
 
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 74 bush. ; V. $93 ; rye, 792 bush. ; V. ^.594 ; barley, 700 bush. 
 V. |350 ; oats, 8,080 bush. ; V. $2,690 ; potatoes, 9,630 bush. 
 V. $3,210; other esculent vegetables, 1,300 bush.; V. $260 
 hay, 3,210 tons; V. $28,880. 
 
 Fruit raised, 12,600 bush. ; V. $2,.520. 
 
 Butter, 13,500 lbs. ; V. $2,250; cheese, 311,500 lbs.; V. $18,- 
 690 ; honey, 300 lbs. ; V. $60. 
 
 Spoke Shaves m'd, 1,200; V. $600. 
 
 Pork slaughtered, 100,000 lbs.; V. $5,000; calves, 900; Y 
 $4,500 ; beef, 150,000 lbs. ; V. $6000. 
 
 NORTHBOROUGH. 
 
 Cotton Mills, 2 ; spindles, 2,348 ; cotton consumed, 130,255 
 lbs.; cotton cloth m'd, 356,600 yds. sheetings; V. $26,029 ; 
 C. $27,500 ; M. E. 19; F. E. 30. 
 
 Saddle, Harness and Trunk Manufactories, 1 ; V. of articles 
 m'd, $1,000; C. $200; E. 2. 
 
 Establishments for the m. of Rifles, 1 ; rifles m'd, 150 ; Y. 
 $5,000 ; C. $4,000 ; E. 7. 
 
 Cabinet Ware Manufactories, 1 ; Y. of articles m'd, $1,200 ; 
 C. $500 ; E. 2. 
 
 Comb Manufactories, 3 ; Y. of combs m'd, $15,000 ; C. 
 $6,700 ; E. 26. 
 
 Tanneries, 1; hides tanned, 1,500; Y. of leather tanned and 
 curried, $5,500; C. $4,800; E. 3. 
 
 Boots m'd, 400 pairs ; shoes m'd, 190 pairs ; Y. of boots and 
 shoes, $1,300; M. E. 3. 
 
 Bricks m'd, 575,000; Y. $1,962; E. 6. 
 
 Y. of Blocks and Pumps m'd, $300 ; E. 2. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 47,000 feet ; Y. $546. 
 
 Fire VYood prepared, 1,148 cords; Y. of $2,849 ; E. 16. 
 
 Sheep, 116; wool produced, 464 lbs. ; Y. $139. 
 
 Horses, 152 ; Y. $7,981 ; neat cattle, 906 ; Y. $20,374 ; 
 swine, 197; Y. $1,666. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 6,955 bush. ; Y. $5,076 ; wheat, 
 
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 56 bush.; V. $56 ; rye, 1,006 bush.; V. $754 ; barley, 1,174 
 bush.; V. $728; oats, 1,827 bush.; V. $603; potatoes, 12,004 
 bush. ; V. $3,001 ; other esculent vegetables, 657 bush. ; V. 
 137; hay, 1,787 tons; V. $15,165. 
 
 Fruit raised, 9,207 bush. ; V. $1,434. 
 
 Butter, 48,273 lbs.; V. $7,724; cheese, 6,686 lbs.; V. $334. 
 
 V. of Children's Willow Carriages m'd, $400; C. $100; 
 E. 1. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Sleighs, 1 ; Y. of sleighs m'd, $140; 
 E. 2. 
 
 Bakeries, 1 ; Y. of bread baked, $8,000; C. $3,000; E. 8. 
 
 NORTH BRIDGE. 
 
 Cotton Mills, 5 ; spindles, 9,080 ; cotton consumed, 501,000 
 lbs.; cotton m'd. 1,255,000 yds. sheetings, 832,000 yds printing 
 goods; V. $125,220; C. $65,000; M. E. 119; F. E. 135. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Cotton, Woollen and other Machin- 
 ery, 2 ; V. of machinery m'd, $60,000 ; C. $22,000 ; E. 93. 
 
 V. of Leather curried, $2,600 ; C. $600 ; E. 5. 
 
 Boots m'd, 3,500 pairs; shoes, 69,000 pairs; V. of boots and 
 shoes, $53,300; M. E. 75 ; F. E. 25. 
 
 V. of Building Stone quarried and prepared, $1,500; E. 4. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 874 cords; V. $2,616. 
 
 Sperm Oil consumed in manufacturing establishments, 2,800 
 galls.; V. $2,750; other kinds of oil, 300 galls. ; V. $240; V. 
 of all other articles of American production consumed, $7,000. 
 
 Sheep, 56: V. $84; wool produced, 140 lbs.; V. $56. 
 
 Horses, 108; V. $4,320; neat cattle, 511; V. $10,292; 
 swine, 172 ; V. $1,376. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 3,834 bush. ; V. $2,684; rye, 
 883 bush. ; V. of $662 ; barley, 27 bush. ; V. $16 ; oats, 2,718 
 bush.; V. $1,087; potatoes, 10,581 bush. ; V. $3,174; other 
 esculent vegetables, 300 bush.; V. $150 : hay, 900 tons; Y. 
 $10,800. 
 
 Fruit raised, 1,700 bush. ; Y. $680. 
 
 Butter, 10,000 lbs. ; Y. $1,500; cheese, 6,430 lbs. ; Y. $321. 
 
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 NORTH BROOKFIELD. 
 
 Woollen Mills, 1 ; sets of machinery, 1 ; wool consumed, 
 5,737 lbs. ; cassimere m'd, 4,328 yds. ; V. $3,895 ; Kentucky 
 jeans, 769 yds. ; V, $385 ; flannel or blanketing, 155 yds. ; V. 
 |47 ; C. $2,500 ; M. E. 3 ; F. E. 2. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Rail-road Cars and other Vehicles, 
 1 ; V. of vehicles m'd, $1,500; C. $2,000; E. 5. 
 
 Tanneries, 1; hides tanned, 200; V. of leather tanned and 
 curried, $22,509 ; C. $400 ; E. 6. 
 
 Boots m'd, 27,050 pairs ; shoes, 407,396 pairs ; V. of boots 
 and shoes, 329,204; M. E. 324; F. E. 231/ 
 
 V. of Building Stone quarried and prepared, $200; E. 1. 
 
 V. of Mechanics' Tools m'd, $300; E. 1. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 139,000 feet; V. $1,500; E. 2. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 586 cords ; V. $2,051 ; E. 2. 
 
 Y. of Shoe Boxes and Lasts, m'd, $1,696; C. $1,000; E. 4. 
 
 Sperm Oil consumed in manufacturing establishments, 223 
 galls. ; Y. $251 ; whale oil, 559 galls. ; Y. $300; Y. of all oth- 
 er articles of American production, excepting cotton, wool and 
 iron, $238,282 ; Y. of all other articles of foreign production, 
 excepting as above consumed, $1,830. 
 
 Sheep, 648 ; Y. $1,237 ; wool produced, 1,577 lbs. ; Y. $529. 
 
 Horses, 170; Y. $9,620; neat cattle, 1,281; Y. $25,085 ; 
 swine, 211; Y. $1,524. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 5,107 bush. ; Y. $3,833; wheat, 
 382 bush. ; Y. $573 ; rye, 531 bush. ; Y. $400 ; barley, 705 ; 
 Y. $470; oats, 5,388 bush.; Y. $1,796; potatoes, 8,382 bush.; 
 Y. $3,353; other esculent vegetables, 772 bush.; Y. $463; hay, 
 2,583 tons ; Y. $20,583. 
 
 Fruit raised, 8,790 bush. ; Y. $2,674. 
 
 Butter, 28,154 lbs.; Y. $4,505; cheese, 75,480 lbs.; Y. 
 $3,494; honey, 300 lbs.; Y. $50; beeswax, 29 lbs.; Y. $10. 
 
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 OAKHAM. 
 
 Woollen Mills, 1 : satinet m'd, 600 yds. : V. $300 ; C. $100 ; 
 M. E. 1 : F. E. 2. 
 
 Plough INIanufactories, 1 ; ploughs and other agricultural 
 tools m'd, 700; V. $800 ; C. $300 ; E. 1. 
 
 Saddle, Harness and Trunk Manufactories, 1 ; V. of articles 
 m'd, $1,200; C. $400: E. 3. 
 
 Chair and Cabinet Ware Manufactories, 1 : V. of articles 
 m'd, $1,200; C. $2.50; E. 3. 
 
 Boots m'd, 3,650 pairs ; shoes, 150 pairs; V. of boots and 
 shoes, $5,570 ; M. E. 13. 
 
 Palm-leaf Hats m'd, 18,000; Y. $4,400; F. E. 60. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 200,000 feet of boards, and 250,000 shin- 
 gles ; Y. $2,500 ; E. 10. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 800 cords: Y. $1,600 ; E. 4. 
 
 Sheep, 312; Y. $858 ; wool produced, 1,092 lbs. ; Y. $364. 
 
 Horses, 146 ; Y. $6,673 ; neat cattle, 1,030 ; Y. $23,481 ; 
 swine, 162 ; Y. $1,349. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 5,122 bush. ; Y. $3,585; buck- 
 wheat, 92 bush. ; Y. $61 ; rye, 759 bush. ; Y. $569 ; barley, 
 1,179 bush.; Y. $707; oats, 6,161 bush.; Y. $2,156; potatoes, 
 8,432 bush. ; Y. $2,951 ; other esculent vegetables, 613 bush. ; 
 Y. $122; hay, 2,0.50 tons; Y. $16,400. 
 
 Fruit raised, 8,302 bush.; Y. $996. 
 
 Butter, 6,500 lbs. ; Y. $975 ; cheese, 133,150 lbs. ; Y. $7,989 ; 
 honey, 400 lbs. ; Y. $60. 
 
 Square Timber prepared, 10,000 feet; Y. $.500; E. 1. 
 
 Powder Kegs m'd, 2,500; Y. $300 ; C. $100 ; E. 2. 
 — -Wire Sieves m'd, 400 doz. ; Y. $1,000; C. $300 ; E. 2. 
 
 Paim-leaf Hats m'd, 3,000 ; Y. $375 ; C. $125 ; E. 2. 
 
 Y. of Plough Timber prepared, $2,500 ; C. $500 ; E. 2. 
 
 Palm-leaf Twist for Matresses, prepared, 20 tons ; Y. $600 ; 
 C. $200 ; E. 1. 
 
 Shoe bottoms, 70,000 pairs; Y. $10,500; M. E. 50. 
 
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 OXFORD. 
 
 Cotton Mills, 4; spindles, 8,040 ; cotton consumed, 341,283 
 lbs.; cotton cloth m'd, 895,937 yds. sheeting: light goods, 
 365,302 yds., designed for bleaching and printing; V. $77,436; 
 cotton yarn m'd, and not made into cloth, 2,000 lbs. (for thread;) 
 Y. $440 ; cotton thread m'd 21,500 lbs. (82,000 doz. spools;) V. 
 J|16,200; cotton batting m'd, 300 lbs.; V. $21 ; C. $93,000; 
 M. E. 81 ; F. E. 87. 
 
 Woollen Mills, 2; sets of machinery, 7; wool consumed, 
 115,648 lbs.; broadcloth m'd, 44,000 yds.; V. $88,000; sat- 
 met, 57,045 yds.; V. $25,897 ; C. $65,000; M. E. 74 ; F. 
 E. 38. 
 
 Axe Manufactories, 1; axes m'd, 300; V. $375 ; C. $200 ; 
 E. 2. 
 
 Saddle, Harness and Trunk Manufactories, 1 ; V. of articles 
 m'd, $1,000; C. $200; E. 2. 
 
 Tin Ware Manufactories, 1 ; V. of ware, $400 ; C. $100 ; 
 E. 2. 
 
 Boots m'd, 900 pairs; shoes, 80,350 pairs; V. of boots and 
 shoes, $49,235; M. E. 97; F. E. 80. 
 
 V. of Mathematical Instruments m'd, $3,000 ; E. 16. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 698,760 feet ; V. $8,023 ; E. 13. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 2,836 cords ; Y. $7,090 ; E. 12. 
 
 Sperm Oil consumed in manufacturing establishments, 1,410 
 galls. ; Y. $1,341 ; whale oil, 200 galls.; Y. $120; other kinds 
 of oil, 1,950 galls. ; Y. $1,167; Y. of all other articles of Amer- 
 ican production, excepting cotton, wool and iron, $5,267 ; Y. 
 of all other articles of foreign production, excepting as above, 
 $8,530. 
 
 Saxony Sheep, 1 ; merino sheep, 29 ; all other kinds of sheep, 
 440 ; Y. of all the sheep, $800 ; Saxony wool produced, 7| lbs. ; 
 merino wool, 89 lbs.; all other kinds of wool, 1,118 lbs.; Y. of 
 all the wool, $317. 
 
 Horses, 176; Y. $9,364; neat cattle, 1,025; Y. $23,246; 
 swine, 391; Y. $3,266. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 8,141 bush. ; Y. $5,689 ; wheat, 
 
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 8 bush. ; V. $S ; rye, 739 bush. ; V. ^615 ; barley, 640 bush. ; 
 V. $426 ; oats, 7,793 bush. ; V. $2,599 ; potatoes, 25,947 bush, j 
 V. $3,149; y. of other esculent vegetables, $1,500; hay, 2,941 
 tons; V. $16,774; buckwheat, 551 bush.; V. $268. 
 
 Fruit raised, 8,200 bush. ; V. $875. 
 
 Butter, 21,845 lbs. ; V. $2,621 ; cheese, 17,390 lbs. ; V. $695 ; 
 honey, 296 lbs.; V. $37; beeswax, 40 lbs. ; V. $16. 
 
 PAXTON. 
 
 Tanneries, 1; hides tanned, 500; V. of leather tanned and 
 curried, $1,900; C. $2,000 ; E. 2. 
 
 Boots m'd, 37,026 pairs; shoes, 300 pairs; Y. of boots and 
 shoes, $60,025 ; M. E. 87 ; F. E. 37. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 121,030 feet; V. $1,452; E. 4. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 1,695 cords; V. $6,780; E. 8. 
 
 Sperm Oil consumed in manufacturing establishments, 120 
 galls.; V. $108; whale oil, 150 galls. ; V. $100. 
 
 Sheep, 166 ; V. $500 ; wool produced, 581 lbs. ; V. $175. 
 
 Horses, 79; V. $4,000 ; neat cattle, 510; V. $11,000; swine, 
 80 ; V. $600. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 1,919 bush.; V. ,$1,440; rye, 
 84 bush. ; V. $63 ; barley, 1,349 bush.; Y. $810 ; oats, 2,714 
 bush.; Y. $904; potatoes, 13,972 bush. ; Y. $3,100; other es- 
 culent vegetables, 589 bush.; Y. $200; hay, 1,005 tons; Y. 
 $9,045. 
 
 Fruit raised, 1,132 bush. ; Y. $380; hops, 21 lbs. ; Y. $3. 
 
 Butter, 15,985 lbs. ; Y. $2,600 ; cheese, 13,266 lbs. ; Y. $725 ; 
 honey, 120 lbs. ; Y. $ 
 
 PETERSHAM. 
 
 Woollen Mills, 1 ; sets of machinery, 1 ; wool consumed, 
 4,000 lbs.; cassimere m'd, 1,990 yds.; Y, $1,651 ; satinet, 
 1,980 yds.; Y. $2,238; flannel or blanketing, 500 yds.; Y. 
 $210; C. $L500; M. E. 6 ; F. E. 2. 
 
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 Plough Manufactories, 1 ; ploughs and other agricultural 
 tools m'd, 50 ; V. ^250 ; C. $700 ; E. 1. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Rail-road Cars and other Vehicles, 
 4; V. of vehicles m'd, |2,000 ; C. $1,000; E. 4. 
 
 Chair and Cabinet Ware Manufactories, 1 ; V. of articles 
 m'd, $800; C. $1,000; E. 2. 
 
 Tin Ware Manufactories, 1 ; V. of ware, $300; C. $1,000; 
 E. 1. 
 
 Tanneries, 2 ; hides tanned, 1,100; Y. of leather tanned and 
 curried, $1,467; C. $2,600; E. 3. 
 
 Boots m'd, 5,225 pairs ; shoes, 4,614 pairs ; V. of boots and 
 shoes, $10,369; M. E. 25; F. E. 2. 
 
 Palm-leaf Hats m'd, 59,813; V. $14,953; F. E. 229. 
 
 Bricks m'd, 80,000; V. $360; E. 2. 
 
 V. of Blocks and Pumps m'd, $150 ; E. 1. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 223,096 feet; V. $17,822; E. 18. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 710 cords ; V. $850 ; E. 4. 
 
 Sheep, 584 ; V. $1,662 ; wool produced, 2,058 lbs. ; V. $677. 
 
 Horses, 204; V. $9,890; neat cattle, 1,753; Y. $38,512 ; 
 swine, 245; Y. $1,579. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 7,441 bush. ; Y. $5,581 ; wheat, 
 691 bush.; Y. $886; rye, 671 bush. ; Y. $503; barley, 1,719 
 bush.; Y. $1,031; oats, 8,001 bush.; Y. $2,667 ; potatoes, 16,- 
 227 bush. ; Y. $4,106 ; Y. of other esculent vegetables, $847; 
 hay, 3,634 tons ; Y. $23,044. 
 
 Fruit raised, 23,542 bush. ; Y. $1,522. 
 
 Batter, 29,220 lbs.; Y. $3,815; cheese, 119,740 lbs.; Y. 
 $6,003; honey, 406 lbs. ; Y. $79. 
 
 PHILLIPSTON. 
 
 Cotton Mills, 1 ; spindles, 744; cotton consumed, 66,600 lbs. ; 
 cotton cloth m'd, 200,000 yds. brown sheetings; Y, $13,000; 
 M. E. 7 ; F. E. 12. 
 
 Woollen Mills, 1 ; sets of machinery, 1 ; wool consumed, 
 
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 14,000 lbs. ; Kentucky jeans m'd, 25,000 yds. ; woollen yarn 
 m'd for listing, 2,000 lbs. ; M. E. 5 ; F. E. 3. 
 
 V. of Sleighs m'd, $860; E. 2. 
 
 Chair and Cabinet Ware Manufactories, 1 ; V. of articles 
 m'd, $3,150; C. $300; E. 5. 
 
 Cane Chair Bottoms m'd, 22,500; V. of labor, $675 ; palm- 
 leaf splittings, Y. of labor, $1,500. 
 
 Tanneries, 2; hides tanned, 2,175 ; V. of leather tanned and 
 curried, $8,000; C. $2,500 ; E. 5. 
 
 Boots m'd, 120 pairs ; shoes, 230 pairs ; V. of boots and 
 shoes, $675 ; M. E. 3. 
 
 Palm-leaf Hats m'd, 64,000; V. $10,000. ^ • 
 
 V. of Wooden Ware m'd, $325. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 360,000 feet ; Y. $2,600. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared. 500 cords ; Y. $875. 
 
 Sheep, 300; Y. $700; wool produced, 900 lbs.; Y. $300. 
 
 Horses, 92; Y. $4,000; neat cattle, 754; Y. $20,000; swine, 
 157; Y. $1,200. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 3,500 bush. ; Y. $2,625 ; wheat, 
 550 bush.; Y. $687 ; rye, 400 bush. ; Y. .$300; barley, 1,300 
 bush. ; Y. $850; oats, 3,404 bush. ; Y. $1,133; potatoes, 14,- 
 000 bush. ; Y. $4,666; other esculent vegetables, 3,000 bush. ; 
 Y. $600; hay, 1,700 tons; Y. $13,600. 
 
 Fruit raised, 10,000 bush. ; Y. $1,250. 
 
 Butter, 18,000 lbs. ; Y. $2,250; cheese, 29,500 lbs. ; Y. $1,- 
 475; honey, 150 lbs.; Y. $25. 
 
 PRINCETON. 
 
 Plough Manufactories, 1 ; ploughs and other agricultural 
 tools m'd, 75 ; Y. $450 ; C. $150; E. 1. 
 
 Chair Manufactories, 3: chairs m'd, 16,000; Y. $5,800 ; C. 
 $1,200; E. 12. 
 
 Tanneries, 2; hides tanned, 8,000; Y. of leather tanned and 
 curried, $25,000 ; C. $8,000 ; E. 8. 
 
 Shoes m'd, 65,000 ; Y. $33,000 ; M. E. 85 ; F. E. 15. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 12,000 feet; Y. $8,400; E. 16. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 1,000 cords; Y. $2,000; E. 4. 
 
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 Sheep, 476; V. $1,176; wool produced, 1,428 lbs.; V. $328. 
 
 Horses, 167; V. $7,850; neat cattle, 1,524; V. $33,427 ; 
 swine, 235 ; Y. $1,671. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 5,000 bush. ; V. $3,750; wheat, 
 1,800 bush. ; V. $1,800; rye, 2,000 bush.; V. $1,500; barley, 
 800 bush. ; V. $400 ; oats, 4,000 bush.; V. $1,400 ; potatoes, 
 20,000 bush. ; V. $4,000 ; other esculent vegetables, 2,000 
 bush. ; V. $500 ; hay, 4,000 tons ; V. $25,000. 
 
 Fruit raised, 5,000 bush. ; V. $1,000. 
 
 Butter, 50,000 lbs. ; V. $7,500 ; cheese 30,000 lbs. ; V. 
 $1,500. 
 
 ROYALSTON. 
 
 Woollen Mills, 2; sets of machinery, 5; wool consumed, 
 84,145 lbs.; cassiraere m'd, 65,000 yds.; V. $59,590; M. E. 
 31 ; F. E. 25. 
 
 Chair and Cabinet Ware Manufactories, 6 ; V. of articles 
 m'd, $14,185 ; C. $10,300; E. 18. 
 
 Tanneries, 2; hides tanned, 975; V. of leather tanned and 
 curried, $3,850; C. $1,500; E. 3. 
 
 Boots m'd, 378 pairs; shoes, 3,720 pairs; V. of boots and 
 shoes, $b,012; M. E. 14. 
 
 Straw Bonnets and Hats m'd, 50; V. $40 ; Y. of straw braid 
 m'd and not made into bonnets and hats, $30; palm-leaf hats 
 m'd, 48,492 ; Y. $8,802. 
 
 Y. of Blocks and Pumps m'd, $150; E. 1. 
 
 Y. of Wooden Ware m'd, $20,090; E. 24. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 2,157,000 feet; Y. $15,115. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 597 cords; Y. $1,010. 
 
 Sperm Oil consumed in manufacturing establishments, 635 
 galls.; Y. $571; whale oil, 140 galls.; Y. $70; other kinds of 
 oil, ],000 galls.; Y. $650. 
 
 Merino Sheep, 370; all other kinds, 688; Y. of all the sheep, 
 $1,494; merino wool produced, 1,127 lbs. : all other kinds, 1,735 
 lbs. ; Y. of all the wool, $948. 
 
 Horses, 211; Y. $9,062; neat cattle, 1,622; Y. $25,861 
 swine, 181 ; Y. $1,267. 
 
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 Indian Com or Maize raised, 4,926 bush. ; V. $3,694; wheat, 
 1,053 bush.; V. $1,337; rye, 737 bush.; V. $552; barley, 
 1,S69 bush. ; V. $1,246; oats, 4,122 bush.; V. $1,546; potatoes, 
 15,462 bush.; V. $5,154; other esculent vegetables, 1,625 
 bush.; V. $541 ; hay, 2,866 tons; V. $23,634. 
 
 Fruit raised, 7,631 bush. ; V. $1,373; raw silk, 5 lbs.; V. $25. 
 
 Butter, 29,280 lbs.; V. $4,099; cheese, 27,505 lbs.; V. 
 $1,377; honey, 300 lbs. ; V. $37; shoe pegs m'd, 3,000 bush. 
 
 V. of Brushwoods m'd, $2,500; C. $1,000; E. 4. 
 
 V. of Woollen Gloves m'd, $37. 
 
 V. of Sashes, Blinds and Doors, m'd, $1,100. 
 
 V. of Shoe Boxes m'd, $1,000. 
 
 V. of Rakes m'd, $185. 
 
 V. of Carriages m'd, $2,000 ; E. 3. 
 
 V. of Palm-leaf Hats m'd, $560. 
 
 V. of Stave Machines m'd, $L20. 
 
 RUTLAND. ■ 
 
 Woollen Mills, 1 ; sets of machinery, 1 ; wool consumed, 
 37,000 lbs. ; satinet m'd, 50,000 yds. ; V. $20,000 ; M. E. 6 ; F. 
 E. 5. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Rail-road Cars and other Vehicles, 
 2 ; V. of vehicles m'd, $6,800 ; C. $2,000 ; E. 12. 
 
 Chair and Cabinet Ware Manufactories, 3 ; V. of articles 
 m'd, $800; C. $400; E. 3. 
 
 Tanneries, 1; hides tanned, 250; Y. of leather tanned and 
 curried, $500 ; C. $250 ; E. 1. 
 
 Boots m'd, 27,600 pairs ; V. $39,400; M. E. 67; F. E. 25. 
 
 Palm-leaf Hats m'd, 28,500; V. $6,000; F. E. 200. 
 
 V. of Wooden Ware m'd, $700 ; E. 3. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 1,613,000 feet; V. $8,400; E. 15. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 2,200 cords; V. $4,000; E. 20. 
 
 Sperm Oil consumed in manufacturing establishments, 225 
 galls. ; V. $230 ; other kinds of oil, 640 galls. ; V. $500. 
 
 Sheep, 360; V. $875 ; wool produced, 1,100 lbs. ; V. $365. 
 
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 Horses, 180; V. $7,825; neat cattle, 1,335; V. $28,703; 
 swine, 182; V. $1,561 
 
 Indian Cora or Maize raised, 4,200 bush. ; V. $2,800 ; wheat, 
 73 bush. ; V. $90 ; rye, 850 bush. ; Y. $G37 ; barley, 2,735 
 bush.; V, $1,367; oais, 5,483 bush.; V. $1,828; potatoes, 
 10,000 bush.; Y. $4,200; other esculent vegetables, 1,125 
 bush. ; Y. $300; hay, 2,400 tons; Y. $19,200. 
 
 Fruit raised, 3,000 bush. ; Y. $800. 
 
 Butter, 26,000 lbs.; Y. $3,900; cheese, 39,000 lbs.; Y. 
 $1,950. 
 
 SHREWSBURY. 
 
 Harness Manufactories, 1 ; Y. of harnesses m'd, $240 ; C. 
 $120; E. 1. 
 
 Hat Manufactories, 1; hats m'd, 100; Y. $250; C. $150; 
 E. 1. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Fire Arms, 3; fowling-pieces and 
 rifles m'd, 415; Y. $4,075; C. $1,358; E. 5. 
 
 Cabinet Ware Manufactories, 1; Y. of articles m'd, $450; 
 C. $70; E. 1. 
 
 Tanneries, 1; hides tanned, 2,900; Y. of leather tanned and 
 curried, $13,410; C. $9,000; E. 14. 
 
 Shoes m'd, 127,500 pairs; Y. $97,617; M. E. 170; F. E. 
 162. 
 
 Straw Bonnets m'd, 75 ; Y. $150 ; Y. of straw braid m'd 
 and not made into bonnets and hats, $99; F. E. 2. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 787 cords; Y. $2,122 ; M. E. 9. 
 
 Merino Sheep, 4; other kinds, 134; Y. of all the sheep, 
 $346; merino wool produced, 11 lbs. ; all other kinds, 432 lbs,; 
 Y. of all the wool, $111. 
 
 Horses, 173; Y. $9,281; neat cattle, 1,112; Y. $27,683; 
 swine, 257; Y. $2,151. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 10,154 bush. ; Y. $7,616; wheat, 
 63 bush.; Y. t^S ; rye, 1,221 bush.; Y. $915; barley, 1,268 
 bush.; Y. $841; oats, 5,621 bush.; Y. $2,248; potatoes, 
 
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 18,093 bush. ; V. $6,870; other esculent vegetables, 1,476 bush. ; 
 V. $337; hay, 2,299 tons; V. |22,037. 
 
 Fruit raised, 20,818 bush. ; V. $11,274. 
 
 Butter, 93,491 lbs. ; V. $15,280 ; cheese, 27,263 lbs. ; V. 
 $1,762; honey, 185 lbs. ; V. $37. 
 
 SOUTHBOROUGH. 
 
 Brush Manufactories, 1 ; V. of brushes m'd, $2,500 ; C. 
 $700 ; E. 5. 
 
 Boots m'd, 22,980 pairs; shoes, 25,385 pairs; V. of boots 
 and shoes, $51,202; M. E. 110; F. E. 35. 
 
 Straw Bonnets and Hats m"d, 20,500; V. $16,000; V. of 
 straw braid m'd, and not made into bonnets and hats, $107 ; F. 
 E. 33. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 134 cords; V. $459 ; E. 2. 
 
 Sperm Oil consumed in manufacturing, 30 galls. ; V. $27; 
 whale oil, 20 galls.; V. $15; all other kinds of oil, 100 galls. ; 
 V. $85; bituminous coal mined in the U. States, consumed in 
 manufacturing, 13 tons ; V. $198; V. of all other articles of 
 American production, excepting cotton, wool and iron consum- 
 ed in manufacturing, $16,820; V. of all other articles of for- 
 eign production, excepting as above consumed, $19,000. 
 
 Sheep, 19 ; V. $56 ; wool produced, 56 lbs. ; V. $22. 
 
 Horses, 119; V. $6,152 ; neat cattle, 989 ; V. $19,975 ; swine, 
 298 ; V. $2,305. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 9.685 bush. ; V. ,$6,395 ; wheat, 
 135 bush.; V. $202; rye, 1,041 bush.; V. $883; barley, 481 
 bush. ; V. $240 ; oats, 5,834 bush. ; V. $2,041 ; potatoes, 22,959 
 bush. ; V. $4,591 ; other esculent vegetables, 1,030 bush.; V. 
 $220; hay, 1,818 tons ; V. $16,792. 
 
 Fruit raised, 8,900 bush.; V. $1,984. 
 
 Butter, 41,945 lbs.; V. $8,942; cheese, 2,800 lbs.; V. $110. 
 
 Milk, 68,912 galls. ; V. $5,513. 
 
 V. of Calves, $1,566. 
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 SOUTHBRIDGE. 
 
 Cotton Mills, 6; spindles, 13,098; cotton consumed, 493,000 
 lbs.; cotton cloth m'd, 550,000 yds.; fine sheetings 1,600,000 
 yds.; coarse print goods, 2,150,000 yds.; V. |134,000; C. 
 $135,000; M. E. 135; F. E. 141. 
 
 Woollen Mills, 1 ; sets of machinery, 11; wool consumed, 
 350,000 lbs. ; broadcloth m'd, 120,000 yds. ; V. $300,000 ; cas- 
 simere, 1,000 yds. ; V. $800; C. $300,000; M. E. 125; F. E. 
 130. 
 
 Water-Twisted Kersey m'd, 69,074 yds.; V. $11,617; C. 
 $3,000 ; E. 13. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Worsted Goods, or Goods of which 
 W^orsted is a component part, 2; goods m'd, 1,560,000 yds.; V. 
 $195,000; C. $220,000; M. E. 118; F. E. 157. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Gold and Silver Ware and Jewel- 
 ry, 1 ; V. of articles m'd, $12,728; C. $2,500; E. 10. 
 
 Saddle, Harness and Trunk Manufactories, 1 : V. of articles 
 m'd, $800; C. $500 ; M. E. 2. 
 
 Soap and Tallow Candle Manufactories, 1 ; soap m'd, 28,000 
 lbs.; V. $1,120; candles m'd, 4,000 lbs. ; V. $320; C. $750 : 
 M. E. 2. 
 
 Chair and Cabinet Ware Manufactories, 1 ; V. of articles 
 m'd, $1,000 ; C. $1,500 ; E. 3. 
 
 Tin Ware Manufactories, 1 ; V. of ware, $3,000 ; C. $3,000 ; 
 E. 3. 
 
 Boots m'd, 4,580 pairs ; shoes, 2,580 pairs ; V. of boots and 
 shoes, $11,367; M. E. 20. 
 
 Bricks m'd, 250,000; V. $1,000; E. 4. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 413,000 feet; V. $4,130; M. E. 15. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 1,518 cords; V. $3,036; M. E. 10. 
 
 Sperm Oil consumed in manufacturing, 2,457 galls. ; V. 
 $2,457; whale oil consumed, 500 galls.; Y. $250; all other 
 kinds of oil, 6,000 galls.; V. $5,000 ; V. of all other articles of 
 American production, excepting cotton, wool and iron, consum- 
 ed in manufacturing, $40,000. 
 
 Saxony Sheep, 300; merinos, 206; all other sheep, 282; V. 
 of all the sheep, $1,175; Saxony wool produced, 800 lbs. ; me- 
 
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 rino, 60S lbs. ; all other kinds of wool, 490 lbs. ; V. of all the 
 wool, $595. 
 
 Horses, 164 ; V. $8,892 ; neat cattle, 1,045 ; V. $20,190 ; 
 swine, 332 ; V. $4,278. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 6.506 bush. ; Y. $4,879 ; wheat, 
 113 bush. ; Y. $141 ; rye, 459 bush. ; Y. $381 ; barley, 848 
 bush. ; Y. $509 ; oats, 4,076 bush. ; Y. $1,358 ; potatoes, 16,- 
 153 bush. ; Y. $4,038; other esculent vegetables, 1,368 bush. ; 
 Y. $456; hay, 2,026 tons; Y. $23,060. 
 
 Fruit raised, 9,696 bush. ; Y. $1,444 ; raw silk, 20 lbs. ; Y. $95. 
 
 Butter, 21,913 lbs. ; Y. $3,068 ; cheese, 36,975 lbs. ; Y. $1,849 ; 
 honey, 312 lbs. ; Y. $52 ; beeswax, 33 lbs. ; Y. $11. 
 
 SPENCER. 
 
 Cotton Mills, 3; spindles, 1,200; cotton consumed, 116,000 
 lbs. ; cotton cloth m'd, sheetings, 15,000 yds. ; Y. $1,050; cotton 
 yarn m'd and not made into cloth, (satinet warps,) 44,000 lbs. ; 
 Y. $9,200; pelisse wadding m'd, 1,250 bales of 360 pieces each, 
 Y. $12,000; C. $14,500; M. E. 19; F. E. 12. 
 
 Woollen Mills, 1 ; sets of machinery, 1 ; wool consumed, 
 9,000 lbs.; satinet m'd, 8,000 yds.; Y. $4,000; C. $2,000 ; M. 
 E. 4 ; F. E. 3. 
 
 Scythe Manufactories, 2; scythes m'd, 2,040; Y. $1,530; C. 
 $2,000 ; E. 3. 
 
 Powder Mills, 1 ; powder m'd, 132,500 lbs. ; Y. $15,000; C. 
 $3,500; E. 4. 
 
 Chair and Cabinet Ware Manufactories, 1 ; chairs m'd, 
 1,000; Y. of chairs and other furniture m'd, $2,700. 
 
 Tanneries, 1; hides tanned, 2,000; Y. of leather tanned and 
 curried, $4,500; C. $3,500; E. 5. 
 
 Boots m'd, 64,850 pairs; Y. $93,100; M. E. 126; F. E. 41. 
 
 Palm-leaf Hats m'd, 7,007; Y. $1,752; F. E. 68. 
 
 Bricks m'd, 60,000; Y. $300; E. 2. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 287,000 feet; Y. $3,135 ; E. 31. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 2,140 cords; Y. $5,700 ; E. 24. 
 
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 Sheep, 468 ; V. ||1,872 ; wool produced, 1,872 lbs. ; V. $700. 
 
 Horses, 237; V. $9,480; neat cattle, 1,577; V. $31,858; 
 swine, 240; V. |1,440. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 9,100 bush. ; V. $6,725 ; rye, 
 658 bush.; V. $526; barley, 1,823 bush.; V. $1,050; oats, 
 9,705 bush. ; V. .f 3,571 ; potatoes, 15,460 bush. ; V. $5,411 ; 
 other esculent vegetables, 2,450 bush. ; V. $250 ; hay, 2,662 
 tons ; Y. $22,314. 
 
 Fruit raised, 13,700 bush. ; V. $1,370. 
 
 Butter, 34,160 lbs. ; V. $4,783; cheese, 58,500 lbs. ; V. $2,- 
 925 ; honey, 333 lbs. ; V. $67. 
 
 V. of Whip Handles m'd, $108. 
 
 V. of Garments m'd, $16,000 ; E. 39. 
 
 Wire Mills, 2; wh-e drawn, 32,000 lbs.; V. $8,000; C. 
 $3,000 ; E. 6. 
 
 STERLING. 
 
 V. of Saddles, Harnesses, and Trunks m'd, $890. 
 
 Hat and Cap Manufactories, 1 ; hats and caps m'd, 403; V. 
 $1,000; C. $600; E. 1. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Rail-road Cars and other Vehicles, 
 2; V. of vehicles m'd, $2,500; C. $400; E. 3. 
 
 Chair and Cabinet Ware Manufactories, 34; Y. of articles 
 m'd, $41,050; C. $13,500; E. 84. 
 
 Flouring Mills, 1 ; flour m'd, 100 bbls. ; Y. $500. 
 
 Tanneries, 1; hides tanned, 1,800; Y. of leather tanned and 
 curried, $3,500; C. $3,500; E. 3. 
 
 Boots m'd, 1,000 pairs; shoes, 4,000 pairs; Y. of boots and 
 shoes, $7,000 ; M. E. 5. 
 
 Palm-leaf Hats m'd, 112,400; Y. $29,000; F. E. 225. 
 
 Bricks m'd, 450,000 ; Y. $1,800 ; E. 8. 
 
 Y. of Building Stone quarried and prepared, $200. 
 
 Y. of W^ooden Ware m'd, $2,875 ; E. 7. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 958,000 feet; Y. $10,357; E. 12. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 2,048 cords ; Y. $2,980 ; E. 6. 
 
 V. of Brown Earthern Ware m'd, $2,500 ; C. $200 ; E. 3. 
 
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 Sheep, 276; V. |828 ; wool produced, 1,104 lbs. ; V. |368. 
 
 Horses, 224; V. ,4^11,400; neat cattle, 1,387; V. $34,793; 
 swine, 600 ; V. |5,100. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 8,655 bush. ; V. $6,491 ; wheat, 
 776 bush.; V. ,$970; rye, 2,554 bush.; V. $2,013; barley, 
 1,113 bush. ; V. $701 ; oats, 4,189 bush. ; V. $1,396 ; potatoes, 
 23,542 bush. ; V. $5,885 ; other esculent vegetables, 1,000 
 bush. ; V. $200 ; hay, 3,321 tons ; V. $30,294. 
 
 Fruit raised, 11,945 bush.; V. $3,723; hops, 1,000 lbs.; 
 V. $100. 
 
 Butter, 75,145 lbs.; V. $12,657; cheese, 15,260 lbs.; V. 
 $915 ; honey, 300 lbs. ; V. $50. 
 
 Calves, 600; V. $2,600; lambs, 142; V. $284. 
 
 STURBRIDGE. 
 
 Cotton Mills, 4; spindles, 12,320; cotton consumed, 375,000 
 lbs.; cotton cloth m'd, 1,900,000 yds.; V. $118,000; cotton 
 batting m'd, 10,000 lbs.; C. $132,000; M. E. 90; F. E. 187. 
 
 Plough Manufactories, 1 ; ploughs, and other agricultural 
 tools m'd, 50; V. $400; C. $150; E. 1. 
 
 Harness Manufactories, 1; V. of harnesses m'd, $550; C. 
 $500 ; E. 4. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Wagons, Sleighs, and other Ve- 
 hicles, 2; V. of vehicles m'd, $5,550; C. $2,125 ; E. 10. 
 
 Chair and Cabinet Ware Manufactories, 1 ; V. of articles m'd, 
 $800 ; C. $1,000 ; E. 2. 
 
 Tin Ware Manufactories, 1 ; V. of ware, $500; C. $300 ; 
 E. 1. 
 
 Tanneries, 2 ; hides tanned, 1,575; V. of leather tanned and 
 curried, $3,850 ; C. $2,000 ; E. 4. 
 
 Boots m'd, 805 pairs; shoes, 21,175 pairs; V. of boots and 
 shoes, $16,178 ; M. E. 21 ; F. E. 8. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 406,900 feet; V. $3,684; E. 8. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 2,717 cords; V. $5,497; E. 15. 
 
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 Sperm Oil consumed in manufacturing, 1,400 galls. ; V. $1,- 
 260 ; whale oil, 500 galls. ; V. $250 ; V. of all other articles of 
 American production consumed, excepting cotton, wool, and 
 iron, $2,075. 
 
 Merino Sheep, 1,712; all other kinds of sheep, 51 ; V. of all 
 kinds, $1,650; merino wool produced, 4,661 lbs.; all other 
 wool, 106 lbs.; V. of all kinds, $1,281. 
 
 Horses, 186; V. $9,140; neat cattle, 1,620; V. $29,616; 
 swine, 260 ; V. $1,728. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 7,922 bush. ; V. $5,940; wheat, 
 281 bush.; V. $299; rye, 1,118 bush.; V. $838; barley, 550 
 bush. ; V. $338 ; oats, 9,764 bush. ; V. $3,254 ; potatoes, 2,049 
 bush.; V. $683; other esculent vegetables, 2,340 bush.; V. 
 $585; hay, 3,181 tons; V. $22,642. 
 
 Fruit raised, 13,191 bush. ; V. $1,481. 
 
 Butter, 39,777 lbs.; V. $5,966; cheese, 35,514 lbs.; V. 
 $1,665. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Augurs and Bitts, 1 ; V. $9,375 ; 
 C. $3,000 ; E. 14. 
 
 SUTTON. 
 
 Cotton Mills, 4 ; spindles, 8,336 ; cotton consumed, 349,955 
 lbs.; cotton cloth m'd, 1,773,445 yds. (printing cloth); V. 
 $108,000; C. $100,000; M. E. 110; F. E. 126. 
 
 Woollen Mills, 1 ; sets of machinery, 2 ; wool consumed, 
 50,000 lbs.; Kentucky jeans m'd, 100,000 yds.; V. $30,000; 
 C. $6,000 ; M. E. 10 ; F. E. 12. 
 
 Scythe Manufactories, 1; scythes m'd, 300 dozen; V. $2,700; 
 C. $2,000 ; E. 6. 
 
 Plough Manufactories, 1 ; ploughs and other agricultural 
 tools m'd, 400; V. $3,000; C. $1,000; E. 4. 
 
 Saddle, Harness and Trunk Manufactories, 1 ; V. of articles 
 m'd, $787; E. 2. 
 
 Flouring Mills, 1 ; flour m'd, 1,000 bbls. ; V. $5,500 ; C. 
 $5,000; E. 2. 
 
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 Boots m'd, 3,040 pairs; shoes, 102,200 pairs; V. of boots and 
 shoes, 160,860 ; M. E. 108 ; F. E. 95. 
 
 V. of Mechanics' Tools m'd, $4,000 ; E. 7. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 12,250 feet; V. $112. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 975 cords; V. $1,683. 
 
 Sperm Oil consumed in manufacturing, 1,195 galls. ; V. 
 $1,150; anthracite coal consumed in manufacturing, 86 tons; 
 V. $602 ; V. of all other articles of American production con- 
 sumed, excepting cotton, wool and iron, $6,000. 
 
 Merino Sheep, 3; other kinds of sheep, 364; V. of all the 
 sheep, $677; merino wool produced, 10 lbs.; other kinds of 
 wool, 728 lbs. ; V. of all the wool, $300. 
 
 Horses, 187; V. $8,355; neat cattle, 1,354; V. $26,525; 
 swine, 430; V. $2,7C0. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 11,000 bush. ; V. $8,250; wheat, 
 119 bush.; V. $119; rye, 1,060 bush.; V. $883; barley, 1,327 
 bush.; V. $796; oats, 9,479 bush.; V. $3,317; potatoes, 17,- 
 966 bush. ; V. $4,491 ; other, esculent vegetables, 1,657 bush. ; 
 V. $250 ; hay, 2,579 tons ; V. $23,744. 
 
 Fruit raised, 5,046 bush. ; V. $1,261. 
 
 Butter, 29,423 lbs.; V. $4,903; cheese, 26,622 lbs.; V. 
 $1,597. 
 
 TEMPLETON. 
 
 Woollen Mills. 2; sets of machinery, 7; wool consumed, 
 240,000 lbs. ; broadcloth m'd, 30,000 yds. ; V. $60,000 ; cassi- 
 mere, 120,000 yds.; V. $120,000; C. $100,000; M. E. 75; F. 
 E. 64. 
 
 Furnaces for m. of Hollow Ware and Castings other than 
 Pig Iron, 1 ; hollow ware and castings m'd, 45 tons; V. $3,000 j 
 C. $500 ; E. 4. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Cotton, Woollen and other Machin- 
 ery, 1; V. of machinery m'd, $3,000; C. $800; E. 7. 
 
 Manufactories of Shovels, Spades, Forks and Hoes, 1 ; V. of 
 articles m'd, $1,500; C. $500; E. 2. 
 
 Brush Manufactories. 1 ; V. of brushes m'd, $500 ; C. $75 ; 
 E. 4. 
 
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 Saddle, Harness and Trunk Manufactories, 1 ; V. of articles 
 m'd, |L200; C. $300; E. 2. 
 
 Hat and Cap Manufactories, 1 ; hats and caps m'd, 2,100 ; 
 Y. $4,000; C. $1,000; E. 3. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Rail-road Cars and other Vehicles, 
 1 ; V. of vehicles m'd, $500 ; E. 1. 
 
 Chair and Cabinet Ware Manufactories, 14 ; V. of articles 
 m'd, $34,330, C. $6,000; M. E. 63; F. E. 40. 
 
 Tin Ware Manufactories, 1 ; Y. of ware, $6,500; C. $2,000 ; 
 E. 8. 
 
 Tanneries, 3; hides tanned, 3,800; Y. of leather tanned and 
 curried, $16,800; C. $7,500; E. 8. 
 
 Boots m'd, 18.500 pairs; shoes, 2,500 pairs; Y. of boots and 
 shoes, $24,925 ; M. E. 33 ; F. E. 15. 
 
 Palm-leaf Hats m'd, 70,000; Y. $14,000; F. E. 160. 
 
 Bricks m'd, 95,000; Y. $380; E. 1. 
 
 Y. of Wooden Ware m'd, $2,000 ; E. 6. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 2,330,000 feet; Y. $20,000; E. 35. 
 
 Sheep, 167; Y. $390; wool produced, 670 lbs. ; Y. $223. 
 
 Horses, 206; Y. $8,737, neat cattle, 1,172; Y. $23,394; 
 swine, 180; Y. $1,147. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 3,457 bush. ; Y. $2,420 ; wheat, 
 307 bush. ; Y. $307; rye, 654 bush.; Y. $490; barley, 3,384 
 bush. ; Y. $2,030; oats, 2,406 bush. ; Y. $794; potatoes, 12,787 
 bush.; Y. $3,197; other esculent vegetables, 2,000 bush.; Y. 
 $500 ; hay, 2,250 tons ; Y. $18,000. 
 
 Fruit raised, 11,362 bush. ; Y. $1,136. 
 
 Butter, 24,455 lbs.; Y. $3,057; cheese, 21,460 lbs.; Y. 
 $1,073. 
 
 Y. of Doors, Sashes and Blinds m'd, $5,600. 
 
 Y. of Packing Boxes m'd, $300; E. 6. 
 
 Y. of Metre Cards and Boxes m'd, $3,500 ; E. 5. 
 
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 UPTON. 
 
 Saddle, Harness and Trunk Manufactories, 1; V. of articles 
 m'd, $3,750; C. $500; E. 3. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Rail-road Cars and other Vehicles, 
 2 ; V. of vehicles m'd, $1,GT0 ; C. |500 ; E. 2. 
 
 Tanneries, 1; V. of leather tanned and curried, $4,000; C. 
 $425 ; E. 2. 
 
 Boots m'd, 18,000 pairs; shoes, 25,000 pairs; Y. of boots and 
 shoes; $41,357; M. E. 75 ; F. E. 50. 
 
 Straw Bonnets and Hats m'd, 89,430; V. $57,270; V. of 
 straw braid m'd and not made into bonnets and hats, $28,000; 
 F. E. 200. 
 
 y. of Building Stone quarried and prepared, $500 ; E. 1. 
 
 V. of Mechanics' Tools m'd, $1,000; E. 2. 
 
 V. of Wooden Ware m'd, $1,200 ; E. 2. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 315,000 feet; V. $3,7S0: shingles, 600,000; 
 V. $1,200; E. 10. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 728 cords; Y. $2,700; E. 4. 
 
 Sheep, 27; Y. $54; wool produced, 90 lbs. ; Y. $36. 
 
 Horses, 127; Y. $7,005; neat cattle, 645 ; Y. $13,886; swine, 
 264 ; Y. $2,640. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 5,784 bush.; Y. $1,338; rye, 
 1,038 bush. ; Y. $865 ; barley, 429 bush. ; Y. $300; oats, 2,907 
 bush. ; Y. $1,017; potatoes, 13,796 bush. ; Y. $3,449; hay, 967 
 tons; Y. $11,904. 
 
 Fruit raised, 4,619 bush. ; Y. $1,154. 
 
 Butter, 17,880 lbs. ; Y. $2,980 ; cheese, 10,200 lbs. ; Y. $712; 
 honey, 578 lbs.; Y. $96; beeswax, 100 lbs.; Y. $33. 
 
 Cranberries, 600 bush. ; Y. $600. 
 
 Beans, 180 bush. ; Y. $270. 
 
 UXBRIDGE. 
 
 Cotton Mills, 4; spindles, 9,036; cotton consumed, 289,902 
 lbs. ; cloth m'd, 808,633 yds. ; Y. $70,000 ; yarn m'd and not 
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 made into cloth, (satinet warps,) 56,800 lbs. ; V. $12,625 ; C. 
 $105,000; M. E. 85; F. E. 125. 
 
 Woollen Mills, 5 ; sets of machinery, 11; wool consumed, 
 286,600 lbs.; satinet m'd, 211,600 yds.; V. |1S5,120; Ken- 
 tucky jeans, 76,076 yds.; V. $37,512; plaid flannel, 64,000 
 yds. ; V. $10,000 ; yarn m'd and not made into cloth, 4,200 
 lbs. ; V. $4,000; C. $137,000; M. E. 107; F. E. 83. 
 
 Saddle^ Harness and Trunk Manufactories, 2 ; V. of articles 
 m'd, $900 ; C. $300 ; E. 3. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Coaches, Chaises and other Vehi- 
 cles, 3; V. of vehicles m'd, $4,500; C. $3,000; E. 12. 
 
 Cabinet Ware Manufactories, 2; V. of articles m'd, $1,582; 
 C. $1,000; E. 3. 
 
 Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Manufactories, 1 ; V. of articles 
 m'd, $3,500; C. $6,000; E. 4. 
 
 Flouring Mills, 1 ; flour m'd, 170 bbls. ; V. $935 ; C. $400 ; 
 E. 1. 
 
 Tanneries, 1 ; hides tanned, 2,500 ; V. of leather tanned and 
 curried, $8,000; C. $5,000; E. 4. 
 
 Boots m'd, 10,300 pairs; shoes, 7,377 pairs; V. of boots and 
 shoes, $20,800; M. E. 53; F. E. 14. 
 
 Straw Bonnets and Hats m'd, 200; V. $450; V. of straw 
 braid m'd and not made into bonnets and hats, $540 ; F. E. 
 12. 
 
 Bricks m'd, 400,000; Y. $2,400; E. 6. 
 V. of Building Stone quarried and prepared, $1,750 ; E. 6. 
 Lumber prepared, 370,500 feet ; V. $4,750 ; E. 5. 
 Fire Wood prepared, 2,600 cords ; V. $8,466 ; E. 15. 
 Sperm Oil consumed in manufacturing, 1,680 galls.; V. 
 $1,140; whale oil, 600 galls. ; V. $450; all other kinds of oil, 
 3,420 galls.; V. $1,866; V. of all other articles of American 
 production excepting cotton, wool and iron consumed in manu- 
 facturing, $1,500; V. of all other articles of foreign production 
 excepting as above, consumed, $1,200. 
 
 Sheep, 57; V. $114; wool produced, 253 lbs ; V. $76. 
 Horses, 182; V. $10,002; neat cattle, 960; V. $20,900; 
 swine, 474 ; V. $8,037. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 10,801 bush.; V. $8,100; rye, 
 
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 1,789 bush.; V. $1,431; barley, 237 bush.; V. $159; oats, 
 6,259 bush.; V. $2,504; potatoes, 19,936 bush.; V. $4,984; 
 other esculent vegetables, 1,650 bush.; V. $825; hay, 2,110 
 tons; V. $26,070. 
 
 Fruit raised, 8,866 bush. ; V. $3,646. 
 
 Butter, 44,500 lbs. ; V. $7,416; cheese, 8,485 lbs. ; Y. $509; 
 honey, 73 lbs. ; V. $14. 
 
 WARREN. 
 
 Cotton Mills, 1; spindles, 1,700; cotton consumed, 52,000 
 lbs. ; sheetings m'd, 190,000 yds. ; V. $17,000 ; M. E. 15 ; F. 
 E. 17. 
 
 Woollen Mills, 1 ; sets of machinery, 1 ; wool consumed, 
 15,000 lbs. ; cassimere m'd, 11,500 yds. ; V. $8,625 ; C. $4,000 ; 
 M. E. 6 ; F. E. 4. 
 
 Forges, 1 ; bar iron, anchors, chain cables, «fcc. m'd, 50 tons; 
 V. $5,000 ; C. 3,000 ; E. 2. 
 
 Scythe Manufactories, 1 ; scythes m'd, 6,000 ; V. $5,000 ; C. 
 $5,000; E. 8. 
 
 Hat and Cap Manufactories, 1 ; hats and caps m'd, 300; V. 
 $700; C. $300; E. 3. 
 
 Boots m'd, 300 pairs ; shoes, 500 pairs ; V. of boots and shoes, 
 $1,100; E. 4. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 141,500 feet; Y. $2,190 ; E. 8. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 171 cords; Y. $419 ; E. 2. 
 
 Sheep, 629; Y. $1,183: wool produced, 1,829 lbs.; Y. $629. 
 
 Horses, 117; Y. $5,783; neat cattle, 1,498; Y. $32,506; 
 swine, 401 ; Y. $8,267. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 7,574 bush. ; Y. $5,297 ; wheat, 
 180 bush. ; Y. $269 ; rye, 800 bush. ; Y. $580 ; barley, 259 
 bush. ; Y. $185 ; oats, 7,248 bush. ; Y. $2,164 ; potatoes, 17,992 
 bush. ; Y. $3,921 ; other esculent vegetables, 379 bush. ; Y. 
 $35 ; hay, 2,663 tons ; Y. $18,211. 
 
 Fruit raised, 12,596 bush. ; Y. $813. 
 
 Butter, 12,915 lbs.; Y. $1,848; cheese, 278,250 lbs.; Y. 
 $10,357. 
 
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 WEBSTER. 
 
 Cotton Mills, 3; spindles, 9,328 ; cotton consumed, 463,968 
 lbs.; printing cloth m'd, 214,966 yds.; shirtings, 288,377 yds.; 
 649,826 yds. cloth. No. 16 and 17; in all, 1,153,170 yds.; V. 
 ^75,487; cotton yarn m'd and not made into cloth, 62,906 
 lbs.; V. $15,433; cotton thread m'd, 51,092 lbs.; V. $20,436; 
 C. $143,500; M. E. 109; F. E. 127. 
 
 Woollen ]\Iills. 1; sets of machinery, 5; wool consumed, 
 138,000 lbs. ; broadcloth m'd, 49,491 yds,; V. $148,473; cas- 
 simere, 5,313 yds. ; V. $7,970; C. $150,000; M. E. 74; F. E. 
 40. 
 
 Forges, 1; bar iron, anchors, chain cables and other articles 
 m'd, 3 tons; V. $1,200; C. $600; E. 3. 
 
 Furnaces for m. of Hollow Ware and Castings, other than 
 Pig Iron, 1: hollow ware and castings m'd, 100 tons; V. $7,- 
 500; C. $2,000; E. 5. 
 
 Saddle, Harness, and Trunk Manufactories, 1; V. of articles 
 m'd, $800; C. $400; E. 1. 
 
 Cap Manufactories, 1; caps m'd, 600; V. $500; C. $100; 
 E. 1. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Rail-road Cars and other Yehicles, 
 1 ; V. of vehicles m'd, $1,275 ; C. $500 ; E. 3. 
 
 Soap and Tallow Candle Manufactories, 1 ; soap m'd, 300 
 bbls. ; V. $750; C. $500; E. 1. 
 
 Chair and Cabinet Ware Manufactories, 1 ; V. of articles 
 m'd, $825; C. $400; E. 2. 
 
 Tin Ware Manufactories, 2; V. of ware, $1,250; C. $5,000; 
 E. 3. 
 
 Boots m'd, 550 pairs; shoes, 6,100 pairs; V. of boots and 
 shoes, $3,800 ; M. E. 6 ; F. E. 4. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 110,500 feet; V. $1,383; E. 6. 
 
 Fn-e Wood prepared, 2,305 cords ; V. $6,200 ; E. 28. 
 
 Sperm Oil consumed in manufacturing, 1,000 galls. ; V. $960; 
 all other kinds of oil, 2,400 galls.; V. $1,440; anthracite coal 
 consumed in manufacturing, 60 tons; V. $451 ; V. of all other 
 articles of American production, excepting cotton, wool, and 
 iron, consumed in manufacturing, $13,725 ; Y. of all other 
 
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 articles of foreign production, excepting as above, consumed, 
 $8,043. 
 
 Merino Sheep, 118; V. j$200; wool produced, 300 lbs.; 
 V. $100. 
 
 Horses, 53; V. $3,975; neat cattle, 228; V. $4,560; swine, 
 78; Y. $312. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 2,630 bush. ; V. $1,972; rye, 
 767 bush. ; V. $639 ;- oats, 2,500 bush. ; Y. $925 ; potatoes, 
 5,433 bush.; Y. $1,477; other esculent vegetables, 220 bush.; 
 Y. $110; hay, 512 tons; Y. .$5,120. 
 
 Fruit raised, 3,489 bush. : Y. $698. 
 
 Butter, 6,355 lbs.: Y. $889; cheese, 3,403 lbs.; Y. $204; 
 honey, 105 lbs.: Y. $21. 
 
 Sheet Iron Stoves m'd, 300; Y. $1,500. 
 
 Y. of Stove Pipe m'd, $400. 
 
 Y. of Copper Boilers m'd, $400. 
 
 Y. of Baskets m'd, $25. 
 
 Y. of Barrels, Buckets, Firkins, and Tubs m'd, $150. 
 
 VYESTBOROUGH. 
 
 Axe Manufactories, 2; Y. of axes m'd, $1,150; C. $200; 
 E. 2. 
 
 Saddle, Harness, and Trunk Manufactories, 1 ; Y. of articles 
 m'd, $150. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Rail-road Cars and other Yehiclcs, 
 12; Y. of vehicles m'd, $13,222; C. $1,000; E. 15. 
 
 Chair and Cabinet Ware Manufactories, 1 ; Y. of articles 
 m'd, $500; C. $150; E. 1. 
 
 Tin Ware Manufactories, 1 : Y. of ware, $2,000; C. $500; 
 E. 2. 
 
 Tanneries, 1 ; hides tanned, 2,300; Y. of leather tanned and 
 curried, $4,925; C. $500; E. 2. 
 
 Boots m'd, 30,900 pairs; shoes, 109,920 pairs; Y. of boots 
 and shoes, $84,699 ; M. E. 200 ; F. E. 75. 
 
 Straw Bonnets and Hats m'd, 3,000 ; Y. $1,500 ; Y. of straw 
 
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 braid m'd and not made into bonnets and hats, $1,000 ; 
 F. E. 20. 
 
 Bricks m'd, 290,000 ; V. $1,160 ; E. 4. 
 
 V. of Building Stone quarried and prepared, $2,500; E. 3. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 57,000 feet; V. $850 ; E. 2. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 405 cords; V. $1,405 ; E. 2. 
 
 Merino Sheep, 30 ; V. $75 ; wool produced, 80 lbs. ; V. $25. 
 
 Horses, 196; V. $9,780; neat cattle, 1,388; V. $29,201 
 swine, 272; V. $1,4.50. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 13,020 bush.; V. $9,109 
 wheat, 14 bush.; V. $17; rye, 1,200 bush.; V. $1,000; barley 
 1,520 bush.; V. $912 ; oats, 4,360 bush. ; V. $1,308 ; potatoes 
 21,000 bush.; V. $4,200; other esculent vegetables, 3,500 
 bush.; V. $650; hay, 2,303 tons; V. $15,140. 
 
 Fruit raised, 4,G00 bush. ; V. $1,725. 
 
 Butter, 23,000 lbs. ; V. $4,140 ; cheese, 4,380 lbs. ; V. $260. 
 
 Beans, 200 bush. ; V. $300. 
 
 Straw Cutters m'd, 10 ; churns m'd, 6 ; barrels and tubs m'd, 
 120 ; V. $200. 
 
 Milk produced, 377,192 galls.; V. $34,045. 
 
 Peas, 10 bush. ; V. $25. 
 
 WEST BOYLSTON. 
 
 Cotton Mills, 6; spindles, 8,220; cotton consumed, 643,022 
 lbs.; cotton cloth m'd, 1,443,000 yds. (brown sheetings, shirt- 
 ings, and drillings) ; V. $93,360; cotton yarn m'd and not made 
 into cloth, 119,000 lbs. ; V. $24,.500 ; cotton batting m'd, 10,000 
 lbs.; V. $.500; C. $67,500; M. E. 76; F. E. 96. 
 
 Forges, 7; bar iron, anchors, chain cables, and other articles 
 m'd, 8^ tons; V. $2,900; C. $1,600; E. 6. 
 
 Saddle, Harness, and Trunk Manufactories, 1 ; V. of articles 
 m'd, $550; C. $250; E. 1. 
 
 Cordage Manufactories, 1; cordage m'd, 2,000 lbs.; V. $300; 
 C. $300 ; E. 3. 
 
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 Establishments for m. of Rail-road Cars and other Vehicles, 
 1 ; V. of vehicles m'd, $250 ; C. $100 ; E. 1. 
 
 Tanneries, 1 ; hides tanned, 1,500 ; V. of leather tanned and 
 curried, $3,500 ; C. $1,200 ; E. 2. 
 
 Boots m'd, 45,265 pairs : shoes, 2,265 pairs ; V. of boots and 
 shoes, $11,316 ; M. E. 23. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 57,000 feet; V. $107; E. 1. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 230 cords; V. $690; E. 1. 
 
 Sperm Oil consumed in manufacturing, 1,732 galls. ; V. 
 $1,616. 
 
 Sheep, 115; V. $230; wool produced, 345 lbs.; V. $90. 
 
 Horses, 165; V. $660; neat cattle, 648; V. $14,500; swine, 
 185; V. $1,018. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 6,210 bush. ; V. $4,657; wheat, 
 64 bush.; V. $57; rye, 1,204 bush.; V. $903; barley, 313 bush. 
 V. $235; oats, 3,369 bush. ; V. $1,112; potatoes, 9,786 bush. 
 V. $2,446; other esculent vegetables, 425 bush.; V. $106 
 hay, 1,354 tons; V. $13,540. 
 
 Fruit raised, 2,250 bush. ; V. $900. 
 
 Butter, 30,050 lbs. ; V. $4,507; cheese, 7,910 lbs. ; Y. $474. 
 
 WESTMINSTER. 
 
 Saddle, Harness, and Trunk Manufactories, 3; Y. of articles 
 m'd, $2,100 ; C. $825 ; E. 3. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Rail-road Cars and other Yehicles, 
 2; V. of vehicles m'd, $5,000; C. $1,000; E. 8. 
 
 Chair and Cabinet Ware Manufactories, 10 ; Y. of articles 
 m'd, $54,982; C. $10,125; E. 91. 
 
 Tanneries, 2 ; hides tanned, 625 ; Y. of leather tanned and 
 curried, $2,200; C. $1,050; E. 3. 
 
 Boots m'd, 408 pairs ; shoes m'd, 656 pairs ; Y. of boots and 
 shoes, $1,203; M. E. 3. 
 
 Straw Bonnets and Hats m'd, 2,087; Y. $4,091 ; Y. of straw 
 braid m'd and not made into bonnets and hats, $3,376 ; palm- 
 leaf hats m'd, 7,703 ; Y. $1,331 ; F. E. 51. 
 
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 V. of Mechanics' Tools m'd, $500 ; E. 1. 
 
 V. of Woodeti Ware m'd, $3,867; E. 5. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 473,600 feet ; V. $4,857 ; E. 4. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 1,469 cords; V. $1,049; E. 3. 
 
 Sheep, 476; V. $1,021 ; wool produced, 1,904 lbs. ; V. $666. 
 
 Horses, 217; V. .$8,546; neat cattle, 1,419; V. $26,571; 
 swine, 213; V. $1,692. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 5,243 bush.; V. $4,369; wheat, 
 1,058 bush.; V. $1,375; rye, 897 bush.; V. $789; barley, 2,- 
 839 bnsh.; V. $1,845; oats, 3,181 bush.; V. $1,272; potatoes, 
 13,285 bush.; V. $4,384; other esculent vegetables, 4,563 
 bush.; V. $1,298; hay, 2,710 tons; V. $22,535. 
 
 Fruit raised, 19,253 bush. ; V. $3,000. 
 
 Butter, 39,925 lbs.; V. $5,589; cheese, 31,261 lbs.; V. 
 $1,719; honey, 91 lbs.; V. $15; beeswax, 4 lbs.; V. 
 
 WINCHENDON. 
 
 Cotton Mills, 1 ; spindles, 4,600; sheetings and drillings m'd, 
 1,140,000 yds. ; V. $79,800; C. $30,000; M. E. 39; F. E. 50. 
 
 Woollen Mills, 1 ; sets of machinery, 3 ; wool consumed, 
 80,000 lbs. ; cassimerc m'd, 75,000 yds. ; V. $100,000; C. $20,- 
 
 000 ; M. E. 35 ; F. E. 30. 
 
 Establishments for ra. of Cotton, Woollen, and other Ma- 
 chinery, 2; V. of machinery m'd, $13,000; E, 15. 
 
 Saddle, Harness, and Trunk Manufactories, 1 ; V. of articles 
 m'd, $1,500; C. $500; E. 2. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Rail-road Cars and other Vehicles, 
 
 1 ; V. of vehicles m'd, $2,000. 
 
 Tanneries, 1 ; hides tanned, 1,700; V. of leather tanned and 
 curried, $9,500; C. $10,000; E. 6. 
 
 Palm-leaf Hats m'd, 114,400; V. $14,285; F. E. 190. 
 
 V. of Wooden Ware m'd, $5,844; E. 10. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 1,680,000 leet; 325,000 shingles ; V. $12,- 
 672 ; E. 18. 
 
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 Sperm Oil consumed in manufacturing, 1,500 galls. ; V. 
 $1,500 ; all other kinds of oil, 2,250 galls. ; V. $1,687. 
 
 Sheep, 467; V. $947; wool produced, 1,401 lbs.; V. $420. 
 
 Horses, 212; V. $10,035; neat cattle, 1,348; V. $22,623; 
 swine, 167; V. $1,040. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 3,201 bush.; V. $2,240; wheat, 
 389 bush.; V. $389; rye, 911 bush.; V. $683; barley, 2,501 
 bush.; Y. $1,250; oats, 2,038 bush.; V. $672; potatoes, 18,- 
 400 bush. ; V. $4,600; hay, 2,250 tons; V. $16,875. 
 
 Butter, 19,510 lbs.; V. $2,438; cheese, 13,960 lbs.; V. $558. 
 
 Pails m'd, 350,000; V. $52,500; E. 60. 
 
 Tubs m'd, 25,000; V. $10,000 ; barrel covers m'd, 12,000; 
 V. $1,200; buckets m'd, 10,000; V. $2,000 ; rolling pins m'd, 
 12,000; V. $720; toy wheelbarrows m'd, 3,000; V. $1,000; 
 E. 30. Children's wagons m'd, 400 ; V. $500 ; E. 1. 
 
 WORCESTER. 
 
 Cotton Mills, 3 ; spindles, 4,800 ; cotton consumed, 360,000 
 lbs. ; sheetings m'd, 637,597 yds. ; V. $36,944; cotton yarn 
 m'd and not made into cloth, 2,100 lbs.; V. $410; cotton 
 thread m'd, 21,500 lbs.; V. $7,830; C. $53,200; M. E. 42; F. 
 E. 35. 
 
 Woollen Mills, 6; sets of machinery, 11; wool consumed, 
 307,550 lbs.; broadcloth m'd, 88,960 yds. ; V. $121,540; sat- 
 inet, 166,000 yds.; Y. .$72,500; M. E. 72; F. E. 61. 
 
 Miiis for m. of Carpeting, 1. 
 
 Furnaces for m. of Hollow Ware and Castings other than 
 Pig Iron, 3 ; hollow ware and castings m'd, 1,750 tons ; Y. 
 $134,.500; C. $47,500; E. 135. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Cotton, Woollen and other Ma- 
 chinery, 12; Y. of machinery m'd, $310,000; C. $89,800; E. 
 239. 
 
 Lock Manufactories, 2: locks m'd, 19,200; Y. $6,000; C. 
 $2,700; E. 11. 
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 Plough Manufactories, 1 : ploughs and other agricultural 
 tools m'd, 8,000; V. |48,000; C. ^10,000; E. 35. 
 
 Brass Foundries, 1; Y. of articles m'd, $2,000; C. $400; 
 E. 3. 
 
 Paper Manufactories, 1 ; stock consumed, 450,000 lbs. ; pa- 
 per m'd, 300,000 lbs. ; V. |30,000 ; C. $11,000; E. 12. 
 
 Saddle, Harness and Trunk Manufactories, 4; V. of articles 
 m'd, $7,500 ; C. $2,000 ; E. 12. 
 
 Hat and Cap Manufactories, 5 ; hats and caps m'd, 14,182 ; 
 V. $24,752; C. $11,600; E. 32. 
 
 Cordage Manufactories, 1 ; cordage m'd, 14 tons ; V. $4,000 ; 
 C. $1,500; E. 4. 
 
 Card Manufactories, 2; V. of cards m'd, $22,000; C. $7,000; 
 E. 8. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Rail-road Coaches and other Vehi- 
 cles, 5 ; V. of vehicles m'd, $221,100; C. $67,450; E. 127. 
 
 Soap and Tallow Candle Manufactories, 2; soap m'd, 800 
 bbls. ; V. $3,200 ; tallow candles m'd, 10,000 lbs. ; V. $900 ; C. 
 $2,000 ; E. 4. 
 
 Chair and Cabinet Ware Manufactories, 3 ; V. of articles 
 m'd, $27,500; C. $15,500; E. 28. 
 
 Tin Ware Manufactories, 6 ; V. of ware, $38,500; C. $8,600 ; 
 E. 26. 
 
 Boots m'd, 140,000 pairs; shoes, 143,000 pairs; V. of boots 
 and shoes, .$288,550; M. E. 566; F. E. 119. 
 
 Straw Bonnets and Hats m'd, 4,000, V. $10,000; F. E. 10. 
 
 Bricks m'd, 5,600,000; Y. $28,000; E. 40. 
 
 Y. of Snuff, Tobacco and Cigars m'd, $4,000 ; E. 8. 
 
 Y. of Building Stone quarried and prepared, $23,500; E. 51. 
 
 Y. of Whips m'd, $1,500; E. 2. 
 
 Y. of Mechanics' Tools m'd, $12,000; E. 8. 
 
 Y. of Wooden Ware m'd, $7,250 ; E. 10. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 500,000 feet; Y. $6,000; E. 8. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 2,644 cords; Y. $9,254; K. 8. 
 
 Sperm Oil consumed in manufacturing, 7,660 galls. ; Y. 
 $7,660; all other kinds of oil, 750 galls. ; Y. $600; anthracite 
 coal consumed in manufacturing, 577 tons ; Y. $4,616 ; bitu- 
 
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 minous coal consumed, 85 chaldrons : V. ^935 ; Y. of all other 
 articles of American production, excepting cotton, wool and 
 iron, consumed in manufacturing, §110,000; Y. of all other 
 articles of foreign production consumed, excepting as above, 
 $45,000. 
 
 Saxony Sheep, 50; merino sheep, 48: all other kinds of 
 sheep, 119 ; Y. of all kinds, $651 ; saxony wool produced, 125 
 lbs. ; merino wool produced, 120 lbs. ; all other kinds of wool 
 produced, 360 lbs. ; Y. of all kinds of wool, .$249. 
 
 Horses, 738; Y. $44,280; neat cattle, 2,054; Y. $49,790; 
 swine, 540 ; Y. $4,860. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 20,041 bush.: Y. $15,031; 
 wheat, 100 bush. : Y. ^125; rye, 2,566 bush. ; Y. $1,925 ; bar- 
 ley, 2,177 bush.; Y. $1,415; oats, 18,302 bush.; Y. $6,405; 
 potatoes, 44,950 bush. ; Y. $17,980: Y. of other esculent vege- 
 tables, $8,000; hay, 5,100 tons; Y. $51,000. 
 
 Fruit raised, 27.604 bush. ; Y. $9,201. 
 
 Butter, 97,300 lbs.; Y. $16,217; cheese, 18,525 lbs.; Y. 
 $926 ; honey, 500 lbs. ; Y. $83. 
 
 Y. of Letter Presses m'd, $3,.500; C. $1,600; E. 4. 
 
 Y. of Machine Card Presses m'd, S1S,000 ; C. $5,000 ; E. 4. 
 
 Y. of Hand Card Presses m'd, $4,000; C. $2,000; E. 4. 
 
 Y. of Patent Water Wheels m'd, $5,000; C. $3,000; E. 5. 
 
 Y. of Sashes, Doors and Blinds m'd, $16,.500; C. $8,500; E. 
 23. 
 
 Y. of Fancy Boxes m'd, $2,500 ; C. $.500 ; E. 5. 
 
 Y. of Sieves and Wire Work m'd, $8,000; C. $3,000 ; E. 11. 
 
 Y. of Paper Hangings m'd, $6^500; C. $2,-500; E. 7. 
 
 Y. of Window Blind Hangings and Fastenings m"d, $2,400; 
 C. $400 ; E. 3. 
 
 Y. of Musical Instruments m'd, $300; C. 8100; E. 1. 
 
 Y. of Marble Monuments m'd, $5,000: C. $2,200; E. 7. 
 
 Y. of Japan and Yarnish m'd, $7,500; C. $1,000; E. 1. 
 
 Y. of Silver Plated Ware m'd, $1,500; C. $500; E. 2. 
 
 Y. of Reeds and Harnesses m'd, $8,000; C. $1,500; E. 25. 
 
 Y. of Nuts and Washers m'd, $1,500; C. $1,000; E. 2. 
 
 Y. of Trusses m"d, $350 ; C. $1,000 ; E. 1. 
 
 Y. of Umbrellas m'd, $4,500 ; C. $3,000; E. 6. 
 
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 V. of Copper and Wood Pumps m'd, $2,500; C. |700; E. 6. 
 V. of Cotton Carpeting m'd, $26,000; C. $7,000 ; E. 11. 
 V. of Card Wire m'd, $110,000 ; C. $60,000; E. 51. 
 Beans raised, 148 bush.; V. $250; buckwiieat, 187 bush.; 
 V. $130. 
 
 COUNTY OF HAMPSHIRE. 
 
 AMHERST. 
 
 Cotton Mills, 1; spindles, 672 ; cotton consumed, 120,000 
 lbs. ; V. of cotton yarn m'd, $7,500 ; batting m'd, 2,500 lbs. ; 
 V. $150 ; C. $5,000 ; M. E. 5 ; F. E. 12. 
 
 Woollen Mills, 2; sets of machinery, 6; wool consumed, 
 102,200 lbs. ; Kentucky jeans m'd, 252,000 yds. ; V. $52,600 ; 
 C. $18,000; M. E. 25; F. E. 30. 
 
 Paper Manufactories, 2; stock consumed, 175 tons; paper 
 m'd, 105 tons ; V. $6,000 ; C. $7,700 ; E. 10. 
 
 Saddle. Harness and Trunk Manufactories, 4 ; Y. of articles 
 m'd, $4,375; C. $1,550; E. 8. 
 
 Card Manufactories, 1 ; V. of cards m'd, $250. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Rail-road Cars, Coaches, Chaises 
 and other Vehicles, 4; V. of vehicles m'd, $7,250; C. $2,800; 
 E. 16. 
 
 Chair and Cabinet Ware Manufactories, 2 ; V. of articles 
 m'd, $5,450; C. $3,150; E. 7. 
 
 Tanneries, 1 ; hides tanned, 650; V. of leather tanned and 
 curried, $1,600; C. $1,500; E. 2. 
 
 Boots m'd, 918 pairs; shoes, 2,833 pairs; V, of boots and 
 shoes, $5,870; M. E. 18; F. E. 4. 
 
 Straw Bonnets and Hats m'd, 14,500; V. $23,000 ; palm- 
 leaf hats m'd, 317,236 ; Y. $56,696 ; M. E. 5 ; F. E. 65. 
 
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 Bricks m'd, 85,000; V. $225; E. 2. 
 
 V. of Mechanics' Tools m'd, $14,975 ; E. 22. 
 
 Corn and other Brooms m'd, 42,510 ; V. $5,314 ; E. 8. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 200,000 feet ; V. $1,600 ; shingles, 100,000 ; 
 V. $150 ; E. 3. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 950 cords; V. $2,000. 
 
 Merino Sheep, 1,027; other kinds of sheep, 1,027; Y. $2,568- 
 merino wool produced, 2,749 lbs. ; other kinds of wool, 2,749 
 lbs.; V. $1,650. 
 
 Horses, 336; Y. $15,120 ; neat cattle, 1,668; Y. $30,083 ; 
 swine, 625 ; Y. $9,375. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 18,930 bush.; Y. $12,683; 
 wheat, 311 bush. ; Y. $389; rye, 6,586 bush. ; Y. $4,940 ; oats, 
 8,903 bush. ; Y. $3,116 ; beans raised, 200 bush.; Y. $250; 
 buckwheat, 500 bush.; Y. $250 ; potatoes, 1,691 bush.; Y. 
 $4,022; other esculent vegetables, 750 bush. ; Y. $137; hay, 
 3,900 tons ; Y. $29,250. 
 
 Fruit raised, 4,805 bush.; Y. $1,600; hops, 950 lbs. ; Y. 
 $100; tobacco, 29,638 lbs.; Y. $1,630. 
 
 Butter, 52,447 lbs. ; Y. $10,306 ; cheese, 37,425 lbs. ; Y. 
 $2,245 ; honey, 422 lbs. ; Y. $53. 
 
 Broom Seed raised, 4,526 bush. ; Y. $1,131 ; broom brush, 
 65,659 lbs. ; Y. $3,939. 
 
 Lace and Edging m'd, 6,000 yds. ; Y. $750. 
 
 Y. of Band and Hat Boxes m'd, $620. 
 
 Y. of Type Cases m'd, $800. 
 
 Children's Wagons m'd, 7,000 ; Y. $8,500 ; Y. of velocipedes 
 m'd, $1,200. 
 
 Y. of Washing Machines m'd, $318. 
 
 Y. of Steel Springs m'd, $1,600. 
 
 Printing Offices, 1; Y. of work done, $3,000; E. 6. 
 
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 BELCHERTOWN. 
 
 Cotton Wicking Mills, 1 ; V. of wicking m'd, $6,000 ; C. 
 $4,000. 
 
 Manufactories of Shovels, Spades, Forks and Hoes, 1 ; V. of 
 articles m'd, $600 ; C. $600 ; E. 1. 
 
 Plough Manufactories, 1 ; ploughs m'd, 30 ; rakes, 1,000; V. 
 of ploughs and rakes, $410 ; C. $400 ; E. 1. 
 
 Brass Foundries, 1 ; V. of articles m'd, $450 ; C. $300 ; E. 2. 
 
 Organs m'd, 1 ; V. $300. 
 
 Saddle, Harness and Trunk Manufactories, 4 ; V. of articles 
 m'd, $1,200 ; C. $1,.500 ; E. 4. 
 
 Hat and Cap Manufactories, 1 ; hats and caps m'd, 475; V. 
 $900; C. $800; E. 2. 
 
 Wagons m'd, 667; sleighs, 21; Y. of vehicles nVd, $40,440; 
 C. $80,000 ; E. 60. 
 
 V. of Chairs and Cabinet Ware m'd, $700; C. $1,000; E. 3. 
 
 Boots m'd, 265 pairs; shoes, 200 pairs; V. of boots and 
 shoes, $1,062; M. E. 3. 
 
 Palm-leaf Hats m'd, 76,782 ; V. $15,356; F. E. 96. 
 
 Bricks m'd, 150,000; V. $525 ; E. 2. 
 
 V. of Snuff, Tobacco and Cigars m'd. $60. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 722,000 feet ; V. $7,942 ; E. 20 ; shingles, 
 1,190,000; V. $1,785. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 1,764 cords ; V. $2,636 ; E. 4. 
 
 Saxony sheep, 224; merino sheep, 1^250; other kinds of 
 sheep, 937; V. of all the sheep, $4,219; Saxony wool produc- 
 ed, 631 lbs. ; merino wool, 3.341 lbs.; other kinds of wool, 
 2,711 lbs.; Y. of all the wool, $2,235. 
 
 Horses, 404; Y. $18,180 ; neat cattle, 1,841; Y. $33,138 ; 
 swine, 436; Y. $2,180. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 19,676 bush. ; Y. $12,7S9 ; 
 wheat, 339 bush. ; Y. $424 ; rye, 7,522 bush. ; Y. $5,265 ; bar- 
 ley, 124 bush.; Y. $72 j oats, 14,956 bush. ; Y. $5,235; buck- 
 wheat raised, 1,224 bush. ; Y. $612; potatoes, 24,601 bush. ; 
 V. $8,118; other esculent vegetables, 2,200 bush.; Y. $770; 
 hay, 4,421 tons ; Y. $26,526. 
 
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 Fruit raised, 8,972 bush. ; V. $2,961 ; tobacco, 1,000 lbs. ; V. 
 $60. 
 
 Raw Silk raised, 8 lbs.; V. $40; teazles, ,55,000; V. $55. 
 
 Butter, 72,088 lbs.; V. $10,092; cheese, 40,067 lbs.; V. 
 $2,504; honey, 4,165 lbs.; V. $583 ; beeswax, SO lbs.; V. 
 $34. 
 
 Axe Handles m'd, 300: Y. $50. 
 
 Chestnuts, 50 bush. ; V. $100. 
 
 Maple Sugar m'd, 2,100 lbs.; Y. $168. 
 
 Sash and Blind Manufactories, 1 ; Y. of articles m'd, $600. 
 
 Hollow Augers m'd, 20 ; Y. $50. 
 
 Curled Palm-leaf m'd, 7 tons. 
 
 Y. of Marble prepared, $600 ; C. $300. 
 
 CHESTERFIELD. 
 
 Furnaces for m. of Hollow Ware and Castings other than 
 Pig Iron, 1 ; hollow ware and castings m'd, 12 tons ; Y. $2,000 
 C. $970 ; E. 4. 
 
 Tanneries, 2; hides tanned, 4,500; Y. of leather tanned and 
 curried, $17,400; C. $3,600; E. 7. 
 
 Palm-leaf Hats m'd, 3,600; Y. $.504. 
 
 Y. of Wooden Ware, including farming utensils not other- 
 wise enumerated, $103; E. 1. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 520,000 feet ; Y. $2,080 ; E. 8. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 757 cords: Y. $802; E. 2. 
 
 Merino Sheep, 4,924 ; Y. $11,079; merino wool produced, 
 16,003 lbs. ; Y. $6,081. 
 
 Horses, 164 : Y. $7,380 ; neat cattle, 801 ; Y. $17,696 ; swine, 
 151; Y. $1,057. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 2,745 bush. ; Y. $2,049 ; 
 wheat, 58 bush.; Y. $64; rye, 84 bush.; Y. $53; barley, 623 
 bush.; Y. $374; oats, 3,046 bush.; Y. $115; potatoes, 11,875 
 bush. ; Y. $2,969 ; other esculent vegetables, 357 bush. ; Y. 
 $54; hay, 2,423 tons; Y. $14,538. 
 
 Fruit raised, 350 bush. ; Y. $117. 
 
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 Butter, 29,000 lbs.; V. $2,900; cheese, 13,464 lbs.; V. |673. 
 Broom Handles m'd, 29,000; V. |218. 
 Scythe Stones prepared, 25,000 ; V. $750. 
 Button Moulds m'd, 16,000; V. $640. 
 Maple Sugar m'd, 40,388 lbs. ; V. $2,827. 
 
 CUMMINGTON. 
 
 Woollen Mills, 2; sets of machinery, 2; wool consumed, 
 11,000 lbs.; satinet m'd, 13,000 yds.; V. $4,250; M. E. 5 ; 
 F. E. 0. 
 
 Furnaces for m. of Hollow Ware and Castings other than 
 Pig Iron, 1 ; hollow ware and castings m'd, 18 tons; V. $1,800; 
 C. $500 ; E. 2. 
 
 Tanneries, 4; hides tanned, 21,500; V. of leather tanned 
 and curried, $115,800; C. $34,000 ; E. 34. 
 
 Boots m'd, 515 pairs; shoes, 725 pairs; V. of boots and 
 shoes, $2,270 ; M. E. 4. 
 
 Palm-leaf Hats m'd, 11,000; V. $1,620. 
 
 Sperm Oil consumed in manufacturing, 55 galls. ; lard oil, 
 80 galls.; anthracite coal consumed in manufacturing, 7 tons. 
 
 Merino Sheep, 4,143; other sheep, 26; V. of all the sheep, 
 $5,836; merino wool produced, 11,653 lbs.; other wool, 76 
 lbs. ; V. of all the wool, $4,496. 
 
 Horses, 190; V. $8,962; neat cattle, 922; V. $15,737; 
 swine, 252; V. $3,024. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 3,276 bush.; Y. $2,457; 
 wheat, 537 bush. : V. $671 ; rye, 53 bush. ; V. $39 ; barley, 
 818 bush.; V. $475; oats, 2,130 bush.; V. $788; potatoes, 
 15,090 bush.; V. $3,772; other esculent vegetables, 1,141 
 bush. ; V. $285 ; hay, 2,516 tons ; V. $17,612. 
 
 Fruit, 8,700 bush.; V. $1,450; raw silk, 15 lbs. ; V. $75. 
 
 Butter, 17,580 lbs.; V. $3,669; cheese, 15,065 lbs.; V. 
 $1,282. 
 
 Maple Sugar, 29,500 lbs. ; V. $2,360. 
 
 Scythe Snaiths, untrimmed, cut, 65,000; V. $7,150; C. $1,300; 
 
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 E. 20; scythe stones prepared, 108,000; V. $4,000; C. 
 ^2,500 ; E. 15. 
 
 Broom Handles m'd, 25,000; V. $200; E. 1. 
 
 EASTHAMPTON. 
 
 Cotton Wicking m'd, 30 cwt.; V. $465; C. $1,000; M. E. 2. 
 
 Establisliments for m. of Ooaohes, Chaises, Wagons, and 
 other Vehicles, 1 ; V. of vehicles m'd, $1,780; C. $800; E. 5. 
 
 Tanneries, 1; hides tanned, 200 ; V. of leather tanned and 
 curried, $500 ; C. $1,000; E. 2. 
 
 Boot.s m'd, 150 pairs; shoes, 400 pairs; V. of boots and 
 shoes, $700 ; M. E. 5. 
 
 Palm-leaf Hats m'd, 3,000; V. $375; F. E. 12. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 250,000 feet; V. $2,500. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 370 cords; Y. $740. 
 
 Sheep, 651 ; V. $651 ; wool produced, 1,751 lbs. ; V. $438. 
 
 Horses, 112; V. $3,500; neat cattle, 707; V. $7,336; 
 swine, 167 ; V. $835. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 7,535 bush. ; V. $4,521 
 wheat, 139 bush.; V. $139; rye, 4,564 bush.; V. $3,195 
 oats, 2,870 bush. ; V. $947; potatoes, 5,880 bush. ; V. $1,470 
 other esculent vegetables, 1,200 bush.; V. $200; hay, 912 
 tons; V. $7,296. 
 
 Fruit raised, 800 bush. ; V. $160. 
 
 Butter, 16,555 lbs. ; V. $1,986 ; cheese, 400 lbs. ; V. $240. 
 
 Broom Corn 6 tons; Y. $6. 
 
 Flouring Mills, 1 ; grain ground, 12.000 bush. 
 
 ENFIELD. 
 
 Cotton Mills, 2; spindles, 1,280; cotton consumed, 80,000 
 lbs.; satinet warps m'd, 600,000 yds.; C. $10,000; M. E. 6; 
 F. E. 15. 
 
 Woollen Mills, 2; sets of machinery, 3; wool consumed, 
 '•'5,000 lbs. ; satinet m'd, 50,000 yds. ; Y. $25,000 ; Kentucky 
 20 
 
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 jeans, 50,000 yds.; V. $12,500; C. $25,000; M. E. 25; 
 F. E. 16. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Cotton, Woollen, and other Ma- 
 chinery, 1 ; V. of machinery {looms) m'd, $G,000 ; C. $2,000; 
 E. 10. 
 
 Plough Mannfactories, 1 ; ploughs and other agricultural 
 tools m'd, 30; V. ,$240; E. 1. 
 
 Saddle, Harness, and Trunk Manufactories, 1 ; V. of articles 
 m'd, $000; C. $300; E. 1. 
 
 Card Manufactories, 1 ; V. of cards m'd, $35,000 ; C. $18,- 
 000; E. 14. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Wagons, Sleighs, and other Ve- 
 hicles, 1 ; V. of vehicles m'd, $1,300; C. $800; E. 4. 
 
 Chair and Cabinet Ware Manufactories, 2; V. of articles 
 m'd, $500 ; C. $200 ; E. 2. 
 
 Tanneries, 2; hides tanned, 400; V. of leather tanned and 
 curried, $10,000; C. $5,000; E. 4. 
 
 Boots m'd, 10,750 pairs; shoes, 1,000 pairs; V. of boots and 
 shoes, $22,700; M. E. 25 ; F. E. 4. 
 
 Falm-lcaf Hats m'd, 75,000; V. $13,541; F. E. 258. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 425,000 feet; shingles, 300,000; V. of 
 lumber and shingles, $4,000; E. 5. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 804 cords; V. $1,407; E. 20. 
 
 Sperm Oil consumed in manufacturing, 425 galls. ; Y. $404; 
 whale oil, 300 galls. ; Y. $150 ; other kinds of oil, 425 galls. ; 
 Y. $341; Y. of all other articles of American production, ex- 
 cepting cotton, wool, and iron, consumed in manufacturing, 
 $27,420. 
 
 Merino Sheep, 450 ; other sheep, 239 ; Y. of all the sheep, 
 $1,378; merino wool produced, 1,125 lbs.; other wool, 717 
 lbs. ; Y. of all the wool, $405. 
 
 Horses, 137; Y. $6,105; neat cattle, 565; Y. $12,851; 
 swine, 187; Y. $1,158. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 4,662 bush.; Y. $3,497; buck- 
 wheat, 209 bush.; Y. $105; rye, 1,996 bush.; Y. $1,482; 
 barley, 68 bush.; Y. $51; oats, 3,619 bush.; Y. $1,206; 
 potatoes, 9,550 bush.; Y. $2,387; otlier escnknt vegetables, 
 1,500 bush. ; Y. $1,000; hay, 1,172 tons; Y. $9,376. 
 
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 Fruit raised, 2,712 bush. ; V. $904. 
 
 Butter, 13,8S9 lbs.; V. 81,736; cheese, 30,2SO lbs. ; V. $1,- 
 816; honey, 400 lbs.; V. $50. 
 
 Wagon ilubs m'd, 800 sets; V. $267. 
 Bedstead Posts m"d, 50 sets; V. $31. 
 Shingle Mills m'd, 5 ; V. $325. 
 
 GOSHEN. 
 
 Merino Sheep, 2,500 : other sheep, 224 ; Y. of all the sheep, 
 $3,405; merino wool, 7,500 lbs.; other wool, 672 lbs. ; V. of 
 all the wool, $3,269. 
 
 Horses, 76; V. $3,420; neat cattle, 434; Y. $8,197; swine, 
 88 ; Y. $440. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 1,402 bush. ; Y. $1,052; wheat, 
 20Sbush.; Y. $275; rye, 128 bush.; Y. $102 ; barley, 178 
 bush.; Y. $89; oats, 1,200 bush. ; Y. $400 ; potatoes, 7,495 
 bush.; Y. $2,498; other esculent vegetables, 500 bush.; Y. 
 $125; millet, 1,246 tons; Y. $7,476. 
 
 Fruit raised, 1,600 bush. ; Y. $400. 
 
 Butter, 11,830 lbs. ; Y. $1,479; cheese, 6,728 lbs. ; Y. $404. 
 
 Maple Sugar nfd, 15,693 lbs ; Y. $1,255. 
 
 Bark prepared, 400 cords; Y. $1,200. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 571,000 feet ; Y. $2,855. 
 
 Broom Handles m'd, 350,000; Y. $2,625 
 
 Y. of articles turned, $350. 
 
 GRANBY. 
 
 Woollen Mills, 2 ; sets of machinery, 2 ; wool consumed, 
 46,000 lbs. ; satinet m'd, 55,000 yds.; Y. $30,250 ; flannel or 
 blanketing, 2,000 yds.; Y. $l,OOo'; C. $10,500; M. E. 10; F. 
 E. 8. 
 
 Paper Manufactories, 1 ; stock consumed, 142 tons; paper 
 m'd, 90 tons; Y. $7,200; C. $5,000; E. 9. 
 
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 Palm-leaf Hats m'd, 4,815 ; V. |819. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 3,095 cords; V. $0,964; E. 14. 
 
 Sperm Oil consumed in manufacturing, 115 galls. ; V, $92; 
 other kinds of oil, 550 galls.; V. $3G1 ; V. of other articles of 
 American production, excepting cotton, wool and iron, consum- 
 ed in manufacturing, $1,624 ; Y. of other articles of foreign 
 productions, excepting as above consumed, $1,400. 
 
 Merino Sheep, 1,356; V. $1,695 ; merino wool produced, 
 4,068 lbs. ; V. $1,424. 
 
 Horses, 173; V. 8,650; neat cattle, 959; Y. $23,016; swine, 
 275 ; Y. $2,302. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 10,509 bush. ; Y. $741 ; wheat, 
 68 bush. ; Y. $102; rye, 5,280; Y. $3,696; oats, 4,729 bush. ; 
 Y. $1,561 ; buckwheat raised, 400 bush. ; Y. $200 ; onions, 150 
 bush.; Y. $113; turnips, 400 bush.; Y. $100; beans, 50 bush. ; 
 Y. $75; potatoes, 13,195 bush.; Y. $2,298; hay, 2,596; Y. 
 $16,874. 
 
 Fruit raised, 3,129 bush. ; Y. $1,033. 
 
 Butter, 52,452 lbs.; Y. ,$7,343 ; cheese, 10,926; Y. $765 ; 
 honey, 898 lbs. ; Y. $153 ; beeswax, 23 ; Y. $7. 
 
 GREENWICH. 
 
 Woollen Mills, 1 ; sets of machinery, 1 ; wool consumed, 
 2,500 lbs. ; cassimere m'd, 1,600 yds. ; Y. $1,500. 
 
 Scythe Manufactories, 1; scythes nj'd, 850 doz. ; Y. $6,000; 
 C. $3,000 ; E. 10. 
 
 Manufactories of Shovels, Spades, Forks and Hoes, 1 ; Y. of 
 articles m'd, $1,800 ; C. $300 ; E. 3. 
 
 Brush Manufactories, 1 ; Y. of brushes m'd, $200. 
 
 V. of Wagons m'd, $350. 
 
 Boots m'd, 100 pairs ; shoes, 100 pairs ; Y. of boots and 
 shoes, $525 ; M. E. 1. 
 
 Palm-leaf Hats m'd, 31,000; Y, $8,000. 
 
 Y. of Pails m'd, $3,000 ; E. 5. 
 
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 Lumber prepared, 200,000 feet; shingles, 400,000 ; V. of lum- 
 ber and shingles, ^2,100. 
 
 Sheep, 816; V. ;|1,058 ; wool produced, 2,470 lbs. ; V. ^837. 
 
 Horses, 113; V. $6,097; neat cattle, 668 ; V. $11,655; swine, 
 301 ; V. $3,354. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 5,667 bush. ; V. $4,250 ; wheat, 
 40 bush.; V. $60; rye, 3,458 bush. ; V. $2,593 ; oats, 3,447 
 bush. ; V. $1,375 ; potatoes, 9,120 bush. ; V. $2,700; beans rais- 
 ed, 110 bush. ; V. $137; buckwheat, 871 bush.; V. $435 ; V. 
 of other esculent vegetables, $100 ; hay, 1,223 tons; V. $8,143. 
 
 Fruit raised, 100 bush. ; V. $45 ; hops, 1,850 lbs. ; V. $206 ; 
 tobacco, 700 lbs. ; V. $40. 
 
 Butter, 14,865 Ib.s. ; V. $2,230; cheese, 20,700 lbs.; V. $1,- 
 100. 
 
 Establishments for Plating Harness and Carriage Trimming, 
 1 ; V. of trimmings, $5,000 ; C. $2,000 ; E. 8. 
 
 V. of Poultry, $543. 
 
 V. of Lead Pipe m'd, $1,200. 
 
 HADLEY. 
 
 y. of Cutlery m'd, $75. 
 
 V. of Broom Screws m'd, $100. 
 
 Iron Butts or Hinges m'd, 100 sets; V. $40. 
 
 Corn Brooms m'd, 100,000 ; V. $7,000. 
 
 Saddle, Harness and Trunk Manufactories, 1 ; V. of articles 
 m'd, $90 ; E. 1. 
 
 Card Manufactories, 1 ; Y. of cards m'd, $495. 
 
 Chair and Cabinet Ware Manufactories, 1 ; V. of articles 
 m'd, $700 ; E. 2. 
 
 Glue Manufactories and Manufactories for the Preparation of 
 Gums, 1 ; V. of glue and gums m'd, $1,000; C. $550 ; E. 1. 
 
 Tanneries, J ; hides tanned, 1,000; V. of leather tanned and 
 curried, $2,500; C. $1,500; E. 3. 
 
 Boots m'd, 487 pairs; shoes, 1,450 pairs; V. of boots and 
 shoes, $3,083 ; M. E. 8. 
 
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 Palm-leaf Hats m'd, 46,022; V. $7,707; F. E. 182. 
 
 Bricks m'd, 93,000 ; V. $372 ; E. 5. 
 
 V. of Pumps m'd, $205 ; E. 1. 
 
 Corn and other Drooms m'd, 599,369; V. $83,102; E. 139. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 1,201,000 feet; V. $24,304; E. 14. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 1,364 cords; V. $3,151. 
 
 Boats Built, 5; V. $173. 
 
 Sheep, 1,483; V. $1,701; wool produced, 3,969 lbs.; V. 
 $1,389. 
 
 Horses, 302; V. $16,322; neat cattle, 1,278; Y. $27,048; 
 swine, 831 ; V. $8,360. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 26,696 bush. ; Y. $17,886 ; 
 wheat, 485 bush. ; Y. $606; rye, 7,270 bush. ; Y. $5,452; oats, 
 9,223 bush. ; Y. $3,044 ; potatoes, 10,082 bush. ; Y. $3,327 ; 
 other esculent vegetables, 1,999 bush.; Y. $500 ; hay, 3,059 
 tons; Y. $24,739. 
 
 Fruit raised, 3,749 bush.; Y. $1,310; tobacco, 16,990 lbs. ; 
 Y. $1,019. 
 
 Butter, 49,238 lbs. ; Y. $6,155 ; cheese, 13,495 lbs. ; Y. $810; 
 honey, 431 lbs.; Y. $73. 
 
 Broom Brush raised, 503,859 lbs.; Y. $31,232; broom seed, 
 31,372; Y. $7,843. 
 
 Beans raised, 78 bush. ; Y. $103. 
 
 Felloes m'd, 43,500 ; Y. $2,225 ; E. 4 ; wagon hubs m'd, 100 
 sets ; Y. $50. 
 
 Bungs m'd, 25,000 ; Y. $75. 
 
 Cultivators m'd, 12 ; Y. $60; E. 1. 
 
 Childrens' Wagons m'd, 3,600; Y. $1,800; E. 3. 
 
 Wire drawn, 54,000 lbs. ; Y. $6,000 ; E. 4. 
 
 HATFIELD. 
 
 Boots m'd, 415 pairs; shoes, 350 pairs; Y. of boots and 
 shoes, $1,332; M. E. 3. 
 
 Palm-leaf Hats m'd, 11,175 ; Y. $1,862 ; F. E. 40. 
 Brooms and Brushes m'd, 312,000; Y. $40,950; E. 43. 
 
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 Lumber prepared, 135,000 feet ; V. $13,500 : shingles, 250,- 
 000 ; V. $43S. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 850 cords; V. $1,275 ; E. 20. 
 
 Slieep, 932 ; V. 82,330 ; wool produced, 3,262 lbs. ; V. $913. 
 
 Horses, 190; V. $8,410; neat cattle, 1,089; V. $34,411; 
 swine, 311; V. $4,665. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 15,840 bush.; Y. $10,560; 
 wheat, 1,893 bush. ; V. $1,893; rye, 2,706 bush. ; V. $2,030; 
 oats, 3,272 bush. ; V. $1,090 ; potatoes, 5,056 bush. ; V. $1,685 ; 
 hay, 2,216 tons; Y. $20,315. 
 
 Fruit raised, 1,500 bush.; Y. $500. 
 
 Butter, 50,000 lbs. ; Y. $6,250; cheese, 3,200 lbs. ; Y. $192. 
 
 MIDDLEFIELD. 
 
 Woollen Mills, 3; sets of machinery, 5; wool consumed, 
 85,000 lbs.; broadcloth m'd, 30,000 yds.; Y. $57,000; satinet, 
 6,200 yds.; Y. $3,200; C. .$50,000; M. E. 40; F. E. 33. 
 
 Tanneries, 1; hides tanned, 750; Y. of leather tanned and 
 curried, $4,000 ; C. $2,000 ; E. 2. 
 
 Wooden Bowls m'd, 15,000 feet; Y. $600; E. 1. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 264,000 feet; Y. $1,452 ; E. 4. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 150 cords; Y. $225. 
 
 Saxony Sheep, 9.840; Y. $19,680; Saxony wool produced, 
 25,981 lbs.; Y. $11,792. 
 
 Horses, 105; Y. $4,200; neat cattle, 558; Y. $11,223; 
 swine, 125 ; Y. $500. 
 
 Indian Corn or IMaize raised, 1,558 bush. ; Y. $1,168 ; wheat, 
 58 bush. ; Y. $73; rye, 64 bush. ; Y. $47; barley, 253 bush. ; 
 Y. $152; oats, 1,483 bush.; Y. $692 ; potatoes, 5,671 bush.; 
 Y. $2,268; other esculent vegetables, 300 bush. ; Y. $75 ; hay, 
 2,/162 tons; Y. $15,772. 
 
 Fruit raised, 7,792 bush. ; Y. $468. 
 
 Butter, 21,846 lbs.; Y. $2,622; cheese, 9,050 lbs.; Y. $483. 
 
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 NORTHAMPTON. 
 
 Woollen Mills, 1 ; sets of machinery, 8 ; wool consumed, 
 220,000 lbs.; broadcloth m'd, 71,786 yds.; cassimere, 20,428 
 yds. ; C. $60,000; M. E. 152; F. E. 88. 
 
 Sillc Manufactories, 3; sewing silk m'd, 6,100 lbs. ; V. $41,- 
 500; C. $14,000; M. E. 10; F. E. 47. 
 
 Furnaces for m. of Hollow Ware and Castings, other than 
 Pig Iron, 1; hollow ware and castings m'd, 100 tons; V. 
 $5,000; C. $3,000; E. 3. 
 
 Paper Manufactories, 2 ; stock consumed, 468,000 lbs. ; pa- 
 per m'd, 28,500 reams ; V. $64,250 ; C. $56,000 ; E. 71. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Gold and Silver Ware and Jewelry, 
 2; V. of articles m'd, $1,800; C. $1,800; E. 4. 
 
 Saddle, Harness and Trunk Mannfaciories, 3; V. of articles 
 m'd, $3,000: C. .1^1,600; E. 8. 
 
 Hat and Cap Manufactories, 2; hats and caps m'd, 1,800; 
 V. $2,850; C. $1,400; E. 5. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Coaches, Chaises, Wagons and 
 other Vehicles, 3; Y. of vehicles m'd, $2,100; C. $1,700; E. 7. 
 
 Soap and Tallow Candle Manufactories, 2 ; soap m'd, 250 
 bbls. ; V. $650; candles, 7,000 lbs. ; V. $660; C. $1,000; E. 2. 
 
 Chair and Cabinet Ware Manufactories, 4; V. of articles 
 m'd, $8,300 ; C. $4,200 ; E. 16. 
 
 Tin Ware Manufactories, 3; V. of ware, $3,800; C. $2,500; 
 E. 9. 
 
 Tanneries, 1 ; hides tanned, 1,000; V. of leather tanned and 
 curried, $4,000 ; C. $5,000 ; E. 4. 
 
 Boots m'd, 1,400 pairs; shoes, 2,700 pairs; Y. of boots and 
 shoes, $5,780 ; M. E. 21 ; F. E. 6. 
 
 Straw Bonnets and Hats m'd, 8,000; Y. $15,000; palm-leaf 
 hats, 48,000 ; Y. $10,000 ; F. E. 340. 
 
 Bricks m'd, 475,000; Y. $1,900. 
 
 Corn and other Brooms m'd, 16,100; Y. $2,263; E. 4. 
 
 Eumhcr prepared, 677,000 feet ; Y. $6,093 ; E. 10. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 6,416 cords ; Y. $9,540. 
 
 Sperm Oil consumed in manufacturing, 23,000 galls. ; other 
 kinds of oil, 4,000 galls. 
 
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 Saxony Sheep, 580; merino, 1,374; other kinds of sheep, 
 1,207; V. of all the slieep, $3,796; Saxony wool produced, 
 1,125 lbs.; merino, 3,976 lbs.; other wool, 3,682 lbs.; V. 
 $3,536. 
 
 Horses, 526; V. $28,791; neat cattle, 1,355; V. $28,873; 
 swine, 711; V. $4,380. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 27.347 bush.; V. $13,674; 
 wheat, 750 bush. ; V. $750; rye, 4,863 bush. ; V. $3,240; bar- 
 ley, 60 bush.; Y. $45; oats, 6,952 bush.; V. $1,738; potatoes, 
 19,935 bush. ; V. $4,984; other esculent vegetables, 4,042 bush. ; 
 V. $1,282; hay, 3,740 tons; V. $35,530. 
 
 Fruit raised, 16,002 bnsh. ; V. $4,018 ; hops, 45 lbs. ; V. $5 ; 
 tobacco, 18,260 lbs. ; V. $1,073. 
 
 Raw Silk raised, 75 lbs. ; Y. $350. 
 
 Butter, 52,100 lbs. ; Y. $6,512 ; cheese, 4,230 lbs.; Y. $296 ; 
 honey, 585 lbs.; Y. $116; beeswax, 229 lbs.; Y. $69. 
 
 Broom Brush raised, 240,500 lbs. ; Y. $12,025 ; broom seed, 
 11,419 bush.; Y. $2,855. 
 
 Coopers' Establishments, 1 ; hogsheads m'd, 240 ; Y. $560 ; 
 C. $400 ; E. 1. 
 
 Bookbindcries, 2; books bound, 23,500; C. $2,100; E. 10. 
 
 Printing Offices, 4; papers printed, 5,100 per week; C. 
 $6,000; E. 18. 
 
 Job Printing Offices, 1 ; C. $1,200 ; E. 3. 
 
 Turning Machines, 2 ; bed posts turned, 1,000 sets ; C. 
 $1,200; E. 4. 
 
 Grist Mills, 2 ; grain ground, 46,500 bush. 
 
 NORWICH. 
 
 Woollen Mills, 1; satinet m'd, 2,000 yds.; Y. $1,250; M. 
 E. 2 ; F. E. 1. 
 
 Flouring Mills, 1; flour m'd, 1,000 bbls. ; Y. $3,500; C. 
 $1,000; E. 1. 
 
 Tanneries, 1 ; hides tanned, 200 ; Y. of leather tanned and 
 curried, $375 ; C, $250 ; E. 1. 
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 Boots m'd, 200 pairs; shoes, 300 pairs; V, of boots and 
 shoes, $700; M. E. 1. 
 
 Palm-leaf Hats m'd, 145; V. |40 ; E. 1. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 342,000 feet ; V. .^2,052 ; E. 7. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 632 cords; V. $1,224; E. 7. 
 
 Merino Sheep, 1,212 ; other kinds of sheep, 293 ; V. of all 
 the sheep, $2,915 ; merino wool produced, 3,769 lbs. ; other 
 kinds of wool, 1,058 lbs. ; V. of all the wool, $1,810. 
 
 Horses, 83; V. $2,495; neat cattle, 654; Y. $12,233; 
 swine, 102 ; V. $642. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 2,641 bush.; V. $1,750; wheat, 
 14 bush ; V. $18; rye, 365 bush.; V. $256; oats, 2,237 bush. ; 
 V. $745; potatoes, 5,376 bush.; V. $1,355; other esculent 
 vegetables, 80 bush. ; V. $86; hay, 1,260 tons; V. $7,560. 
 
 Fruit raised, 6,387 bush. ; V. $743. 
 
 Butter, 22,493 lbs. ; V. $2,475 ; cheese, 8,845 lbs. ; V. $442 ; 
 honey, 175 lbs. ; V. $22. 
 
 Scythe Stones prepared, 40,000 ; V. $1,100 ; E. 3. 
 
 PELHAM. 
 
 Wagons m'd, 175 ; Y. $9,625 ; C. $1,000 ; E. 17. 
 
 Boots m'd, 1,167 pairs; shoes, 560 pairs; Y. of boots and 
 shoes, $2,615 ; M. E. 7. 
 
 Palm-leaf" Hats m'd, 46,367 ; V. $7,183 ; F. E. 183. 
 
 Y. of Building Stone quarried and prepared, $1,000; E. 6. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 206,000 feet; Y. $1,648; E. 10. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 450 cords ; Y. $450; E. 6. 
 
 Sheep, 350; Y. $350; wool produced, 875 lbs. ; Y. $289. 
 
 Horses, 97; Y. $3,165; neat cattle, 615; Y. $10,842; 
 swine, 165 ; Y. $660. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 4,233 busli. ; Y. $3,175; rye, 
 1,271 bush.; Y. $954 ; barley, 86 bush.; Y. $43; oats, 2,716 
 bush. ; Y. $905 ; potatoes, 9,095 bush. ; Y. $2,274 ; hay, 991 
 tons ; Y. $7,928. 
 
 Fruit raised, 6,779 bush. ; Y. $847. 
 
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 Butter, 15,324 lbs. ; V. $2,299 ; cheese, 8,740 lbs. ; V. $437. 
 
 Charcoal, 13,500 bush. ; V. |540. 
 
 Bench and Hand Screws m'd, 756; V. $189. 
 
 Lasts m'd, 1,200; V. $250. 
 
 PLAINFIELD. 
 
 Woollen Mills, 2 ; sets of machinery, 2 ; wool consumed, 
 17,500 lbs.: cassimere, 1,300 yds.; V. $1,200; satinet, 2,400 
 yds. ; V. $892; Kentucky jeans, 2,000 yds. ; V. $580; flannel 
 or blanketing, 400 yds.; V. $200; C. $3,400; M. E. 4 ; 
 F. E. 4. 
 
 Harnesses m'd, 50 sets; V. $G00. 
 
 V. of Cabinet Ware m'd, $100. 
 
 Tanneries, 1 ; hides tanned, 3,900; V. of leather tanned and 
 curried, $18,600; C. $11,500; E. 5. 
 
 Boots m'd, 200 pairs; shoes, 200 pairs; Y. of boots and 
 shoes, $500; M. E. 1. 
 
 Palm-leaf Hats m'd, 26,480 ; V. $3,831 ; F. E. 75. 
 
 Bricks m'd, 65,000; V. $260; E. 1. 
 
 V. of Wooden Ware, including Farming Utensils, m'd, 
 $3,579 ; E. 5. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 102,500 feet ; V. $439. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 339 cords ; V. $339 ; E. 1. 
 
 Saxony Sheep, 10 ; merino, 3,527 ; V. of all the sheep, $5,- 
 305 ; Saxony wool produced, 36 lbs. ; merino, 9,374 lbs. ; V. of 
 all the wool, $3,756. 
 
 Horses, 152; V. $5,510; neat cattle, 607; V. $9,415; 
 swine, 147; V. $1,200. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 2,027 bush. ; V. $1,358; wheat, 
 296 bush. ; V. $370 ; rye, 44 bush. ; V. $29 ; barley, 513 bush. ; 
 V. $256 ; oats, 1,849 bush. ; V. $616 ; potatoes, 13,546 bush. ; 
 V. $3,386; hay, 1,625 tons; V. $8,123; flax, 25 lbs.; V. $2. 
 
 Fruit raised, 5,030 bush. ; V. $503. 
 
 Butter, 20,820 lbs. ; V. $1,190; cheese, 17,.560 lbs. ; V. $878; 
 V. of honey, $45 ; beeswax, 12 lbs. ; V. $4. 
 
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 Maple Sugar, 25,661 lbs.; V. ^1,796; molasses, 146 galls.; 
 V. $98. 
 
 Window Sashes m'd, 1,540 lights ; V. $65. 
 
 PRESCOTT. 
 
 Boots m'd, 175 pairs ; shoes, 400 pairs ; V. of boots and 
 shoes, $838 ; M. E. 3. 
 
 Palm-leaf Hats m'd, 34,110; V. $6,822; F. E. 100. 
 
 Bricks m'd, 50,000 ; V. $200 ; E. 2. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 600,000 feet; V. $4,200; E. 4. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 100 cords; V. $100; E. 1. 
 
 Sheep, 491 ; V. $491 ; wool produced, 1,473 lbs. ; Y. $442. 
 
 Horses, 83 ; V. $3,320 ; neat cattle. 630 ; V. $12,447 
 swine, 106; V. $848. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 2,652 bush.; V. $1,989 
 wheat, 43 bush.; V. $54; rye, 710 bush.; V. $533; barley 
 472 bush.; V. $354; oats, 2,464 bush.; V. $813; potatoes 
 10,000 bush. ; V. $2,500; hay, 1,281 tons; V. $8,967. 
 
 Fruit raised, 1,500 bush.; V. $375. 
 
 Butter, 10,355 bush.; V. $1,450; cheese, 46,025 lbs.; V 
 $2,301; honey, 445 lbs. ; V. $62. 
 
 SOUTH HADLEY. 
 
 Woollen Mills, 2; sets of machinery, 3; wool consumed, 
 40,000 lbs.; cassimere m'd, 10,000 yds.; V. $8,000; satinet, 
 40,(300 yds. ; V. $20,000; C. $20,000; M. E. 10; F. E. 10. 
 
 Pearl Button Manufactories, 1; buttons m'd, 14,625 groce; 
 V. .$5,120; C. $2,000; E. 22. 
 
 Paper Manufactories, 3; stock consumed, 1.500 tons; letter 
 and cap paper m'd, 110,000 reams; printing, 125 tons; 
 wrapping, 206 tons; V. of all the i aper, $150,000; C. $50,- 
 000; E. 148. 
 
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 Saddle, Harness, and Trunk Manufactories, 1 ; V. of articles 
 m'd, $1,000; C. $500; E. 2. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Coaches, Chaises, and other Ve- 
 hicles, 1; V. of vehicles m'd, $9,000; C. $4,000; E. 13. 
 
 Tanneries, 3 ; hides taimed, 2,940 ; V. of leather tanned and 
 curried, $10,710 ; C. $4,000 ; E. 10. 
 
 Boots m'd, 600 pairs; shoes, 1,175 pairs; V. of boots and 
 shoes, $2,800 ; M. E. 7 ; F. E. 2. 
 
 Bricks m'd, 80,000 : V. $250 ; E. 2. 
 
 Corn and other Brooms m'd, 2,000; V. $240; E. 1. 
 
 Sheep, 725; Y. $1,000: m^ooI produced, 2,166 lbs.; Y. $650. 
 
 Horses, 176; Y. $5,280; neat cattle, 7S3; Y. $10,179; 
 swine, 203 ; Y. $609. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 7,497 bush. ; Y. $4,500 ; wheat, 
 228 bush. ; Y.$285; rye, 2,6 10 bush. ; Y. $1,584; oats, 4,896 
 bush ; Y. $1,470 ; potatoes, 5,842 bush. ; Y. $1,000 ; other escu- 
 lent vegetables, 952 bush. ; Y. $190 ; hay, 1,792 tons ; Y. 
 $10,752. 
 
 Fruit raised, 3,428 bush.; Y. $1,000; tobacco, 6,000 lbs. ; 
 Y. $360. 
 
 Butter, 32,000 lbs. ; Y. $4,000 ; cheese, 7,415 lbs. ; Y. $445. 
 
 SOUTHAMPTON. 
 
 Satinet m'd, 500 yds. ; Y. $375. 
 
 Plough Manufactories, 1 ; ploughs m'd, 30 ; Y. $290 ; C. 
 $100; E. 1. 
 
 Saddle, Harness and Trunk Manufactories, 1 ; Y. of articles 
 m'd, $500; C. $100; E. 1. 
 
 Tin Ware Manufactories, 1 ; Y. of ware, $500 ; C. $150 ; 
 E. 1. 
 
 Grist Mills, 2 ; grain ground, 20,000 bush. 
 
 Tanneries, 1; Y. of leather tanned and curried, $5,000; C. 
 $2,000; E. 3. 
 
 Bricks m'd, 500,000 ; Y. $15,000; E. 5. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 29,600 feet ; Y. $296. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 366 cords; Y. $549. 
 
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 Sheep, 1,500 ; V. $1,125 ; wool produced, 3,750 lbs. ; V. 
 $1,125. 
 
 Horses, 210 ; V. $8,820 ; neat cattle, 842 ; V. $12,630 ; swine, 
 380; V. $1,520. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 6,825 bush.; V. $4,265 ; wheat, 
 100 bush. ; V. $117; rye, 5,871 bush. ; V. $4,109 ; oats, 5,344 
 bush.; V. $1,817; buckwheat raised, 1,000 bush.; V. $400; 
 potatoes, 9,406 bush. ; V. $2,351 ; other esculent vegetables, 
 1,200 bush.; V. $300; hay, 1,725 tons; V. $17,250. 
 
 Fruit raised, 2,000 bush. ; V. $660. 
 
 Butter, 26,411 lbs. ; V. $3,301 ; cheese, 5,300 lbs. ; V. $318 ; 
 honey, 418 lbs. ; V. $.52; beeswax, 40 lbs. ; V. $12. 
 
 Hogshead Shooks ni'd, 1,615 ; V. $1,292. 
 
 Rail-road Sleepers prepared, 14,900; V. $2,384. 
 
 Baskets, 1,000; V. $500. 
 
 V. of Poultry, $300. 
 
 Y. of Eggs, $500. 
 
 WARE. 
 
 "■■' Cotton Mills, 3; C. $150,000 ; (further information in regard 
 to these factories refused.) 
 
 Woollen Mills, 1; machinery, 7 sets; wool consumed, 225,- 
 000 lbs. ; cassimere m'd, 120,000 yds. ; V. $125,000 ; flannel, 
 100,000 yds. ; V. $50,000 ; C. $50,000 ; M. E. 68 ; F. E. 56. 
 
 Saddle, Harness and Trunk Manufactories, 1 ; V. of articles 
 m'd, $.500; C. $100: E. 1. 
 
 Hat Manufactories, 1 ; hats m'd, 1,000 ; Y. $2,200 ; C. 
 $1,000 ; E. 3. 
 
 Soap Manufactories, 1 ; soap m'd, 15 bbls. ; Y. $57] C. $25; 
 E. 1. 
 
 Chair and Cabinet Ware Manufactories, 2 ; Y. of articles 
 m'd, $4,000 ; C. $3,000 ; E. 9. 
 
 Tin Ware Manufactories, 1 ; Y. of ware, $4,000 ; C. $2,000 ; 
 E. 6. 
 
 Boots m'd, 2,400 pairs; shoes, 5,300 pairs; Y. of boots and 
 shoes, $12,000; M. E. 14; F. E. 5. 
 
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 Florence and Fancy Bonnets m'd, 26,000; Y. $80,000; palm- 
 leaf hats m'd, 20,000; V. $4,000; M. E. 10; F. E. 150. 
 
 Bricks m'd, 100,000 ; V. $500 ; E. 2. 
 
 Merino Sheep, 1,208; other sheep, 240; V. of all the sheep, 
 $2,100; merino wool produced, 3,500 lbs.; other wool, 900 
 lbs. ; V. of all the wool, $2,.550. 
 
 Horses, 224; V. $11,200; neat cattle, 1,211; V. $24,305; 
 swine, 231 ; V. $1,620. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 8,092 bush. ; V. $5,411 ; buck- 
 wheat, 349 bush. ; V. $174; rye, 3,295 bush. ; V. $2,471 ; bar- 
 ley, 30 bush. ; V. $20 ; oats, 7,921 bush. ; V, $2,375 ; potatoes, 
 14,071 bush. ; V. $3,517; other esculent vegetables, 5.300 bush. ; 
 V. $1,060; hay, 2,522 tons; V. $17,654. 
 
 Fruit raised, 8,268 bush. ; V. $1,653. 
 
 Butter, 32,465 lbs. ; V. $4,545 ; cheese, 59,806 lbs. ; Y. 
 $3,708; honey, 356 lbs.; Y. $57; beeswax, 16 lbs.; Y. $5. 
 
 Curriers' establishments, 1 ; profits, $4,664. 
 
 Auger Manufactories, 1 ; Y. of m's, $1,650; C. $1,200; E. 5. 
 
 Y. of Weavers' Harnesses m'd, $1,000; M. E. 1 ; F. E. 3. 
 
 Y. of Milk sold, $800. 
 
 WESTHAMPTON. 
 
 Hoes m'd, 400 ; Y. $200. 
 
 Brass Foundries and Silver Plating Establishments, 1 ; Y. 
 of articles m'd, $2,700 ; C. $2,000; E. 1. 
 
 Tanneries, 1 ; hides tanned, 380; Y. of leather tanned and 
 curried, $350; C. $400; E. 1. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 233,000 feet; Y. $1,881. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 705 cords ; Y. $1,338. 
 
 Bark prepared, 217 cords; Y. $976. 
 
 Charcoal prepared, 11,850 bush. ; Y. $751. 
 
 Saxony Sheep, 377; merino, 1,027; other sheep, 489 ; Y. of 
 all the sheep, $2,979; Saxony wool produced, 1,025 lbs.; me- 
 rino, 2,612 lbs.; other wool, 1,500 lbs. ; Y. $1,950. 
 
 Horses, 128; Y. $6,365; neat cattle, 718; Y. $12,997; swine, 
 151; Y. $1,057. 
 
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 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 2,962 bush. ; Y. $1,922 ; wheat, 
 27 bush. ; V. $34 ; rye, 1,401 bush. ; V. $981 ; oats, 1,507 
 bush. ; V. $497 ; potatoes, 7,870 bush. ; V. $3,148 ; other escu- 
 lent vegetables, 496 bush.; V. $123; hay, 1,166 tons ; V. 
 $9,432. 
 
 Fruit raised, 11,677 bush. ; V. $1,376. 
 
 Butter, 30,000 lbs. ; V. $3,750 ; cheese, 5,720 lbs. ; Y. $358 ; 
 honey, 400 lbs. ; Y. .$68 ; beeswax, 40 lbs. ; Y. $13. 
 
 Axe Helves ni'd, 200 doz. ; bobbins, 20,000 ; Y. of axe 
 helves and bobbins, $486; C. $300 ; E. 1. 
 
 Maple Sugar, 5,744 lbs. ; Y. $517. 
 
 WILLIAMSBURG. 
 
 Woollen Mills, 4; machinery, 5 sets ; wool consumed, 36,- 
 500 lbs. ; broadcloth m'd, 2,250 yds.; Y. $4,500; cassimere, 
 4,000 yds.; Y. $3,000; satinet, 25,000 yds. ; Y. $12,500; flan- 
 nel, 3,000 yds. ; Y. $1,200 ; C. $10,000 ; M. E. 22 ; F. E. 14. 
 
 Yarn m'd and not made into Hosiery, 3,200 lbs. ; Y. $2,400; 
 C. $1,000; M. E. 3; F. E. 3. 
 
 Furnaces for m. of Hollow Ware and Castings other than 
 Pig Iron. 1 ; hollow ware and castings m'd, 90 tons; Y. $8,000; 
 C. $3,000 ; E. 5. 
 
 Axe Manufactories, 2; axes, hatchets and other edge tools 
 m'd, 237 dozen ; Y. $2,607 ; C. $1,800 ; E. 6. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Cutlery, 1 ; Y. of cutlery m'd, 
 $1,500 ; C. $6,000 ; E. 6. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Hoes, 1 ; hoes m'd, 4,000 ; Y. 
 $2,000; C. $1,000; E. 3. 
 
 Covered Button Manufactories, 1 ; buttons m'd, 225,000 
 groce; Y. $175,000 ; C. $100,000; E. 160. 
 
 Wood Button Moulds m'd, 1,200 great groce; Y. $600; C. 
 $200 ; E. 2. 
 
 Horn Buttons m'd, 60,000 groce ; Y. $30,000 ; Y. of hoofs 
 used, $6,000 ; C. $10,000 ; E. 30. 
 
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 Japanned Buttons m'd, 78,000 groce; V. $15,000; C. |1,500; 
 E. 15. 
 
 Saddle, Harness and Trunk Manufactories, 1 ; V. of articles 
 m'd, $1,200; C. $300; E. 3. 
 
 Flouring Mills, 1 ; {neivly started;) C. $3,000. 
 
 Tanneries, 1; hides tanned. 2,500; V. of leather tanned and 
 curried, $5,000 ; C. $3,000 ; E. 5. 
 
 Boots m'd, 725 pairs ; shoes, 800 pairs ; V. of boots and 
 shoes, $2,200 ; M. E. 7 ; F. E. 2. 
 
 Palm-Ieaf Hats m'd, 18,000 ; V. $3,000 ; F. E. 30. 
 
 V. of Building Stone quarried and prepared, $500 ; E. 2. 
 
 Steel Pens m'd, 30,000 groce; V. $15,000; C. $5,000; E. 
 12. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 397,000 feet; V. $2,800; E. 25. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 2,000 cords ; V. $3,500 ; E. 15. 
 
 Sperm Oil consumed in manufacturing, 950 galls. ; V. $050 ; 
 lard oil, 400 galls.; V. $300; anthracite coal consumed in 
 manufacturing, 20 tons; V. $200; V. of articles of foreign pro- 
 duction, excepting cotton, wool and iron, consumed in manu- 
 facturing, $80,000. 
 
 Merino Sheep, 2,824; wool produced, 7,412 lbs.; Y. $2,800. 
 
 Horses, 152; V. $7,000; neat cattle, 707; V. $10,667; swine, 
 138 ; V. $700. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 3,180 bush. ; V. $2,130 ; wheat, 
 100 bush. ; V. $100; rye, 456 bush. ; V. $342; oats, 867 bush. ; 
 V. $300; potatoes, 3,200 bush. ; Y. $1,007; Y. of other escu- 
 lent vegetables, $1,375 ; hay, 2,000 tons; Y. $16,000. 
 
 Fruit raised, 2,650 bush. ; Y. $850. 
 
 Teazles raised, 1,418,000 ; Y. $1,418. 
 
 Butter, 28,605 lbs. ; Y. $3,575; cheese, 13,115 lbs. ; Y. $655 ; 
 honey, 430 lbs. ; Y. $60. 
 
 Lather Boxes (glassed,) m'd, 150 groce; Y. $1,200; C. $300 ; 
 E. 3. 
 
 Blacksmiths' Shops, 2 : Y. of labor, $1,000. 
 
 Y. of Carpenters' work done, $3,000. 
 
 Carding, Fulling and Finishing Machines, 1 ; Y. of labor, 
 $600. 
 
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 WORTHINGTON. 
 
 Hat and Cap Manufactories, 1 ; hats and caps m'd, 500 ; V. 
 $1,100; C. $200; E. 2. 
 
 Tanneries, 2; hides tanned, 12.000; V. of leather tanned and 
 curried. |37,500; C. $3,000; E. 9. 
 
 Boots m'd, 400 pairs ; shoes, 800 pairs ; V, of boots and 
 shoes, $1,800; M. E. 4. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 400,000 feet; V. $1,600; E. 8. 
 
 Merino ^heep, 10,GS8; V. $16,032; wool produced, 32,064 
 lbs.; V. $12,800. 
 
 Horses, 167; V. $6,700; neat cattle, 920; Y. $17,695; swine, 
 161 ; V. $644. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 2,589 bush. ; V. $1,726: wheat, 
 558 bush. ; V. $697; barley, 789 bush. ; V. $395; oats, 5,737 
 bush.; V. $1,912; potatoes, 20,042 bush.; V. $6,681; hay, 
 3,363 tons; V. $20,178. 
 
 Fruit raised, 3,000 bush. ; V. $375. 
 
 Raw Silk raised, 12 lbs. ; V. $60. 
 
 Butter, 37,300 lbs. ; V. $3,730 ; cheese, 10,800 lbs. ; V. $550. 
 
 Maple Sugar, 37,280 lbs. ; V. $2,600. 
 
 V. of Painted Curtain Blinds m'd, $2,900. 
 
 V. of Children's Wagons m'd, $3,000. 
 
 V. of Carpenters' Planes m'd, $3,000. 
 
 Y. of Wooden Ware m'd, $1,500. 
 
 COUNTY OF HAMPDEN. 
 
 BLANDFORD. 
 
 Woollen Mills, 1; sets of machinery, 2; wool consumed, 
 30,000 lbs.; broadcloth m'd, 12,000 yds.; Y. $18,000; C. 
 $5,000 ; M. E. 10 ; F. E. 4. 
 
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 Paper Manufactories, 1 ; V. of stock consumedj $200 ; paper 
 m'd {coarse ivrapping), 20 tons; V. $1,200; C. $1,500; E. 4. 
 
 Tanneries, 3 ; hides tanned, 2,200 ; V. of leather tanned and 
 curried, $12,000 ; C. $9,000 ; E. 7. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 130,000 feet ; V. $520 ; E. 3. 
 
 Rake Manufactories, 1 ; rakes m'd, 3,000; C. $3,000; E. 2. 
 
 Sheep, 1,944; V. $1,944; wool produced, 3,888 lbs.; V. 
 $1,160. 
 
 Horses, 196; V. $6,650; neat cattle, 2,439; V. $24,390; 
 swine, 376 ; V. $1,880. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 3,685 bush. ; V. $1,843; wheat, 
 39 bush. ; V. $58; rye, 655 bush. ; V. $328; barley, 91 bush. ; 
 V. $46; oats, 6,547 bush. ; V. $1,637; potatoes, 18,487 bush.; 
 V. $3,081 ; other esculent vegetables, 769 bush.; V. $192; hay, 
 4,085 tons; V. $16,340; flax, 110 lbs. ; V. $11. 
 
 Fruit raised, 27,502 bush.; V. $275. 
 
 Butter, 53,155 lbs.; V. $5,316; cheese, 192,025 lbs.; V. 
 $7,681 ; honey, 213 lbs. ; V. $21. 
 
 BRIM FIELD. 
 
 Cotton Mills, 1; spindles, 1,388; cotton consumed, 83,000 
 lbs.; cloth m'd, sheetings, 2.50,000 yds.; Y. $15,000; C. $12,- 
 000 ; M. E. 18 ; F. E. 16. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Cutlery, 1 ; V. of cutlery m'd, 
 $300; C. $100; E. 1. 
 
 Saddle, Harness and Trunk Manufactories, 1 ; V. of articles 
 m'd, $1,500; C. $300; E. 2. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Coaches, Chaises and other Vehi- 
 cles, 3; V. of vehicles m'd, $1,500; C. $500 ; E. 4. 
 
 Tanneries, 2 ; hides tanned, 2.025 ; V. of leather tanned and 
 curried, $12,225; C. $4,700; E. 10. 
 
 Boots m'd, 400 pairs; shoes, 27,850 pairs; Y. of boots and 
 shoes, $19,918; M. E. 14; F. E. 12; Y. of other labor on m. 
 of shoes, $2,974. 
 
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 V. of Palm-leaf Hats m'd, $2,475; F. E. 25. 
 
 Bricks m'd, 151,000; Y. $604; E. 3. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 91,660 feet; V. $1,260; E. 4; shingles, 
 25,000; V. $390; rail-road sleepers prepared, 3,260; V. $782. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 1,064 cords; V. $2,128; E. 3; char- 
 coal, 7,500 bush.; V. $450; E. 2; bark prepared, 75 cords; V. 
 $375. 
 
 Saxony Sheep, 65 ; Saxony wool produced, 175 lbs. ; other 
 wool, 3,592 lbs. ; V. of all the wool, $1,768. 
 
 Horses, 178; V. $8,738; neat cattle, 1,777; Y. $32,058; 
 swine, 694; Y. $8,116. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 12,067 bush. ; Y. $9,050; wheat, 
 179 bush. ; Y. $208; rye, 1,747 bush.; Y. $1,398; barley, 185 
 bush.; Y. $93; oats, 13,159 bush.; Y. $4,474; potatoes, 31,- 
 720 bush. ; Y. $9,516 ; other esculent vegetables, 1,200 bush. ; 
 Y. $345; hay, 3,238 tons; Y. $22,666; beans, 300 bush.; Y. 
 $600. 
 
 Fruit raised, 16,964 bush. ; Y. $2,455. 
 
 Raw Silk, 4 lbs.; Y. $16. 
 
 Butter, 30,385 lbs.; Y. $4,254; cheese, 104,165 lbs.; Y. 
 $5,729. 
 
 Aqueduct and Copper Pump Manufactories, 1 ; Y. of pumps 
 m'd, $2,000 ; C. $500. 
 
 Y. of Blacksmiths' labor done, $1,500; E. 4. 
 
 Grist Mills, 5 ; grain ground, 15,000 bush. 
 
 Saw Mills, 7. 
 
 Yinegar m'd, 100 bbls. ; Y. $250. 
 
 Cider Mills, 2. 
 
 Brandy m'd, 75 bbls. 
 
 CHESTER. 
 
 Cotton Mills, 1; spindles, 1,500; cotton consumed, 58,000 
 lbs.; cotton cloth m'd, 180,000 yds.; Y. $13,500; C. $10,000; 
 M. E. 10 ; F. E. 20. 
 
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 Chair and Cabinet Ware Manufactories, 1 ; V. of articles 
 m'd, S600; C. $150: E. 1. 
 
 Tanneries, 3: hides tanned, 7,750; V. of leather tanned and 
 curried, $34,500; C. $18,000; E. 13. 
 
 Boots m'd, 200 pairs; shoes, 250 pairs; V. of boots and shoes, 
 $600; M. E. 3. 
 
 V. of Mechanics' Tools m'd, $4,000; E. 5. 
 
 V. of Wooden Ware, including Farming Utensils, m'd, 
 $7,700 ; E. 18. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 1,473,000 feet; V. $8,838; E. 16. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 1,700 cords ; V. $3,000 ; E. 9. 
 
 Sperm Oil consumed in manufacturing, 144 galls. ; V. $144; 
 other kinds of oil, 12 galls. ; V. $12. 
 
 Merino Sheep, 3,547; other sheep, 64; V. of all the sheep, 
 $3,611 ; merino wool, 11,929 lbs.; other wool, 212 lbs. ; Y. of 
 all the wool, $4,772. 
 
 Horses, 142; V. $5,775; neat cattle, 1,150; V. $20,300; 
 swine, 221 ; V. $1,325. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 4,524 bush. ; Y. $3,017; wheat, 
 163 bush.; Y. $163; rye, 416 bush.; Y. $278; barley, 40 
 bush.; Y. $20; oats, 3,821 bush.; Y. $1,275; potatoes, 12,- 
 428 bush.; Y. $3,107; other esculent vegetables, G90 bush, ; Y. 
 $210; hay, 2,745 tons; Y. $19,215. 
 
 Fruit raised, 22,000 bush. ; Y. $1,700. 
 
 Butter, 30,600 lbs.; Y. $3,830; cheese, 21,500 lbs.; Y. 
 $1,075 ; honey, 240 lbs. : Y. $40. 
 
 Shoe Pegs m'd, 1,625 bush. 
 
 GRANYILLE. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Chronometers, Watches, Gold and 
 Silver Ware, and Jewelry, 1; Y. of m's, $1,000; C. $1,000; 
 E. 3. 
 
 Tanneries, 1 ; hides tanned, 178 ; Y. of leather tanned and 
 curried, $787; C. $1,443. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 100 cords : V. $125. 
 
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 Sheep, 1,847; V. $1,847; wool produced, 4,541 lbs.; V. 
 $1,847. 
 
 Asses and Mules, 13 ; V. $390 ; horses, 188 ; V. $8,039 ; neat 
 cattle, 1,957; V. $26,071; swine, 617; V. $2,130. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 5.491 bush. ; V. $2,795 ; wheat, 
 8 bush.; V. $10; rye, 2,249 bush.; V. $562; oats, 13,909 
 bush.; V. $3,477; buckwheat raised, 308 lbs.; V. $123; pota- 
 toes, 9,145 bush.; V. $1,283; other esculent vegetables, 2,032 
 bush.; V. $406; hay, 2,895 tons; V. $20,265; flax raised, 65 
 lbs. ; V. $8. 
 
 Fruit raised, 5,171 bush.; V. $1,469. 
 
 Butter, 40,000 lbs.; V. $5,000; cheese, 76,000 lbs.; V. 
 $3,420; honey, 405 lbs.; V. $67; beeswax, 32 Jbs. ; V. $10. 
 
 Powder Kegs m'd, 20,000; V. $2,500; barrels m'd, 250; 
 V. $250. 
 
 Maple Sugar, 10,300 lbs. ; V. $824. 
 
 Ploughs m'd, 20 ; V. $120. 
 
 HOLLAND. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Rail-road Cars, Coaches, Chaises, 
 and other Vehicles, 1; Y. of vehicles m'd, $200; C. $100; 
 E. 2. 
 
 Palm-leaf Hats m'd, 1,000; V. $200. 
 
 Bricks m'd, 95,000; V. $380; E. 3. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 51,000 feet; V. $78. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 85 cords ; V. $82. 
 
 Saxony Sheep, 100; merino, 200; other sheep, 404; Y. of 
 all the sheep, $640 ; Saxony wool produced, 225 lbs. ; merino, 
 450 lbs. ; other wool, 890 lbs. ; Y. of all the wool, $595. 
 
 Horses, 58; Y. $1,310; neat cattle, 322; Y. $4,587; swine, 
 81 ; Y. $320. ' 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 2,129 bush. ; Y. $1,".84; wheat, 
 6 bush.; Y. $9; rye, 407 bush.; Y. $305; barley, 4 bush.; 
 Y. $2; oats, 2,111 bush.; Y. $697; potatoes, 5,741 bush.; 
 
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 V. $1,895; other esculent vegetables, 479 bush.; V. $289; 
 hay, 5G1 tons; V. $3,346. 
 
 Fruit raised, 5,231 bush. ; V. $288 : raw silk, 6 oz. : V. $2. 
 
 Butter, 5,945 lbs.; V. $892; cheese, 12,338 lbs.; V. $608. 
 
 LONGMEADOW. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Chronometers, Watches, Gold and 
 Silver Ware, and Jewelry, 3; V. of m's, $15,005 ; C. $3,900; 
 E. 11. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Rail-road Cars, Coaches, Chaises, 
 and other Vehicles, 2; V. of vehicles m'd, $1,183; C. $600; 
 E. 4. 
 
 Tanneries, 3; hides tanned, 6,128; V. of leather tanned and 
 curried, $5,722; C. $2,645 ; E. 5. 
 
 Boots m'd, 79 pairs ; shoes, 229 pairs ; V. of boots and shoes, 
 $570 ; M. E. 3. 
 
 Bricks m'd, 1,688,000; V. $7,596; E. 17. 
 
 V, of Building Stone quarried and prepared, $4,800 ; E. 15. 
 
 Corn and other Brooms m'd, 4,100; V. $651; E. 2. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 550,000 feet; V. $5,800; E. 2. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 1,148 cords; V. $3,146; E. 3. 
 
 Y. of other articles m'd, $150 ; E. 1. 
 
 Sheep, 472; V. $708 ; wool produced, 1,282 lbs.; V. $385. 
 
 Hor.ses, 233; V. $12,195; neat cattle, 1,027; V. $20,918; 
 swine, 433 ; Y. $4,330. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 16,137 bush.; Y. $10,086; 
 wheat, 273 bush.; Y. $273; rye, 5,433 bush.; Y. $3,703; 
 oats, 8,485 bush, ; Y. $2,546; potatoes, 16,120 bush. ; Y. $4,- 
 030; hay, 2,327 tons; Y. $17,101. 
 
 Fruit raised, 11,305 bush. ; Y. $1,084; tobacco, 22,210 lbs.; 
 Y. $1,941. 
 
 Butter, 56,500 lbs.; Y. $7,910; cheese, 5,540 lbs. ; Y. $332; 
 honey, 310 lbs. ; Y. $39. 
 
 Yinegar, 50 bbls. ; Y. $125. 
 
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 LUDLOW. 
 
 Cotton Mills, 1 ; spindles, 8,052 ; cotton consumed, 504,799 
 lbs.; cloth m'd, 1,787,903 yds.; V. $106,914; batting, 7,951 
 lbs. ; V. $398 ; C. $96,000 ; M. E. 60 ; F. E. 175. 
 
 Woollen Mills, 1 ; sets of machinery, 1 ; wool consumed, 
 12,000 lbs.: satinet m'd, 12,000 yds.; V. $6,000; C. $1,800; 
 M. E. 4 ; f! E. 3. 
 
 Plough Manufactories, 1 ; ploughs and other agricultural 
 tools m'd, 150 ; V. $700 ; C. $200 ; E. 3. 
 
 Saddle, Harness, and Trunk Manufactories, 2; V. of articles 
 m'd, $1,000; C. $300; E. 2. 
 
 Boots m'd, 100 pairs ; shoes, 200 pairs ; V. of boots and 
 shoes, $500 ; M. E. 2. 
 
 Palm-leaf Hats m'd, 8,518; V. $1,961; F. E. 29. 
 
 V. of Building Stone quarried and prepared, $100; E. 1. 
 
 Corn and other Brooms m'd, 2,561 ; V. $334; E. 1. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 89,300 feet ; V. $973 ; E. 7. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 3,646 cords; V. $9,628; E. 51. 
 
 Sheep, 826; V. $1,550; wool produced, 2,017 lbs. ; V. $699. 
 
 Horses, 216; V. $11,206; neat cattle, 702; V. $16,619; 
 swine, 272; V. $3,9U. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 9,414 bush.; V. $6,500; 
 wheat, 981 bush.; V. $583; rye, 5,992 bush.; V. $4,142; 
 oats, 6,908 bush.; V. $1,970; potatoes, 14,512 bush. ; V. $4,- 
 062; other esculent vegetables, 1,927 bush.; V. $1,187; hay, 
 1,802 tons; V. $12,877; flax, 80 lbs. ; V. $16. 
 
 Fruit raised, 6,904 bush.; V. $1,134; hops, 100 lbs. ; V.$13; 
 tobacco, 200 lbs. ; V. $25. 
 
 Butter, 29,965 lbs.; V. $4,504; cheese, 10,915 lbs.; V. $773; 
 honey, 1,398 lbs. ; V. $227; beeswax, 23 lbs. ; V. $10. 
 
 Reed Manufactories, 1 ; reeds m'd, 3,000; V. $2,500; C. $1,- 
 500 ; E. 3. 
 
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 MONSON. 
 
 Cotton Mills, 2; spindles, 3,644; cotton consumed, 222,000 
 lbs. ; brown sJieetings m'd, 067,000 yds. ; V. $48,700; C. $28,- 
 000 ; IM. E. 47 ; F. E. 47. 
 
 AVoollen Mills, 3; sets of machinery, 6 ; wool consumed, 
 200,000 lbs. ; satinet m'd, 240,000 yds. ; V. $130,000; C. $30,- 
 000 ; M. E. 43 ; F. E. 39. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Cotton, Woollen, and other Ma- 
 chinery, 2; V. of machinery m'd, $1,500; C. $."500; E. 3. 
 
 Axe Manufactories, 1 ; axes, hatchets, and other edge tools 
 m'd, 500; Y. $5t)0; C. $100; E. 1. 
 
 Plough Manufactories, 1 ; ploughs and other agricultural 
 tools m'd, 20; V. $140; C. $103; E. 1. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Chronometers, Watches, Gold and 
 Silver Ware, and Jewelry, 1; V. of m's, $4,940; C. $500; 
 E. 5. 
 
 Saddle, Harness, and Trunk Manufactories, 1; V. of articles 
 m'd, $.>50; C. .$200; E. 1. 
 
 Chair and Cabinet Ware Manufactories, 1 ; Y. of articles 
 m'd, $600 ; C. $225 ; E. 1. 
 
 Tin Ware Manufactories, 1; Y. of ware, $1,000; C. $500; 
 E. 2. 
 
 Tanneries, 1 ; hides tanned, 1,000; Y. of leather tanned and 
 curried, $4,000; C. $2,500; E. 3 ; bark consumed, 75 cords; 
 Y. $400. 
 
 Boots m'd, 200 pairs; shoes, 700 pairs; Y. of boots and 
 shoes, $1,400; M. E. 4. 
 
 Palm-leaf Hats m'd, 45,000; Y. $6,250; F. E. 100. 
 
 Y, of Building Stone quarried and prepared, $1,000; E. 10. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 142,100 feet; Y. $1,465; E. 142. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 2,041 cords; Y. $3,735; E. 100. 
 
 Charcoal prepared, 50,000 bush. ; Y. $3,000 ; E. 10. 
 
 Sperm Oil consumed in manufacturing, 1,400 galls. ; Y. 
 $1,370; other oil, 2,700 galls.; Y. $1,880; Y. of other articles 
 of American production, excepting cotton, wool and iron, con- 
 sumed in manufacturing, $1,797; Y. of other articles of foreign 
 production, excepting as above consumed, $9,546. 
 
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 Merino Sheep, 703 ; other sheep, 1,869 ; V. of all the sheep, 
 $5,510; merino wool produced, 2,100 lbs. ; other wool, 5,600 
 lbs. ; V. of all the wool, $2,695. 
 
 Horses, 233 ; V. $6,270 ; neat cattle, 1,791 ; V. $33,938; 
 swine, 369 ; V. $2,077. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 10,075 bush.; V. $7,554; rj'-e, 
 2,200 bush. ; V. $1,650; oats, 9,386 bush.; V. $3,129: pota- 
 toes, 32,909 bush.; Y. $8,227; hay, 3,475 tons; V. $28,460. 
 
 Fruit raised, 21,810 bush. ; V. $2,248. 
 
 Butter, 48,855 lbs.; V. $6,150; cheese, 39,405 lbs.; V. 
 $1,986. 
 
 MONTGOMERY. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 62,200 feet ; V. $503 ; rail-road sleepers, 
 1,500 ; V. $230. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 487 cords ; V. $609; charcoal, 10,150 
 bush.; V. $457; bark, 49 cords; V. $109. 
 
 Merino Sheep, 784; other sheep, 634; V. of all the sheep, 
 $2,746 ; merino wool, 1,740 lbs.; other wool, 1,641 lbs. ; V. of 
 all the wool, $1,188. 
 
 Horses, 60; V. $2,660; neat cattle, 414; V. $7,400; swine, 
 112; V. $645. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 2,897 bush.; V. $1,883; wheat, 
 9 bush. ; V. $9 ; rye, 1,109 bush. ; V. $832 ; oats, 3,420 bush. ; 
 V. $1,140; potatoes, 4,169 bush. ; V. $1,042; other esculent 
 vegetables, 221 bush.; V. $85; hay, 1,041 tons; V. $7,287; 
 beans, 10 bush. ; V. $13; buckwheat, 256 bush.; V. $128; 
 clover seed, 244 bush. ; V. $1,464. 
 
 Fruit raised, 9^296 bush.; V. $920. 
 
 Butler, 12,392 lbs. ; V. $1,548; cheese, 4,005 lbs. ; Y. $200; 
 honey, 255 lbs. ; Y. $32; beeswax, 22 lbs. ; Y. $6. 
 
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 PALMER. 
 
 Cotton Mills, 2 ; spindles, 23,020 ; cotton consumed, 470,000 
 lbs.; printing and bleaching goods m'd, 2,640,939 yds.; V. 
 $211,538; C. $360,000; M. E. 225; F. E. 255. 
 
 Woollen Mills, I; sets of machinery, 2 ; wool consumed, 
 65,000 lbs. ; satinet m'd, 58,000 yds.; V. $32,000; C. $25,000; 
 M. E. 16; F. E. 13. 
 
 Furnaces for m. of Hollow Ware and Castings other than 
 Pig Iron, 1 ; hollow ware and castings m'd, 150 tons ; V. $10,- 
 000; C. $5,000; E. 10. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Cotton , Woollen and other Machin- 
 ery, 1; V. of machinery, .$2,000; C. $1,000; E. 4. 
 
 Scythe Manufactories, 1; scythes m'd, 14,000; V. .$9,000; 
 C. $3,000 ; E. 15. 
 
 Saddle, Harness and Trunk Manufactories, 2; V. of articles 
 m'd, $1,000; C. $300; E. 3. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Rail-road Cars, Coaches and other 
 Vehicles, 4; V. of vehicles m'd, $6,260; C. $4,500; E. 16. 
 
 Soap and Tallow Candle Manufactories, 1 ; soft soap m'd, 
 175 bbls. ; V. $350 ; E. 1. 
 
 Chair and Cabinet Ware Manufactories, 2 ; V. of articles 
 m'd, $1,000; C. $500; E. 2. 
 
 Tin Ware Manufactories, 1 ; V. of ware, $2,000 ; C. $800 ; 
 E. 2. 
 
 Boots m'd, 500 pairs; shoes, 750 pairs; V. of boots and shoes, 
 $2,200; M. E. 6; F. E. 1. 
 
 Palm-leaf Hals m'd, 14,000; V. $1,960; F. E. 75. 
 
 Bricks m'd, 150,000 , V. $700 ; E. 2. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 80,000 fent ; V. $800; E. 5. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 2,136 cords ; V. $4,362 ; E. 5. 
 
 V. of Reeds m'd, $800; C. $500; E. 2. 
 
 Sperm Oil consumed in manufacturing, 3,650 galls. ; V. 
 $3,485; whale oil, 1,250 galls.; V. $1,008; other oil, 1,400 
 galls.; V. $840 ; anthracite coal consumed in manufacturing, 
 100 tons; V. .^1,000; V. of other articles of American produc- 
 tion, excepting cotton, wool and iron, consumed in manufactur- 
 
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 ing, $11,000 ; V. of other articles of foreign production, except- 
 ing as above consumed, $400. 
 
 Merino Sheep, 2,377 ; V. $3,474 ; merino wool produced, 
 5,990 lbs.; V. $l,9S-4>. 
 
 Horses, 230; V. $10,920; neat cattle, 993; ¥.$18,877; 
 swine, 302; V. $1,812. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 10,930 bnsh. ; V. $6,831 ; 
 wheat, 35 bush. ; V. $35 ; rye, 4,002 bnsii. ; V. $2,708; oats, 
 10,702 bush. ; Y. $3,2-8 ; potatoes, 19,010 bush. ; V. $4,752 ; 
 other esculent vegetables, 3,380 bush.; V. $1,506; buckwheat, 
 1,050 bush. ; y. .$.')25; hay, 2,152 tons; V. $17,216. 
 
 Fruit raised, 6,062 bush.; V. $S.!2. 
 
 Butter, 25,090 lbs.; V. $3,136; cheese, 23,800 lbs.; V. 
 $1,488; honey, 311 lbs.; V. $39. 
 
 RUSSELL. 
 
 Cotton Mills, 1; spindles, 160; cotton consumed, 8,000 lbs.; 
 V. of cotton twine ni'd, $788; M. E. 1 ; F. E. 4. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 570,000 feet of hemlock boards, &.c., and 
 50,000 shingles; V. $2,950; E. 6. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 840 cords; V. $584. 
 
 Merino Sheep, 499; V. $748 ; merino wool, 1,247 lbs. ; V. 
 $374. 
 
 Horses, 47; V. $1,477; neat cattle, 435; V. $6,541 ; swine, 
 75 ; V. $375. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 1,902 bush. ; V. $1,103 ; wheat, 
 13 bush. ; V. $19; rye, 472 bush. ; V.$283; oats, 1,621 bush. ; 
 V. $405 ; potatoes, 3,375 bush. ; V. $675 ; hay, 875 tons ; V. 
 $6,125; flax, 50 lbs.; V. $6. 
 
 Fruit raised, 1,629 bush. ; V. $326. 
 
 Butter, 13,275 lbs. ; V. $1,593; cheese, 4,000 lbs.; V. $200; 
 honey, 50 lbs. ; V. $6 ; beeswax, 10 lbs. ; V. $3. 
 
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 SOUTHWICK. 
 
 Powder Mills, 1 ; powder m'd, 2,500 kegs ; V. $6,250 ; C. 
 |2,000 ; E. 2. 
 
 Tanneries, 1 ; hides tanned, 1,000; V. of leather tanned and 
 curried, $1,000; C. $200; E. 2. 
 
 Boots m'd, 100 pairs ; shoes, 300 pairs ; V. of boots and 
 shoes, $500; M. E. 1. 
 
 V. of Snuff, Tobacco, and Cigars m'd, $3,458; E. 30. 
 
 V. of Whips m'd, $175; E. 1. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 14,500 feet; V. $145. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, G25 cords; V. $1,343. 
 
 Sheep, 1,572 ; Y. $1,572 ; wool produced, 4,729 lbs. ; V. 
 $1,578. 
 
 Horses, 151; V. $7,340; neat cattle, 977; V. $20,362; 
 swine, 275; V. $1,841. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 10,215 bush.; Y. $5,108; rye, 
 8,378 bush.; Y. $6,874; oats, 6,214 bush.; Y. $1,902; po- 
 tatoes, 11,915 bush.; Y. $9,976; other esculent vegetables, 
 1,705 bush.; Y. $332; hay, 1,748 tons; Y. $12,332; buck- 
 wheat, 8,376 bush. ; Y. $3,350. 
 
 Fruil raised, 44,004 bush.; Y. $2,676; tobacco, 10,400 lbs. ; 
 Y. $627. 
 
 Butter, 13,043 lbs.; Y. $1,631 ; cheese, 4,165 lbs.; Y. $370; 
 honey, 18,000 lbs. ; Y. $2,160. 
 
 SPRLNGFIELD. 
 
 Cotton Mills, 10; spindles, 63.172; cotton consumed, 6,215,- 
 566 lbs. ; sheetings, shirtings, drillings, and printing goods m'd, 
 17,864,351 yds.; Y. $1,341,774; C. $2,400,000 ; M. E. 493; 
 F. E. 1,243. 
 
 Woollen Mills, 3 ; sets of machinery, 6 ; wool consumed, 
 117,000 lbs. ; satinet m'd, 50,000 yds. ; Y. $30,000; Kentucky 
 jeans, 192,000 yds.; Y. $55,200; C. $14,000; M. E. 29; 
 F. E. 21. 
 
 Furnaces for m. of Hollow Ware and Castings, other than 
 
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 Pig Iron, 4; hollow ware and castings m'd, 1,200 tons; T. 
 ^01,200; C. |2l,000; E. 41. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Cotton, Woollen, and other Ma- 
 chinery, 2; V. of machinery m'd, $105,000; C. $65,000; 
 E. 110. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Cutlery, 1 ; V. of m's, $40,000; 
 C. $20,000 ; E. 44. 
 
 Lock Manufactories, 1 ; locks m'd, 200 ; V. $1,000 ; C. $500 ; 
 
 E. 3. 
 
 Plough Manufactories, 2 ; ploughs and other agricultural 
 tools m'd, 175 ; V. $1,150 ; C. $300 ; E. 2. 
 
 Brass Foundries, 2; V. of articles m'd, $11,500; C. $6,000; 
 - E. 7. 
 
 Paper Manufactories, 2; stock consumed, 1,000 tons; paper 
 m'd, 90,000 reams; V. $100,000; C. $75,000; E. 125. 
 
 Brush Manufactories, 1 ; V. of brushes m'd, $3,000 ; C. 
 $700 ; E. 3. 
 
 Saddle, Harness, and Trunk Manufactories, 6; V. of articles 
 m'd, $23,750; C. $6,300 ; E. 24. 
 
 Upholstery Manufactories, 1 ; V. of m's, $1,460; C. $700; 
 
 E. 4. 
 
 Hat and Cap Manufactories, 8 ; hats and caps m'd, 16.500 ; 
 V. $26,400; C. $9,150; E. 19. 
 
 Cordage Manufictories, 1 ; cordage m'd, 20 tons; V. $4,000; 
 C. $2,000 ; E. 4. 
 
 Card Manufactories, 1; Y. of cards m'd, $15,000; C. $10,- 
 000 ; E. 6. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Rail-road Cars, Coaches, Chaises, 
 and other Vehicles, 8 ; V. of vehicles m'd, $29,425 ; C. $17, 
 800; E. 65. 
 
 Lead Manufactories, 1; V. of m's, $2,000; C. $1,000; E. 1. 
 
 Soap and Tallow Candle Manufactories, 3; soap m'd, 42 
 tons hard and 2,200 bbls. soft; V. $9,720 ; candles, 40,000 
 lbs.; V. $3,600; C $10,500; E. 11. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Fire Arms, 2 ; rifles, carbines, 
 fowling-pieces, and pistols m'd, 5,100; V. $45,800; C. $25,200; 
 E. 49; also, m'd at the United States Armory, 12,000 percus- 
 sion muskets ; V. $144,000; C. $727,000; E. 250. 
 
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 Bronze Cannon, six pounders, m'd, 50; V. $17,000; C. 
 $10,000; E. 6. 
 
 Chair and Cabinet Ware Manufactories. C ; V. of articles 
 m'd, |21,S00; C. |10,100; E. 29. 
 
 Tin Ware Manufactories, 6; V. of ware and sheet iron m'd, 
 $42,000; C. $10,250; E. 27. 
 
 Flouring Mills, 1 ; flour m'd, 1,200 bbls. ; V. $6,000 ; C. 
 $1,000; E. 1. 
 
 Tanneries, 2 ; hides tanned, 2,200 ; V. of leather tanned and 
 curried, $5,374; C. $4,000; E. 7. 
 
 Boots m'd, 5,270 pairs; shoes, 11,598 pairs; V. of boots and 
 shoes, $28,258 ; M. E. 57. 
 
 Bricks m'd, 6,000,000; V. $28,137; E. 76. 
 
 V. of Building Stone quarried and prepared, $2,500; E. 4. 
 
 V. of Blocks and Pumps m'd, $2,700; E. 4. 
 
 y. of Mechanics' Tools m'd, $11,000; E. 13. 
 
 Corn and other Brooms m'd, 20,000 ; Y. $3,000; E. 4. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 1,100,000 feet; V. $11,700; E. 11. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 2,430 cords; V. $10,327; E. 6. 
 
 Sperm Oil consumed in manufacturing, 16,550 galls. ; V. 
 $12,901 ; whale oil, 830 galls. ; V. $322; other oil, 300 galls. ; 
 V. $450; anthracite coal consumed in manufacturing, 1,105 
 tons; V. $8,120; bituminous coal, mined in the U. IStates, 34 J 
 chaldrons; V. $430; V. of other articles of American pro- 
 duction, excepting cotton, woollen, and iron, consumed in man- 
 ufacturing, $31,757; V. of other articles of foreign production, 
 excepting as above, consumed, $4,000. 
 
 Sheep, 1,110; V. $1,665; wool produced, 3,022 lbs. ; V. $907. 
 
 Horses, 792; V. $27,520; neat cattle, 1,341; V. $16,288; 
 swine, 991 ; V. $5,946. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 25,284 bush.; V. $17,698; 
 wheat, 691 bush.; V. $1,036; rye, 14,052 bush.; V. $9,836; 
 oats, 13,937 bush. ; V. $5,017; buckwheat raised, 2,560 bush. ; 
 V. $1,280; beans raised, 460 bush. ; V. $690; potatoes, 25,581 
 bush.; V. $10,232; other esculent vegetables, 10,825 bush.; 
 Y. $2,165; hay, 3,885 tons; Y. $46,620. 
 
 Fruit raised, 9,365 bush.; Y. $3,746 ; tobacco, 49,000 lbs. ; 
 Y. $3,920. 
 
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 Butter, 41,921 lbs.; V. $5,869; honey, 1,050 lbs.; V. $131, 
 Hair Cloth m'd, 700 yds. ; V. $560; 6. $300; E. 3. 
 V. of Sashes and Blinds m'd, $11,000 ; C. $4,200 ; E. 22. 
 V. of Flasks and Pouches m'd, $800 ; C. $300 ; E. 2. 
 V. of Wooden Aqueduct Logs prepared, $4,328; C. $2,000 
 E. 5. 
 
 TOLLAND. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Shovels, Spades, Forks, and Hoes, 
 1 ; V. of articles m'd, $2,000; C. $1,500 ; E. 3. 
 
 Clock Manufactories, 1 ; clocks m'd, 20,000 ; V. $40,000 ; 
 C. $5,000 ; E. 20. 
 
 Tanneries, 2 ; hides taimcd, 4,000 ; V. of leather tanned and 
 curried, $19,000; C. $0,000; E. 11. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 236,000 feet ; V. $1,060 ; E. 3. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 100 cords ; V. $50 ; liemlock bark, 273 
 cords; Y. $682. 
 
 Sheep, 728; V. .$800; wool produced, 2,100; V. $735. 
 
 Horses, 100; V. $4,261 ; neat cattle, 1,275; V. $17,606 ; 
 swine, 185; V. $1,060. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 1,089 bush. ; Y. $713; wheat, 
 30 bush. ; Y. $15 ; rye, 158 bush. ; Y. $95; barley, 73 bush. ; 
 Y. $33; oats, 2,142 bush.; Y. $643 ; potatoes, 6,645 bush.; 
 V. $1,461; other esculent vegetables, 600 bush.; V. $100; 
 hay, 2,259 tons; Y. $11,295; flax, 200 lbs.; Y. $30. 
 
 Fruit raised, 10,135 bush.; Y. $500. 
 
 Butter, 19,630 lbs. ; Y. $1,963 ; cheese, 159,000 lbs. ; Y. 
 $6,360; honey 100 lbs.; Y. $15; maple sugar, 12,000 lbs.; Y. 
 $840. 
 
 WALES. 
 
 Woollen Mills, 1; sets of machinery, 2; wool consumed, 
 70,000 lbs. ; satinet m'd, 80,000 yds. ; Y. $56,000; C. $16,000 
 
 ivi. E. 15 ; F. E. 15. 
 
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 Hoe Manufactories, 1 ; V. of hoes m'd, $175; E. 1. 
 
 Establisliments for m. of Rail-road Cars, Coaches, Chaises 
 and other Vehicles, 1 ; V. of vehicles m'd, $2,410; C. $500; 
 E. 3. 
 
 Tanneries, 1 ; hides tanned, 1,010; V. of leather tanned and 
 curried, $1,313; C. $500 ; E. 2. 
 
 Boots m'd, 1.514 pairs; shoes, 3,050 pairs; V. of boots and 
 shoes, $7,000 ; M. E. 20. 
 
 V. of Straw Braid m'd and not made into bonnets and hats, 
 $150 ; palm-leaf hats m'd, 10,000 ; V. $2,400 ; F. E. 64. 
 
 Bricks m'd, 100,000; V. $150; E. 2. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 70,000 feet; V. $525 ; E. 2; shingles, 75,- 
 000 ; V. $137. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 372 cords ; V. $5S9 ; E. 2. 
 
 Sperm Oil consumed in manafactming, 200 galls. ; V. $200 ; 
 other oil, 1,000 galls. ; V. $050; V. of other articles of Ameri- 
 can prodnction, excepting cotton, wool and iron, consumed in 
 manufacturing, $1,200 ; V. of other articles of foreign produc- 
 tion, excepting as above consumed, $2,500. 
 
 Merino Sheep, 714; V. $1,423; merino wool produced, 1,800 
 lbs. ; V. $G50. 
 
 Horses, 56; V. $3,360; neat cattle, 527; Y. $8,750; swine, 
 60 ; V. $500. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 2,400 bush. ; V. $1,800; rye, 
 225 bush. ; V. $168 ; oats, $3,000 bush. ; V. $1,000 ; potatoes, 
 8,700 bush. ; V. $2,175 ; other esculent vegetables, 500 bush. ; 
 V. $200; hay, 1,000 tons; V. $8,000. 
 
 Fruit raised, 7,700 bush. ; V. $770. 
 
 Butter, 12,500 lbs. ; V. $1,562 ; cheese, 12,500 lbs. ; V. $625. 
 
 Hoops prepared, 10,000 ; Y. $150. 
 
 Steel Carriage Springs m'd, 15 sets; Y. $83. 
 
 WESTFIELD. 
 
 Plough Manufcictorics, 1 ; ploughs and other agricultural 
 tools m'd, 150; Y. $1,050; C. $250; E. 1. 
 
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 Paper Manufactories, 1 ; stock consumed, 110,000 lbs.; pa- 
 per m'd, 6,000 reams; V. $25,000; C. $30,000; E. 30. 
 
 Saddle, Harness and Trunk Manufactories, 2; V. of articles 
 m'd, $1,200; C. $900; E. 4. 
 
 Hat and Cap Manufactories, 1 ; hats and caps m'd, 1,000; 
 V. $2,500; C. $1,000; E. 3. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Wagons, Sleighs and other Vehicles 
 4; Y. of vehicles m'd, $4,500; C. $1,500; E. 8. 
 
 Powder Mills, 2; powder m'd, 88,500 lbs.; V. $9,750 ; C. 
 $3,000 ; E. 3. 
 
 Chair and Cabinet Ware Manufactories, 1 ; Y. of articles 
 m'd, $2,560 ; C. $800 ; E. 5. 
 
 Tin Ware Manufactories, 1 ; Y. of ware, $1,500; C. $500; 
 E. 1. 
 
 Tanneries, 3; hides tanned, 5,000; Y. of leather tanned and 
 curried, $10,500 ; C. $3,000 ; E. 7. 
 
 Boots m'd, 925 pairs ; shoes, 4,500 pairs; Y. of boots and 
 shoes, $5,200; M. E. 12 ; F. E. 5. 
 
 Bricks m'd, 1,300,000; Y. $lv500 ; E. 12. 
 
 Y. of Snuff, Tobacco and Cigars m'd, $12,500 ; E. 25. 
 
 Y. of Whips m'd, $100,000 ; M. E. 100; F. E. 200. 
 
 Y. of Mechanics' Tools m'd, $4,500 ; E. 5. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 130,000 feet; Y. $1,950 ; E. 5. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 2,590 cords ; Y. $7,770; E. 10. 
 
 Merino Sheep, 1,057; Y. $1,58G; merino wool produced, 
 2,282 lbs. ; Y. $685. 
 
 Asses, 1; Y. $45 ; horses, 370; Y. $18,500; neat cattle, 
 1,694; Y. $33,880; swine, 753; Y. $3,765. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 22,313 bush. ; Y. $13,388; 
 wheat, 275 bush.; Y. $275; rye, 9,614 bush.; Y. $6,730; bar- 
 ley, 8 bush. ; Y. $6 ; oats, 10,033; Y. $3,010 ; potatoes, 23,935 
 bush. ; Y. $7,181 ; hay, 2,784 tons; Y. $27,840. 
 
 Fruit raised, 6,000 bush. ; Y. $1,500 ; tobacco, 43,161 lbs.; 
 Y. $2,158. 
 
 Butter, 53,835 lbs.; Y. $6,460; cheese, 5,738 lbs.; Y. $344; 
 honey, 2,852 lbs.; Y. $342; beeswax, 149 lbs. ; Y. $3,725. 
 
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 WEST SPRINGFIELD. 
 
 Cotton Mills, I; spindles, 3,500; cotton consumed, 160,172 
 lbs. : printing cloth m'd, 802,436 yds. ; V. $48,500; yarn rn'd, 
 (satinet warps,) 30,001) lbs. ; V. $9,000 ; M. E. 15 ; F. E. 50. 
 
 Woollen Mills, 1 ; sets of machinery, 1 ; wool consumed, 
 10,500 lbs.; satinet m'd, 7,000 yds.; V. $4,550; flannel or 
 blanketing m'd, 4,000 yds.; V. $2,000; C. $3,500; M. E. 6 ; 
 F. E. 3. 
 
 Paper Manufactories, 1 ; stock consumed, 150 tons ; paper 
 m'd, 25,000 reams; V. $60,000; C. $30,000; E. 30. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Wagons and Sleighs and Repairing 
 Vehicles, 6 ; E. 9. 
 
 Tanneries, 4; hides tanned, 6,360: V. of leather tanned and 
 curried, $13,130; C. $13,550; E. 11. 
 
 Boots m'd, 200 pairs; shoes, 800 pairs; V. of boots and 
 shoes, $1,500; M. E. 5. 
 
 Bricks m'd, 450,000; V. $1,800; E. 6. 
 
 Y. of Snuff, Tobacco and Cigars, $4,901 ; E. 16. 
 
 V. of Building Stone quarried and prepared, $60,000; E. 40. 
 
 V. of Whips m'd, $50; E. 1. 
 
 Corn and other Brooms m'd, 7,752; V. $1,292; E. 1. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 110,000 feet; V. $1,320; E. 4. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 2,720 cords; V. $10,880; E. 9. 
 
 Merino Sheep, 2,017; V. $2,017; merino wool produced, 
 5,539 lbs.; V. $1,939. 
 
 Horses, 491; V. $25,369; neat cattle, 2,193; V. $43,132; 
 swine, 1,041; V. $8,053. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 25,967 bush. ; Y. $16,879 ; 
 wheat, 2,999 bush.; V. $2,999 ; rye, 13,238 bush.; V. $9,267; 
 oats, 13,513 bush.; V. $4,504; buckwheat, 3,442 bush.; V. 
 $1,721 ; potatoes, 39,686 bush. ; V. $9,922; beans, 270 bush. ; 
 V. $405; V, of other esculent vegetables, $6,082; hay, 5,003 
 tons; y. $50,030. 
 
 Fruit raised, 10,714 bush. ; V. $4,581 ; tobacco, 30,150 lbs. ; 
 V. $1,809. 
 
 Teazles, 600,000 ; V. $700. 
 
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 Butter, 103,923 lbs. ; V. $15,588 ; cheese, 7,435 lbs. ; Y. $520 ; 
 honey, 785 lbs.; V. $131. 
 
 Broom Seed raised, 744 biisli.; Y. $186. 
 Milk, 37,300 galls. ; Y. $5,968. 
 
 WILBRAHAM. 
 
 Plough Manufactories, 1 ; ploughs and other agricultural 
 tools m'd, 1,200; Y. $4,200; C. $3,000; E. 10. 
 
 Tanneries, 1 ; hides tanned, 150 ; Y. of leather tanned and 
 curried, $750; C. $800; E. 1. 
 
 Boots m'd, 454 pairs; shoes, 470 pairs; Y. of boots and shoes, 
 $1,378 ; M. E. 4. 
 
 Pahu-leaf Hats m'd, 700; Y. $116; F. E. 2. 
 
 Y. of Building Stone quarried and prepared, $2,000; E. 4. 
 
 Corn and other Brooms m'd, 5,000 ; Y. $500 ; E. 2. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 600 cords; Y. $1,200; E. 2. 
 
 Merino Sheep, 387; other sheep, 1,992; Y. of all the sheep, 
 $4,163; merino wool produced, 930 lbs.; other wool, 5,500 
 lbs. ; Y. of all the wool, $2,251. 
 
 Horses, 252; Y. $10,000; neat cattle, 1,337; Y. $22,729; 
 swine, 375; Y. $1,875. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 13,636 bush.; Y. $8,182; 
 wheat, 177 bush.; Y. $177; rye, 6,270 bu.sh. ; Y. $4,703; oats, 
 12,038 bush.; Y. $4,013; potatoes, 19,918 bush.; Y. $4,979; 
 other esculent vegetables, 908 bush.; Y. $157; hay, 2,557 tons; 
 Y. $17,899. 
 
 Fruit raised, 51,832 bush. ; Y. $3,113 ; tobacco, 29,100 lbs. ; 
 Y. $1,455. 
 
 Butter, 32,340 lbs.; Y. $3,881; cheese, 22,015 lbs.; Y. 
 $1,101 ; honey, 300 lbs. ; Y. $38. 
 
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 COUNTY OF FRANKLIN. 
 
 ASHFIELD. 
 
 Tanneries, 3; hides tanned, 1,245; V. of leather tanned and 
 curried, S2,700 ; C. $2,175; E. 4. 
 
 Palm-leaf Hats m'd, 30,000; V. $3,000. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 700,000 feet; V. $2,100 ; E. 8. 
 
 ]\Ierino Sheep, 7,C67; V. $12,000; merino wool produced, 
 21,402 lbs.; V. $7,515. 
 
 Horses, ISS ; Y. $5,640; neat cattle, 1,457; V. $15,550; 
 swine, 244; Y. $488. 
 
 Indian Corn or IMaize raised, 6,253 bush. ; Y. $4,689 ; wheat, 
 881 bush. ; Y. $881 ; rye, 470 bush. ; Y. $352 ; barley, 157 
 bush.; Y. $78; oats, 2,441 bush.; Y. $318; potatoes, 23,452 
 bush.; Y. $3,908; other esculent vegetables, 809 bush.; Y. 
 $144; hay, 3,799 tons; Y. $18,995. 
 
 Fruit raised, 6,284 bush. ; Y. $1,047. 
 
 Butter, 49,045 lbs.; Y. $4,904; cheese, 30,846 lbs.; Y. 
 $1,388. 
 
 Maple Sugar, 59,981 lbs. ; Y. $3,598. 
 
 Hemlock Bark prepared, 1.500 cords; Y. $4,500. 
 
 Essences and Patent Medicines m'd, 600 groce ; Y. $2,400. 
 
 Linen Bosoms and Collars, 92,400; Y. $12,000. 
 
 BERNARDSTON. 
 
 Boots m'd, 100 pairs ; shoes, 3,300 pairs ; Y. of boots and 
 shoes, $2,850 ; M. E. 7. 
 
 Straw Bonnets and Hats m'd, 4,000 ; Y. $400. 
 Lumber prepared, 189,000 feet; Y. $1,122; E. 6. 
 Fire Wood prepared, 300 cords; Y. $400. 
 Charcoal prepared, 8,000 bush. ; Y. $400. 
 
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 Merino Sheep, 1,356 ; other kinds of sheep, 1,056 ; V. of all 
 the sheep, $4,660 ; merino wool produced, 3,802 lbs. ; other 
 kinds of wool, 2,152 lbs. ; V. of all the wool, $2,350. 
 
 Horses, 108; V. $6,300; neat cattle, 739; V. $12,243; swine, 
 246; V. $1,592. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 7,359 bush. ; V. $4,930; wheat, 
 79 bush.; V. $118; rye, 2,610 bush.; V. $2,175; barley, 219 
 bush.; V. $127; oats, 3,830 bush.; V. $1,276; buckwheat 
 raised, 500 bush. ; V. $250 ; potatoes, 7,379 bush. ; V. $2,213 ; 
 other esculent vegetables, 200 bush. ; V. $33; hay, 1,500 tons; 
 V. $12,000 ; flax 100 lbs. ; V. $12. 
 
 Fruit raised, 4,412 bush.; V. $441; hops, 9,830 lbs.; V. 
 $983. 
 
 Scythe Snaiths m'd, 6,000 ; V. $2,000 ; E. 10. 
 
 Beans, 100 bush. ; V. $150. 
 
 Maple Sugar, 5,000 lbs. ; V. $400. 
 
 BUCKLAND. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Rail-road Coaches and other Vehi- 
 cle-s 1 ; V. of vehicles m'd, $600 ; C. $300 ; E. 2. 
 
 V. of Wooden Ware m'd, $12,500; E. 15. 
 
 Merino Sheep, 1,000; all other kinds of sheep, 1,524; V. of 
 all kinds, $3,155; merino wool produced, 3,000 lbs. ; all other 
 kinds of wool, 4,572 lbs. ; V. of all kinds of wool, $2,860. 
 
 Horses, 103; V. $4,120; neat cattle, 679; V. $12,529; swine, 
 156 ; V. $780. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 4,467 bush. ; V. $2,680 ; wheat, 
 300 bush. ; V. $375 ; rye, 735 bush. ; V. $551 ; barley, 200 
 bush.; V. $120; oats, 2,447 bush. ; V. $734; potatoes, 9,190 
 bush. ; V. $1,838; hay, 990 tons; V. $6,993. 
 
 Fruit raised, 2,790 bush. ; V. $558. 
 
 Butter, 23,490 lbs.; V. $2,936; cheese, 33,000 lbs.; V. 
 $1,153. 
 
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 CHARLEMONT. 
 
 Furnaces for m. of Hollow Ware and Castings other than 
 Pig Iron, 1 ; hollow ware and castings m'd, 4 tons; V. $400; 
 C. $900; E. 2. 
 
 Shovel, Spado, Fork and Iloe Manufactories, 1 ; V. of arti- 
 cles m'd, $2,000; G. $1,200: E. 4. 
 
 Saddle, Harness and Trunk Manufactories, 2 ; V. of articles 
 m'd, $800 ; C. $700 ; E. 2. 
 
 Establishments for rn. of Rail-road Cars and other Vehicles, 
 1 ; V. of vehicles m'd, $1,500 ; C. $1,200 ; E. 3. 
 
 Tanneries, 2; hides tanned, 3,800; V. of leather tanned and 
 curried, $18,500: C. $10,700; E. 8. 
 
 Boots m'd, 3G0 pairs; shoes, 1,700 pairs; V. of boots and 
 shoes, $3,205 ; M. E. 8 ; F. E. 2. 
 
 Palm-leaf Hats m'd, 25,000; V. $3,000; F. E. 43. 
 
 V. of Building Stone quarried and prepared, $200 ; E. 1. 
 
 V. of all other articles m'd, $1,350; C. $235 ; E. 4. 
 
 Sheep, 3,518; V. $5,277; wool produced, 10,554 lbs.; V. 
 
 Horses, 155; V. $5,810; neat cattle, 1,175; V. $16,792; 
 swine, 300; V. $1,200. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 6,612 bush.; V. $4,959; wheat, 
 280 bush. ; V. $350; rye, 1,485 bush. ; V. $1,188; barley, 120 
 bush.; V. $60; oats, 3,638 bush.; V. $1,091; potatoes, 9,171 
 bush.; V. $2,267; hay, 2,386 tons; V. $16,702; buckwheat, 
 375 bush. ; V. $125. 
 
 Raw Silk, 12 lbs. ; V. $54. 
 
 Butter, 38,785 lbs.; V. $4,654; cheese, 47,400 lbs.; V. 
 $2,133; honey, 665 lbs.; V. $99. 
 
 Scythe Snaiths m'd, 25,000; V. $6,500. 
 
 Shooks m'd, 2,500 ; V. $1,600. 
 
 COLRAINE. 
 
 Cotton Mills, 3; spindles, 6,900 ; cotton consumed, 410,000 
 lbs. ; cotton cloth m'd, (light prints) 2,100,000 yds.; V. $84,- 
 000; C. $58,000; M. E. 45; F. E. 120. 
 
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 Furnaces for m. of Hollow Ware and Castings other than 
 Pig Iron. 2 ; hollow ware and castings m'd, 70 tons ; V. $5,950 ; 
 C. $4,000 ; E. 4. 
 
 Saddle, Harness and Trunk Manufactories, 1 ; V. of articles 
 m'd, $400; C. $75; E. 1. 
 
 Chair and Cabinet Ware Manufactories, 2 ; Y. of articles 
 m'd, $2,500 ; C. $2,000 ; E. 5. 
 
 Tanneries, 1 ; hides tanned, 355 ; Y. of leather tanned and 
 curried, $1,000; C. $600; E. 1. 
 
 Boots m'd, 275 pairs; shoes, 1,165 pairs; Y. of boots and 
 shoes, $2,020; M. E. 5. 
 
 Palm-leaf Hats m'd, 6,594 ; Y. $824. 
 
 Bricks m'd, 20,000 ; Y. $80. 
 
 Y. of Mechanics' Tools m'd, $3,000 ; E. 4. 
 
 Y. of Wooden Ware m'd, $200 ; E. 1. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 140,000 feet; Y. $1,429. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 333 cords ; Y. $766. 
 
 Y. of Wagon Shafts and Bedstead Posts m'd, $2,000 ; C. 
 $1,200; E. 4. 
 
 Sperm Oil consumed in manufacturing, 1,250 galls. ; Y. 
 $1,250; all other kinds of oil, 110 galls.; Y. $75 ; bituminous 
 coal mined in the U. States consumed in manufacturing, 20 
 tons ; Y. $300. 
 
 Merino Sheep, 1,913; other sheep, 3,773; Y. of all the sheep, 
 $8,529 ; merino wool produced, 6,695 lbs. ; other wool pro- 
 duced, 11,319 lbs. ; Y. of all the wool, $6,212. 
 
 Horses, 250; Y. $10,720; neat cattle, 1,936; Y. $33,954 ; 
 swine, 309 ; Y. $1,854. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 11.639 bush. ; Y. $8,729 : wheat, 
 279 bush. ; Y. $348 ; rye, 990 bush. ; Y. $742 ; barley, 785 
 bush. ; Y. $392 ; oats, 7,946 bush. ; Y. $2,701 ; potatoes, 17,- 
 612 bush.; Y. $4,403; hay, 4,154 tons; Y. $24,924; flax, 526 
 lbs. ; Y. $65. 
 
 Frnit raised, 15,000 bush. ; Y. $1,728. 
 
 Butter, 39,205 lbs. ; Y. $4,900 ; cheese, 55,294 lbs. ; Y. $2,764 ; 
 honey, 1,272 lbs. ; Y. $222 ; beeswax, 50 lbs. ; Y. $21. 
 
 Maple Sugar m'd, 34,760 lbs. ; Y. $2,780. 
 
 Y. of Doors and Blinds m'd, $1,200; C. $600 ; E. 3. 
 
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 CONWAY. 
 
 Cotton Mills, 2 ; spindles, 2,416 ; cotton consumed, 125,800 
 lbs. ; printing cloth ni'd, 227,000 yds. ; sheetings, 127,200 yds. ; 
 V. $20, 308 ; cotton yarn m'd and not made into cloth, 162, .520 
 yds.; V. $6,972; cotton batting m'd, 2,525 lbs.: V. $151; 
 C. $20,000 ; M. E. 22 ; F. E. 36. 
 
 Woollen Mills, satinet, 1 ; sets of machinery, 2; wool con- 
 sumed, 62,000 lbs. ; satinet m'd, 87,600 yds.; V. $56,000 ; C. 
 $21,300; M. E. 17; F. E. 12. 
 
 Ploughs m'd, 6 ; V. $65. 
 
 Saddle, Harness and Trunk Manufactories, 1; V. of articles 
 m'd, $500 ; C. $300 ; E. 1. 
 
 Hat and (yap Manufactories, 1 ; hats and caps m'd, 300 : Y. 
 $900 ; C. $500 ; E. 2. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Rail-road Cars and other Vehicles, 
 2; V. of vehicles m'd, $1,800; G. $1,000; E. 3. 
 
 Chair and Cabinet Ware Manufactories, 3 ; V. of articles 
 m'd, $2,800; C. $1,650; E. 8. 
 
 Comb Manufactories, 1 ; V. of combs m'd, $^00; C. $400 ; 
 E. 3. 
 
 Flouring Mills, 2; flour m'd, 5,600 bbls. ; V . $9,333 ; C. 
 $3,200 ; M 2. 
 
 Tanneries, 1; V. of leather tanned and curried, $1,500; C. 
 $500; E. 1. 
 
 Boots m'd, 400 pairs ; shoes, 1,500 pairs; V. of boots and 
 shoes, $2,700; M. E. 5; F. E. 2. 
 
 Palm-leaf Hats m'd, 4,800; V. ,$600; F. E. 8. 
 
 Bricks m'd, 75,000; V. $300; E. 1. 
 
 V. of Wooden Ware m'd, $1,875 ; E. 4. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 275,000 feet of boards, 145,000 shingles ; 
 V. $1,665 ; E. 0. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 750 cords ; V. $1,400 ; E. 3. 
 
 Sperm Oil consumed in manufacturing, 590 galls. ; V. $531 ; 
 all oiher kinds of oil consumed, 1,000 galls. ; V. $600 ; V. of 
 all other articles of American production consumed in manu- 
 facturing, excepting cotton, wool and iron, $1,000; V. of all 
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 other articles of foreign production consumed, excepting as 
 above, |4,000. 
 
 Sheep, 3,223 ; Y. $6,427 ; wool produced, 7,521 lbs. ; V. 
 $2,632. 
 
 Horses, 197; V. $9,675; neat cattle, 1,535; V. |28,525 ; 
 swine, 265 ; V. $1,417. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 9,000 bush. ; V. $6,750 ; wheat, 
 372 bush.; Y. $372; rye, 678 bush. ; Y. $542; oats, 4,044 
 bush.; Y. $1,496; potatoes, 11,349 bash.; Y. $3,783 ; other 
 esculent vegetables, 500 bush. ; Y. $150 ; hay, 3,398 tons; Y. 
 $24,635. 
 
 Fruit raised, 3,219 bush. ; Y. $1,073; raw silk, 5 lbs. ; Y. $25. 
 
 Butter, 53,095 lbs. ; Y. $6,637 ; cheese, 33,900 lbs. ; Y. 
 $1,864; honey, 500 lbs.; Y. $75. 
 
 Maple Sugar m'd, 40,000 lbs. ; Y. $2,400 ; C. $2,000. 
 
 Y. of Linen Bosoms and Collars m'd, $10,000; C. $4,000. 
 
 DEERFIELD. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Cutlery, 1 ; Y. of cutlery m'd, 
 $60,000 ; C. $20,000 ; E. 80. 
 
 Plough Manufactories, 1; ploughs, (fcc, m'd, 150; Y. $950; 
 C. $500; E. 1. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Coaches and other Ychicles, 3; Y. 
 of vehicles m'd, $3,045; C. $1,350; E. 8. 
 
 Lead Manufactories, 1 ; Y. of m's, $300 ; C. $200 ; E. 1. 
 
 Tanneries, 1; hides tanned, 400; Y. of leather tanned and 
 curried, $1,600; C. $1,000; E. 2. 
 
 Boots m'd, 554 pairs ; shoes, 7,496 pairs ; Y. of boots and 
 shoes, $7,020 ; M. E. 16 ; F. E. 8. 
 
 Y. of Straw Braid m'd, and not made into Bonnets and 
 Hats, $35. 
 
 Palm-leaf Hats m'd, 27,333; Y. $4,100; F. E, 187. 
 
 Y. of Wooden Ware m'd, $300. 
 
 Corn and other Brooms m'd, 47,578; Y. $5,709; E. 16. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 534,000 feet ; Y. $4,272. 
 
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 Fire Wood prepared, 930 cords; V. $1,162. 
 
 Whale Oil consumed in manufacturing, 150 galls. ; other oil, 
 94 galls.; V. of all kinds, $170; anthracite coal consumed in 
 manufacturing, 20 tons; Y. $185; charcoal, 8,000 bush.; 
 V. $440. 
 
 Sheep, 1,070; Y. $1,070; wool produced, 3,478 lbs.; Y. 
 $1,217. 
 
 Horses, 249; Y. $8,747; neat cattle, 1,763; Y. $36,214; 
 swine, 932 ; Y. $9,275. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 33,446 bush. ; Y. $22,297 ; 
 wheat, 872 bush.; Y. $872; rye, 9,585 bush.; Y. $6,709; 
 oats, i 6,298 bush.; Y. $5,704; potatoes, 14,257 bush.; Y. 
 $4,752 ; other esculent vegetables, 706 bush. ; Y. $1,000 ; hay, 
 4,195 tons; Y. $30,500; buckwheat, 180 bush. ; Y. $90. 
 
 Fruit raised, 12,093 bush.; Y. $1,515; hops, 5,012 lbs.; 
 Y. $451. ^ 
 
 Tobacco, 395 lbs. ; Y. $24; raw silk, 8 lbs. ; Y. $40; teazles, 
 33,000; Y. $33. 
 
 Butter, 56,425 lbs.; Y. $6,771: cheese, 12,125 lbs.; Y. 
 $727 ; honey, 788 lbs. ; Y. $118 ; beeswax, 50 lbs. ; Y. $13. 
 
 Maple Sugar m'd, 5,800 lbs. ; Y. $400. 
 
 Broom Corn, 111,357 lbs. ; Y. $6,681. 
 
 Y. of Broom Corn Seed, $800. 
 
 ERYING. 
 
 Woollen Mills, 1 ; sets of machinery, 1 ; wool consumed, 
 16,500 lbs. ; satinet m'd, 16,500 yds. ; Y. $8,250. 
 
 Tanneries, 1 ; hides tanned, 2,000 ; Y. of leather tanned and 
 curried, $7,000; C. $1,200; E. 4. 
 
 Palm-leaf Hats m'd, 6,841 ; Y. $1,026. 
 
 Y. of Lumber prepared, $6,100; E. 20; shingles m'd, 100,- 
 000; Y. $200; E. 1. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 200 cords ; Y. $300. 
 
 Sheep, 178; Y. ,$226; wool produced, 356 lbs.; Y. $120. 
 
 Horses, 35; Y. $1,380; neat cattle, 205; Y. $3,751; swine, 
 43 ; Y. $271. 
 
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 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 2,000 bush.; V. $1,500; wheat, 
 48 bush. ; V. ^50; rye, G73 bush. ; V. $.505 ; barley, 10 bush. ; 
 V. $8; oats, 950 busii. ; V. $323; potatoes, 2,000 bush.; Y. 
 $840; hay, 259 tons; V. $2,072; buckwheat, 90 bush.; V. 
 
 Butter, 3,800 lbs. ; V. $475 ; cheese, 2,325 lbs. ; V. $140. 
 
 liroom Corn, 3,350 lbs. ; V. $201. 
 
 Card Boards m'd, 10,000 pairs; Y. .$250; E. 1. 
 
 Y. of Doors and Sashes m'd, $3,000 ; C. $2,000. 
 
 GILL. 
 
 Hat and Cap Manufactories, 1 ; hats and caps m'd, 75 ; Y. 
 $206. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Rail-road Cars and other Yehicles, 
 1 ; Y. of vehicles m'd, $-525; C. .$.500; E. L 
 
 Tanneries. 1 ; hides tanned, 750 ; Y. of leather tanned and 
 curried, $1,036; C. $2,000, E. 2. 
 
 Boots m'd, 375 pairs; shoes, 350 pairs; Y. of boots and 
 shoes, $675 ; M. E. 2. 
 
 Palm-leaf Hals m'd, 30,239; Y. $4,233; F. E. 180. 
 
 Corn and other Brooms m'd, 4,000; Y. $400; E. 3. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 295,000 feet ; Y. $1,586 ; E. 7. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 1,236 cords; Y. $1,250; E. 7. 
 
 Merino Sheep, 1,410; other sheep, 51 ; Y. of all the sheep, 
 $2,920 ; merino wool produced, 4,230 lbs. ; other wool, 150 
 lbs. ; Y. of all the wool, $1,615. 
 
 Horses, 113; Y. $6,509; neat cattle, 777; Y. $13,845; 
 swine, 196; Y. $1,235. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 8,043 bush. ; Y. $5,362 
 wheat, 319 bush. ; Y. $425 ; rye, 3,373 bush. ; Y. $2,5<J9 
 oats, 4,231 bush. ; Y. $1,410; potatoes, 6,664 bush. ; Y. $1,666 
 other esculent vegetables, 1,500 bush.; Y. $647; hay, 1,580 
 tons; Y. $14,220. 
 
 Fruit raised, 5,954 bush. ; Y. $1,025 ; hops, 9,489 lbs. ; Y. 
 $948 ; tobacco, 400 lbs. ; Y. $24 ; raw silk, 12 lbs. ; Y. $57. 
 
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 Butter, 29,273 lbs.; V. $3,059; cheese, 11,356 lbs.; V 
 $681 ; honey, 165 lbs. ; V. $27. 
 
 Beef, 32,150 lbs.; V. $1,124; pork, 62,118 lbs. ; V. $3,100 
 poultry, 11,189 lbs.; Y. |672. 
 
 Broom Corn raised, 8,090 lbs. ; V. $485. 
 
 GREENFIELD. 
 
 Woollen Mills, 1 ; sets of machinery, 5 ; wool consumed, 
 125,000 lbs.; cassimere m'd, 100,000 yds.; V. $130,000; C. 
 $40,000 ; M. E. 60 ; F. E. 40. 
 
 Furnaces for m. of Hollow Ware and Castings other than 
 Pig Iron, 1 ; hollow ware and castings m'd, 200 tons; V. $10,- 
 000 ; C. $2,000 ; E. 4. 
 
 Saddle, Harness and Trunk Manufactories, 2 ; V. of articles 
 m'd, $3,000 ; C. $.500 ; E. 5. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Rail-road Cars and other Vehicles, 
 2; V. of vehicles m'd, $4,700; C. $1,000; E. 11. 
 
 Chair and Cabinet Ware Manufactories, 2 ; V. of articles 
 m'd, $15,500; C. $7,000; E. 22. 
 
 Tin Ware Manufactories, 1 ; V. of ware, $2,000; C. $500; 
 E. 2. 
 
 Tanneries, 1 ; hides tanned, 1,300; V. of leather tanned and 
 curried, $5,000 ; C. $2,000 ; E. 2. 
 
 Boots m'd, 270 pairs; shoes, 1,500 pairs; V. of boots and 
 shoes, $3,000; M. E. 9. 
 
 Bricks m'd, 100,000; V. $600. 
 
 V. of Mechanics' Tools m'd, $5,000; E. 4. 
 
 Sheep, 1,167; V. $2,334; wool produced, 2,917 lbs.; V. 
 $973. 
 
 Horses, 222; V. $11,100; neat cattle, 1,117; V. $26,140; 
 swine, 795; V. ,$3,180. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 12,305 bush. ; V. $7,383; wheat, 
 300 bush.; V. $450; rye, 6,310 bush. ; V. $4,732; barley, 500 
 bush.; V. $200; oats, 6,570 bush.; V. $2,628; potatoes, 9,290 
 
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 bush. ; V. $2,322 ; other esculent vegetables, 5,000 bush. ; V. 
 $1,250; hay, 2,081 tons; V. $24,129. 
 
 Fruit raised, 4,000 bush. ; V. $1,000 ; tobacco, 1,500 lbs. ; V. 
 $75. 
 
 Butter, 31,875; V. $3,984; cheese, 12,000 lbs.; V. $600; 
 honey, 3,750 lbs. ; V. $468 ; beeswax, 300 lbs. ; V. $75. 
 
 HAW LEY. 
 
 Tanneries, 2; hides tanned, 11,500; C. $20,000; E. 14. 
 
 Boots m'd, 152 pairs ; shoes, 382 pairs ; V. of boots and 
 shoes, $800; M. E. 1. 
 
 Palm-leaf Hats m'd, 10,438; V. $1,591 ; F. E. 12. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 1,083,000; V. $4,828. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 492 cords; V. $517; hemlock bark, 
 2,800 cords; V. $8,400. 
 
 Saxony Sheep, 5; merino, 2,162 ; other sheep, 756; V. of all 
 the sheep, $5,806 ; Saxony avooI produced, 14 lbs. ; merino and 
 other wool, 8,524 lbs. ; V. of all the wool, $2,988. 
 
 Horses, 149; V. $5,723 ; neat cattle, 874; V. $12,063; swine, 
 160 ; V. $800. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 2,313 bush. ; V. $1,735 ; wheat, 
 413 bush.; V. $516; rye, 421 bush.; V. $351; barley, 909 
 bush.; Y. $606; oats, 1,970 bush.; Y $656; potatoes, 15,936 
 bush.; V. $3,984; other esculent vegetables, 550 bush.; V. 
 $138; hay, 1,381 tons; Y. $9,667; flax, 170 lbs. ; Y $17. 
 
 Fruit raised, 10,539 bush. ; V. $632. 
 
 Butter, 23,365 lbs.; Y $2,921; cheese, 21,505 lbs.; Y. 
 $1,075. 
 
 Maple Sugar m'd, 30,253 lbs. ; Y. $2,117. 
 
 Broom Handles m'd, 60,000; Y $600. 
 
 HEATH. 
 
 Chair Manufactories, 1; chairs m'd, 1,200; Y $800; C. 
 $800 ; E. 4. 
 
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 Tanneries, 2; hides tanned, 330; V. of leather tanned and 
 curried, $600 ; C. $250 ; E. 2. 
 
 Talm-leaf Hats m'd, 8,468 ; V. $1,270. 
 
 Sheep, 1,691; Y. $2,249; wool produced, 4,359 lbs. V. 
 $1,308. 
 
 Horses, 128; V. $4,950; neat cattle, 1,159; Y. $15,299; 
 swine, 208 ; Y. $954. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 3,599 bush. ; Y. $2,398; wheat, 
 651 bush.; Y. $651; rye, 281 bush.; Y. $234; barley, 769 
 bush. ; Y. $383 ; oats, 3,270 bush. ; Y. $817 ; potatoes, 9,467 
 bush. ; Y. $3,155; hay, 1,984 tons; Y. $9,920. 
 
 Fruit raised, 8,893 bush. ; Y. $735. 
 
 Butter, 19,265 lbs.; Y. $2,408; cheese, 62,800 lbs.; Y. 
 $3,140 ; honey, 300 lbs. ; Y. $50. 
 
 Maple Sugar m'd, 16,080 lbs. ; Y. $965. 
 
 LEYERETT. 
 
 Woollen Mills, 1 ; sets of machinery, 1 ; wool consumed, 
 5,000 lbs.; fulled cloth m'd, 2,000 yds.; Y. $1,600; satinet, 
 1,000 yds.; Y. $750; Kentucky jeans, 500 yds.; Y. ,$250 ; 
 flannel or blanketing, 1,500 yds. ; Y. $675 ; woollen ^'■arn m'd 
 and not made into cloth, 100 lbs.; Y. $67; domestic flannel and 
 frocking m'd, 388 yds. ; Y. $202 ; C. $3,002 ; M. E. 3 ; F. E. 2. 
 
 Scythe Manufactories, 1; scythes m'd, 300; Y. $250; E. 1. 
 
 Hoe Manufactories, 1 ; Y. of hoes m'd, $820 ; E. 1. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Wagons, Sleighs and other Yehi- 
 cles, 1 ; Y. of vehicles m'd, $300 ; E. 1. 
 
 Chair and Cabinet Ware Manufactories, 1 ; Y. of articles 
 m'd, $150; E. 1. 
 
 Tanneries, 3; hides tanned, 1,642; Y. of leather tanned and 
 curried, $2,730; C. $4,050; E. 5. 
 
 Boots m'd, 680 pairs; shoes, 1,105 pairs; Y. of boots and 
 shoes, $2,730; M. E. 4; F. E. 1. 
 
 Palm-leaf Hats m'd, 103,400; Y. $16,300; F. E. 230. 
 
 Y. of Blocks and Pumps m'd, $162 ; E. 1. 
 
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 V. of Wooden Ware m'd, |200 ; E. 1. 
 
 Brooms m'd, 13,725; V. $2,059; E. 3. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 618,000 feet boards, 125,000 shingles, 
 8,603 rail-road sleepers; gross V. of lumber, f 5,890 ; E. 8. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 412 cords; V. ,$663 ; E. 2; charcoal, 
 24,000 bush.; V. $1,200; E. 4. 
 
 Whale Oil consumed in manufacturing, 120 galls.; V. $60; 
 all other kinds of oil, 300 galls.; V. $150. 
 
 Saxony Sheep, 65 ; merino, 167 ; other sheep, 598 ; V. of all 
 the sheep, $1,660 ; Saxony wool produced, 150 lbs. ; merino, 
 482 lbs. ; other wool, 1,940; V. of all the wool, $857. 
 
 Horses, 110; V. $4,927; neat cattle, 799; ¥.$16,253; swine, 
 170 ; V. $880. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 6,025 bush. ; V. $4,017 ; wheat, 
 10 bush. ; V. $14; rye, 2,428 bush.; V. $1,825; barley, 35 
 bush. ; V. $20 ; oats, 2,893 bush. ; V. $964 ; potatoes, 10,655 
 bush.; V. $2,664; other esculent vegetables, 1,413 bush.; V. 
 $325 ; beans, 119 bush. ; V. $149; hay, 1,580 tons ; V. $12,- 
 635. 
 
 Fruit raised, 9,500 bush.; Y. $1,226. 
 
 Butter, 22,995 lbs. ; V. $2,874 ; cheese, 16,756 lbs. ; V. 
 $1,173; honey, 100 lbs. ; V. $12; beeswax, 16 lbs. ; V. $7. 
 
 Broom Brush raised, 6,900 lbs.; V. $414; broom seed, 525 
 bush.; V. $130. 
 
 Scythe Snaith Irons m'd, 77,489 sets ; V. $4,778 ; C. $3,000 ; 
 E. 10. 
 
 LEYDEN. 
 
 Shoes m'd, 300 pairs ; V. $249 ; M. E. 1. 
 Lumber prepared, 29,000 feet; V. $145. 
 Fire Wood prepared, 408 cords; V. $408; E. 2. 
 Merino Sheep, 2,072 ; other sheep, 662 ; V. of all the sheep, 
 ,101 ; merino wool produced, 5,180 lbs. ; other wool, 1,986 
 lbs. ; V. of all the wool, $2,564. 
 
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 Horses, 85 ; V. $3,000 ; neat cattle, 731 ; Y. $13,020 ; swine, 
 185 ; V. $647. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 5,490 bnsh. ; V. $3,184 ; wheat, 
 113 bush. ; ¥.$141; rye, 519 bush. ; V. $389 ; barley, 1,951 
 bush.; V. $819; oats, 2,307 bush. ; V. $710 ; potatoes. 6,755 
 bush.; V. $1,689: hay, 1,411 tons; V. $8,466; flax, 90 lbs.; 
 V. $9. 
 
 Fruit raised, 1,726 bush. ; V. $570. 
 
 Butter, 12,215 lbs.; V. $1,221; cheese, 17,250 lbs.; V. $862 ; 
 honey, 142 lbs.; Y. $18. ^ 
 
 Broom Handles m'd, 150,000; Y. $975; C. $375; E. 2. 
 
 Maple iSugar m'd, 8,220 lbs. ; Y. $575. 
 
 MONROE. 
 
 Boots m'd, 30 pairs; shoes, 50 pairs; Y. of hoots and shoes, 
 $lcO: M. E. 1; F. E. 1. 
 
 Palm-lcaf Hats m'd, 807; Y. $80: F. E. 1. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 220,000 feet; Y. $1,100; E. 3; shingles, 
 prepared, 314,000; Y. $471. 
 
 Merino Sheep, 729; other sheep, 100; Y. of all the sheep, 
 $1,243; merino wool produced, 2,lS7 lbs. ; other wool, 300 
 lbs. ; Y. of all the wool, $90S. 
 
 Horses, 42; Y. $1,4S7; neat cattle, 363; Y. $4,672; swine, 
 56 ; Y. $626. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 558 bush.; Y. $418; wheat, 
 23 bush. ; Y. $28; rye, 56 bush. ; Y. $46; oats, 909 bush. ; Y. 
 $272 ; potatoes, 4.715 bush. ; Y. $1,228 ; other esculent vege- 
 tables, 300 bush.; Y. $75; hay, 798 tons ; Y. $3,990; flax, 
 145 lbs.; Y. $18 ; buckwheat, 200 bush. ; Y. $84. 
 
 Fruit raised, 1,653 bush. ; Y. .$413. 
 
 Butter, 13,9.j0 lbs.; Y. $1,534; cheese, 4,785 lbs.; Y. $243 ; 
 honey, 501 lbs. : Y. $83; beeswax, 21 lbs. ; Y. $7. 
 
 Bark prepared, 263 cords: Y. $394. 
 
 Maple Sugar m'd, 7,625 lbs. ; Y. $610. 
 
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 MONTAGUE. 
 
 Musical Instrument Manufactories, 1 ; V. of instruments m'd, 
 $600; C. $150; E. 1. 
 
 Saddle, Harness and Trunk Manufactories, 1 ; V. of articles 
 m'd, $925; C. $150; E. 1. 
 
 Hat and Cap Manufactories, 1 ; hats and caps m'd, 200 ; Y, 
 $317; C. $160; E. 1. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Rail-road Cars and other Yehicles, 
 3; V. of vehicles m'd, $1,700; C. $600; E. 4. 
 
 Tanneries, 2; hides tanned, 2,200; V. of leather tanned and 
 curried, $9,000; C. $6,600; E. 8. 
 
 Boots m'd, 1,075 pairs; shoes, 400 pairs; Y. of boots and 
 shoes, $3,308 ; M. E. 5. 
 
 Palm-leaf Hats m'd, 23,103 ; Y. $3,194; F. E. 100. 
 
 Bricks m'd, 100,000; Y. $400; E. 2. 
 
 Y. of Building Stone quarried and prepared, $300; E. 1. 
 
 Y. of Mechanics' Tools m'd, $500 ; E. 3. 
 
 Y. of Wooden Ware m'd, $4,200 ; E. 5. 
 
 Corn and other Brooms m'd, 4,150 ; Y. $622 ; E. 1. 
 
 Lumber prepared^ 380,000 feet; Y. $3^040; E. 3. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 1,885 cords; Y. $2,840; E. 7. 
 
 Merino Sheep, 200 ; other sheep, 621 ; Y. of all the sheep, 
 ^821 ; merino wool produced, 550 lbs.; other wool, 1,863 lbs. ; 
 Y. of all the wool, $804. 
 
 Horses, 140; Y. $6,300; neat cattle, 758 ; Y. $12,750; swine, 
 243; Y. $1,215. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 7,879 bush. ; Y. $5,278; wheat, 
 270 bush.; Y. $337; rye, 4,917 bush.; Y. $3,687-, oats, 4,660 
 bush. ; Y. $1,553 ; potatoes, 8,477 bush. ; Y. $2,119 ; other es- 
 culent vegetables, 500 bush. ; Y. $100; hay, 1,440 tons ; Y. 
 $11,520. 
 
 Fruit raised, 1,241 bush.; Y. $341; hops, 970 bush.; Y. 
 $107; tobacco, 1,000 lbs.; Y. $60. 
 
 Butter, 22,500 lbs.: Y. $2,475 ; cheese, 7,500 lbs. ; Y. $375; 
 honey, 350 lbs. ; Y. $58; beeswax, 50 lbs. ; Y. $12. 
 
 Confectionary m'd, 24,000 lbs. ; Y. $3,840; C. $1,920; E. 2. 
 
 Matches m'd, 1,100 groce; Y. $262; C. $75; E. 1. 
 
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 NEW SALEM. 
 
 Saddle, Harness, and Trunk Manufactories, 1 ; V. of articles 
 m'd, $300; E. 1. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Rail-road Cars and other Vehicles, 
 12; y. of vehicles m'd, $500; C. $150 ■ E. 2. 
 
 Tanneries, 2; hides tanned, 4,400; V. of leather tanned and 
 curried, $9,000 ; C. $2,800 ; E. 11. 
 
 Boots m'd, 175 pairs; shoes, 1,212 pairs; V, of boots and 
 shoes m'd, $1,476; M. E. 5. 
 
 V. of Straw Braid m'd and not made into Bonnets and Hats, 
 $65 ; palm-leaf hats m'd, 39,841 ; V. $7,306 : F. E. 223. 
 
 Bricks m'd, 30,000; V. $105; E. 1. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 300,000 feet; V. $1,500; E. 5. 
 
 Sheep, 730; V. $1,352; wool produced, 2,149 lbs.; V. $722. 
 
 Horses, 136; V. $6,625; neat cattle, 864; Y. $11,596; 
 swine, 134 ; V. $574. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 4,311 bush.; V. $3,233; wheat, 
 57 bush.; V. $100; rye, 919 bush.; Y. $763; barley, 497 
 bush.; V. $330; oats, 4,502 bush.; T. $1,507 ; potatoes, 12,- 
 171 bush. ; Y. $3,022 ; other esculent vegetables, 1,500 bush. ; 
 V. .$625; hay, 1,131 tons; Y. $9,628. 
 
 Fruit raised, 7,125 bush. ; Y. $769. 
 
 Butter, 14,860 lbs. ; Y. $1,857; cheese, 15,423 lbs.; Y. $768 ; 
 honey, 100 lbs. ; Y. $17. 
 
 NORTHFIELD. 
 
 Plough Manufactories. 1 ; ploughs and other agricultural 
 tools m'd, 37; Y. $222; E. 1. 
 
 Saddle, Harness, and Trunk Manufactories, 2; Y. of articles 
 m'd, $900 ; C. $450 ; E. 2. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Rail-road Cars and other Yehicles, 
 2; Y. of vehicles m'd, $350; C. $75: E. 2. 
 
 Chair and Cabinet Ware Manufactories, 1 ; Y. of articles 
 m'd, $2,000 ; C. $2,500 ; E. 5. 
 
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 Tin Ware Manufactories, 1 ; V. of ware, $500 ; C. $300 ; 
 E. 1. 
 
 Tanneries, 2 ; hides tanned, 1,300 ; V. of leather tanned and 
 curried, $1,800; C. |1,400; E. 8. 
 
 Boots m'd, 750 pairs; shoes, 400 pairs; V. of boots and 
 shoes, $1,425; M. E. 10. 
 
 Straw Bonnets and Hats ni'd, 12; V. $6; palm -leaf hats 
 m'd, 43,034; V. $4,363; F. E. 100. 
 
 Bricks m'd, 100,000; V. $400; E. 2. 
 
 V. of Whips m'd, $27. 
 
 Corn and other Brooms m'd, 76,000; V. $9,120; E. 8. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 411,000 feet; Y. $2,055 ; E. G. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 260 cords; V. $455 ; E. 2. 
 
 Saxony J^hoep, 800 ; merino, 800 ; other sheep, 856 ; V. of 
 all the shecp,"$2,856; Saxony wool produced, 2,000 lbs. ; me- 
 rino, 2,200 lbs. ; other wool, 2,568 lbs. ; V. of all the wool, 
 $2,340. 
 
 Horses, 230; V. ,$9,185; neat cattle, 1,173; V. $18,080; 
 swine, 274; V. $1,391. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maizo raised, 15,367 bush.; V. $10,295; 
 wheat, 263 bush. ; V. $263, rye, 4,261 bush.; V. $3,196; bar- 
 ley, 35 bush. ; V. $26; oats, 9,670 bush. ; V. $2,901 ; potatoes, 
 12,274 bush. ; V. $3,068 ; other esculent vegetables, 200 bush. ; 
 V. $100; hay, 2,355 tons; V. $16,483. 
 
 Fruit raised, 4,000 bush.; V. $600; hops, 23,786 lbs.; V. 
 $2,141 ; tobacco, 600 lbs. ; V. $36. 
 
 Butter, 23,833 lbs. ; V. $2,860; cheese, 9,916 lbs. ; V. $496; 
 honey, 515 lbs. ; V. $62 ; beeswax, 20 lbs. ; V. $5. 
 
 Broom Brush raised, 72,091 lbs. ; V. $4,325. 
 
 Door, Sash, aud Blind Manufactories, 1 ; V. of articles m'd, 
 $600; C. $200; E. 1. 
 
 Beans, 250 bush. ; V. $250. 
 
 ORANGE. 
 
 Furnaces for m. of Hollow Ware and Castings, other than 
 Pig Iron, 1 ; hollow ware and castings m'd, 16 tons; V. $1,600; 
 C. $1,300 ; E. 2. 
 
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 Establishments for m. of Cotton, Woollen, and other Ma- 
 chinery, 1 ; V. of machinery m'd, $1,800; C. $1,400; E. 2. 
 
 Plough Manufactories, 1 ; ploughs and other agricultural 
 tools m'd, 60; V. $390; C. $150; E. I. 
 
 Saddle, Harness, and Trunk Manufactories, 1 ; V. of articles 
 m'd, $700 ; C. $400 ; E. 1. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Rail-road Cars and other Vehicles, 
 4; V. of vehicles m'd, $6,850; C. $4,000; E. 5. 
 
 Chair and Cabinet Ware Manufactories, 2; V. of articles 
 m'd, $9,044 ; C. $6,900 ; E. 7. 
 
 Tanneries, 1; hides tanned, 1,300; V. $4,250; C. $1,500; 
 E. 3. 
 
 Boots m'd, 14,500 pairs ; shoes, 9,500 pairs; V. of boots and 
 shoes, $28,875 ; M. E. 40 ; F. E. 12. 
 
 V. of Straw Braid m'd and not made into Bonnets and Hats, 
 $2,300. 
 
 Palm-leaf Hats m'd, 141,684; V. $20,657; F. E. 400; boys 
 E. 75. 
 
 V. of Wooden Ware m'd, $32,430 ; E. 24. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 2,620,000 feet; V. $13,340; E. 20. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 600 cords ; V. $1,050 ; E. 2. 
 
 V. of Doors and Sashes m'd, $3,000; C. $2,500 ; E. 3. 
 
 Sperm Oil consumed in manufacturing, 189 galls. ; V. $210; 
 whale oil, 960 galls. ; V. $384; other kinds of oil, 1,418 galls.; 
 V. $1,800. 
 
 Sheep, 884; V. $1,668; wool produced, 2,431 lbs.; Y. $681. 
 
 Horses, 198; Y. $6,534; neat cattle, 1,225; Y. $18,350; 
 swine, 214; Y. $1,705. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 6,050 bush. ; Y. $4,537; wheat, 
 447 bush. ; Y. $502; rye, 1,521 bush. ; Y. $1,141 ; barley, 907 
 bush.; Y. $606; oats, 4,687 bush.; Y. $1,758; buckwheat, 
 1,480 bush.; Y. $704; potatoes, 18,405 bush.; Y. $4,601; 
 other esculent vegetables, 2.455 bush.; Y. $614; hay, 2,380 
 tons; Y. $19,040; beans, 350 bui-h. ; Y. $437. 
 
 Fruit raised, 10,275 bush. ; Y. $1,285. 
 
 Builer, 42,265 lbs.; Y. $5,283; cheese, 25,150 lbs.; V. 
 $1,257; honey, 335 lbs. ; Y. $50. 
 
 Maple Sugar m'd, 19,000 lbs. ; Y. $1,710. 
 
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 ROWE. 
 
 Woollen Mills, 1 ; sets of machinery, 1 ; wool consumed, 
 40,000 lbs. ; satinet m'd, 42,500 yds. ; V. $23,375; C. |10,000 ; 
 M. E. 8 ; F. E. 6. 
 
 Chair and Cabinet Ware Manufactories, 1 ; V. of articles 
 m'd, 1,000; C. $500; E. 2. 
 
 Tanneries, 1; hides tanned, 1,000; V. of leather tanned and 
 curried, $3,000; C. $1,500; E. 2. 
 
 Palm-leaf Hats m'd, 5,763 ; V. $900 ; F. E. 20. 
 
 V. of Wooden Ware m'd, $600 ; E. 2. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 100,000 feet ; V. $500 ; E. 3. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 200 cords ; V. $300 ; bark prepared, 
 200 cords ; V. $575. 
 
 Sperm Oil consumed in manufacturing, 200 galls. ; V. $200; 
 other kinds of oil, 500 galls. ; V. $350; V. of all other articles 
 of American production consumed, excepting cotton, wool and 
 iron consumed in manufacturing, $250; V. of all other articles 
 of foreign production consumed, excepting as above, $300. 
 
 Merino Sheep, 1,500; other sheep, 510; V. of all the sheep, 
 $4,020; merino wool produced, 4,100 lbs.; other wool, 1,500 
 lbs. ; V. of all the wool, $2,000. 
 
 Horses, 100; V. $4,500; neat cattle, 876; V. $14,700; swine, 
 140 ; V. $750. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 2,400 bush. ; V. $1,800; wheat, 
 550 bush.; V. $787; rye, 250 bush.; V. $210; barley, 100 
 bush.; V. $67; oats, 2,600 bush.; V. $800; potatoes, 9,250 
 bush.; V. $2,000; hay, 2,100 tons; V. $12,000; flax 50 lbs. ; 
 V.$7. 
 
 Fruit raised, 6,700 bush. ; V. $670. 
 
 Butter, 18,350 lbs. ; V. $1,835 ; cheese, 19,500 lbs. ; V. $975; 
 honey, 490 lbs. ; Y. $61 ; beeswax, 50 lbs. ; V. $17. 
 
 Maple Sugar m'd, 23,000 lbs. ; V. $i,610. 
 
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 SHELBURNE. 
 
 Woollen Mills, 2; sets of machinery, 2; wool consumed, 
 22,000 lbs.; satinet nvd, 22,000 yds.; Y. $11,000; C. $3,000; 
 M. E. 7 ; F. E. 6. 
 
 Scythe Manufactories, 1 ; scythes m'd, 6,000 ; V. $4,000; C. 
 $3,500 ; E. 4. 
 
 Axe Manufactories, 1 ; axes and other edge tools m'd, 5,800 ; 
 V. $7,200 ; C. $3,000 ; E. 5. 
 
 Shovel, Spade, Fork and Hoe Manufactories, 2 ; V. of arti- 
 cles m'd, $2,500; C. $1,800; E. 3. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Rail-road Cars and other Vehicles, 
 1 ; V. of vehicles m'd, $1,500 ; C. $700 ; E. 2. 
 
 Chair and Cabinet Ware Manufactories, 2; V. of articles 
 m'd, $2,500; C. $1,500; E. 4. 
 
 Tanneries, 2 ; hides tanned, 740 ; V. of leather tanned and 
 curried, $2,200 ; C. $3,000 ; E. 3. 
 
 Boots m'd, 440 pairs; shoes, 1,650 pairs; V. of boots and 
 shoes, $2,500 ; M. E. 5 ; F. E. 1. 
 
 Palm-leaf Hats m'd, 15,875; V. $1,984; F. E. 20. 
 
 V. of Wooden Ware m'd, $1,080. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 841 cords; V. $1,682; E. 4. 
 
 Sheep, 3,134; V. $6,268; wool produced, 6,844 lbs.; V. 
 $2,053. 
 
 Horses, 161; V. $9,600; neat cattle, 1,443; Y. $36,115; 
 swine, 362; Y. $5,431. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 8,463 bush.; Y. $5,077; wheat, 
 450 bush. ; Y. $675 ; rye, 1,280 bush. ; Y. $896 ; barley, 82 
 bush.; Y. $41 ; oats, 5,010 bush.; Y. $2,004; potatoes, 8,443 
 bush. ; Y. $2,532 ; other esculent vegetables, 625 bush. ; Y. 
 $250; hay, 2,803 tons: Y. $19,621. 
 
 Fruit raised, 11,895 bush. ; Y. $2,379. 
 
 Butter, 47,075 lbs.; Y. $4,707; cheese, 32,045 lbs.; Y. 
 $1,602; honey, 690 lbs. ; Y. $115 ; beeswax, 45 lbs. ; Y. $15. 
 
 Scythe Snailhs m'd, 90,000; Y. $60,000; C. $50,000; E. 75. 
 
 Rakes m'd, 160 dozen ; Y. $480. 
 
 Maple Sugar m'd, 27,260 lbs. ; Y. $2,180. 
 
 Gimlets m'd, 600 groce ; Y. $1,800. 
 
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 SHUTESBURY. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Rail-road Cars and other Vehicles, 
 1 ; V. of vehicles ra'd, ^160; C. $50 ; E. 1. 
 
 Chair and Cabinet Ware Manufactories, 1 ; V. of articles 
 m'd, $500 ; C. $100 ; E. 2. 
 
 Boots m'd, 2,115 pairs; shoes, 500 pairs; V. of boots and 
 shoes, $3,675 ; M. E. 25. 
 
 V. of Straw Braid m'd and not made into Bonnets and Hats, 
 $58; palm-leaf hats m'd, 45,644; V. $10,000; F. E. 350. 
 
 V. of Building Stone quarried and prepared, $250; E. 2. 
 
 Corn and other Brooms m'd, 1,100; V. $103; E. 2. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 1,028,000 feet; V, $7,633; E. 30; shin- 
 gles m'd, 608,000; V. $912. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 1,000 cords; V. $800; E. 15. 
 
 Sheep, 350; V. $700; wool produced, 1,142 lbs.; V. $332. 
 
 Horses, 113; V. $5,115; neat cattle, 630; V. $11,459; 
 swine, 131 ; V. $786. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 3,228 bush. ; V. $2,259; rye, 
 1,294 bush. ; V. $970; barley, 202 bush.; V. $125; oats, 2,408 
 bush.; V. $794; potatoes, 11,521 bush.; V. $2,880 ; other es- 
 culent vegetables, 765 bush.; V. $229; hay, 881 tons; V. 
 $6,848. 
 
 Fruit raised, 6,808 bush. ; V, $816. 
 
 Butter, 17,985 lbs.; V. $2,338; cheese, 12,661 lbs.; V. $759. 
 
 Trays m'd, 250; V. $62. 
 
 Felloes m'd, 700 sets ; V. $525. 
 
 Bungs m'd, 20,000; V. $88. 
 
 Broom and Brush Handles m'd, 198,000 ; V. $684. 
 
 Washing Machines m'd, 50 ; Y. $250. 
 
 SUNDERLAND. 
 
 Chair and Cabinet Ware Manufactories, 1 ; V. of articles 
 m'd, $600; C. $300; E. 2. 
 
 Boots m'd, 300 pairs ; shoes, 500 pairs ; V. of boots and 
 shoes, $1,500 ; M. E. 4. 
 
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 Palm-leaf Hats m'd, 10,270 : V. $2,500 ; F. E. 40. 
 
 Bricks m'd, 75,000 ; V. $330 ; E. 2. 
 
 V. of Blacking m'd, $600 ; E. 1. 
 
 Corn and other Brooms m'd, 82,000 ; V. $12,000 ; E. 12. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 215,000 feet; Y. $2,000; E. 10. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 300 cords ; V. $500 ; E. 2. 
 
 V. of all other articles m'd, $500. 
 
 Merino Sheep, 685 ; V. $1,027; merino wool produced, 1,800 
 lbs. ; V. .$600. 
 
 Horses, 132; Y. $8,000; neat cattle, 532; Y. $10,040; 
 swine, 317 ; Y. $1,840. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 8.250 bush. ; Y. $5,500; wheat, 
 570 bush. ; Y. $666; rj^e, 3,623 bush. ; Y. $2,718 ; oats, 4,100 
 bush.; Y. $1,390; potatoes, 4,800 bush.; Y. $1,600; Y. of 
 other esculent vegetables, $2,500 ; hay, 950 tons ; Y. $7,600. 
 
 Fruit raised, 4,000 bush.; Y. $1,000; hops, 2,300 lbs.; Y. 
 $184; tobacco, 4,656 lbs. ; Y. $325; raw silk, 25 lbs.; Y. $175; 
 teazles, 35,000 ; Y. $35. 
 
 Butter, 26,930 lbs. ; Y. $3,770 ; cheese, 5,350 lbs. ; Y. $375 ; 
 honey, 400 lbs. ; Y. $67. 
 
 Maple Sugar, 14,500 lbs. ; Y. $1,445. 
 
 Rail-road Ties prepared, 10,815 ; Y. $1,730. 
 
 Fence Rails prepared, 9.500; Y. $475. 
 
 Broom Corn raised, 131,460 lbs. ; Y. $7,850. 
 
 Broom Corn Seed, 9,100 bush. ; Y. $2,000. 
 
 WARWICK. 
 
 Axe Manufactories, 1 ; axes and other edge tools m'd, 2,200; 
 Y. $2,200 ; C. $800 ; E. 3. 
 
 Glue Manufactories and Manufactories for the preparation of 
 Gums, 1 ; Y. of glue and gums m'd, $900 ; C. $400 ; E. 3. 
 
 Tanneries, 3; hides tanned, 4,300; Y. of leather tanned and 
 curried, $8,600; C. $1,800; E. 8. 
 
 Boots m'd, 800 pairs ; shoes, 100 pairs ; Y. of boots and 
 shoes, $1,275. 
 
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 Palm-leaf Hats m'd, 43,200 ; V. $5,400. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 675,000 feet; V. $3,130; E. 11. 
 
 Sheep, 1,058; V. $1,058; wool produced, 2,790 lbs.; V. 
 $930. 
 
 Horses, 156; V. $4,827; ueat cattle, 1,012; V. $12,389; 
 swine, 116; V. $464. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 2,894 bush. ; V. $1,929 ; wheat, 
 417 bush. ; V. $521 ; rye, 609 bush. ; V. $457 ; barley, 525 
 bush.; Y. $350; oats, 2,520 bush.; V. $840; potatoes, 8,180 
 bush. ; V. $2,045 ; other esculent vegetables, 1,486 bush. ; V. 
 $248; hay, 1,086 tons; V. $8,688. 
 
 Fruit raised, 7,331 bush. ; V. $713. 
 
 Butter, 18,780 lbs.; V. $2,347; cheese, 10,100 lbs.; V. $505; 
 honey, 160 lbs. ; V. $27. 
 
 Maple Sugar m'd, 4,200 lbs. ; V. $294. 
 
 WENDELL. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Rail-road Cars and other Vehicles, 
 2 ; V. of vehicles m'd, $1,100 ; C. $400 ; E. 2. 
 
 Chair and Cabinet Ware Manufactories, 1 ; V. of articles 
 m'd, $340; C. $80 ; E. 1, 
 
 Boots m'd, 10,759 pairs; shoes, 1,400 pairs; V. of boots and 
 shoes, $14,481 ; M. E. 25 ; F. E. 5. 
 
 V. of Straw Braid m'd and not made into Bonnets and Hats, 
 $30 ; palm-leaf hats m'd, 38,521 ; Y. $4,761 ; F. E. 120. 
 
 V. of Wooden Ware m'd, $2,320 ; E. 3. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 1,258,000 feet; Y. $9,000; E. 12. 
 
 Sheep, 383; Y. $600 ; wool produced, 1,149 lbs.; Y. $344. 
 
 Horses, 111; Y. $4,700; neat cattle, 779; Y. $11,649; 
 swine, 131 ; Y. $786. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 2,630 bush. ; Y. $1,972; wheat, 
 56 bush. ; Y. $70 ; rye, 543 bush. ; Y. $407 ; barley, 657 bush. ; 
 Y. $493; oats, 1,199 bush.; Y. $400; potatoes, 7,835 bush.; 
 Y. $1,959; other esculent vegetables, 470 bush.; Y. $150; 
 hay, 1,154 tons ; Y. $9,232. 
 
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 Fruit raised, 7,610 bush. ; V. $1,141 ; raw silk, 10 lbs. ; V. 
 $50. 
 
 Butter, 13,325 lbs. ; V. $1,666 ; cheese, 8,S95 lbs. ; V. $530. 
 Maple Sugar, 5,000 lbs. ; V. $364. 
 
 WHATELY. 
 
 Woollen Mills, 3 ; sets of machinery, 3 ; wool consumed, 
 26,500 lbs. ; satinet m'd, 16,700 yds.; Y. $9,185 ; Kentucky 
 jeans, 55,000 yds. ; V. $13,750 ; flannel or blanketing, 5SS yds. ; 
 Y. $366; C. $18,000; M. E. 10; F. E. 10. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Cutlery, 1 ; Y. of articles m'd, 
 $300; C. $500; E. 1. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Rail-road Cars and other Yehicles, 
 1 ; Y. of vehicles m'd, $620; C. $1,000; E. 1. 
 
 Tanneries, 2 ; hides tanned, 370 ; Y. of leather tanned and 
 curried, $000; C. $1,500; E. 2. 
 
 Boots m'd, 205 pairs ; shoes, 510 pairs ; Y. of boots and 
 shoes, $1,340; M. E. 3; F. E. 1. 
 
 Palm-leaf Hats m'd, 11,708; Y. $2,055. 
 
 Bricks m'd, 150,000 ; Y. $600 ; E. 2. 
 
 Corn and other Brooms m'd, 160,087; Y. $19,719; E. 18. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 75,000 feet ; Y. $750 ; E. 1. 
 
 Boats built, 1 ; Y. $700 ; E. 1. 
 
 Y. of Stone and Brown Ware m'd, $1,675; C. $700; E. 4. 
 
 Sheep, 1,130; Y. $1,742 ; wool produced, 3,417 lbs.; Y. 
 $1,314. 
 
 Horses, 164; Y. .$6,849 ; neat cattle, 1,052; Y. $21,595; 
 swine, 289; Y. $1,811. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 13,071 bush. ; Y. $8,690 ; wheat, 
 119 bush. ; Y. $119; rye, 2,996 bush.; Y. $2,247; barley, 20 
 bush. ; Y. $15 ; oats, 4,217 bush. ; Y. $1,687; potatoes, 8,340 
 bush. ; Y. $3,336 ; other esculent vegetables, 313 bush. ; Y. $78 ; 
 hay, 2,095 tons; Y. $16,973. 
 
 Fruit raised, 10,803 bush. ; Y. $1,459; teazles, 778,000; Y. 
 $800. 
 
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 Butter, 36,958 lbs. ; V. $3,695 ; cheese, 9,747 lbs. ; V. |682 ; 
 honey, 500 lbs. ; V. .f 65. 
 
 Broom Brush raised, 66,800 lbs. ; V. $4,008 ; broom handles 
 m'd, 65,000 ; V. .$520. 
 
 Pocket Books and Wallets m'd, 6,000 doz. ; V. $10,000 ; C. 
 $5,000 ; M. E. 3 ; F. E. 22. 
 
 COUNTY OF BERKSHIRE. 
 
 ADAMS. 
 
 Cotton Mills, 14; spindles, 20,700; cotton consumed, 729,- 
 151 lbs.; printing cloth m'd, 4,098,417 yds.; V. $250,971; 
 candle wicking m'd, 50,000 lbs. ; V. $6,250 ; cotton yarn m'd 
 and not made into cloth, 257,400 yds. (satinet warps;) V. $11,- 
 583 ; cotton batting m'd, 21,000 lbs. ; V. $1,470 ; C. $100,000 ; 
 M. E. 190 ; F. E. 364. 
 
 Calico Manufactories, 2 ; calico printed, 556,174 yds. ; V. 
 $50,612 ; C. $13,500 ; M. E. 40; F. E. 4. {The owners of one 
 manufactory refuse giving any information.') 
 
 Woollen Mills, 3 ; sets of machinery, 11 ; wool consumed, 
 354,000 lbs.; cassimere m'd, 20,000 yds.; V. $18,000; satinet, 
 386,000 yds. ; V. $221,500 ; Kentucky jeans, 200,000 yds. ; V. 
 $60,000; C. $40,000; M. E. 77- F. E. 66. 
 
 Furnaces for m. of Hollow Ware and Castings other than 
 Pig Iron, 2 ; hollow ware and castings m'd, 143 tons ; V. 
 $9,750; C. $1,000; E. 8. 
 
 Plough Manufactories, 1 ; ploughs and other agricultural 
 tools m'd, .50; V. $350. 
 
 Saddle, Harness and Trunk Manufactories, 5 ; V. of articles 
 m'd, $4,200; C. $1,575; E. 10. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Rail-road Cars and other Vehicles, 
 6; V. of vehicles m'd, 5,100; C. .$2,300; E. 13. 
 
 Soap and Tallow Candle Manufactories, 1 ; soap m'd, 4,000 
 
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 lbs. ; V. |200 ; tallow candles m'd, 2,000 lbs. ; V. $200 ; C. 
 $300 ; E. 1. 
 
 Chair and Cabinet Ware Mannfactories, 3 ; V. of articles m'd, 
 $4,700 ; C. $1,700 ; E. 9. 
 
 Tin Ware Manufactories, 2 ; V. of ware, $3,400 ; C. $1,000 ; 
 E. 4. 
 
 Tanneries, 5 ; hides tanned, 10,200 ; V. of leather tanned 
 and curried, $33,500 ; C. $8,100 ; E. 16. 
 
 Boots m'd, 2,038 pairs ; shoes, 3,930 pairs ; V. of boots and 
 shoes, $13,830; M. E. 35; F. E. 14. 
 
 Bricks m'd, 250,000; V. $1,000 ; E. 2. 
 
 V. of Marble quarried and prepared. $8,087; E. 14. 
 
 Lime m'd, 1,G68 casks; Y. $2,502 ; E. 4. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 573,500 feet ; V. $4,046. 
 
 Sperm Oil consumed in manufacturing, 6,020 galls. ; Y. 
 $5,472 ; whale oil, 400 galls. ; Y. $240; other oil, 2,450 galls. ; 
 Y. $1,500; Y. of all other articles of American production, ex- 
 cepting cotton, wool and iron consumed in manufacturing, 
 $12,000; Y. of all other articles of foreign production consum- 
 ed, excepting as above, $30,000. 
 
 Sheep, 2,800 ; Y. $3,500 ; wool produced, 7,700 lbs. ; Y. 
 $3,080. 
 
 Horses, 389 ; Y. $15,698 ; neat cattle, 2,080 ; Y. $39,055 ; 
 swine, 299 ; Y. $1,196. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 10,427 bush. ; Y. $6,049 ; 
 wheat, 90 bush. ; Y. $112 ; rye, 595 bush. ; Y. $387; barley, 
 475 bush. ; Y. $237; oats, 12,374 bush. ; Y. $3,712 ; potatoes, 
 13,325 bush.; Y. $4,663; hay, 4,284 tons; Y. $25,704. 
 
 Fruit raised, 6,240 bush. ; Y, $1,248. 
 
 Butter, 22,771 lbs. ; Y. $2,846 ; cheese, 374,578 lbs. ; Y. $18,- 
 728 ; honey, 930 lbs. ; Y. $155 ; beeswax, 44 lbs. ; Y. $18. 
 
 ALFORD. 
 
 Boots m'd, 200 pairs ; shoes, 240 pairs ; Y. of boots and 
 shoes, $900 ; M. E. 2. 
 
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 Lumber prepared, 121,000 feet ; V. $1,089 ; shingles, 235,- 
 000 ; V. $570 ; E. 2. 
 
 Firewood prepared, 1,081 cords; Y. $1,216; E. 2. 
 
 Merino Sheep, 190; other sheep, 477; V. of all the sheep, 
 $1,000 ; merino wool produced, 522 lbs. ; other wool, 1,249 
 lbs. ; V. of all the wool, $622. 
 
 Horses, 126; V. $5,040; neat cattle, 401 ; V. $6,288; swine, 
 130 ; Y. $520. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 4,496 bush. ; Y. $2,248 ; wheat, 
 41 bush. ; Y. $41; rye, 1,616 bush.; Y. $808; oats, 8,897 
 bush. ; Y. $2,204; potatoes, 3,064 bush. ; Y. $1,021 ; other es- 
 culent vegetables, 671 bush. ; Y. $84; hay, 1,157 tons ; Y. 
 $5,785 ; flax, 270 lbs. ; Y. $27. 
 
 Fruit raised, 4,573 bush. ; Y. $457. 
 
 Butter, 25,625 lbs. ; Y. $3,263 ; cheese, 2,703 lbs. ; Y. $135 ; 
 honey, 440 lbs. ; Y. $44. 
 
 BECKET. 
 
 Tanneries, 1 ; hides tanned, 1,000; Y. of leather tanned and 
 curried, $6,000 ; C. $3,000 ; E. 3. 
 
 Boots m'd, 200 pairs; shoes, 200 pairs; Y. of boots and 
 shoes, $750 ; M. E. 3. 
 
 Y. of all other articles m'd, $9,500; C. $5,600; E. 23. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 1,180,000 feet; Y. $7,140; E. 24. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 1,854 cords; Y. $2,305; E. 8. 
 
 Merino Sheep, 3,755 ; other sheep, 223 ; Y. of all the sheep, 
 $7,956; merino wool produced, 11,477 lbs.; other wool, 649 .. 
 lbs. ; Y. of all the wool, $4,752. 
 
 Horses, 130; Y. $7,500; neat cattle, 1,342; Y. $23,452; 
 swine, 176 ; Y. $1,056. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 969 bush. ; Y. $639 ; wheat, 8 
 bush. ; Y. $10; rye, 86 bush. ; Y. $64; barley, 23 bush. ; Y. 
 $12; oats, 3,297 bush.; Y. $1,098; potatoes, 10,706 bush.; Y. 
 $3,568; hay, 3,007 tons; Y. $21,049. 
 
 Fruit raised, 5,000 bush. ; Y. $500. 
 
 Butter, 23,999 lbs.; V. $2,999; cheese, 56,550 lbs. j V. 
 $2,857. 
 
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 CHESHIRE. 
 
 Cotton Mills, 1; spindles, 936; cotton consumed, 50,000 lbs. 
 printing cloth m'd, 350,000 yds. ; V. ^1,000 ; C. $12,000 ; M. 
 E. 11 : F. E. IS. 
 
 Tanneries, 1 ; hides tanned, 700 ; Y. of leather tanned and 
 curried, $1,565; C. $1,500; E. 3. 
 
 Boots m'd, 350 pairs; shoes, 300 pairs; V. of boots and 
 shoes, $1,500; M. E. 3. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 250,000 feet ; V. $1,750 ; E. 7. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 300 cords; V. $240; E. 1. 
 
 Merino Sheep, 1,234 ; other sheep, 705 ; V. of all the sheep, 
 $1,900; merino wool produced, 3,800 lbs.; other wool, 2,100 
 lbs. ; V. of all the wool, $1,700. 
 
 Horses, 145; V. $7,568; neat cattle, 1,400; V. $23,000; 
 swine, 290; V. $1,160. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 5,037 bush. ; V. $2,518 ; wheat, 
 100 bush.; Y. $100; rye, 450 bush.; Y. $270; barley, 650 
 bush.; Y. $260; oats, 8,040 bush. ; Y. $2,010; potatoes, 8,693 
 bush. ; Y. $2,607; hay, 2,990 tons; Y. $17,900. 
 
 Fruit raised, 3,795 bush. ; Y. $360. 
 
 Butter, 14,100 lbs.; Y. $1,410; cheese, 343,000 lbs.; Y. 
 $15,435. 
 
 CLARKSBURG. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 257,000 feet; Y. $1,799; E. 4. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 3,800 cords; Y. $5,700; E. 9; bark 
 prepared, 115 cords; Y. $345. 
 
 Sheep, 479 ; Y. $958 ; wool produced, 954 lbs. ; Y. $368. 
 
 Horses, 50; Y. $2,000; neat cattle, 330; Y. $5,945; swine, 
 51 ; Y. $357. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 1,071 bush.; Y. $643; rye, 90 
 bush.; Y. $67; oats, 2,210 bush.; Y. $665; potatoes, 4,483 
 bush. ; Y. $1,345; hay, 775 tons; Y. $5,425. 
 
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 Butter, 12,360 lbs. ; V. $1,545; cheese, 2,750 lbs. ; V. $137 
 
 honey, 96 lbs. ; V. $12. 
 
 Maple Sugar m'd, 4,976 lbs. ; V. $398. 
 
 Cloth Boxes m'd, 3,900; V. $1,170; C. $1,000; E. 2. 
 
 DALTON. 
 
 Woollen Mills, 2 ; sets of machinery, 7 ; wool consumed, 
 155,000 lbs. ; broadcloth m'd, 50,000 yds. ; V. $90,000 ; satinet, 
 18,000 yds. ; V. $10,000 ; C. $35,000 ; M. E. 50 ; F. E. 43. 
 
 Paper Manufactories, 3; stock consumed, 200 tons; paper 
 m'd, 145 tons; V. $85,000; C. $44,000; E. 81. 
 
 Chair and Cabinet Ware Manufactories, 2 ; V. of articles 
 m'd, $4,800; C. $1,750; E. 5. 
 
 Tin Ware Manufactories, 1 ; Y. of ware, $500 ; C. $200 ] 
 E. 1. 
 
 Tanneries, 1 ; hides tanned, 400 ; V. of leather tanned and 
 curried, $1,200; C. $300; E. 1. 
 
 Boots m'd, 450 pairs; shoes, 600 pairs; V. of boots and 
 shoes, $2,250 ; M. E. 7 ; F. E. 2. 
 
 Bricks m'd, 100,000 ; V. $450 ; E. 2. 
 
 Lime m'd, 6,000 casks ; V. $6,000 ; E. 7. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 1,118,000 feet; V. $6,708; E. 20. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 4,215 cords ; V. $7,001 ; E. 15 ; bark 
 prepared, 116 cords; V. $348; E. 1. 
 
 Sperm Oil consumed in manufacturing, 390 galls.; Y. $200; 
 Y. of all other articles of foreign production consumed, except- 
 ing cotton, wool and iron, consumed in manufacturing, $1,600.. 
 
 Saxony Sheep, 80; merino, 2,484; other sheep, 45; Y. of all 
 the sheep, $5,889 ; Saxony wool produced, 240 lbs. ; merino, 
 7,452 lbs. ; other wool, 162 lbs. ; Y. of all the wool, $3,041. 
 
 Horses, 98; Y. $4,950; neat cattle, 367; Y. $7,486; swine, 
 84 ; Y. $662. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 1,951 bush. ; Y. $1,209; wheat, 
 35 bush.; Y. $35; rye, 87 bush.; Y. $58; barley, 118 bush. 
 Y. $59; oats, 1,980 bush.; Y. $1,393; buckwheat raised, 156 
 
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 bush.; V. $78; potatoes, 7,312 bush.; V. $3,705; hay, 1,359 
 tons; V. $10,192. 
 
 Fruit raised, 150 bush. ; V. $75. 
 
 Butter, 9,000 lbs. ; V. $1,080; cheese, 10,325 lbs. ; V. $516; 
 honey, 500 lbs. ; Y. $100 ; beeswax, 75 lbs. ; V. $10. 
 
 Maple Sugar m'd, 3,475 lbs. ; V. $278: E. 5. 
 
 Barrels m'd, 6,000; Y. $1,500; E. 2. 
 
 EGREMONT. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Rail-road Cars and other Yehicles, 
 1 ; Y. of vehicles m'd, $8,000; C. $2,500; E. 12. 
 
 Chair and Cabinet Ware Manufactories, 1 ; Y. of articles 
 m'd, $770 ; C. $250 ; E. 3. 
 
 Boots m"'d, 100 pairs; shoes, 200 pairs; Y. of boots and 
 shoes, $550 ; E. 1. 
 
 Saxony Sheep, 205 ; merino, 1,419; other sheep, 2,116; Y. 
 of all the sheep, $5,211 ; Saxony wool produced, 410 lbs. ; me- 
 rino, 4,257 lbs.; other wool, 6,348 lbs.; Y. of all the wool, 
 $8,166. 
 
 Horses, 212; Y. $8,950 ; neat cattle, 551; Y. $11,247; swine, 
 222; Y. $1,332. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 9,630 bush. ; Y. $4,680 ; wheat, 
 410 bush. ; Y. $410 ; rye, 5,580 bush. ; Y. $3,487 ; oats, 20,810 
 bush. ; Y. $5,202 ; potatoes, 8,591 bush. ; Y. $2,996 ; other es- 
 culent vegetables, 300 bush. ; Y. $20 ; hay, 1,352 tons ; Y. 
 $6,760 ; flax, 800 lbs. ; Y. $80. 
 
 Fruit raised, 10,675 bush. ; Y. $640. 
 
 Butter, 34,900 lbs. ; Y. $4,362 ; cheese, 7,700 lbs. ; Y. $375 ; 
 honey, 300 lbs. ; Y. $3 
 
 FLORIDA. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 275,000 feet ; Y. $725 ; E. 6. 
 Fire Wood prepared, 800 cords ; Y. $800 ; E. 4. 
 
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 Merino Sheep, 1,286 ; V. $1,286 ; merino wool produced, 
 3,858 lbs. ; V. SI, 157. 
 
 Horses, 59; V. $2,460; neat cattle, 677; V. |8,000 ; swine, 
 106 ; V. $424. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 880 bush. ; V. $528 ; wheat, 45 
 bush. ; V. $45 ; rye, 124 bush. ; V. $93 ; barley, 90 bush. ; V. 
 $54; oats, 2,500 bush.; V. $750; potatoes, 10,000 bush.; V. 
 $600; hay, $1,200 tons; V. $6,000. 
 
 Fruit raised, 3,000 bush. ; V. $300. 
 
 Butter, 15,000 lbs. ; V. $1,600; cheese, 4,500 lbs. ; V. $225. 
 
 GREAT BARRINGTON. 
 
 Cotton Mills. 4 ; spindles, 6,884; cotton consumed, 300,000 
 lbs. ; sheetings m'd, 500,000 yds. ; printing cloths, 950,000 
 yds. ; V. $85,000; C. $66,000; M. E. 63: F. E. 101. 
 
 Woollen Mills, 2; sets of machinery, 6; wool consumed, 
 150,000 lbs.; cassimere m'd, 60,000 yds.; V. $60,000; satinet, 
 50,000 yds. ; Y. $30,000 ; C. $36,000 ; M. E. 35 ; F. E. 25. 
 
 Forges, 1 ; bar iron, anchors, and other articles of wrought 
 iron m'd, 400 tons; V. $26,000; C. $12,000; E. 29. 
 
 Furnaces for m. of Pig Iron, 1 ; pig iron m'd. 930 tons ; V. 
 $27,300; C. $30,000; E. 75. 
 
 Axe Manufactories, 2; axes and other edge tools m'd, 1,000; 
 V. $800; C. $1,000; E. 2. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Chronometers, Watches, Gold and 
 Silverware, and Jewelry, 1; V. of m's, $1,500; C. $1,000; 
 E. 1. 
 
 Saddle, Harness, and Trunk Manufactories, 2 ; V. of articles 
 m'd, $1,000 ; C. $500 ; E. 2. 
 
 Hat and Cap Manufactories, 1 ; hats and caps m'd, 2,600 ; 
 V. $4,000; C. $1,000; E. 6. 
 
 Cordage Manufactories, 1; cordage m'd, 7,000 lbs. ; V. $800 
 C. $500 ; E. 2. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Rail-road Cars and other Vehicles, 
 2; V. of vehicles m'd, $2,000; C. $1,500; E. 3. 
 
 Cliair and Cabinet Ware Manufactories, 3; V. of articles 
 m'd, $6,000 ; C. $2,000 ; E. 8. 
 
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 Tin Ware Manufactories, 1 ; V. of ware, $7,000 ; C. $1,000; 
 E. 4. 
 
 Flouring Mills, 1; flour m'd, 500 bbls. : V. $2,500; C. $4,- 
 000: E. 1. 
 
 Tanneries, 2; hides tanned, 1,500; Y. of leather tanned and 
 curried, $2,200; C. 84,000; E. 8. 
 
 Boots m'd, 700 pairs ; shoes, 1,500 pairs ; Y. of boots and 
 shoes, 83,000; M. E. 8; F. E. 3. 
 
 Bricks m'd, 300,000; V. 81,000; E. 4. 
 
 Y. of Building Stone quarried and prepared, 81jOOO ; 
 E. 3. 
 
 Y. of Marble quarried and prepared, $1,000; E. 3. 
 
 Lime m'd, 100 casks; Y. $75; E. 1. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 300,000 feet; Y. $1)800; E. 7. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 3,000 cords ; Y. $6,000 ; E. 20. 
 
 Sperm Oil consumed in manufacturing, 2,500 galls.; Y. $2,- 
 100 ; other kinds of oil, 1,500 galls. ; Y. $950 ; anthracite coal 
 consumed in manufacturing, 65 tons; Y. $450; Y. of all other 
 articles of foreign production, excepting cotton, wool, and iron, 
 consumed in manufacturing, $30,300. 
 
 Saxony Sheep, 462 ; merino, 3,000 ; other sheep, 2,000 ; Y. 
 of all the sheep, $6,000 ; Saxony wool produced, 1,000 lbs. ; 
 merino, 9,000 lbs. ; other wool, 7,000 lbs. ; Y. of all the wool, 
 $6,000. 
 
 Horses, 352; Y. $9,000; neat cattle, 1,514; Y. $15,140; 
 swine, 404 ; Y. $4,000. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 23,552 bush.; Y. $11,776; 
 wheat, 1,195 bush. ; Y. $1,195 ; rye, 14,072 bush.; Y. $7,550; 
 oats, 29,322 bush. ; Y. $7,330 ; potatoes, 18,607 bush. ; Y. $4,- 
 652; other esculent vegetables, 6,186 bush. ; Y. $1,547; hay, 
 5,595 tons ; Y. $27,975. 
 
 Fruit raised, 7,682 bush. ; Y. $1,530. 
 
 Butter, 69,140 lbs. ; Y. $8,863; cheese, 54,172 lbs.; Y. $2,- 
 860; honey, 1,022 lbs. ; Y. $128; beeswax, 10 lbs. ; Y. $3. 
 
 Gin Distilleries, 1 ; grain consumed, 20,000 bush. ; gin m'd, 
 70,000 galls.; Y. $21,000; C. $4,500. 
 
 Last and Boot Tree Factories, 2 ; lasts and boot trees m'd, 
 14,000 ; Y. $9,000 ; C. $5,000 ; E. 18. 
 
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 HANCOCK. 
 
 Woollen Mills, 2; sets of machinery, 2; wool consumed, 
 20,400 lbs.; satinet m'd, 20,400 yds.; V. $13,200; M. E. 8; 
 
 F. r:. 6. 
 
 Furnaces for ni. of Hollow Ware and Castings, other than 
 Pig Iron, 1 ; hollow ware and castings m'd, 12 tons ; V. $960; 
 C. $500 ; E. 2. 
 
 Cordage Manufactories, 1; cordage m'd, 3,000 lbs.; V. $500 ; 
 C. $150 ; E. 1. 
 
 Tanneries, 2 ; hides tanned, 575 ; V. of leather tanned and 
 curried, $2,025; C. $2,100; E. 3. 
 
 Boots m'd, 200 pairs; shoes, 150 pairs; V. of boots and shoes, 
 $550 ; M. E. 2. 
 
 V. of Wooden Ware m'd, $112. 
 
 Corn and other Brooms m'd, 10,260 ; V. $650 ; E. 2. 
 
 Firo Wood prepared, 1,000 cords; V. $1,250. 
 
 Sperm Oil consumed in manufacturing, 150 galls. ; V. $120. 
 
 Saxony Sheep, 505; merino, 3,858; other sheep, 1,801; V. 
 of all the sheep. $10,765 ; Saxony wool produced, 1,230 lbs. ; 
 merino, 10,500 lbs. ; other wool, 5,400 lbs. ; V. of all the wool, 
 $5,150. 
 
 Horses, 118; V. $4,720; neat cattle, 728; V. $11,010; 
 swine, 153 ; V. $610. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 3,304 bush. ; V. $1,680 ; wheat, 
 315 bush. ; V. $315 ; rye, 930 bush. ; V. $468 ; barley, 236 
 bush. ; V. $118; oats, 8,545 bush.; V. $2,225; potatoes, 4,764 
 bush.; V. $1,191; hay, 1,015 tons; V. $5,075; flax, 68 lbs. ; 
 V. $7. 
 
 Fruit raised, 436 bush. ; V. $67. 
 
 Butter, 13,767 lbs.; V. $1,376; cheese, 51,430 lbs.; V. $2,- 
 057; honey, 132 lbs.; V. $16. 
 
 HINSDALE. 
 
 Woollen Mills, 1 ; sets of machinery, 2 ; wool consumed, 
 50,000 lbs. ; broadcloth m'd, 20,000 yds. ; V. $35,000 ; C. $40,- 
 000 ; M. E. 24 ; F. E. 10. 
 
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 Shovel, Spade, Fork, and Hoe Manufactories, 1 ; V. of arti- 
 cles m'd, $500; C. $300; E. 1. 
 
 Hat and Cap Manufactories, 1 ; hats and caps m'd, 50 ; V. 
 $100; C. $100; E. 1. 
 
 Chair and Cabinet Ware Manufactories, 1 ; V. of articles 
 m'd, $500; C. $300; E. 1. 
 
 Tanneries, 2 ; hides tanned, 4,981 ; V. of leather tanned and 
 curried, $15,000; C. $14,000; E. 8. 
 
 Boots m'd, 550 pairs; shoes, 850 pairs; V. of boots and 
 shoes, $3,000 ; M. E. 6. 
 
 Palm-leaf Hats m'd, 140 ; V. $50 ; F. E. 1. 
 
 Lime m'd, 2,900 casks ; V. $2,040 ; E. 7. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 1,005,000 feet; V. $6,193; E. 35. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 5,600 cords ; V. $9,077; E. 22 ; char- 
 coal prepared, 7,800 bush.; V. $468; E. 3; hemlock bark pre- 
 pared, 353 cords; V. $1,056. 
 
 Sperm Oil consumed in manufacturing, 150 galls. ; V. $113 ; 
 other oil, 660 galls. ; V. $389. 
 
 Merino Sheep, 10,967; V. $11,163; merino wool produced, 
 35,545 lbs. ; V. $14,218. 
 
 Horses, 151; V. $6,646; neat cattle, 592; V. $12,130; 
 swine, 126 ; V. $692. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 1,548 bush.; V. $929 : wheat, 
 118 bush.; V. $179; rye, 204 bush.; Y. $153; barley, 103 
 bush. ; V. $64 ; oats, 6,544 bush. ; V. $2,633 ; potatoes, 16,947 
 bush. ; V. $5,084; peas raised, 89 bush. ; V. $178; hay, 3,625 
 tons; V. $21,750; flax, 350 lbs.; V. $42. 
 
 Fruit raised, 4,578 bush. ; V. $496. 
 
 Butter, 21,750 lbs. ; V. $2,610 ; cheese, 9,915 lbs. ; Y. $595; 
 honey, 315 lbs. ; Y. $43. 
 
 LANESBOROUGH. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Rail-road Cars and other Yehicles, 
 1 ; Y. of vehicles m'd, $200 ; E. 2. 
 
 Boots m'd, 210 pairs ; shoes, 365 pairs ; Y, of boots and 
 shoes, $911; M. E. 3. 
 
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 V, of Marble quarried and prepared, $9,417; E. 23. 
 
 Lime m'd, 2,733 casks ; V. $1,733 ; E. 4. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 216,000 feet; V. $1,832; E. 6. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 1,141 cords; V. $1,988; E. 8. 
 
 Saxony Sheep, 6,803 ; merino, 3,769 ; other sheep, 207 ; V. 
 of all the sheep, $24,875; Saxony wool produced, 17,262 lbs. ; 
 merino, 11,032 lbs. ; other wool, 271 lbs. ; V. of all the wool, 
 $13,036. 
 
 Horses, 207; V. $10,192; neat cattle, 827; V. $16,024; 
 swine, 255 ; V. $1,164. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 6,980 bush. ; V. $3,490 ; wheat, 
 267 bush. ; V, $267 ; rye, 583 bush. ; Y. $364 ; barley, 361 
 bush.; V. $180; oats, 10,593 bush.; V. $3,178; potatoes, 7,- 
 642 bush.; V. $1,910; other esculent vegetables, 1,628 bush. ; 
 V. $271; hay, 3,651 tons; V. $18,255; flax, 275 lbs.; V. $28. 
 
 Fruit raised, 5,799 bush. ; V. $966. 
 
 Butter, 19,715 lbs.; V. $2,464; cheese, 89,625 lbs.; V. $4,- 
 483; honey, 268 lbs.; V. $35. 
 
 Maple Sugar m'd, 17,745 lbs. ; Y. $1,242. 
 
 LEE. 
 
 Cotton Mills, 1 ; spindles, 1,000; cotton consumed, 57,200 
 lbs.; sheetings m'd, 200,000 yds. ; Y. $13,000; cotton batting 
 m'd, 5,000 lbs. ; Y. $350 ; C. $10,000 ; M. E. 12 ; F. E. 16. 
 
 Woollen Mills, 1; sets of machinery, 2; wool consumed, 
 40,000 lbs. ; satinet m'd, 42,000 yds. ; Y. $24,000; C. $17,000 ; 
 M. E. 12; F. E. 8. 
 
 Forges, 1 ; bar iron, anchors, and other articles of wrought 
 iron m'd, 175 tons; Y. $17,500; C. $10,000; E. 11. 
 
 Furnaces for m. of Hollow Ware and Castings, other than 
 Pig Iron, 1 ; hollow ware and castings m'd, 60 tons; Y. $5,- 
 000 ; C. $2,000 ; E. 2. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Cotton, Woollen, and other Ma- 
 chinery, 1 ; Y. of machinery m'd, $7,000 ; C. $4,000 ; E. 9. 
 
 Axe Manufactories, 1 ; Y. of axes and other edge tools m'd, 
 $1,000; C. $500; E. 1. 
 
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 Shovel, Spade, Fork, and Hoe Manufactories, 1 ; V, of ar- 
 ticles m'd, ^1,000; C. $250; E. 1. 
 
 Paper Manufactories, 9; stock consumed, 1,437 tons; paper 
 m'd, 116,475 reams; V. $285,000; C. $148,000; M. E. 109; 
 F. E. 149. 
 
 Wrapping Paper Manufactories, 2 ; Stock consumed, 290 
 tons; paper m'd, 40,000 reams, V. $14,000; C. $7,000 ; E. 10. 
 
 Saddle, Harness, and Trunk Manufactories, 3; V. of articles 
 m'd, $3,000 ; C. $900 ; E. 4. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Rail-road Cars and other Vehicles, 
 3 ; V. of vehicles m'd, $20,000 ; C. $10,000 ; E. 35. 
 
 Powder Mills, 1; powder m'd, 37,500 lbs.; V. $4,500 ; C. 
 $1,500; E.2. 
 
 Chair and Cabinet Ware Manufactories, 3 ; V. of articles 
 m'd, $1,800; C. $550; E. 3. 
 
 Tin Ware Manufactories, I ; V. of ware, $3,500; C. $1,000; 
 E. 4. 
 
 Tanneries, 1 ; V. of leather tanned and curried, $6,000 ; C. 
 $4,000; E. 3. 
 
 Boots m'd, 750 pairs ; shoes, 3,330 pairs ; V. of boots and 
 shoes, $5,605; M. E. 14. 
 
 Bricks m'd, 200,000 ; V. $1,200 ; E. 4. 
 
 Lime m'd, 2,500 casks ; V. $1,562 ; E. 2. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 948,000 feet ; V. $6,192 ; E. 20. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 5,565 cords ; V. $10,870 ; E. 40 ; char- 
 coal, 66,500 bush. ; V. $4,315 ; C. $2,000 ; E. 12. 
 
 Sperm Oil consumed in manufacturing, 1,390 galls. ; V. $1.- 
 400; whale oil, 700 galls. ; V. $475; other oil, 600 galls. ; V. 
 $350; anthracite coal consumed in manufacturing, 20 tons; V. 
 $180 ; foreign bituminous coal, 6 chaldrons; V. $75 ; V. of all 
 other articles of American production, excepting cotton, wool, 
 and iron, consumed in manufacturing, $20,618; V. of all other 
 articles of foreign production, excepting as above, consumed, 
 $15,700. 
 
 Merino Sheep, 3,378 ; V. $4,385 ; merino wool produced, 
 9,903 lbs. : V. $3,890. 
 
 Horses, 290; V. $19,015; neat cattle, 1,276; Y. $26,394; 
 swme, 489 ; V. $3,869. 
 
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 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 6,705 bush.; V, ^4,447; wheat, 
 94 bush. ; V. ^117; rye, 2,378 bush. ; V. |1,773 ; barley, 1,138 
 bush.; V. $569; oats, 16,920 bush.; V. i^4,738 ; potatoes, 17,- 
 725 bush. ; Y. $6,547; other esculent vegetables, 3,910 bush.; 
 V. $1,095; hay, 3,698 tons; Y. $25,637; buckwheat, 300 
 bush.; V. $100. 
 
 Fruit raised, 4,110 bush. ; Y. $955. 
 
 Butter, 61,935 lbs. ; Y. $7,742; cheese, 25,850 lbs.; Y. $1,- 
 292; honey, 1,630 lbs. ; Y. $204; beeswax, 50 lbs. ; Y. $15. 
 
 Maple Sugar m'd, 1,000 lbs.; Y. $100. 
 
 Shops for turning Chair Stuff, 2; Y. of stulf turned, $6,200; 
 C. $3,000; E. 8. 
 
 ^'ailors' Shops, 4; Y. of clothing m'd, $3,300; C. $625; M. 
 E. 5; F. E. 7. 
 
 Mantua and Dress Makers' Shops, 2; Y. of m's, $1,300; C. 
 $600; E. 3.^ 
 
 Blacksmiths' Shops, 6 ; Y. of m's, $11,000; C. $3,100; E. 9. 
 
 Grist Mills, 2 ; grain ground, 23,500 bush. ; cost of grinding, 
 $1,200; E. 2. 
 
 Stone Cutters' Shops, 1 ; Y. of m's, $2,000 ; C. $800; E. 2. 
 
 Coopers' Shops, 1 ; Y. of labor, $400 : C. $100 ; E. 1. 
 
 LENOX. 
 
 Furnaces for m. of Pig Iron, 1 ; pig iron m'd, 1,500 tons ; Y. 
 $45,000 ; C. $30,000 ; E. 50. 
 
 Saddle, Harness and Trunk Manufactories, 1 ; Y, of articles 
 m'd, $600 ; C. $300 ; E. 2. 
 
 Tin Ware Manufactories, 1 ; Y. of ware, $500 ; C. $400 ; 
 E. 1. 
 
 Tanneries, 2; hides tanned, 1,100; Y. of leather tanned and 
 curried, $1,800 ; C. $1,075 ; E. 3. 
 
 Boots m'd, 250 pairs; shoes, 2,860 pairs; Y. of boots and 
 shoes, $2,575 ; M. E. 14. 
 
 Bricks m'd, 200,000; Y. $700; E. 4. 
 
 V. of Marble quarried and prepared, $600 ; E. 2. 
 
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 Lime m'd, 7,800 casks ; V. $7,800 ; E. 14. 
 
 V. of Mineral and Iron Ore rained, $4,594 ; E. 12. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 820,000 feet; V. $4,520; E. 10; shingles, 
 200,000 ; V. $450. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 3,026 cords; V. $3,2G2 ; E. 10. 
 
 Wiialc Oil consumed in manufacturing, 100 galls. ; V. $55. 
 
 Merino Sheep, 2,203 ; V. $4,626 ; merino wool produced, 
 6,010 lbs. ; V. $2,144. 
 
 Asses and Mules, 9 ; V. $1,015; Horses, 214 ; V. $11,478 ; 
 neat cattle, 1,021 ; V. $23,311; swine, 262 ; V. $1,045. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 6,518 bush. ; V. $3,258; wheat, 
 866 bush.; V. $1,069; rye, 1,247 bush.; V. $779; barley, 52 
 bush.; V. $32; oats, 9,542 bush.; Y. $2,983; potatoes, 10,011 
 bush. ; Y. $3,223 ; other esculent vegetables, 635 bush. ; V. 
 $193; hay, 1,675 tons; V. $15,360; flax, 86 lbs.; V. $10; 
 beans, 37 bush. ; V. $37. 
 
 Fruit raised, 11,127 bush. ; V. $1,863. 
 
 Butter, 36,927 lbs. ; V. $4,489; cheese, 15,930 lbs. ; V. $797; 
 honey, 1,020 lbs.; V. $154; beeswax, 27 lbs.; V. $8. 
 
 MOUNT WASHINGTON. 
 
 Manufactories of Shovels, Spades, Forks, Hoes and Castings, 
 1; V. of articles m'd, $2,500; C. $3,000; E. 5. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 150,000 feet; V. $900. 
 
 Sheep, 274; V. $548; wool produced, 820 lbs. ; V. $246. 
 
 Horses, 73; V, $2,293; neat cattle, 278; V. $4,879; swine, 
 79; V. $293. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised. 675 bush. ; V. $324; buck- 
 wheat, 720 bush. ; V. $270; rye, 518 bush. ; V. $310 ; oats, 
 5,075 bush.; V. $1,264; potatoes, 4,355 b»ish. ; V. $1,633; V. 
 of other esculent vegetables, $700; hay, 706 tons; V. $4,942; 
 flax, 135 lbs.; V. $14. 
 
 Fruit raised, 1,517 bush. ; V. $152. 
 
 Butter, 8,140 lbs. ; V. $1,018; cheese, 3,485 lbs. ; V. $174; 
 honey, 1,100 lbs. ; V. $138; beeswax, 15 lbs. ; V. $5. 
 
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 NEW ASHFORD. 
 
 Boots m'd, 66 pairs ; shoes, 133 pairs ; Y. of boots and shoes, 
 $364; M. E. 1; F. E. 1. 
 
 Shingles prepared, 100,000; V. |150. 
 
 Saxony Sheep, 720; merino, 1,470; other sheep, 80 ; V. of 
 all the sheep, $2,270 ; Saxony wool produced, 2,221 lbs, ; me- 
 rino, 3,804 lbs. ; other wool, 250 lbs. ; V. of all the wool, 
 $2,026. 
 
 Horses, 38; V. $1,330; neat cattle, 242; V. $3,872; swine, 
 64 ; V. $320. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 1,285 bush.; V. $803; wheat, 
 29 bush. ; V. $34; rye, 42 bush. ; V. $27; oats, 2,617 bush. ; 
 V. $864; potatoes, 2,191 bush. ; Y. $723; other esculent vege- 
 tables, 96 bush. ; Y. $32; hay, 714 tons; Y. $5,712; flax, 25 
 lbs. ; Y. $3. 
 
 Fruit raised, 1,840 bush. ; Y. $91. 
 
 Butter, 3,420 lbs.; Y. $437; cheese, 22,650 lbs. ; Y. $1,019; 
 honey, 295 lbs. ; Y. $27 ; beeswax, 25 lbs. ; Y. $8. 
 
 Maple Sugar m'd, 7,075 lbs. ; Y. $566. 
 
 NEW MARLBOROUGH. 
 
 Woollen Mills, 1 ; sets of machinery, 1 ; wool consumed, 
 1,000 lbs. ; satinet m'd, 1,000 yds. ; Y. $750. 
 
 Furnaces for m. of Hollow Ware and Castings other than 
 Pig Iron, 1 ; hollow ware and castings m'd, 50 tons ; Y. 
 $4,500; C. $3,000; E. 5. 
 
 Axe Manufactories, 1 ; axes and other edge tools m'd, 1,000 ; 
 Y. $1,400; C. $.500; E. 2. 
 
 Plough Manufactories, 1 ; ploughs and other agricultural 
 tools m'd, 100; Y. $550; E. 1. 
 
 Paper Manufactories, 3 ; stock consumed, 409 tons ; paper 
 m'd, 234 tons; Y. $28,160; C. $19,500; E. 27. 
 
 Saddle, Harness and Trunk Manufactories, 1; Y. of articles 
 m'd, $400; C. $200; E. 1. 
 
 Hat and Cap Manufactories, 1; hats and caps m'd, 400; Y. 
 $550 ; C. $200 ; E. 1. 
 
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 Powder Mills, 1 ; powder m'd, 40 tons ; V. $8,000 ; C. 
 $5,000; E. 4. 
 
 Tanneries, 1 ; hides tanned, 800 ; V. of leather tanned and 
 cnrried, $1,800; C. $750 ; E. 2. 
 
 Boots m'd, 581 pairs; shoes, 1,015 pairs ; V. of boots and 
 shoes, $2,621 ; M. E. 8. 
 
 Palm-leaf Hats m'd, 150; V. $50; F. E. 1. 
 
 Bricks m'd, 70,000; V. $280; E. I. 
 
 Lime m'd, 5,500 casks; V. $5,500; E. 10. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 1,175,000 feet; V. $21,198 ; E. 15. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 1,953 cords; V. $2,634; E. 7. 
 
 Saxony Sheep, 3,624; merino, 6,663 ; other sheep, 447 ; V. 
 of all the sheep, $16,101 ; Saxony wool produced, 9,100 lbs.; 
 merino, 16,958 lbs. ; other wool, 1,628 lbs. ; V, of all the wool, 
 $11,756. 
 
 Horses, 282; V. $12,217; neat cattle, 1,706 ; V. $30,348 ; 
 swine, 365 ; V. $1,789. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 6,027 bush. ; V. $4,581 ; wheat, 
 319 bush.; V. $319; rye, 4,400 bush.; V. $2,999 ; oats, 16,291 
 bush.; V. $4,736; potatoes, 14,551 bush.; V. $4,320 ; hay, 
 6,433 tons: V. $38,788. 
 
 Fruit raised, 11,168 bush.; V. $1,462. 
 
 Butter, 76,670 lbs. ; V. $10,837 ; cheese, 153,050 lbs. ; Y. 
 $8,776 ; honey, 765 lbs. ; V. $96. 
 
 Cheese Boxes m'd, 12,000; V. $1,600; E. 2. 
 
 Hoe and Fork Handles m'd, 3,600 ; V. $300 ; E. 2. 
 
 Barrels and Casks m'd, 6,000 ; V. $180. 
 
 Maple Sugar m'd, 19,070 lbs. ; V. $1,530. 
 
 OTIS. 
 
 Forges, 2; bar iron, anchors and other articles of wrought 
 iron m'd, 150 tons; Y. $16,506; C. $10,000; E. 13. 
 
 Axe Manufactories, 1 ; axes and other edge tools m'd, 25 ; Y. 
 $42. 
 
 Hoes m'd, 60; Y. $20. 
 
 Clock ivlanu factories, 1; clocks m'd, 300; Y. $900; E. 2. 
 
 Chair and Cabinet Ware Manufactories, 1 ; Y. of articles 
 m'd, $500; C. $1,000; E. 1. 
 
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 Flouring Mills, 2. 
 
 Tanneries, 3; hides tanned, 1,700; V. of leather tanned and 
 curried, $5,100; C. $2,000; E. 6. 
 
 Boots m'd, 522 pairs ; shoes, 014 pairs ; V. of boots and shoes, 
 $1,7G4; M. E. 4. 
 
 Cheese Boxes m'd, 12,035; V. $1,444; E. 3. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 865,000 feet; V. $5,190; E. 20. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 1,085 cords; V. $1,085; E. 6; hemlock 
 bark, 900 cords ; V. $2,250; charcoal, 44,000 bush. ; V. $4,400. 
 
 Sheep, 1,362 ; V. $1,702 ; wool produced, 3,405 lbs ; Y. $1,021. 
 
 Horses, 133; V. $6,650; ueat cattle, 1.257; V. $13,747 ; 
 swine, 150 ; V. $600. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 1,523 bush.; V. $914; rye, 
 106 bush. ; V. $64 ; oats, 3,114 bush.; V. $934 ; potatoes, 
 6,367 bush. ; V. $1,273; other esculent vegetables, 457 bush.; 
 V. $57; hay, 2,295 tons; V. $13,770. 
 
 Fruit raised, 4,754 bush. ; V. $380. 
 
 Butter, 7,490 lbs. ; V. $749; cheese, 107,678 lbs. ; V. $4,307; 
 honey, 480 lbs. ; V. $60 ; beeswax, 14 lbs. ; V. $5. 
 
 Maple Sugar m'd, 11,987 lbs. ; V. $837. 
 
 PERU. 
 
 Boots m'd, 300 pairs; shoes, 1,900 pairs; V. of boots and 
 shoes, $2,650 ; M. E. 4 ; F. E. 2. 
 
 Palm-leaf Hats m'd, 440; V. $110; F. E. 5. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 225,000 feet ; V. $1,325 ; E. 5. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 630 cords; V. $1,102; E. 3. 
 
 Merino Sheep, 6,452; V. $12,904; merino wool produced, 
 20,969 lbs. ; V. $7,758. 
 
 Horses, 110 ; V. $4,600; neat cattle, 557; V. $10,263; swine, 
 115 ; Y. $615. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 706 bush. ; V. $530 ; barley, 
 150 bush. ; V. $100 ; oats, 3,153 bush. ; V. $1,051 ; potatoes, 
 9,526 bush. ; V. $3,175 ; hay, 2,460 tons ; V. $14,760. 
 
 Fruit raised, 1,926 bush.; V. $481. 
 
 Butter, 11,219 lbs. ; V. $1,402 ; cheese, 11,270 lbs. ; V. $563. 
 
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 PITTSFIELD. 
 
 Cotton Mills, 2; spindles, 2,056 ; cotton consumed, 180,000 
 lbs. ; sheetings m'd, 037,189 yds. ; Y. $40,000; cotton baiting 
 m'd, 2,500 lbs.; V. $ISS; C. $51,700; M. E. 19; F. E. 40. 
 
 Woollen Mills, 6 ; sets of machinery, 15; wool consumed, 
 420,000 lbs.; broadcloth m'd, 113,000 yds.; V. $191,000; sati- 
 net, 130,000 yds.; V. $60,000; flannel or blanketing, 300 yds.; 
 Y. $113; C. $246,000; M. E. 145; F. E. 103. 
 
 Furnaces for m. of Hollow Ware and Castings other than 
 Pig Iron, 4 ; hollow ware and castings m'd, 321 tons ; Y. $24,- 
 075 ; C. $7,400 ; E 14. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Cotton, Woollen and other Machin- 
 ery, 3; Y. of machinery m'd, $27,650; C. $34,000; E. 52. 
 
 Musical Instrument Manufactories, 1; Y. of instruments m'd, 
 $1,000; C. $250; E. 1. 
 
 Saddle, Harness and Trunk Manufactories, 3; Y. of articles 
 m'd, $5,000 ; C. $1,500 ; E. 7. 
 
 Hat and Cap Manufactories, 2; hats and caps m'd, 6,500; 
 Y. $7,750; C. $3,000; E. 14. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Rail-road Cars and other Ychicles, 
 8; Y. of vehicles m'd, 28,170; C. $16,050; E. 49. 
 
 Soap and Tallow Candle Manufactories, 2 ; soap m'd, 33 
 tons; Y. $1,050; tallow candles, 2,000 lbs.; Y. $222; C. 
 $1,120; E. 3. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Fire Arms, 2 ; arms m'd, mus- 
 kets, 1,500; rifles, 10 ; fowling pieces, 20 ; and pistols, 10; Y. 
 $23,100; C. $30,500; E. 33. 
 
 Chair and Cabinet Ware Manufactories, 3; Y. of articles m'd, 
 $12,500; C. $7,700; E. 11. 
 
 Tin Ware Manufactories, 2 ; Y. of ware, $4,500 ; C. $2,900 ; 
 E. 4. 
 
 Comb Manufactories, 1 ; Y. of combs m'd, $83 ; C. $25 ; 
 E. 1. 
 
 Tanneries, 3; hides tanned, 3,740 ; Y. of leather tanned and 
 curried, $18,700; C. $17,350; E. 12. 
 
 Boots m'd, 1,550 pairs ; shoes, 2,308 pairs ; Y. of boots and 
 shoes, $8,552 ; M. E. 26. 
 
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 Bricks m'd, 545,000; V. $2,180; E. 11. 
 
 V. of Building Stone quarried and prepared, $1,698 ; E. 5. 
 
 V. of Marble quarried and prepared, $4,900 ; E. 14. 
 
 Lime m'd, 7,100 casks; V. $7,100; E. 8. 
 
 V. of Blocks and Pumps m'd, $350; E. 2. 
 
 V. of Mechanics' Tools m'd, $5,250 ; E. 5. 
 
 V. of Wooden Ware m'd, $G40 ; E. 2. 
 
 Corn and other Brooms m'd, 8,350 ; V. $1,670; E. 5. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 1,163,000 feet; Y. $7,9;M; E. 10. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 4,431 cords; V. $10,032; E. 15. 
 
 V. of all other articles m'd, $46,315 ; C. $4,300; E. 74. 
 
 Sperm Oil consumed in manufacturing, 3,495 galls. ; V. 
 $3,400; whale oil, 30 galls.; V. $23 ; all other kinds of oil, 
 5,830 galls.; V. $3,605; anthracite coal consumed in manufac- 
 turing, 138 tons; V. $1,015; bituminous coal mined in U, States, 
 16 chaldrons ; V. $144; foreign bituminous coal, 4 chaldrons ; 
 V. $39; V. of all other articles of American production con- 
 sumed in manufacturing, excepting cotton, wool and iron, 
 $36,945 ; V. of all other articles of foreign production, except- 
 ing as above consumed, $10,510. 
 
 Saxony Sheep, 1,820; merino, 8,369; other sheep, 333; Y. 
 of all the sheep, $27,853 ; Saxony wool produced, 5,005 lbs. ; 
 merino, 27,200 lbs.; other wool 1,332 lbs. ; Y. of all the wool, 
 $13,415. 
 
 Horses, 494; Y. $27,170; neat cattle, 1,855; Y. $35,245; 
 swine, 857; Y. $7,700. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 13,059 bush. ; Y. $7,835 ; wheat, 
 328 bush. ; Y. $328 ; rye, 3,365 bush. ; Y. $2,752; barley, 767 
 bush.; Y. $478; oats, 24,795 bush.; V. $8,439; potatoes, 23,- 
 100 bush.; Y. $9,000; beans, 258 bush.; Y. $387; peas, 102 
 bush.; Y. $102; buckwheat, 657 bush.; Y. $263; other escu- 
 lent vegetables, 3,434 bush.; Y. $1,150; millet, 6 bush.; Y. 
 $2; hay, 6,700 tons; Y. $46,900; flax, 300 lbs. ; Y. $36. 
 
 Fruit raised, 3,614 bush.; Y. $903; teazles, 153,000; Y. 
 $191. 
 
 Butler produced, 82,930 lbs.; Y. $10,367; cheese, 20,221 
 lbs. ; Y. $1,213; honey, 1,440 lbs. ; Y. $240 ; beeswax, 55 lbs. 
 Y. $18. 
 
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 Maple Sugar m'd, 14,400 lbs. ; V. $1,152. 
 V. of Seeds raised, $871. 
 V. of Poultry raised, $1,550. 
 V. of Eggs produced, $2,438. 
 
 RICHMOND. 
 
 Furnaces for m. of Pig Iron, 1 ; pig iron m'd, 821 tons ; V. 
 $22,981 ; C. $20,000; E. 10. 
 
 Fork and Hoe Manufactories, 1 ; V. of articles m'd, $5,000 ; 
 C. $2,500 ; E. 4. 
 
 Tanneries, 1 ; hides tanned, 200 ; Y. of leather tanned and 
 curried, $1,000: C. $600; E. 2. 
 
 Coots m'd, 300 pairs; shoes, 400 pairs; V. of boots and 
 shoes, $1,200; M. E. 3 ; F. E. 1. 
 
 Lime m'd, 2,370 casks; V. $1,777; E. 4. 
 
 V. of Iron Ore mined, ,$6,875 ; E. 25. 
 
 Corn and other Brooms m'd, 13,792 : Y. $1,676; E. 2. 
 
 Merino Sheep, 5,092; Y. $7,638; merino wool produced, 
 13,836; Y. $5,544. 
 
 Horses, 175 ; Y. $6,661 ; neat cattle, 531 ; Y. $8,239; swine, 
 164 ; Y. $492. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 3,945 bush. ; Y. $1,972; wheat, 
 208 bush.: Y. $208; rye, 924 bush.; Y. $554; barley, 593 
 bush.; Y. $237; oats, 9,017 bush. ; Y. .$2,705; potatoes, 4,699 
 bush.; Y. $1,174; other esculent vegetables, 310 bush.; Y. 
 $81; hay, 2,269 tons; Y. $15,883; flax, 100 lbs.; Y. $12. 
 
 Fruit raised, 4,617 bush. ; Y. $462. 
 
 Butter, 19,571 lbs. ; Y. $2,446; cheese, 11,300 lbs.; Y. $565; 
 honey, 60 lbs. ; Y. $8. 
 
 SANDISFIELU. 
 
 Woollen Mills, 1 ; sets of machinery, 1 ; wool consumed, 
 16,000 lbs. ; broadcloth m'd, 6,000 yds.; Y. $10,000; satinet, 
 8,000 yds. ; Y. $4,000 ; C. $3,000 ; M. E. 5 ; F. E. 4. / 
 
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 Establishments for m. of Rail-road Cars and other Vehicles, 
 4; V. of vehicles m'd, $5,170 ; C. $2,000; E. 12. 
 
 Chair and Cabinet Ware Manufactories, 1 ; V. of articles 
 m'd, $1,000; C. $500; E. 2. 
 
 Flouring Mills, 1 ; flour m'd, 600 bbls. ; V. $2,400; C. $200; 
 E. 1. 
 
 Tanneries, 5; hides tanned, 9,600; V. of leather tanned and 
 curried, $43,560; C. $11,750; E. 21. 
 
 Boots m'd, 4,768 pairs; shoes, 820 pairs; V. of boots and 
 shoes, $9,303 ; M. E. 23 ; F. E. 3. 
 
 Bricks m'd, 70,000 ; V. $245 ; E. 1. 
 
 V. of Building Stone quarried and prepared, $400; E. 1. 
 
 V. of Wooden Ware m'd, $16^699 ; E. 46. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 472,800 feet; Y. $2,407; E. 20. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 685 cords; V. $1,125; E. 18; bark, 
 1,300 cords; V. $3,900; E. 25. 
 
 Sperm Oil consumed in manufacturing, 24 galls. ; V. $24 ; 
 whale oil, 310 galls. ; V. $172 ; all other kinds of oil, 150 galls. ; 
 V. $150; V. of all other articles of American production con- 
 sumed in manufacturing, excepting cotton, wool and iron, 
 $9,100. 
 
 Merino Sheep, 978; other sheep, 1,538; V, of all the sheep, 
 $4,032; merino wool produced, 1,891 lbs.; other wool, 4,585 
 lbs. ; V. of all the wool, $2,364. 
 
 Horses, 221; V. $9,900; neat cattle, 2,461; V. $39,170; 
 swine, 399; V. $1,651. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 1,977 bush.; V. $1,186; rye, 
 351 bush. ; V. $219 ; barley, 58 bush. ; V. $29 ; oafs, 6,427 
 bush.; V. $1,928; potatoes, 16,411 bush.; V. $5,437; other 
 esculent vegetables, 3,597 bush. ; V.[$450 ; hay, 4,181 tons; V. 
 $20,905 ; flax, 280 lbs. ; V. $35. 
 V Fruit raised, 24,156 bush.; V. $1,210. 
 
 Butter, 40,530 lbs.; V. $4,178; cheese, 283,480 lbs.; V. 
 $14,174; honey, 300 lbs.; V. $37. 
 
 Maple Sugar m'd, 146,271 lbs. ; V. $10,239. 
 
 V. of Horse Shoes, &c., m'd, $1,200; E. 7. 
 
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 SAVOY. 
 
 Tanneries, 1 ; hides tanned, 4,000 ; V. of leather tanned, 
 $18,000; C. $10,000; E. 4. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 700,000 feet ; V. $3,500 ; E. 15. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 563 cords ; V. $700 ; E. 3. 
 
 Sheep, 1,629; V. $3,258; wool produced, 4,887 lbs.; V. 
 $1,612. 
 
 Horses, 140; V. $5,770; neat cattle, 928; V. $16,925; 
 swine, 153; V. $918. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 1,100 bush. ; V. $825; wheat, 
 79 bush.; V. $118; rye, 53 bush. ; V. $44; barley, 374 bush. ; 
 V. $250; oats, 5,163 bush.; V. $1,703; potatoes, 12,600 bush.; 
 T. $4,200; other esculent vegetables, 600 bnsh. ; V. $150; 
 hay, 2,700 tons ; V. $13,500. 
 
 Fruit raised, 1,845 bush. ; V. $369. 
 
 Butter, 24,710 lbs.; V. $3,076; cheese, 70,540 lbs.; V. 
 $3,500. 
 
 Maple Sugar, 5,870 lbs. ; V. $469. 
 
 SHEFFIELD. 
 
 Plough Manufactories, 1 ; ploughs, and other agricultural 
 tools m'd, 60; V. $320; C. ^75] E. 1. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Chronometers, Watches, Gold and 
 Silver Ware, and Jewelry, 1: V. of m's, $500; C. $200; E. 1. 
 
 Saddle, Harness, and Trunk Manufactories, 2 ; V. of articles 
 m'd, $1,100; C. $500; E. 2. 
 
 Hat and Cap Manufactories, 1 ; hats and caps m'd, 500 ; V. 
 $1,500; C. $400; E. 3. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Rail-road Cars and other Vehicles, 
 3; V. of vehicles m'd, $1,750; C. $300; E. 3. 
 
 Chair and Cabinet Ware Manufactories, 1 ; V. of articles 
 m'd, $.500; C. $200; E. 1. 
 
 Flouring :,Iills, 1 ; flour m'd, 2,000 bbls. ; V. $7,000 ; C. 
 $5,000 : E. 2. 
 
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 Tanneries, 2 ; hides tanned, 750 ; V. of leather tanned and 
 curried, ^1,687; C. $1,000; E. 3. 
 
 Boots m'd, 128 pairs; shoes, 680 pairs; V. of boots and 
 shoes, $1,254; M. E. 3. 
 
 y. of Marble quarried and prepared, $25,606 ; E. 28. 
 
 Lime m'd, 1,880 casks; V. $1,880 ; E. 2. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 440,000 feet; V. $6,014 ; E. 4; building 
 timber, 3,000 feet; V. $560; shingles, 131,000; V. $328. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 3,221 cords; V. $5,352 ; K. 7; char- 
 coal, 60,600 bush. ; V. $3,543; E. 6. 
 
 Saxony Sheep, 6,138; merino, 1,241; other sheep, 961 ; V. 
 of all the sheep, $8,365; Saxony wool produced, 15,162 lbs. ; 
 merino, 3,796 lbs. ; other wool, 2,912 lbs.; V. of all the wool, 
 $9,126. 
 
 Asses and Mules, 2; V. $100; horses, 514; V. $27,532; 
 neat cattle, 3,060; V. $50,584, swine, 1,954; V. $16,437. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 25,684 bush.; V. $12,842; 
 wheat, 1,266 bush. ; V. $1,266; rye, 13,936 bush. ; V. $9,291 ; 
 oats, 49,237 bush.; V. $14,771; buckwheat, 1,775 bush.; V. 
 $887 ; peas, 205 bush. ; V. $102 ; potatoes, 23,792 bush. ; Y. 
 $5,948; other esculent vegetables, 3,431 bush.; V. $957; hay, 
 7,186 tons ; V. $35,930 ; flax, 215 lbs. ; V. $27. 
 
 Fruit raised, 33,023 bush. ; Y. $3,686 ; hops, 1,500 lbs. ; Y. 
 $188; teazles, 814,000; Y. $814. 
 
 Butter, 145,200 lbs.; Y. $18,150; cheese, 120,640 lbs.; Y. 
 $7,238; honey, 642 lbs. ; Y. $107; beeswax, 27 lbs.; Y. $7. 
 
 Barrels m'd, 800; Y. $800; C. $100; E. 2. 
 
 Whiskey m'd, 500 bbls. ; Y. $4,000; cider brandy m'd, 100 
 bbls. ; Y. $1,000; C. $3,000; E. 3. 
 
 Manganese m'd, 100 tons ; Y. $5,000 ; C. $2,000 ; E. 10. 
 
 Grass Seed raised, 83 bush.; Y. .$166; clover seed, 101 
 bush. ; Y. $665. 
 
 STOCKBRIDGE. 
 
 Cotton Mills, 1; spindles, 3,550; cotton consumed, 100,000 
 lbs.; cotton cloth m'd, 600,000 yards; Y. $40,250; C. $80,000 ; 
 M. E. 40 ; F. E. 70. 
 
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 Woollen Mills, 1; sets of machinery, G; wool consumed, 
 208,000 lbs.; satinet nrd, 275,000 yds. ; V. |143,000: C. $90,- 
 000 ; M. E. 55 ; F. E. 35. 
 
 Furnaces for m. of Pig Iron, 1 : pig iron nvd, 1,337 tons; Y. 
 853,480; C. $75,000 ; E. 100. 
 
 Furnaces for m. of Hollow Ware and Castings, other than 
 Pig Iron, 1; hollow ware and castings m'd, 30 tons; V. 
 $2,886; C. $2,300; E. 3. 
 
 V. of Saddles, Harnesses and Trunks m'd, $500; E. 1. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Wagons, Sleighs, &c., 2; V. of ar- 
 ticles m'd, $1,000; E. 3. 
 
 Chair and Cabinet Ware Manufactories, 2; Y. of articles 
 m'd, $10,500 ; C. $2,000 ; E. 26. 
 
 Tanneries, 2; hides tanned, 3,200; Y. of leather tanned 
 and curried, $3,625 ; C. $1,000; E. 3. 
 
 Boots m'd, 800 pairs; shoes, 1,000 pairs; Y. of boots and 
 shoes, $3,200 ; M. E. 7. 
 
 Bricks m*d, 170,000 ; Y. $680 ; E. 5. 
 
 Lime m'd, 400 casks ; Y. $250 ; E. 2. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 50,000 feet; Y. $6,000; E. 10; shingles, 
 200,000; Y. $225; E. 1. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 600 cords; Y. $1,350; E. 3; charcoal, 
 80,000 bush. ; Y. $4,735. 
 
 Merino Sheep, 2,086 : other sheep, 672 ; Y. of all the sheep, 
 $4,137; merino wool produced, 6,362 lbs.; other wool, 2,192 
 lbs. ; Y. of all the wool, $3,417. 
 
 Asses and Mules, 3: Y. $300; horses, 229 ; Y. $12,265 ; neat 
 cattle, 938; Y. $19,887; swine, 433; Y. $4,069. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 9,000 bush.; Y. $5,000; wheat, 
 400 bush.; Y. $500; rye, 2,242 bush.; Y. $1,400; barley, 200 
 bush.; Y. $90; oats, 14,780 bush.; Y. $4,690; potatoes, 6,000 
 bush.; Y. $2,400; other esculent vegetables, 5,100 bush.; Y. 
 $1,450; hay, 3,400 tons; Y. $17,000. 
 
 Fruit raised, 11,228 bush. ; Y. $1,593; tobacco, 200 lbs.; Y. 
 $25 ; teazles, 735,000 ; Y. $735. 
 
 Butter, 43,035 lbs. ; Y. $5,377 ; cheese, 28,625 lbs. ; Y. $1,431 ; 
 honey, 200 lbs. ; Y. $20. 
 
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 Veneers m'd, 100,000 feel; V. $2,000; E. 1. 
 
 Carpets m'd. 437 yds. ; Y. $220. 
 
 Flannel m'd, 756 yds. ; V. $378. 
 
 Maple Sugar m'd, L200 lbs ; V. $120. 
 
 Feathers, 200 lbs. ; V. $100. 
 
 Beans raised, 200 bush. ; Y. $300. 
 
 Y. of Garden Seeds raised, $319. 
 
 TYRINGHAM. 
 
 Cotton Mills, 2 ; {just commenced ;) spindles, 500; C. $3,- 
 500 ; E. 15 ; woollen mills, 1 ; sets of machinery, 1 ; wool 
 consumed, 500 lbs. ; satinet m'd, 500 yds. ; Y. $300. 
 
 Shovel, Spade, Fork and Hoe Manufactories, 1 ; Y. of arti- 
 cles m'd, $750; C. $1,000 ; M. E. 3. 
 
 Paper Manufactories, 2 ; stock consumed, 80 tons ; paper 
 m'd, 20,000 reams ; Y. $50,000 ; C. $40,000 ; E. 40. 
 
 Wrapping Paper Manufactories, 1 : stock consumed, 75 tons 
 straw; paper m'd, 15,000 reams; Y. $3,000; C. $3,000; E. 5. 
 
 Chair and Cabinet Ware Manufactories, 1 ; Y. of articles 
 m'd, $300 ; C. $500 ; E. 2. 
 
 Comb Manufactories, 2 ; Y. of combs m'd, $1,000; C. $900; 
 E. 4. 
 
 Tanneries, 1 ; hides tanned, 600 ; Y, of leather tanned and 
 curried, $2,000; C. $1,000; E. 2. 
 
 Boots m'd, 400 pairs ; shoes, 500 pairs ; Y. of boots and 
 shoes, $1,500; M. E. 4. 
 
 Y. of Straw Bonnets and Hats m'd, $400 ; C. $200 ; F. E. 2. 
 
 Lime m'd, 1,000 casks; Y. $750; E. 4. 
 
 Y. of Wooden Ware m'd, $800 ; C. $1,000; E. 5. 
 
 Rakes m'd, 37,000 ; Y. $3,000 ; C. $4,000 ; E. 15. 
 
 Corn and other Brooms m'd, 2,000 ; Y. $300 ; E. 2. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 100,000 feet ; Y. $800 ; E. 4 ; shingles, 
 100,000 ; Y. $200. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 800 cords; Y. $1,200; E. 8; charcoal, 
 100,000 bush. ; Y. $6,000 ; E. 20. 
 
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 Merino Sheep, 2,400 ; V. $4,800 ; merino wool produced, 
 ,500 lbs. ; V. $2,625. 
 
 Horses, 200; V. $10,000 ; neat cattle, 1,800 ; V. $30,600 ; 
 swine, 335; V. $1,675. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 2,600 bush. ; Y. $1,300; rye, 
 1,200 bush. ; V. $720 ; barley, 200 bush. : V. $150; oats, 8,000 
 bush. ; V. $2,400 ; potatoes, 12,000 bush. ; V. $2,400 ; other 
 esculent vegetables, 700 bush. ; Y. $200 ; hay, 3,000 tons ; Y. 
 $18,000. 
 
 Fruit raised, 3,000 bush. ; Y. $750. 
 
 Butter, 30,000 lbs.; Y. $3,600; cheese, 176,000 lbs.; Y. 
 $8,800; honey, 1,000 lbs.; Y. $125 ; beeswax, 100 lbs.; Y. 
 $20. 
 
 Maple Sugar m'd, 15.000 lbs. ; Y. $1,200. 
 
 Y. of Garden Seeds raised, $1,500. 
 
 WASHINGTON. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 2,236,000 feet; Y. $11,652; E. 25. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 7,448 cords; Y. $14,896; E. 37; char- 
 coal, 126,000 bush.; Y. $6,250; hemlock bark, 358 cords; Y. 
 $895. 
 
 Merino Sheep, 2,904; other sheep, 167; Y. of all the sheep, 
 $6,142; merino wool produced, 9,924 lbs.; other wool, 501 
 lbs. : Y. of all the wool, $4,340. 
 
 Horses, 162 ; Y. $8,100; neat cattle, 727; Y. $11,632; swine, 
 110; Y. $770. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 1,133 bush. ; Y. .$616; wheat, 
 34 bush. ; Y. $34 ; rye, 339 bush. ; Y. $237 ; barley, 157 bush. ; 
 Y. $79 ; oats, 5,946 bush. ; Y. $1,784; potatoes, 11,682 bush. ; 
 Y. $4,072 ; other esculent vegetables, 318 bush. ; Y. $79 ; hay, 
 2,332 tons ; Y. $16,324. 
 
 Fruit raised, 3,139 bush. ; Y. $398. 
 
 Butter, 31,350 lbs. ; Y. $3,917; cheese, 15,000 lbs. ; Y. $900. 
 
 Mittens m'd, 500 pairs; Y. $125 ; stockings, 1,050 pairs ; Y. 
 $315 ; woollen cloth, 240 yds. ; Y. $240 ; flannel, 800 yds. ; 
 Y. $400. 
 
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 WEST STOCK BRIDGE. 
 
 Rolling Mills, 1 ; iron m'd and not made into nails, 25 tons ; 
 V. $3,125 ; machines for m. of nails, 3; nails m'd, 5 tons; V. 
 $1,000; C. $1,500; E. 2. 
 
 Forges, 1 ; bar iron m'd, 40 tons ; V. $4,000 ; C. $3,000 ; E. 2. 
 
 Musical Instrument Manufactories, 1 ; V. of instruments m'd, 
 $300; C. $100; E. 1. 
 
 Saddle, Harness and Trunk Manufactories, 1 ; V. of articles 
 m'd, $600; C. $200; E. 1. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Rail-road Cars and other Yehicles, 
 4; V. of vehicles m'd, $4,500; C. $3,500; E. 8. 
 
 Chair and Cabinet Ware Manufactories, 1 ; V. of articles 
 m'd, $600; C. $200; E. 2. 
 
 Tin Ware Manufactories, 1; Y. of ware, $1,000; C. $800; 
 E. 2. 
 
 Flouring Mills, 1 ; flour m'd, 500 bbls. ; V. $2,500; C. $1,000 ; 
 E. 2. 
 
 Y. of Marble quarried and prepared, $29,224; E. 31. 
 
 Lime m'd, 730 casks; Y. $547; E. 2. 
 
 Y. of Iron Ore mined, $10,200 ; E. 41. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 275,000 feet ; Y. $2,075 ; E. 3. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 4,730 cords ; Y. $8,735 ; E. 10. 
 
 Merino Sheep, 2,464; other sheep, 583; Y. of all the sheep, 
 $7,417 ; merino wool produced, 7,474 lbs. ; other wool, 900 
 lbs. ; Y. of all the wool, $3,974. 
 
 Horses, 189 ; Y. $10,160 ; neat cattle, 621 ; Y. $12,433 ; 
 swine, 355 ; Y. $2,622. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 5,500 bush. ; Y. $2,750 ; wheat, 
 175 bush.; Y. $175; rye, 1,850 bush.; Y. $1,110; barley, 580 
 bush. ; Y. $293 ; oats, 15,550 bush. ; Y. $4,700 ; potatoes, 7,387 
 bush.; Y. $2,743; other esculent vegetables. 1,000 bush.; Y. 
 $200; hay, 2,031 tons; Y, $12,186; flax, 200 lbs.; Y. $24. 
 
 Fruit raised, 4,842 bush. ; Y. $1,162. 
 
 Butter, 30,070 lbs. ; Y. $3,760; cheese, 11,130 lbs. ; Y. $668; 
 honey, 515 lbs.; Y. $64; beeswax, 10 lbs.: Y. $3. 
 
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 WILLIAMSTOWN. 
 
 Cotton Mills, 2 ; spindles, 2,300; cotton consumed, 91,800 
 lbs. ; printing cloth m'd, 526,304 yds. ; V. $30,202: cotton yarn 
 m'd and not made into cloth, 21,710 lbs, ; V. $4,205 ; cotton 
 batting m'd, 18,914 lbs. ; V. $1,444; C. $17,500; J\l. E. 27; 
 F. E. 41. 
 
 Woollen Mills, 1 ; sets of machinery, 1 ; wool consumed, 
 15,000 lbs. ; satinet m'd, 10,000 yds. ; V. $10,400; C. $3,500; 
 M. E. 6 ; F. E. 4. 
 
 Saddle, Harness and Trunk Manufactories, 1 ; Y. of articles 
 m'd, $1,800; C. $300; E. 3. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Rail-road Cars and other Vehicles, 
 2; V. of vehicles m'd, $1,625 ; C. $090 ; E. 0. 
 
 Chair and Cabinet Ware Manufactories, 1 ; V. of articles 
 m'd, $1,800; C. $000 ; E. 3. 
 
 Tin Ware Manufactories, 1 ; V. of ware, $700; C. $450; 
 E. 1. 
 
 Tanneries, 1; hides tanned, 1,700; V. of leather tanned and 
 curried, $0,800 ; C. $4,000 ; E. 4. 
 
 Boots m'd, 725 pairs; shoes, 45,425 pairs; V. of boots and 
 shoes, $37,500; M. E. 55 ; F. E. 25. 
 
 Bricks m'd, 100,000; V. $400; E. 2. 
 
 Corn and other Brooms m'd, 700; V. $90; E. 1. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 254,596 feet; V. $1,528 ; E. 6. 
 
 Fire AVood prepared, 1,030 cords ; V. $2,150 ; E. 5. 
 
 Sperm Oil consumed in manufacturing, 1,000 galls. ; V. $891 ; 
 whale oil, 250 galls. ; V. $125. 
 
 Saxony Sheep, 889 ; merino, 570 ; other sheep, 8,241 ; V. of 
 all the sheep, $10,734; Saxony wool produced, 2,000 lbs. ; me- 
 rino, 1,905 lbs. ; other wool, 22,081 lbs. ; V. of all the wool, 
 $10,572. 
 
 Horses, 420 ; Y. $22,225 ; neat cattle, 1,599 ; Y. $24,131 ; 
 swine, 049 ; Y. $3,346. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 13,040 bush. ; Y. $0,823 ; 
 wheat, 300 bush.; Y. $300; rye, 1,018 bush.; Y. $939; bar- 
 ley, 484 bush. ; Y. $218 ; oats, 23,453 bush. ; Y. $7,030 ; pota- 
 
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 toes, 21,748 bush. ; V. $5,437; buckwheat, 940 bush. ; Y. $353 ; 
 hay, 4,416 tons; V. |33,120 ; flax, 1,118 lbs.; V. $112. 
 
 Butter, 36,515 lbs.; V. $4,747 ; cheese, 132,095 lbs.; Y. 
 $6,605; honey, 1,392 lbs.; Y. $210; beeswax, 112 lbs.; Y. 
 $37. 
 
 Nail Kegs m'd, 6,000; Y. $750; flour bbls., 2,000; Y. $350; 
 cheese boxes, 8,000 ; Y. $960 ; C. $827 ; E. 8. 
 
 WINDSOR. 
 
 Chair and Cabinet Ware Manufactories, 1 ; Y. of articles 
 m'd, $300; C. $200; E. 1. 
 
 Boots m'd, 40 pairs ; shoes, 50 pairs ; Y. of boots and shoes, 
 $150; M. E. 1. 
 
 Palm-leaf Hats m'd, 6,799 ; Y. $1,133 ; F. E. 11. 
 
 Lime m'd, 650 casks ; Y. $488 ; E. 1. 
 
 Y. of all other articles m'd, $690 ; C. $300 ; E. 4. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 93,000 feet ; Y. $414 ; E. 2. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 249 cords; Y. $249; E. 1; bark, 515 
 cords; Y. $1,545. 
 
 Merino Sheep, 6,639; other sheep, 126; Y. of all the sheep, 
 $13,530 ; merino wool produced, 20,000 lbs. ; other wool, 400 
 lbs. ; Y. of all the wool, $8,160. 
 
 Horses, 157 ; Y. $5,618 ; neat cattle, 1,021 ; Y. $16,310 ; 
 swine, 198; Y. $1,000. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 1,618 bush. ; Y. $1,214 ; wheat, 
 238 bush.; Y. $357; rye, 40 bush.; Y. $30 ; barley, 1,015 
 bush.; Y. $507; oats, 5,427 bush.; Y. $1,808; buckwheat 
 raised, 415 bush. ; Y. $207 ; potatoes, 11,612 bush. ; Y. $3,871 ; 
 other esculent vegetables, 550 bush. ; Y. $275 ; hay, 3,541 
 tons; Y. $21,246. 
 
 Fruit raised, 5,522 bush. ; Y. $1,380. 
 
 Butter, 19,477 lbs.; Y. $2,435; cheese, 118,760 lbs.; Y. 
 $5,344. 
 
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 COUNTY OF NORFOLK. 
 
 BELLING HAM. 
 
 Cotton Mills, 3; spindles, 2,520; cotton consumed, 150,000 
 lbs. ; printing cloth m'd, 270,000 yds., sheetings, 185,000 yds. ; 
 Y. #30,000; thread m'd, 13,000 lbs.; V. .$3,640; C. $49,000; 
 M. E. 26 ; F. E. 47. 
 
 Woollen Mills, 1 ; sets of machinery, 2 ; wool consumed, 
 24,000 lbs. ; Kentucky jeans m'd, 60,000 yds. ; V. $10,000 ; C. 
 $8,000 ; M. E. 7 ; F. E. 7. 
 
 V. of Agricultural Tools m'd, $2,000; C. $1,000; E. 5. 
 
 Brush Manufactories, 1 ; Y. of brushes m'd, $2,000 ; C. 
 $500 ; E. 2. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Rail-road Cars, Coaches, Chaises 
 and other Yehicles, 2 ; Y. of vehicles m'd, $1,000; C. $700; 
 E. 4. 
 
 Glue Manufactories and Manufactories for the preparation of 
 Gums, 1; Y. of glue and gums m'd, $300; C. $200; E. 1. 
 
 Boots m'd, 33,900 pairs; Y. $48,862; M. E. 85; F. E. 11. 
 
 Y. of Straw Braid m'd and not made into Bonnets and Hats, 
 $2,100 ; F. E. 40. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 387,109 feet; Y. $20,194; E. 10. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 1,191 cords; Y. $3,000; E. 4. 
 
 Boats built, 25 ; Y. $600 ; E. 2. 
 
 Sheep, 72 ; Y. $100. 
 
 Horses, 120; Y. $4,739; neat cattle, 583; Y. $10,207; swine, 
 177; Y. $1,221. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 5,628 bush. ; Y. $4,721 ; wheat, 
 9 bush. ; Y. $9 ; rye, 980 bush. ; Y. $784 ; barley, 163 bush. ; 
 Y. $126; oats, 2,117 bush.; Y. $705; potatoes, 14,717 bush.; 
 Y. $2,943; hay, 1,052 tons; Y. $12,000. 
 
 Fruit raised, 1,455 bush.; Y. $640. 
 
 Butter, 22,345 lbs. ; Y. $3,350; cheese, 9,205 lbs. ; Y. $460; 
 honey, 50 lbs. ; Y. $8. 
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 BRAINTREE. 
 
 Cotton Mills, 1; spindles, 1,100; cotton consumed, 39,125 
 lbs.; printing cloth m'd, 187,800 yds.; Y. $11,268; C. $1,500; 
 M. E. 12 ; F. E. 13. 
 
 Woollen Mills, 1 ; sets of machinery, 1 ; wool consumed, 
 18,000 lbs. ; yarn m'd and not made into cloth, 12,000 lbs. ; V. 
 $7,200; C. $3,000; M. E. 4; F. E. 2. 
 
 Tack and Brad Manufactories, 1 ; tacks and brads m'd, 80 
 tons; V. $15,000; C. $6,000; E. 17. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Shovels, Spades, Forks and Hoes, 
 1 ; V. of tools m'd, $26,000 ; C. $14,000 ; E. 6. 
 
 Paper Manufactories, 1 ; stock consumed, 165 tons; paper 
 m'd, 125 tons; V. $20,000; C. $10,000; E. 10. 
 
 Saddle, Harness and Trunk Manufactories, 2 ; V. of articles 
 m'd, $1,300; C. $500; E. 2. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Rail-road Cars, Coaches, Chaises 
 and other Vehicles, 3; Y. of vehicles m'd, $11,000; C. $5,500; 
 E. 21. 
 
 Chocolate Mills, 1 ; chocolate m'd, 35,000 lbs. ; Y. $5,000 ; 
 C. $2,500 ; E. 3. 
 
 Tin Ware Manufactories, 1 ; Y. of ware, $600 ; C. $150 ; 
 E. 1. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Cotton Gins, 1 ; Y. of gins m'd, 
 $15,000; C. $10,000; E. 12. 
 
 Tanneries, 1; hides tanned, 100: Y. of leather tanned and 
 curried, $6,450 ; C. $2,000 ; E. 4. ' 
 
 Boots m'd, 113,541 pairs; shoes, 50,140 pairs; Y. of boots 
 and shoes, $196,280; M. E. 401; F. E. 202. 
 
 Y. of Building Stone quarried and prepared, $27,000; E. 53. 
 
 Y. of Blocks and Pumps m'd, $200; E. 1. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 535 cords ; Y. $2,015 ; E. 2. 
 
 Sperm Oil consumed in manufacturing, 510 galls.; Y. $500; 
 whale oil, 96 galls. ; Y. $29 ; other oil, 598 galls. ; Y. $317 ; 
 anthracite coal consumed in manufacturing, 230 tons ; Y, 
 $1,380; foreign bituminous coal, 18 tons; Y. $120; Y. of other 
 articles of American production, excepting cotton, wool and 
 
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 iron, consumed in manufacturing, $175 ; V, of other articles of 
 foreign production, excepting as above, consumed. 91,050. 
 
 Slieep, 28 ; V. $65 ; wool produced, 112 lbs. : V. >^36, 
 
 Horses, 201; V. |10,625 ; neat cattle, 488; V. $11,329; 
 swine, 249 ; V. $2,616. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 1,859 bush.; V. $1,300; rye, 
 10 bush.; V. $8; barley, 40 bush.; V. $32; potatoes, 9,749 
 bush. ; Y. $3,249 ; other esculent vegetables, 4,787 bush. ; V. 
 $1,292; hay, 1,223 tons ; V. $16,123. 
 
 Fruit raised, 11,248 bush. ; V. $2,645. 
 
 Butter, 12,837 lbs.; V. $2,278; cheese, 2,650 lbs. ; Y. $190; 
 milk, 36,746 galls. ; Y. $3,202. 
 
 Grist Mills, 3; meal m'd, 60,000 bush.; Y. $36,000; C. 
 $6,000; M. E. 14. 
 
 Boot and Shoe Boxes m'd, 1,200; Y. $384; M. E. 1. 
 
 BROOKLINE. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Hosiery, 2 ; hose m'd, 2,600 pairs ; 
 Y. $1,200; C. $1,000; M. E. 3. 
 
 Saddle, Harness and Trunk Manufactories, 1 ; Y. of articles 
 m'd, $525 ; C. $350 ; E. 2. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Chaises, Wagons and other Yehi- 
 cles, 2 ; Y. of vehicles m'd, $1,000 ; C. $3,000; E. 6. 
 
 Chair and Cabinet Ware Manufactories, 1 ; Y. of articles 
 m'd, $300 ; C. $50 ; E. 1. 
 
 Tanneries, 2 ; hides tanned, 3,400 ; Y. of leather tanned and 
 curried, $17,300; C. $24,000; E. 7. 
 
 Boots m'd, 612 pairs; shoes, 210 pairs; Y. of boots and 
 shoes, $3,500 ; M. E. 7. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 163 cords ; Y. $1,060 ; E. 4. 
 
 Horses, 270; Y. $20,400; neat cattle, 382; Y. $11,750; 
 swine, 362 ; Y. $5,430. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 1,225 bush.; Y. $858; rye, 
 2,036 bush. ; Y. $1,425 ; barley, 136 bush. ; Y. $88 ; potatoes, 
 
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 30,869 bush.; V. $12,348; V. of other esculent vegetables, 
 $51,336; hay, 1,789 tons; V. $25,046. 
 
 V. of Fruit raised, $37,843. 
 
 Butter, 1,508 lbs.; V. $271 ; cheese, 1,070 lbs.; V. $214; 
 milk, 93,440 galls. ; V. $15,573. 
 
 Straw 110 tons; V. $1,100. 
 
 Cider, 1,044 bbls. ; V. $1,044. 
 
 CANTON. 
 
 Cotton Mills, 4; spindles, 1,596 ; cotton consumed, 241,920 
 lbs. ; osnaburgs m'd, 300,000 yds. ; V. $28,000 ; wicking m'd, 
 26,000 lbs.; V. $6,500; thread, 27,600 lbs. ; Y. $13,700; C. 
 $13,500; M. E. 26; F. E. 24. 
 
 Mills for m. of Carpeting, 1 ; wool consumed, 38,000 lbs. ; 
 carpeting m'd, 39,000 yds. ; V. $21,400 ; C. $1,200 ; M. E. 22; 
 F. E. 5. 
 
 Silk Manufactories, 2 ; sewing silk m'd, 5,000 lbs. ; V. $34,- 
 500 ; C. $8,000 ; M. E. 9 ; F. E. 28. ' 
 
 Forges, 1 ; bar iron, anchors and other articles of wrought 
 iron m'd, 350 tons ; V. $42,000 ; C. $20,000 ; E. 30. 
 
 Furnaces for m. of Hollow Ware and Castings other than 
 Pig Iron, 1 ; hollow ware and castings m'd, 500 tons; V. $36,- 
 000 ; C. $10,000 ; E. 20. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Cotton, Woollen and other Machin- 
 ery, 2; V. of machinery m'd, $8,000 ; C. $3,500; E. 11. 
 
 Copper Manufactories, 1 ; copper m'd, 400 tons ; V. $150,- 
 000 ; C. $50,000 ; E. 38. 
 
 Saddle, Harness and Trunk Manufactories, 1 ; V. of articles 
 m'd, $1,500; C. $500; E. 3. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Rail-road Cars, Coaches, Chaises 
 and other Vehicles, 1 ; V. of vehicles m'd, $1,000; C. $300; 
 E. 2.- 
 
 Tin Ware Manufactories, 1 ; V. of ware, $2,500; C. $1,000; 
 E. 2. 
 
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 Boots m'd, 210 pairs : shoes. 2,310 pairs ; Y. of boots and 
 shoes, $2,745 ; M. E. 5 ; F. E. 3. 
 
 y. of Straw Braid m'd and not made into Bonnets and Hats, 
 $100: pahn-Ieaf hats, 1,800; V. $300; F. E. 12. 
 
 V. of Building Stone quarried and prepared, $100 ; E. 1. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 2,134 cords; V. $6,400 ; E. 8. 
 
 Marble Monument and Grave Stone Manufactories, 1 ; C. 
 $1,000 ; E. 8. 
 
 Bobbin Manufactories, 1 : C. $300 ; E. 3. 
 
 V. of all other articles m'd, $5,500 ; C. $1,500 ; E. 9. 
 
 Sperm Oil consumed in manufacturing, 100 galls. ; V. $95 ; 
 other oil, 300 galls. ; Y. $200 ; anthracite coal consumed in 
 manufacturing, 2,200 tons ; Y. $13,200; bituminous coal mined 
 in U. States, 300 chaldrons : Y. $2,400 ; foreign bituminous 
 coal, 400 chaldrons; Y. $3,150: Y. of other articles of Ameri- 
 can production, excepting cotton, wool and iron, consumed in 
 manufacturing, $500 ; Y. of other articles of foreign produc- 
 tion, excepting as above consumed, $6,800. 
 
 Sheep, 12 ; Y. $23 ; wool produced, 3G lbs. ; Y. $11. 
 
 Horses, 147; Y. $7,900 ; neat cattle, 431 ; Y. $9,084; swine, 
 186 ; Y. $2,596. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 1,238 bush. ; Y. $805 ; rye, 231 
 bush. ; Y. $178 ; barley, 47 bush. ; Y. $30 ; potatoes, 10,597 
 bush. ; Y. $2,650 ; other esculent vegetables, 670 bush. ; Y. $175 ; 
 hay, 947 tons; Y. $11,625. 
 
 Fruit raised, 6,061 bush. ; Y. $1,200. 
 
 Butter, 9,390 lbs. ; Y. $1,508 ; cheese, 4,725 lbs. ; Y. $296. 
 
 COHASSET. 
 
 Saddle, Harness and Trunk Manufactories, 1 ; Y. of articles 
 m'd, $400; C. $400; E. 1. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Salt, 4; salt m'd, 5,330 bush. ; Y. 
 $1,600; G. $10,000; E. 4. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Rail-road Cars, Coaches, Chaises 
 and other Yehicles, 2; Y. of vehicles m'd, $600 ; C. $1,000; 
 E. 3. 
 
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 Boots m'd, 675 pairs; shoes, 16,911 pairs; V. of boots and 
 shoes, $18,600 ; M. E. 55 ; F. E. 15. 
 
 Building Stone quarried and prepared, 3,000 tons ; V. 
 $1,500 ; E. 6. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 200 cords; V. $1,200 ; E. 20. 
 
 Vessels launched, 1 ; tonnage, 131 ; Y. $6,000; E. 6. 
 
 Vessels employed in Mackerel and Cod Fisheries, 44 ; ton- 
 nage, 2,280; mackerel taken, 7,859 bbls. ; V. $51,083; cod- 
 fish, 3,271 quintals ; V. $7,360 ; salt consumed, 13,424 bush. ; 
 C. $44,000 ; E. 400. 
 
 Sheep, 403; V. $806; wool produced, 1,262 lbs. ; V. $420. 
 
 Horses, 85 ; V. $3,500; neat cattle, 430 ; V. $10,750 ; swine, 
 78 ; V. $390. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 2,382 bush.; V. $1,900; rye, 
 325 bush. ; V. $325 ; barley, 250 bush. ; V. $200 ; potatoes, 
 7,332 bush. ; V. $2,444; other esculent vegetables, 1,500 bush.; 
 V. $700 ; hay, 850 tons ; V. $8,500. 
 
 Fruit raised, 6,128 bush. ; V. $1,532. 
 
 Butter, 14,923 lbs. ; V. $2,500; cheese, 6,130 lbs.; V. $490, 
 
 DEDHAM. 
 
 Cotton Mills, 2; spindles, 4,400 ; cotton consumed, 199,700 
 lbs.; printing cloth m'd, 971,500 yds.; V. $56,575; batting 
 m'd, 4,000 lbs. ; V. $360 ; C. $61,200 ; M. E. 29 ; F. E. 75. 
 
 Cotton Thread Manufactories, 1 ; thread m'd, 5,000 lbs. ; V. 
 $8,000 ; C. $3,000 ; F. E. 8. 
 
 Woollen Mills, 3 ; sets of machinery, 12 ; wool consumed, 
 305,000 lbs. ; cassimere m'd, 135,000 yds. ; V. $145,000; sati- 
 net, 165,000 yds. ; V. $105,000; C. $75,000; M. E. 80; F. E. 
 80. 
 
 Silk Manufactories, 1 ; sewing silk m'd, 7,300 lbs. ; V. $47,- 
 450 ; C. $10,000 ; M. E. 6 ; F. E. 34. 
 
 Furnaces for m. of Hollow Ware and Castings other than 
 Pig Iron, 1 ; hollow ware and castings m'd, 175 tons ; V. $10,- 
 500; C. $4,500; E. 12. 
 
 V. of Silk and other Machinery m'd, $1,000. 
 
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 Establishments for m. of Shovels, Spades, Forks and Hoes, 
 2 ; V. of articles m'd, $3,847; C. $600 ; E. 5. 
 
 Paper Manufactories, 1 ; stock consumed, 250,000 lbs. ; paper 
 m'd, 175,000 lbs. ; V. $7,000 ; C. $5,000 ; E. 5. 
 
 V, of Saddles and Harnesses m'd, $825. 
 
 Hat and Cap Manufactories, 1 ; hats and caps m'd, 150 ; V. 
 $425; C. $100 ; E. 1: V. of coloring done, $100. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Rail-road Cars, Coaches, Chaises 
 and other Vehicles, 4 ; V. of vehicles, $5,700 ; C. $1.,400 ; E. 8. 
 
 Chair and Cabinet Ware Manufactories, 8 ; V. of articles 
 m'd, $51,671; C. $15,900; E. 58. 
 
 Tin Ware and Sheet Irofi Manufactories. 2 ; Y. of tin ware 
 m'd, $500; V. of sheet iron, $2,400 ; C. $600; E. 3. 
 
 Glue Manufactories, 1 ; V. of glue and gums m'd, $270 ; C. 
 $100; E. 1. 
 
 Tanneries, 2; hides tanned, 121,100; V. of leather tanned 
 and curried, $48,450 ; C. $17,000 ; E. 15. 
 
 Boots m'd, 1,280 pairs ; shoes, 37,445 pairs; Y. of boots and 
 shoes, $28,285 ; M. E. 35 ; F. E. 24. 
 
 Y. of Straw Bonnets and Hats m'd, $600 ; Y. of braid m'd 
 and not made into bonnets and hats, $338; palm-leaf hats m'd, 
 2,140; Y. $414; F. E. 1. 
 
 Y. of Cigars m'd, $5,300 ; M. E. 6 ; F. E. 4. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 1,061 cords; Y. $3,454; E. 3. 
 
 Sperm Oil consumed in manufacturing, 1,865 galls. ; Y. 
 $1,865-; whale oil, 20 galls. ; Y.$14: other oil, 3,120 galls.; 
 Y. $956 ; anthracite coal consumed in manufticturing, 960 
 tons; Y. $5,650; Y. of other articles of American production, 
 excepting cotton, wool and iron consumed in manufacturing, 
 $7,500; Y. of other articles of foreign production, excepting as 
 above, consumed, $11,500. 
 
 Sheep, 9 ; Y. $20 ; wool produced, 36 lbs. ; Y. $15. 
 
 Horses, 398; Y. $19,081; neat cattle, 1,264: Y. $24,493; 
 swine, 473; Y. $7,095. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 4.845 bush.; Y. $3,876 ; rye, 
 575 bush.; Y. $517; barley, 404 bush.; Y. $242; oats, 17 
 bush. ; Y. $11 ; potatoes, 27,586 bush. ; Y. $8,552 ; Y. of other 
 esculent vegetables, $1,392; hay, 2,730 tons; Y. $14,028, 
 
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 Fruit raised, 10,362 bush.; V. |2,853. 
 
 Butter, 13,130 lbs. ; V. $2,100; cheese, 3,373 lbs.; V. $203; 
 milk, 179,689 galls. ; V. $17,969. 
 
 Pocket Book and Rule Manufactories, 1 ; V. of pocket books 
 m'd, $8,666; V. of rules m'd, $4,334; C. $4,000; M. E. 5 ; 
 F. E. 4. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Marbling and Fancy Colored Pa- 
 pers and Cards, 1 ; V. of m's, $18,000; C. $7,500; M. E. 5 ; 
 F. E. 10. 
 
 Turning Establishments, 1; V. of m's in iron, $1,200; V. of 
 m's in wood, $8,000 ; M. E. 9. 
 
 DORCHESTER. 
 
 Cotton Mills, 1 ; spindles, 3,500 ; cotton consumed, 408,300 
 lbs. ; cloth m'd, 919,600 yds. ; V. $100,000 ; batting, 12,000 lbs. ; 
 V. $840; C. $150,000; M. E. 40; F. E. 110. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Britannia Ware, 1 ; Y. of ware, 
 $40,000 ; C. $10,000 ; E. 40. 
 
 Starch Manufactories, 1 ; starch m'd, 800,000 lbs. ; V. $40,- 
 
 000 ; C. $20,000 ; E. 16. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Chemical Preparations, 1 ; V. of ar- 
 ticles m'd, $24,000; C. $10,00(1. 
 
 Paper Manufactories, 2; stock consumed, 300 tons; paper 
 m'd, 15,000 reams; V. $45,000; C. $35,000; E. 30. 
 
 V. of Earthen Ware m'd, $150 ; E. 1. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Chronometers and Thermometers, 
 
 1 ; V. of articles m'd, $5,200; C. $1,200; E. 5. 
 
 Saddle and Harness Manufactories, 3 ; V. of articles m'd, 
 $1,400 ; C. $750 ; E. 4. 
 
 Hat and Cap Manufactories, 1 ; hats and caps m'd, $1,000 ; 
 V. $2,000 ; C. $800 ; E. 3. 
 
 Cordage Manufactories, 1 ; cordage m'd, 31,200 lbs. ; V. 
 $3,742 ; C. $1,000 ; E. 4. 
 
 Card Manufactories, 1 ; V. of playing cards m'd, $15,000 ; 
 C. $5,000; E. 14. 
 
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 Establishments for m. of Coaches, Chaises and other Vehi- 
 cles, 12; V. of vehicles m'd, $11,550; C. 83,0UU ; E. 23. 
 
 V. of Confectionary m'd, .$10,U()0; E. 10. 
 
 Soap and Tallow Candle Manufactories, 2; soap m'd, 280,- 
 000 lbs.; V. $11,200; candles m'd, 120,000 lbs.; V. $10,800; 
 C. $4,500 ; E. 9. 
 
 Chocolate Mills, 2; chocolate prepared, 378,901 lbs. ; Y. $50,- 
 872 ; C. $38,000 ; E. 15. 
 
 Chair and Cabinet Ware Manufactories, 16 ; V. of articles 
 m'd, $85,300 ; C. $20,000 ; E. 120. 
 
 Tin Ware Manufactories, 4; V. of ware, $15,400; C. $7,000; 
 E. 27. 
 
 Tanneries, 6 ; hides tanned, 3,270 ; Y. of leather tanned and 
 curried, $55,300; C. $40,000; E. 45. 
 
 Boots m'd, 3.550 pairs; shoes, 5,650 pairs; Y. of boots and 
 shoes, $12,720; M. E. 38; F. E. 5. 
 
 Bricks m'd, 596,000 ; V. $3,500 ; E. 9. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 200 cords; Y. $1,000; E. 4. 
 
 Sperm Oil consumed in manufacturing, 2,500 galls ; Y. 
 $2,325 ; other oil, 2,000 galls. ; Y. $1,020 ; anthracite coal con- 
 sumed in manufacturing, 902 tons; Y. $5,412; charcoal. 3.000 
 bush. ; Y. $900; Y. of other articles of American production, 
 excepting cotton, wool and iron, consumed in manufacturing, 
 $54,600 ; Y. of other articles of foreign production, excepting 
 as above, consumed in manufacturing, $91,400. 
 
 Sheep, 29; Y. $58; wool produced, 75 lbs.; Y. $25. 
 
 Horses, 501; Y. $37,575; neat cattle, 620; Y. $18,600 
 swine, 838 ; Y. $8,380. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 2,797 bush. ; Y. $1,958; rye 
 529 bush.; Y. $423; barley, 213 bush.; Y. $128; potatoes 
 18,453 bush.; Y. $7,381; other esculent vegetables, 15,910 
 bush.; Y. $4,278; millet, 3,000 lbs. ; Y. $15 ; hay, 2,621 tons 
 Y. $31,452. 
 
 Fruit raised, 23,384 bush. ; Y. $10,000. 
 
 Butter, 600 lbs. ; Y. $120 ; honey, 200 lbs. ; Y. $50. 
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 DOVER. 
 
 Rolling, Slitting and Nail Mills, 3 ; iron m'd, and not made 
 into nails, 850 tons ; V. $93,500; niacliincs for m. of nails, 17; 
 nails m'd, 800 tons; V. |72,000 ; 0. $40,000; E. 40. 
 
 Brush ManufaclorieSj 1 ; V. of brushes m'd, |3,000; C. 
 $500 ; E. 2. 
 
 Boots m'd, 100 pairs; shoes, 7,310 pairs; V. of boots and 
 shoes, $5,725; M. E. 9; F. E. 10. 
 
 V. of Whips m'd, $1,000; E. 3. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 864 cords; V. $2,160; E. 10. 
 
 Whale Oil consumed in manufacturing, 315 galls.; V. $125; 
 anthracite coal consumed in manufacturing, 500 tons ; V. 
 $3,375; bituminous coal, mined in the United States, consumed 
 in manufacturing, 15 tons; V. $180. 
 
 Horses, 99 ; V. $5,000 ; neat cattle, 386 ; V. $9,650 ; swine, 
 216; V. $1,512. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 2,402 bush.; V. $1,802; rye, 
 278 bush.; V. $222; barley, 272 bush.; V. $163; oats, 766 
 bush.; V. $306; potatoes, 8,005 bush.; V. $2,001; other cs- 
 cnlcnt vegetables, 500 bush.; V. $100; hay, 761 tons; V. 
 $7,610. 
 
 Fruit raised, 4,850 bush. ; V. $970. 
 
 Butter, 8,100 lbs.; V. $133; cheese, 3,500 lbs. ; Y. $210. 
 
 Milk sold, 15,000 galls. ; Y. $1,500. 
 
 FOXBOROUGH. 
 
 Cotton Mills, 2; spindles, 934; cotton consumed, 25,000 lbs. ; 
 thread m'd, 23,000 lbs.; Y. $11,000; C. $5,000: M. E. 4 ; F. 
 E. 10. 
 
 Woollen Mills, 1 ; sets of machinery, 1 ; wool consumed, 
 42,000 lbs. ; satinet m'd, 42,000 yds. ; Y. $21,000; C. $20,000 ; 
 M. E. 12; F. E. 6. 
 
 Furnaces for m. of Hollow Ware and Castings other than 
 Pig Iron, 1 ; hollow ware and castings m'd, 250 tons ; Y. $20,- 
 000 ; C. $20,000 ; E. 25. 
 
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 Establishments for m, of Shovels, Spades, Forks and Hoes, 
 1; V. of articles m'd, $6,000; C. $5,000; E. 10. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Rail-road Cars, Coaches, Chaises 
 and other Vehicles, 3; V. of vehicles m'd, $2,500; C. $1 ,050 ; E. 4. 
 
 Tanneries, 1 ; hides tanned, 3,000; V. of leather tanned and 
 curried, $11,000; C. $5,000; E. 3. 
 
 Boots m'd, 105 pairs; shoes, 175 pairs; V. of boots and 
 shoes, $183 ; M. E. 2. 
 
 Straw Bonnets and Hats m'd, 260,260; V. $320,929; F. E. 
 1,349 ; M. E. 74. 
 
 V. of Building Stone quarried and prepared, $276 ; E, 1. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 40,000 feet; V. $400; E. 3. 
 
 V. of Firewood prepared, 1,020 cords; V. $2,831 ; E. 4. 
 
 Planing Machine Manufactories, 1 ; V. of machines m'd, 
 $20,000 ; C. $15,000 ; E. 25. 
 
 Box Manufactories, 1 ; Y. of boxes m'd, $2,000 ; C. $3,000 ; 
 E. 3. 
 
 Bonnet Block Manufactories, 1 ; V. of blocks m'd, $500 ; C. 
 $300 ; E. 1. 
 
 Baskets m'd, 1,700 ; V. $461 ; E. 2. 
 
 Hoops m'd, 50,000 ; V. $1,000 ; E. 2. 
 
 Sperm Oil consumed in manufacturing, 375 galls. ; V. $375 ; 
 other oil, 1,000 galls.; V. $650 ; anthracite coal consumed in 
 manufacturing, 237 tons; Y. $1,627; bituminous coal mined in 
 the U. States, 14^ chaldrons; Y. $160; Y. of other articles of 
 American production, excepting cotton, wool and iron, consum- 
 ed in manufacturing, $1,200 ; Y. of other articles of foreign 
 production, excepting as above consumed, $200. 
 
 Sheep, 18; Y. $36; wool produced, 56 lbs.; Y. $14. 
 
 Horses, 150; Y. $9,785; neat cattle, 434; Y. $8,488; swine, 
 285 ; Y. $4,682. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 3,963 bush.; Y. $2,972 ; wheat, 
 24 bush. ; Y. $24 ; rye, 303 bush. ; Y. $242 ; barley, 60 bush. ; 
 Y. $40 ; oats, 392 bush. ; Y. $145 ; potatoes, 15,072 bush. ; Y. 
 $3,764; other esculent vegetables, 407 bush. ; Y. $120 ; hay, 
 856 tons; Y. $10,979. 
 
 Fruit raised, 2,795 bush. ; Y. $755. 
 
 Butter, 16,918 lbs.; V. $2,819; cheese, .5,710 lbs.; Y. $336. 
 
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 FRANKLIN. 
 
 Cotton Mills, 7; spindles, 4,422; cotton consumed, 193,804 
 lbs. ; printing cloth m'd, 576,000 yds. ; V. $37,440 ; yarn m'd, 
 9,C00 lbs.; V. $1,756; thread, 24,628 lbs. ; V. |12,314 ; bat- 
 ting, 35,000 lbs.; V. $3,000 ; C. .$42,500; M. E. 45; F. E. 49. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Wagons and Sleighs, 2 : V. of ve- 
 hicles m'd, $2,700 ; C. $1,400; E. 4. 
 
 Boots m'd, 95 pairs ; shoes, 2,882 pairs ; Y. of boots and 
 shoes, $1,700; M. E. 3. 
 
 Straw Bonnets and Hats m'd, 107,867; V. $129,800; V. of 
 straw braid m'd and not made into bonnets and hats, $310 ; M. 
 E. 40; F. E. 1,055. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 379,200 feet; V. $5,537; E. 10. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 1,531 cords; Y. $4,200; E. 5. 
 
 Boats built, 193; Y. $4,260; E. 11. 
 
 Y. of other articles m'd, $5,330; C. $1,500; E. 7. 
 
 Sperm Oil consumed in mannfacturing, 500 galls. ; Y. $500; 
 other oil, 203 galls. ; Y. $178; Y. of other articles of American 
 production, excepting cotton, wool and iron, consumed in man- 
 ufacturing, $9S0. 
 
 Merino Sheep, 71 ; Y. $138 ; merino wool produced, 228 lbs. ; 
 Y. $65. 
 
 Horses, 188 ; Y. $9,372; neat cattle, 748 ; Y. $16,206 ; swine, 
 412 ; Y. $2,377. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 6,793 bush. ; Y. $5,095; wheat, 
 15 bush.; Y. $18 ; rye, 1,180 bush.; Y. $1,180; barley, 347 
 bush. ; Y. $208 ; oats, 3,003 bush. ; Y. $1,201 ; potatoes, 20,- 
 664 bush. ; Y. $5,141; other esculent vegetables, 1,422 bush.; 
 Y. $237; hay, 1,625 tons; Y. $17,859. 
 
 Fruit raised, 5,960 bnsh. ; Y. $1,595. 
 
 Butter, 20,183 lbs. ; Y. $3,364; cheese, 7,270 lbs.; Y. $436; 
 honey, 255 lbs. ; Y. $42 ; beeswax, 21 lbs. ; Y. $10. 
 
 MEDFIELD. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Shovels, Spades, Forks and Hoes 
 1 ; Y. of articles m'd, $2,500 ; C. $200; E. 4. 
 
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 Brush Manufactories, 2 ; V. of brushes m'd, $4,000 ; C. 
 $2,700 ; E. 4. 
 
 Saddle, Harness and Trunk Manufactories, 1 ; V. of articles 
 m'd, $300; C. $150; E. 1. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Rail-road Cars, Coaclies, Chaises 
 and Vehicles, 2 ; V. of vehicles m'd, $3,200; C. $4o0 ; E. 6. 
 
 Chair and Cabinet Ware Manufactories, 1 ; V. of articles m'd, 
 $1,200; C. $500; E. 2. 
 
 Tin Ware Manufactories, 1; V. of ware, $5,000 ; C. $800; 
 E. 3. 
 
 Tanneries, 2; hides tanned, 2,000; V. of leather tanned and 
 curried, $4,200; C. $2,000; E. 2. 
 
 Shoes m'd, 1,000 pairs; V. $700 ; M. E. 2 ; F. E. 2. 
 
 Straw Bonnets and Hats m'd, 51,800: V. $3,800; F. E. 125. 
 
 Horses, 148; V. $6,150; neat cattle, 473; V. $10,112; swine, 
 271 ; V. $3,658. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 5,000 bush. ; V. $3,280; rye, 
 541 bush. ; V. $484; barley, 295 bush.; V. $176; oats, 845 
 bush. ; V. $337 ; potatoes, 9,500 bush. ; V. $2,375 ; other escu- 
 lent vegetables, 120 ; V. $30; hay, 1,100 bush. ; V. $10,600. 
 
 Fruit raised, 2,000 bush. ; V. $975. 
 
 Butter, 11,720 lbs.; V. $2,662; cheese, 4,230 lbs. ; V. $250. 
 
 MEDWAY. 
 
 Cotton Mills, 9 ; spindles, 4,837 ; cotton consumed, 900,000 
 lbs.; stocking yarn m'd, 300 lbs.; V. $100: thread, 140,000 
 lbs.; V. $128,025.; baiting, 546,000 lbs.; V. $38,380; pelisse 
 waddiug, 8,500 bales; V. $25,500; coiton flannel, 320,000 
 yds. ; V. $30,400; C. $101,500; M. E. 80; F. E. 60. 
 
 Calico Manufactories, 1. 
 
 Establishments for Bleaching or Coloring Cotton Thread, 2 ; 
 E. 2. 
 
 Woollen ]\Iills, 1 ; sets of machinery, 1 ; wool consumed, 20,~ 
 000 lbs. ; Kentucky jeans m'd, 40,000; V. $10,650; C. $5,000 ; 
 M. E. 5 ; F. E. 4. 
 
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 Establishments for m. of Cotton, Woollen and other Ma- 
 chinery, 2; V. of machinery m'd and repairs done, $4,000; C. 
 $1,500; E. 5. 
 
 Scythe and Hoe Manufactories, 1 ; scythes and hoes m'd, 
 700 ; V. $600 ; C. $350. 
 
 Plough Manufactories, 1 ; ploughs and other agricultural tools 
 m'd, 25; V. $250; E. 1. 
 
 Organs m'd, 4; V. $4,500; C. $500; E. 4. 
 
 Clock Manufactories, 1; clocks m'd, 3; V. $750; C. $150; 
 E. 1. 
 
 Bell Foundries, 1; bells m'd, 100,000 lbs.; V. $22,000; C. 
 $5,000 ; M. E. 4. 
 
 Saddle, Harness and Trunk Manufactories, 2 ; V. of articles 
 m'd, $700; C. $200; E. 2. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Coaches, Chaises and other Vehi- 
 cles, 4; V. of vehicles m'd, $1,400; C. $1,000; E. 6. 
 
 Chair and Cabinet Ware Manufactories, 3; V. of articles 
 m'd, $1,400; C. $400; E. 3. 
 
 Tin Ware Manufactories, 1 ; E. 2. 
 
 Boots m'd, 25,240 pairs; shoes, 9,975 pairs; Y. of boots and 
 shoes, $48,295 ; M. E. 71 ; F. E. 31. 
 
 Straw Bonnets and Hats m'd, 48,404; Y. $54,242; straw- 
 braid m'd and not niEide into bonnets and hats, 150,000 yds, ; 
 Y. $1,500 ; palm-leaf hats m'd, 75 ; Y. $30; F. E. 261. 
 
 Bricks m'd, 100,000; Y. $600; E. 2. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 1,250,000 feet; Y. $16,650; E. 10. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 408 cords; Y. $1,516. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Wool and Flocks from Woollen 
 Rags, 1 ; rags used, 182,000 lbs. ; Y. of wool and flocks m'd, 
 $10,000 ; C. $1,000 ; M. E. 3 ; F. E. 6. 
 
 Bonnet Pressing Machine Manufactories, 1 ; machines m'd, 
 6; Y. $600; C. $100; M. E. 2. 
 
 Sperm Oil consumed in manufacturing, 800 galls.; Y, $800. 
 
 Sheep, 64; Y. $142; wool produced, 250 lbs. ; Y. $83. 
 
 Horses, 217; Y. $12,180; neat cattle, 875; Y. $20,653; 
 swine, 415 ; Y. $2,624. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 7,633 bush. ; Y. $5,774; wheat, 
 86 bush.; Y. $120; rye, 1,157 bush.; Y. $1,035 ; barley, 255 
 
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 bush. ; V. $171 ; oats, 3,989 bush. ; V. $1,545 ; potatoes, 19,021 
 bush. ; V. $4,655 ; other esculent vegetables, 914 bush. ; V. 
 $225; hay, 1,852 tons; V. $19,403. 
 
 Fruit raised, 6,017 bush.; V. $1,316. 
 
 Butter, 30,922 lbs.; V. $5,823; cheese, 11,110 lbs. ; V. $670; 
 honey, ISO lbs. ; V. $34 ; beeswax, 10 lbs. ; Y. $3. 
 
 MILTON. 
 
 Paper Manufactories, 2; stock consumed, 200 tons; paper 
 m'd, 10,000 reams; V. $30,000; C. $25,000; E. 30. 
 
 Saddle, Harness and Trunk Manufactories, 1 ; V. of articles 
 m'd, $1,000; C. $1,000; E. 2. 
 
 Establislirnents for m. of Rail-road Cars, Coaches, Chaises 
 and other Vehicles, 2; V. of vehicles m'd, $1,500; C. $1,000; 
 E. 4. 
 
 Chocolate Mills, 1; chocolate m'd, 28,000 lbs.; V. $4,000; 
 C. $7,000 ; E. 4. 
 
 Chair and Cabinet Ware Manufactories, 7; V. of articles 
 m'd, $22,500; C. $11,700; E. 32. 
 
 Tanneries, 2; hides tanned, 20,150; V. of leather tanned and 
 curried, $8,675; C. $11,200; E. 12. 
 
 Boots m'd, 425 pairs; shoes, 800 pairs; V. of boots and 
 shoes, $1,988; M. E. 6. 
 
 Y. of Building Stone quarried and prepared, $79,000; E. 
 150. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 1,225 cords; Y. $5,513; E. 6. 
 
 Sperm Oil consumed in manufacturing, 400 galls. ; Y. $360 ; 
 anthracite coal consumed in manufacturing, 300 tons ; Y. 
 $1,800; Y. of other articles of American production, excepting 
 cotton, wool and iron, consumed in manufacturing, $2,000 ; Y. 
 of other articles of foreign production, excepting as above, con- 
 sumed, $2,000. 
 
 Sheep, 9 ; Y. $36 ; wool produced, 36 lbs. ; Y. $12. 
 
 Asses, 1; Y. $100; horses, 275; Y. $15,000; neat cattle, 
 643; Y. $13,720; swine, 364; Y. $5,460. 
 
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 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 1,818 bnsh. ; Y. ^1,454; rye, 
 300 bush.; V. $270; barley, 200 bush.; V. $150; potatoes, 
 15,400 bush. ; V. $4,640 ; other esculent vegetables, 5,928 bush. ; 
 V. $1,186; hay, 1,698 Ions; V. $18,579. 
 
 Fruit raised, 13,465 bush.; V. $5,386. 
 
 Butter, 2,000 lbs. ; V. $500 ; honey, 245 lbs. ; V. $61. 
 
 NEEDHAM. 
 
 Cotton Mills, 1; spindles, 2,176; cotton consumed, 140,000 
 lbs. ; printing cloth m'd, 580,000 yds. ; V. $34,800; C. $10,000; 
 M. E. 20 ; F. E. 31 
 
 Establishments for m. of Hosiery, 1; hose m'd, 5,000 pairs; 
 y. $2,000 ; M. E. 3. 
 
 Sewing Silk m^d, 600 lbs. ; M. E. 2; F. E. 3. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Hinges and Blind Fastenings, 1; 
 articles m'd, 120,000 sets; V. $10,550; C. $500; E. 15. 
 
 Paper Manufactories, 6; stock consumed, 920 tons; paper 
 m'd, 704 tons ; V. $144,834 ; C. $68,000 ; E. 77. 
 
 Glue Manufactories, 3; Y. of glue m'd, $9,000 ; C. $1,500; 
 E. 9. 
 
 Shoes m'd, 41,100 pairs; Y. $29,400; M. E. 38; F. E. 8. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 1,106 cords; Y. $4,000; E. 4; peat, 
 300 cords ; Y. $750 ; E. 1. 
 
 Hogshead Hoops prepared, 50,000; Y. $1,400 ; E. 4. 
 
 Horses, 204; Y. *$8,160; neat cattle, 693; Y. $14,430;' 
 swine, 169 ; Y. $1,056. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 5,500 bush.; Y. $3,667; rye, 
 717 bush.; Y. $574; barley, 172 bush.; Y. $138; oats, 323 
 bush.; Y. $146; potatoes, 21,315 bush.; Y. $6,395; other es- 
 culent vegetables, 1,400 bush.; Y. $280; hay, 1,450 tons; Y. 
 $20,300. 
 
 Fruit raised, 2,000 bush. ; Y. $1,000. 
 
 Butter, 30,150 lbs.; Y. $5,025; milk, 20,000 galls.; Y. 
 $2,000. 
 
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 QUINCY. 
 
 Saddle, Harness and Trunk Manufactories, 3 ; V. of articles 
 m'd, $8,500; C. $3,500; E. 12. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Salt, 1 ; salt m'd, 1,850 bush. ; V. 
 $126; C. $1,000; E. 1. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Coaches, Chaises and other Yehi- 
 cles, 3; V. of vehicles m'd, $4,700; C. $2,200; E. 12. 
 
 Chair and Cabinet Ware Manufactories, 1 ; Y. of articles 
 m'd, $2,500: C. $1,000; E. 2. 
 
 Tin Ware Manufactories, 1 ; Y. of ware, $1,500; C. $1,000; 
 E. 1. 
 
 Tanneries, 7; hides tanned, 1S,1G0 ; V. of leather tanned 
 and curried, $67,125; C. $12,000; E. 26. 
 
 Boots m'd, 41,876 pairs; shoes, 15,605 pairs; Y. of boots 
 and shoes, $133,273; M. E. 203 ; F. E. 98. 
 
 Y of Building Stone quarried and prepared, $324,500 ; E. 
 526. 
 
 Y. of Slate quarried and prepared, $2,000; E. 6. 
 
 Y. of Blacking m'd, $1,000; E. 2. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 979 cords; Y. $5,106; E. 15. 
 
 Yessels launched, 2; tonnage, 60; V. $2,100; E. 3. 
 
 Yessels employed in Whale Fishery, 1 ; tonnage, 94. 
 
 Yessels employed in Mackerel and Cod Fisheries, 4; tonnage, 
 118; mackerel taken, 1,000 bbls. ; V. $5,500 ; codfish, 500 
 quintals; V. $2,125 ; salt consumed, 400 bush.; C. $3,650 ; 
 E. 22. 
 
 Sheep, 310; Y $565. 
 
 Horses, 397; Y. $27,155; neat cattle, 723; Y $17,318; 
 swine, 660 ; Y. $7,920. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 3,360 bush.; Y. $2,016 ; rye, 
 469 bush. ; Y. $375 ; barley, 360 bush. ; Y. $284 ; potatoes, 
 9,673 bush. ; Y $2,418 ; other esculent vegetables, 2,364 bush. ; 
 Y. $456; hay, 1,565 tons; V. $21,539. 
 
 Fruit raised, 4,579 bush. ; V. $2,296. 
 
 Wax Bleached, 30,000 lbs.; V. $15,000 ; E. 2. 
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 RANDOLPH. 
 
 Saddle, Harness and Trunk Manufactories, 3; V, of articles 
 m'd, $1,900; C. |750; E. 3. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Rail-road Cars, Coaches, Chaises 
 and other Vehicles, 1 ; V. of vehicles m'd, $3,000 ; C. |500 ; 
 F. 4. 
 
 Chair and Cabinet Ware Manufactories, 1 ; V. of articles 
 m'd, $2,000 ; C. $300. 
 
 Tin Ware Manufactories, 1 ; Y. of ware, |1,500; C. $700 ; 
 E. 1. 
 
 Boots m'd, 227,131 pairs; shoes, 332,281 pairs; Y. of boots 
 and shoes, $700,100 ; M. E. 815 ; F. E. 649. 
 
 Straw Bonnets and Hats m'd, 200; Y. $50; E. 1. 
 
 Y. of Bnilding Stone quarried and prepared, $2,000; E. 6. 
 
 Y. of Blocks and Pumps m'd, $500 ; E. 1. 
 
 Y. of Mechanics' Tools m'd, $400; E. 2 
 
 Lumber prepared, 7,500 feet; Y. $1,000 ; E. 2. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 2,323 cords; Y. $6,969 ; E. 12; peat, 
 500 cords; Y. $1,500; M. E. 15. 
 
 Oil consumed in manufacturing, 788 galls. ; Y. $625 ; an- 
 thracite coal consumed in manufacturing, 250 tons; Y. $1,750. 
 
 Sheep, 2 ; Y. $5 ; wool produced, 7 lbs. ; Y. $3. 
 
 Horses, 253 ; Y. $12,650; neat cattle, 437; Y. $8,740 ; swine, 
 554; Y. $6,650. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 1,215 bush.; Y. $911 ; rye, 63 
 bush. ; Y. $50 ; barley, 6 bush. ; Y. $6 ; potatoes, 13,534 bush. ; 
 Y. $3,384 ; other esculent vegetables, 550,000 lbs. ; Y. $2,750 ; 
 hay, 988 tons ; Y. $9,882. 
 
 Fruit raised, 25,555 bush. ; Y. $10,222. 
 
 Butter, 12,962 lbs. ; Y. $2,592 ; cheese, 7,311 lbs. ; Y. $731 ; 
 honey, 165 lbs. ; Y. $28 ; beeswax, 21 lbs. ; Y. $8. 
 
 ROXBURY. 
 
 Mills for m. of carpeting, 1 ; wool consumed, 280,000 lbs. ; 
 carpeting m'd, 200,000 yds. ; Y. $120,000; C. $75,000 ; M. E. 
 100 ; F. E. 60. 
 
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 Establishments for m. of Worsted Goods, 2 ; worsted yarn 
 m'd and not made into cloth, 124,300 lbs. ; V. $25,175 ; M. E. 
 10 ; F. E. 20. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Hosiery, 1 ; V. of hosiery m'd, 
 $800 ; M. E. 2. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Silk and Worsted Fringe and Tas- 
 sels, 1 ; V. of m's, .$15,000 ; C. |6,000 ; M. E. 15 ; F. E. 45. 
 
 Rolling, Slitting and Nail Mills, 3 ; iron m'd and not made 
 into nails, 3,766,143 lbs.; V. $125,000; machines for m. of 
 nails, 48; nails m'd, 4,274,600 lbs.; V. $160,000; C. $100,- 
 000 ; E. 240. 
 
 Forges, 18 ; bar iron, anchors, cables and other articles of 
 wrought iron m'd, 119 tons; V. $46,600; C. $1,550; E. 60. 
 
 Furnaces for m. of Hollow Ware and Castings other than 
 Pig Iron. I ; hollow ware and castings m'd, 1,350 tons ; V. 
 $45,000 '; C. $25,000 ; E. 50. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Steam Engines and Boilers, 2 ; V. 
 of articles m'd, $15,800 ; C. $6,000 ; E. 9. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Fire Engines, 1 ; engines m'd, 28 ; 
 V. $25,000 ; E. 24. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Butts or Hinges, 1 ; articles m'd, 
 23,500 doz. ; V. $4,300 ; C. $3,000 ; E. 16. 
 
 Brass Foundries, 1 ; Y. of articles m'd, $3,000 ; C. $2,000 ; 
 E. 2. 
 
 Starch Manufactories, 3 ; starch m'd from wheat or flour, 
 1,360,000 lbs. ; V. $68,000; C. $12,000 ; E. 12. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Chemical Preparations, 3; V. of 
 m's, $90,000; C. $50,500; E. 29. 
 
 Establishments for Staining and Stamping Paper, 4 ; paper 
 finished, 91,800 rolls. ; V. $14,500; E. 13. 
 
 Clock Manufactories, 1; clocks m'd, 15; V. $150; E. 1. 
 
 Saddle, Harness and Trunk Manufactories, 7; V. of articles 
 m'd, $5,150; C. $1,450; E. 11. 
 
 Upholstery Manufactories, 1 ; V. of m's, $20,000 ; C. $10,- 
 000 ; E. 15. 
 
 Hat and Cap Manufactories, 1 ; hats and caps m'd, 1,872; 
 V. $3,872; C. $400 ; E. 2. 
 
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 Cordage Manufactories, 4 ; cordage m'd, 2,155 tons ; V. $370,- 
 000; C. $246,000; E. 174. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Rail-road Cars, Coaches, Chaises 
 and other Vehicles, 6 ; V. of vehicles m'd, $31,300; C. $9,250; 
 E. 41. 
 
 Soap and Tallow Mannfactories, 5 ; hard and soft soap m'd, 
 1,283,600 lbs.; Y. $63,280; candles, 170,000 lbs.; V. $15,100; 
 C. $23,500 ; E. 31. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Rifles and Fowling Pieces, 1; V. 
 of arms m'd, $800 ; C. $500; E. 2. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Cannon, 1 ; {just commenced-) steel 
 and iron cannon, and carriages for same m'd, 30; V. $15,000; 
 C. $100,000 ; E. 22. 
 
 Chair and Cabinet Ware Mannfactories, 8; V. of articles 
 m'd, $56,000; C. $23,700; E. 70. 
 
 Tin Ware Manufactories, 5 ; V. of ware, $2,000 ; C. $650 ; 
 E. 9. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Sheet Lead and Pipe, White Lead 
 and other Paints, 1; sheet lead and pipe m'd, 400 tons; V. 
 $48,000; white lead, 200 tons; V. $24,000; red lead, 50 tons; 
 litharge 40 tons, and crome yellow, 12 tons; V. $3,600; C. 
 $100,000; E. 54. ' ii<^}^- 
 
 Gkie Manufactories and Manufactories for the preparation 
 of Gums, 2; V. of glue and gums m'd, $23,000; C. $5,000; 
 E. 8. 
 
 Bakeries, 9 ; bread m'd, 18,100 bbls. ; V. $174,500 ; C. $20,- 
 000 ; E. 54. 
 
 Tanneries, and Curriers' Establishments, 16; hides and skins 
 tanned and curried, 228,300; V. $287,000; C. $108,000; E. 
 112. 
 
 Boots m'd, 12,305 pairs ; shoes, 82,275 pairs ; V. of boots 
 and shoes, $88,692 ; M. E. 82 ; F. E. 34. 
 
 Bricks m'd, 5,900,000; V. $29,800; E. 77. 
 
 V. of Stone quarried and prepared, $17,500 ; E. 34. 
 
 V. of Blocks and Pumps m'd, $1,800 . E. 6. 
 
 Soap, Fish and Candle Box Manufactories, 2 ; boxes m'd, 
 60,000; V. $9,000; E. 14. 
 
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 Turpentine and Rosin Manufactories, 1 ; spirits of turpentine 
 m'd, 900 bbls. ; rosin, 3,000 bbls. ; V. of m's, $15,600; E. 4. 
 
 Barrels m'd, 1,200; V. $1,200; hogsheads, 150; V. $150; 
 E. 2. 
 
 Distilleries, 1 ; rum m'd, 240,000 galls. ; V. $7,200 ; E. 3. 
 
 V. of Looking Glass Frames, Sashes and Blinds m'd, $20,- 
 000; E. 17. 
 
 Breweries, 2 : beer brewed, 6,000 bbls. ; V. $34,000; E. 9. 
 
 Patent Corselet Manufactories, 1 ; V. of m's, $2,500 ; E. 2. 
 
 Jerked Beef prepared, 100 tons; V. $6,000; tried tallow 
 m'd, 100,000 lbs.; V. $6,000; sizing, 50 tons; V. $2,500; 
 neat's foot oil, 2,400 galls.; Y. $1,700; shin bones, 100,000; 
 V. $1,200; bone manure m'd, 6,000 bush.; V. $1,400; C. 
 $15,000. 
 
 Oakum Manufactories, 1 ; oakum m'd, 300,000 lbs.; Y. $24,- 
 000; C. $10,000; E. 16. 
 
 India Rubber Manufactories, 1 ; rubber used, 24 tons; cloth 
 m'd, 31,000 yds. ; Y. of all the m's, $5,000; E. 40. 
 
 Y. of Knit Goods and Yarn m'd, $30,000; E. 50. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 165 cords; Y. $815. 
 
 Sperm Oil consumed in manufacturing, 2,028 galls. ; Y. 
 $1,820; whale oil, 10,000 galls.; Y. $4,000: other oil, 10,692 
 galls. ; Y. $6,375; anthracite coal consumed in manufacturing, 
 5,021 tons; Y. $30,000; foreign bituminous coal, 3,500 chal- 
 drons ; Y. $24,500 ; Y. of wood consumed in manufacturing, 
 $2,105. 
 
 Asses, 1; Y. $75; horses. 1,097: Y. $90,369; neat cattle, 
 873; Y. $24,863; swine, 1,451: Y. $12,146. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 3,686 bush. ; Y. $2,201 ; rye, 
 974 bush.; Y. $759; barley, 381 bush.; Y. $227; oats, 3'0 
 bush.; Y. $157; potatoes, 47,378 bush.; Y. $18,951 ; other es- 
 culent vegetables, 76,381 bush.; Y. $35,149; hay, 3,547 tons; 
 Y. $53,205. 
 
 Fruit raised, 37,821 bush.; Y. $30,822. 
 
 Butter, 1,405 lbs.; Y. $286. 
 
 Milk, 239,050 galls. ; Y. $23,905. 
 
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 SHARON. 
 
 Cotton Mills, 2; spindles, 1,300; cotton consumed, 97,000 
 lbs. ; printing cloth m'd, 250,000 yds. ; V. $12,500 ; duck, 47,- 
 000 yds.; V. $10,340; C. $4,000; M. E. 12; F. E. 20. 
 
 Woollen Mills, 1 ; sets of machinery, 1 ; wool consumed, 
 23,475 lbs. ; satinet m'd, 31,300 yds. ; V. $12,520. 
 
 Axe Manufactories, 1 ; axes and other edge tools m'd, 300 ; 
 V. $300 ; E. 2. 
 
 Boots m'd, 16,421 pairs ; shoes, 200 pairs ; V. of boots and 
 shoes, $33,230 ; M. E. 83 ; F. E. 53. 
 
 Straw Bonnets and Hats m'd, 16,421 ; V. $5,320 ; V. of straw 
 braid m'd and not made into bonnets and hats, $203 ; F. E. 67. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 1,408 cords; V. $2,937; E. 30, 
 
 Hoops prepared, 86,000; V. $2,150. 
 
 Sperm Oil consumed in manufacturing, 300 galls. ; Y. $300; 
 anthracite coal consumed in manufacturing, 10 tons; V. $80. 
 
 Sheep, 54; V. $108; wool produced, 154 lbs.; V. $46. , 
 
 Horses, 115; Y. $5,360; neat cattle, 500; Y. $9,406; swine, 
 289; Y. $2,905. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 3,487 bush. ; Y. .$2,615 ; rye, 
 460 bush.; Y. $460; barley, 472 bush.; Y. $330; potatoes, 
 11,301 bush.; Y. $3,390; hay, 983 tons; Y. $11,445. 
 
 Fruit raised, 4,437 bush. ; Y. $879. 
 
 Butter, 15,543 lbs. ; Y. $2,442 ; cheese, 7,500 lbs. ; Y. $525. 
 
 STOUGHTON. 
 
 Cotton Mills, 3; woollen mills, 1; the owners or agents of 
 these cotton and woollen mills refuse to give any information 
 in regard to them. 
 
 Saddle, Harness and Trunk Manufactories, 2 ; Y. of articles 
 m'd, $320; C. $200; E. 3. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Rail-road Cars, Coaches, Chaises 
 and other Yehicles, 1 ; Y. of vehicles m'd, $400; C. $150; 
 E. 2. 
 
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 Soap and Tallow Candle Manufactories, 2 ; soap m'd, 300 
 bbls. ; V. $1,350 ; C. $700 ; E. 3. 
 
 Boots m'd, 217,177 pairs; shoes, 9,200 pairs; V. of boots and 
 shoes, $418,274 ; M. E. 527 ; F. E. 306. 
 
 V. of Straw Braid m'd and not made into Bonnets and Hats, 
 $57; F. E. 11. 
 
 V. of Mechanics' Tools m'd, $2,300 ; E. 8. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 849 cords; V. $3,358; E. 4; charcoal, 
 12,000 bush.; V. $1,000; C. $400; E. 2. 
 
 Hoops prepared, 43,000 ; V. $860 ; C. $400 ; E. 2. 
 
 Horses, 229; V. $11,700; neat cattle, 571; V. $12,207; 
 swine, 418 ; Y. $4,18:). 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 2,738 bush. ; Y. $2,190 ; rye, 
 78 bush. ; Y. $78 ; barley, 146 bush. ; Y. $120 ; potatoes, 16,- 
 824 bush.; Y. $3,365; Y. of other esculent vegetables, $1,500; 
 millet, 5 tons; Y. $75; hay, 1,000 tons; Y. $13,000. 
 
 Fruit raised, 7,775 bush. ; Y. $1,755. 
 
 Butter, 25,000 lbs. ; Y. $4,000; cheese, 16,400 lbs. ; Y. 
 
 WALPOLE. 
 
 Cotton Mills, 5 ; spindles, 2,800; cotton consumed, 116,700 
 lbs. ; ticking m'd, 70,000 yds. ; shirting, 185,000 yds. ; Y. of all 
 cotton cloth m'd, $25,000; stocking yarn m'd, 7,000 lbs.; Y. 
 $2,310; thread, 7,000 lbs.; Y. $3,500; C. $43,000 ; M. E. 22 
 F. E. 45. 
 
 Establishments for Bleaching or Coloring Cotton Goods, not 
 connected with Calico Establishments, 1 ; goods bleached or 
 colored, 100,000 lbs. ; Y. added to goods by this process, 
 $6,500 ; C. $3,000 ; E. 7. 
 
 Woollen Mills, 3 ; sets of machinery, 5 ; wool consumed, 
 175,000 lbs. ; broadcloth m'd, 6,666 yds. ; Y. $13,332 ; cassi- 
 mere, 193,321 yds.; Y. $37,000 ; C. $16,000; M. E. 30; F. 
 E. 17. 
 
 Carpeting m'd from listing, 4,000 yds. ; Y. $1,600; C. $400 ; 
 M. E. 5. 
 
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 Furnaces for m. of Hollow Ware and Castings other than 
 Pig Iron, 1 ; hollow ware and castings m'd, 100 tons; V. $8,000; 
 C. $3,000 ; E. G. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Cotton, Woollen and other Machin- 
 ery, 3; V. of machinery m'd, $4,100; C. $5,100; E. 8. 
 
 Hoe Manufactories, 1; V. of hoes m'd, $4,500; C. $6,000; 
 
 E. 12. 
 
 Paper Manufactories, 3; stock consumed, 750,000 lbs.; pa- 
 per m'd, 670,000 lbs. ; V. $35,635 ; C. $33,500 ; E. 21. 
 
 Harness Manufactories, 2 ; V. of harnesses m'd, $215 ; C. 
 $200 ; K. 2. 
 
 Hat and Cap Manufactories, 1; hats and caps m'd, 1,200; 
 Y. $2,000 ; C. $700 ; E. 5. 
 
 Cordage Manufactories, 1 ; Y. of cordage m'd, $1,500; C. 
 
 $500 ; E. 3. 
 
 Card Manufactories, 1 ; {just gone into operation.') 
 
 EstabHshments for m. of Wagons, Sleighs and other Yehi- 
 cles, 8; Y. of vehicles m'd, $14,700; C. $5,100; E. 32. 
 
 Cabinet Ware Manufactories, 1 ; Y. of articles m'd, $3,000 ; 
 C. $800 ; E. 5. 
 
 Tanneries, 1 ; {just gone into operation.) 
 
 Boots m'd, 10,811 pairs ; shoes, 421 pairs ; Y. of boots and 
 shoes, $17,025 ; M. E. 35 ; F. E. 12. 
 
 Staw Bonnets and Hats m'd, 46,400; Y. $60,000 ; C. $5,000; 
 
 F. E. 225. 
 
 Twine Manufactories, 1 ; twine m'd, 25,000 lbs. ; Y. $5,000 ; 
 
 C. $2,200 ; E. 4. 
 
 Iron Axletree Manufactories, 1 ; axletrees m'd, 120,000 lbs. ; 
 Y. $10,000 ; C. $3,800 ; E. 9. 
 
 Grist Mills, 4. 
 
 Saw Mills, 3. 
 
 Y. of Lumber prepared, $500 ; E. 2. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 1,100 cords; Y. $4,000; E. 15. 
 
 Sperm Oil consumed in manufacturing, 855 gnlls. ; Y. $855; 
 other oil, 1,040 galls. ; Y. $780 ; anthracite coal consumed in 
 manufacturing, 471 tons ; Y. $3,860; bituminous coal mined in 
 the U. States, 18 tons ; Y. $180 ; Y. of other articles of Ameri- 
 can production, excepting cotton, wool and iron, consumed in 
 
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 manufacturing, $2,710 ; V. of other articles of foreign produc- 
 tion, excepting as above consumed, $5,260. 
 
 Sheep, 26; V. $52; wool produced, 78 lbs. ; V. $31. 
 
 Horses, 185; V. $11,100; neat cattle, 588 ; $11,760; swine, 
 217; V. $2,604. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 4,586 bush. ; V. $3,440; wheat, 
 57 bush.; V. $60; rye, 1,088 bush.; V. $1,000; barley, 961 
 bush.; V. $480; oats, 275 bush.; V. $110 ; potatoes, 20,000 
 bush.; V. $5,000 ; other esculent vegetables, 2,500 bush. ; V. 
 $900; hay, 1,500 tons; V. $18,000. 
 
 Fruit raised, 2,500 bush. ; V. $1,500. 
 
 Butter, 21,000 lbs. ; V. $3,780 ; cheese, 2,500 lbs. ; Y. $150. 
 
 WEYMOUTH. 
 
 Rolling, Slitting and IVail Mills, 3; iron m'd and not made 
 into nails, 500 tons ; Y. ,$50,000 ; machines for m. of nails, 50; 
 nails m'd, 2,220 tons ; Y. $200,000 ; C. $70,000 ; E. ^100. 
 
 Tack and I3rad Manufactories, 1; Y. of tacks and brads m'd, 
 $30,000; C. $10,000; E. 15. 
 
 Saddle, Harness and Trunk Manufactories, 2; Y. of articles 
 m'd, $1,400; C. $600; E. 4. 
 
 Establishnietits for m. of Rail-road Cars, Coaches, Chaises 
 and other Yehiclcs, 4 ; Y. of vehicles m'd, $2,000 ; C. $800 ; 
 E. 5. 
 
 Chair and Cabinet Ware Manufactories, 2 ; Y. of articles 
 m'd, $3,000; C. $1,800 ; E. 4. 
 
 Tanneries, 1 ; hides tanned, 1,000 ; Y. of leather tanned and 
 curried, $10,600; C. $5,000 ; E. 8. 
 
 I3oots m'd, 119,905 pairs; shoes, 408,574 pairs ; Y. of boots 
 and shoes, $557,122 ; M. E. 1,202 ; F. F. 633. 
 
 Y. of Building Stone quarried and prepared, $4,000; E. 10. 
 
 Y. of Wooden Ware m'd, $2,000 ; E. 4. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 050 cords ; Y. $2,600 ; E. 4. 
 
 Sash, Door and Blind Manufactories. 6 ; Y. of articles m'd^ 
 
 $8,000. 
 
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 Sperm Oil consumed in manufacturing, 1,890 galls.; V. $1,- 
 377; anthracite coal consumed in manufacturing, 900 tons; Y. 
 $5,400; bituminous coal mined in the U. States, 3,000 tons ; 
 V. $18,000. 
 
 Merino Siiecp, 65 ; V. $130 ; merino wool produced, 195 lbs. ; 
 V. $78. 
 
 Horses, 286; V. $17,160; neat cattle, 574; V. $13,202; 
 swine, 558; V. $11,160. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 2,515 bush. ; V. $1,685; rye, 
 136 bush. ; V. $109 ; barley, 100 bush. ; V. $75 ; ' potatoes, 
 16,660 bush. ; V. $5,498 ; other esculent vegetables, 184 tons; 
 V. $2,760; hay, 1,309 tons; V. $17,565. 
 
 Fruit raised, 7,434 bush. ; Y. $2,974. 
 
 Butter, 15,751 lbs.; Y. $3,150; cheese, 14,222 lbs.; Y. 
 $1,138 ; honey, 500 lbs. ; Y. $100. 
 
 WRENTHAM. 
 
 Cotton Mills, 5 ; spindles, 3,856 ; cotton consumed, 131,404 
 lbs.; sheeting m'd, 321,664 yds.; Y. $18,496; yarn (satinet 
 warp,) m'd and not made into cloth, 15,600 lbs. ; Y. $3,588 ; 
 thread, 44,542 lbs.; Y. $16,476; batting, 100,000 lbs. ; Y. 
 $600; C. $20,000; M. E. 41 ; F. E. 39. 
 
 Mills for m. of Carpeting, 2; wool consumed, 80,000 lbs.; 
 carpeting m'd, 68,561 yds. ; Y. $44,136; C. $5,000; M. E. 35. 
 F. E. 7. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Fire Engines, 1; engines m'd, 5; 
 Y. $1,000; E. 1. 
 
 Saddle, Harness and Trunk Manufactories, 2; Y. of articles 
 m'd, $1,840; C. $600 ; E. 2. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Rail-road Cars, Coaches, Chaises 
 and other Yehicles, 3; Y. of vehicles m'd, $3,890; C. $1,000; 
 E. 7. 
 
 Chair and Cabinet Ware Manufactories, 3 ; Y. of articles 
 m'd, $11,400; C. $4,500; E. 19. 
 
 Boots m'd, 7,475 pairs ; Y. $10,011 ; M. E. 32 ; F. E. 2. 
 
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 Straw Boimets and Hats m'd, 81,568; V. $70,951; F. E. 
 495^ " 
 
 Walking Canes m'd, 161 dozen; V. $483; E. 1. 
 
 Baskets m'd, 5,120; V. $1,280; E. 5. 
 
 Boot and Shoe Boxes m'd, 3,500; V. $1,163; E. 3. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 195,000 feet; V. $1,560; E. 2. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 1,041 cords; V. $3,123; E. 5. 
 
 Boats built, 175; V. $4,250; E. 6. 
 
 Merino Sheep, 272 ; V. $272; merino wool produced, 1,019 
 lbs. ; V. $254. 
 
 Horses, 321; V. $14,445; neat cattle, 1,079; V. $21,580 ; 
 swine, 646; V, $5,168. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 10,899 bush. ; Y. $7,266; rye, 
 1,810 bush. ; V. $1,448; barley, 189 bush.; V. $95 ; oats, 2,.523 
 bush.; V. $841 ; potatoes, 33,274 bush. ; V. $8,319 ; hay^ 2,363 
 tons; Y. $25,664. 
 
 Fruit raised, 4,771 bush.; Y. $1,590. 
 
 Butler, 32,242 lbs. ; Y. $4,836 ; cheese, 14,170 lbs. ; Y. $709. 
 
 COUNTY OF BRISTOL. 
 
 ATTLEBOROUGH. 
 
 Cotton Mills, 7; spindles, 12,874; cotton consumed, 487.851 
 lbs.; printing cloths m'd, 1,367,743 yds.; shirtings, 328,590 
 yds. ; Y. $160,937; cotton thread m'd, 14,400 lbs. ; Y. $4,320; 
 C. $172,000; M. E. 115 ; F. E. 174. 
 
 Calico Manufactories, 1 ; calico printed, 2,240,000 yds. ; Y. 
 $250,000 ; C. $50,000 ; M. E. 65 ; F. E. 8. 
 
 Furnaces for m. of Hollow Ware and Castings, other than 
 Pig Iron, 1 ; hollow ware and castings m'd, 40 tons ; Y. $3,200; 
 E. 10. 
 
 Brass Foimdries, 1; Y. of articles m'd, $3,300; C. $500; 
 E. 3. 
 
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 Metal Button Manufactories, 1 ; buttons m'd, 20,546 groce ; 
 V. $4I,0S0; C. $50,000; E. 45. 
 
 Clock Manufactories, 2; clocks m'd, 850; V. $5,950; C. 
 $2,400 ; E. 9. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Chronometers, Gold and Silver 
 Ware, and Jewelry, 11; Y. of m's, $85,000; C. $28,000; E. 
 102. 
 
 Saddle, Harness and Trunk Manufactories, 1 ; Y. of articles 
 m'd, $780; C. $300; E. 2. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Rail-road Cars and other Yehicles, 
 3 ; Y. of vehicles m'd, $4,000 ; C. $1,500 ; E. 5. 
 
 Tin Ware Manufactories, 1 ; Y. of ware, $5,200 ; C. $1,500; 
 
 E. 5. 
 
 Comb Manufactories, 2 ; Y. of combs m'd, $500 ; E. 2. 
 
 Tanneries, 2; hides tanned, 3,400; Y. of leather tanned and 
 curried, $G,000; C. $3,000; E. 8. 
 
 Boots m'd, 845 pairs; shoes, 1.272 pairs; Y. of boots and 
 shoes, $3,124; M. E. 5. 
 
 Straw Bonnets and Hats m'd, 21,062; Y. $18,955; Y. of 
 straw braid m'd and not made into bonnets and hats, $2,610 ; 
 
 F. E. 71. 
 
 Bricks m'd, 260,000; Y. $1,430; E. 6. 
 
 Y. of Snuff, Tobacco and Cigars m'd, $500 ; E. 1. 
 
 Y. of Whips m'd, $12. 
 
 Y. of Blocks and Pumps m'd, $317 ; E. 1. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 40,000 feet ; Y. $488. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 2,712 cords; Y. $9,492; E. 24. 
 
 Boats built, 20; Y. $600; E. 1. 
 
 Sperm Oil consumed in manufacturing, 4,121 galls. ; Y. 
 $3,708; other oil, 190 galls.; Y. $147; anthracite coal con- 
 sumed in manufacturing, 1,366 tons; Y. $9,562 ; foreign bitu- 
 minous coal, 56 chaldrons; Y. $448; Y. of all other articles 
 of American production consumed in manufacturing, excepting 
 cotton, wool and iron, $72,963; Y. of all other articles of for- 
 eign production consumed, excepting as above, $35,700. 
 
 Sheep, 170; Y. $250; wool produced, 456 lbs.; Y. $137. 
 
 Horses, 333; Y. $16,650; neat cattle, 1,328; Y. $20,381; 
 swine, 558 ; Y. $3,348. 
 
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 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 9,345 bush.; V. $6,074 ; rye, 
 1,GS4 bush. : V. i$l,347 : barley, GO bush. ; V. $40 ; oats, 1,715 
 bush.; Y. $634; potatoes, 35,400 busli.; V. $7,965 ; other es- 
 culent vegetables, 1,796 bush.; V. $449; millet, 22 tons; V. 
 $220; hay, 2,111 tons; V. $20,712. 
 
 Fruit raised, 9,866 bush. ; V. $2,932. 
 
 Butter, 29,585 lbs. ; V. $4,931; cheese, 12,355 lbs. ; V. $864; 
 honey, 150 lbs. ; V. $25 ; beeswax, 20 lbs. ; V. $7. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Hooks and Eyes, 1 : hooks and 
 eyes m'd, 138,888 groce; V. $20,222 ; C. $3,000; M. E. 5 ; F. 
 E. 25. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Shuttles, 2; shuttles m'd, 1.750 
 dozen: V. $7,450; V. of shuttle mountings m'd, $925; C. 
 $4,000 ; E. 14. 
 
 Paper Boxes m'd, 2,662 dozen ; V. $650. 
 
 Thread Spools m'd, 900 groce; V. $225. 
 
 Thread m'd, 14,800 dozen spools; Y. $1,924. 
 
 Spectacles m'd, 1,500 dozen; V. $5,250. 
 
 Glass Steps m'd, 350,000; Y. $1,400. 
 
 Black Glass Buttons m'd, 2,500 groce ; Y. $1,875. 
 
 Spectacle Glasses m'd, 2,460 dozen; Y. $1,372. 
 
 Suspender Buckles m'd, 250 groce; Y. $500. 
 
 Medals m'd, 100 groce; Y. $1,200. 
 
 Weavers' Reeds m'd, 2,000; Y. $1,700; C. $500; E. 3. 
 
 Y. of NYindow Sashes and Blinds m'd, $200. 
 
 Y. of ^Yooden Boxes and Trunks m'd, $1,500 ; E. 2. 
 
 Hoops m'd, 2,700 ; Y. $376. 
 
 Y. of Sculpture and Stone Cutting, $600. 
 
 BERKLEY. 
 
 Boots m'd, 350 pairs ; shoes, 300 pairs ; Y. of boots and 
 shoes, $1,050 ; M. E. 5 ; F. E. 3. 
 
 Straw Bonnets and Hats m'd, 3,300; Y. $6,600; F. E. 12. 
 Bricks m'd, 1,800,000; Y. $7,790; E. 19. 
 Shingles m'd, 2,500,000; Y. $10,000; E. 16. 
 
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 Fire Wood prepared, 759 cords; V. |3,036 ; E. 5. 
 
 Alewivcs taken, 435,000; shad, 8,600; V. of shad and ale- 
 wives, $4,735 ; E. 30. 
 
 Sheep, 395; Y. $593; wool produced, 1,148 lbs. ; V. |344. 
 
 Horses, 73; V. $2,655; neat cattle, 375; V. $5,620; swine, 
 184; V. $3,312. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 4,630 bush.; V. $3,472 ; rye, 
 989 bush. ; V. $840 ; oats, 258 bush. ; V. $103 ; potatoes, 12,- 
 618 bush.; V. $3,154; other esculent vegetables, 752 bush.; 
 V. $188 ; hay, 629 tons; V. $7,348. 
 
 Fruit raised, 2,591 bush. ; V. $863. 
 
 Butter, 6,670 lbs.; V. $1,111; cheese, 5,660 lbs.; Y. $453. 
 
 DARTMOUTH. 
 
 EstabHshments for m. of Salt, 7; salt m'd, 14,800 bush. ; Y. 
 $2,960; C. $17,700; E. 6. 
 
 Mills for m. of Linseed Oil, 1 ; oil m'd, 8,000 galls. ; Y. 
 $6,400 ; C. $7,000 ; E. 2. 
 
 Tanneries, 2; hides tanned, 800; Y. of leather tanned and 
 curried, $2,400; C. $3,000; E. 5. 
 
 Boots m'd, 300 pairs ; shoes. 600 pairs ; Y. of boots and 
 shoes, $1,200; M. E. 5. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 350,000 feet ; Y. $2,800 ; E. 20. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 2,860 cords; Y. $9,000; E. 60. 
 
 Boats built, 3; Y. $600; E. 2. 
 
 Yesscls employed in the Whale Fishery, 13; tonnage, 4,041 ; 
 sperm oil imported, 120,000 galls; Y. $108,000 ; whale oil im- 
 ported, 150,000 galls. ; Y. $50,000; whalebone imported, 75,- 
 000 lbs. ; Y. $30,000 ; C. $325,000 ; E. 350. 
 
 Yessels employed in the Mackerel and Cod Fisheries, 2; 
 tonnage, 160; codfish taken, 1,400 quintals; Y. $3,500 ; salt 
 consumed, 1,300 bush.; C. $2,500; E. 20. 
 
 Merino Sheep, 500 ; other sheep, 1,083 ; Y. of all the sheep, 
 $3,300 ; merino wool produced, 1,300 lbs. ; other wool, 2,600 
 lbs. ; Y. of all the wool, $1,000. 
 
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 Horses, 375; V. $16,635 ; neat cattle, 1.556; V. $36,407; 
 swine, 704 ; V. $4,000. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 13,064 bush.; V. $10,451 ; rye, 
 240 bush.; V. $192 ; oats, 6,045 bush.; V. $2,015; potatoes, 
 25,850 bush. ; V. $6,465 ; other esculent vegetables, 10,000 
 bush. ; V. $2,500 ; hay, 2,803 tons ; V. $28,030. 
 
 P\uit raised, 8,500 bush.; V. $2,130. 
 
 Butter, 22,100 lbs. ; V. $3,757; cheese, 10,000 lbs. ; Y. $800 ; 
 honey, 250 lbs. ; V. $50 ; beeswax, 30 lbs. ; V. $5. 
 
 Milk, 75,550 galls. ; V. $9,500. 
 
 Menhaden Oil, 250 bbls. ; V. $3,000; C. $3,500 ; E. 8. 
 
 Carding Machines, 1 ; wool carded, 1,000 lbs. ; C. $1,000. 
 
 DIGHTON. 
 
 Cotton Mills, 2 : spindles, 3,550 ; cotton consumed, 155,186 
 lbs. ; printing cloth m"d, 435,253 yds. ; nankin cotton cloth, 
 315,000 yds.. No. 24|; V. $49,940; cotton batting m'd, 320,- 
 000 lbs. ; Y. $22,400; C. $42,000 ; M. E. 50; F. E. 52. 
 
 Furnaces for m. of Hollow NVare and Castings other than 
 Pig Iron. 1 ; hollow ware and castings m'd, 75 tons ; Y. $7,500 ; 
 C. $1,500; E. 9. 
 
 Axe Manufactories, 2 ; axes and other edge tools m'd, 800 ; 
 Y. $680; C. $3,000; E. 2. 
 
 Boots m'd, 400 pairs ; shoes, 5.000 pairs; Y. of boots and 
 shoes, $4,550 ; M. E. 8 ; F. JO. 4. 
 
 Shingles m'd, 200,000; Y. $800; E. 1. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 918 cords ; V. $2,960; E. 4; charcoal, 
 2,9uObush.; Y.$26I. 
 
 Sperm Oil consumed in manufacturing, 625 ^alls. ; Y. $562 ; 
 anthracite coal consumed in manufacturing, ICO tons; Y. $500. 
 
 Sheep, 391; Y. $504; wool produced, S79 lbs. ; Y. $226. 
 
 1 lorses, 1 37 ; Y. $6,656 ; neat cattle, 495 ; Y. $8,413 ; swine, 
 378 ; Y. $4,413. 
 
 Indian Corn or IMaize raised, 5,688 bush. ; Y. $3,835 ; wheat, 
 10 bush. ; Y. $8 ; rye, 1,031 bush. ; Y. $813 ; barley, 38 bush. ; 
 
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 V. $23; oats, 1,837 bush. ; V. $598; potatoes, 21,181 bush.; 
 V. $5,319 ; other esculent vegetables, 1,007 bush. ; V. $399 ; 
 hay, 998 tons; V. $11,035. 
 
 Fruit raised, 9,027 bush. ; Y. $1,952. 
 
 Butter, 9,871 lbs. ; V. $1,811 ; cheese, 9,075 lbs. ; V. $1,394; 
 honey, 135 lbs. ; V. $14. 
 
 Hogshead Hoops m'd, 15,000 ; V. $225 ; nail keg hoops, 
 100,000; V. $374. 
 
 Grist Mills, 3; grain ground, 10,000 bush. ; C. $3,000; E. 2. 
 
 Slaughter Honses, 2; beef, &c., slaughtered, 187,800 lbs.; 
 V. $9,390 ; C. $2,000 ; E. 3. 
 
 Shad taken, 253,500 ; Y. $2,000 ; M. E. 14. 
 
 EASTON. 
 
 Cotton Mills, 5 ; spindles, 2,250 ; cotton consumed, 112,023 
 lbs.; printing cloth m'd, 110,000 yds.; Y. $0,500; cotton yarn 
 m'd and not made into cloth, 45.001 lbs.; Y. $10,979; cotton 
 thread, 19,000 lbs. ; Y. $11,750; cotton batting, 2,575 lbs. ; Y. 
 $154; cord, 9,000 lbs.; Y. $2,520; twine and wicking, 0,525 
 lbs. ; Y. $970 ; C. $24,000 ; M. E. 22 ; F. E. 37. 
 
 Furnaces for m. of Hollow Ware and Castings other than 
 Pig Iron, 2 ; hollow ware and castings m'd, 350 tons; Y. $30,- 
 250 ; C. .$35,000 ; E. 35. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Cutlery, 1 ; Y. of cutlery m'd, 
 $11,000; C. $5,000; E. 20. 
 
 Tack and Brad Manufactories, 1 ; Y. of tacks and brads m'd, 
 $0,000 ; C. $4,500 ; E. 8. 
 
 Shovel, Spade, Fork and Hoe Manufactories, 2 ; Y. of arti- 
 cles m'd, $130,000; C. $40,500; E. 72. 
 
 Saddle, Harness and Trunk Manufactories, 1 ; Y. of articles 
 m'd, $100; C. $100; E. 2. 
 
 Eslablishmenls for m. of Rail-road Cars and other Yehiclcs, 
 3; Y. of vehicles m'd, $2,000; C. $700; I-:. 5. 
 
 Boots m'd, 30,037 pairs ; shoes, 42,810 pairs; Y. of boots 
 and shoes, $87,718; M. E. 91 ; F. E. 50. 
 
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 Straw Bonnets and Hats m'd, 4,611 ; V. $1,150 ; V, of straw- 
 braid m'd and not made into bonnets and hats, $500 ; F. E. 
 100. 
 
 V. of Mathematical Instruments m'd, $4,250; E. G. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 200,000 feet ; V. $2,000 ; E. 10. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 1,917 cords; V. $5,751 ; E. 6. 
 
 Box Factories, 1; boxes m'd, 3,000; V. $875; C. $200; 
 E. 1. 
 
 Sperm Oil consumed in manufacturing, 668 galls. ; V. $668 ; 
 whale oil, 32 galls. ; V. $30 : anthracite coal consumed in man- 
 ufacturing, 500 tons; V. $3,350 ; foreign bituminous coal, 350 
 chaldrons : V. $2,925 ; V. of all other articles of American pro- 
 duction consumed in manufacturing, excepting cotton, wool 
 and iron, $16,150: V. of all other articles of foreign production 
 consumed, excepting as above, $14,000. 
 
 Sheep, 189; Y. $189; wool produced, 524 lbs. ; V. $157. 
 
 Asses and Mules, 1; V. $50: horses, 193; V. $9,650; neat 
 cattle, 734; V. $12,000; swine, 234; V. ,$2,500. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 4,974 bush. ; V. $3,730; rye, 
 378 bush. ; V. $284; barley, 1.59 bush.; V. $118; oats, 790 
 bush. ; V. $276 : potatoes, 29,896 bush. ; Y. $5,979 ; other es- 
 culent vegetables, 6,400 bush.; Y. $1,600; hay, 1,423 tons; Y. 
 $14,769. 
 
 Fruit raised, 10,155 bush. ; Y. $2,031. 
 
 Butter, 16,073 lbs. ; Y. $1,928 ; cheese, 8,307 lbs. ; Y. $498 ; 
 honey, 100 lbs.; Y. $12; beeswax, IS lbs.; Y. $4. 
 
 FAIRIIAYEN. 
 
 Cotton Mills, 1 ; spindles, 1,148 ; cotton consumetl, 22,940 
 lbs. ; cotton cloth m'd, 35,398 yds. ; Y. $2,124; candle wicking 
 m'd, 14,057 lbs.; C. $10,100; M. E. 8; F. E. 14. 
 
 Brass Foundries, 1 ; Y. of articles m'd, $5,000; C. $1,200; 
 E. 4. 
 
 Paper Manufactories, 1 ; stock consumed, 25 tons ; paper 
 m'd, 20 tons; Y. $2,500; C. $1,200; E. 3. 
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 Saddle, Harness and Trunk Manufactories, 1 ; V. of articles 
 m'd, $300; C. $50; E. 1. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Salt, 2; salt m'd, 3,100 bush. ; V. 
 $1,500; C. $5,000; E. 4. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Oil and Sperm Candles, 2 ; oil 
 m'd, 54,080 galls. ; V. $1S,G72 ; sperm candles m'd, 43,341 lbs. ; 
 V. $ll,2G9; C. $15,000; E. 6. 
 
 Soap Manufactories, 1; soap m'd, 25 tons; V. $1,000; C. 
 $500 ; E. 2. 
 
 Chair and Cabinet Ware Manufactories, 2 ; V. of articles 
 m'd, $600; C. $300; E. 3. 
 
 Tin Ware Manufactories, 2; V. of ware, $2,000 ; C. $G00; 
 E. 3. 
 
 Tanneries, 4; hides tanned, 146; V. of leather tanned and 
 curried, $500; C. $200; E. 4. 
 
 Boots m'd, 650 pairs; shoes, 1,600 pairs ; V. of boots and 
 shoes, $4,600; M. E 20. 
 
 V. of Onilding Stone quarried and prepared, $500 ; E, 18. 
 
 Y. of blocks and Pumps m'd, $2,000 ; E. 4. 
 
 Lnm!)er prepared, 217,000 feet; V. $1,976; E. 150. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 2,585 cords; Y. $8,755; E. 200. 
 
 Vessels laimched, 1; tomiage, 376; Y. $16,000; E. 20. 
 
 Boats, built, 98; Y. $4,900 ; E. 14. 
 
 Candle Boxes, 22,000; Y. $3,960; E. 6. 
 
 Sperm Oil consumed in manufacturing, 50 galls. ; Y. $45 ; 
 foreign bituminous coal consumed, 90 tons; Y. $720. 
 
 Yessels employed in the Whale Fishery, 4o ; tonnage, 14,105 ; 
 sperm oil imported, 532.944 galls.; Y. $179,049; whale oil, 
 614,239 galls. ; Y. $184,271; whalebone, 202,530; Y. $60,759; 
 C. $1,109,000; E. 1,120. 
 
 Spermaceti m'd, 50,014 lbs. ; Y. $12,504. 
 
 Harpoons, Lances, &.C. m'd, 1,600 pieces; Y. $1,600; E. 15. 
 
 Sheep, 694; Y. $900; wool produced, 1,769 lbs.; Y. $440. 
 
 Horses, 294: Y. $14,700 ; neat cattle, 863; Y. $17,260; 
 swine, 789; Y. $7,890. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 6,880 bush. ; Y. $1,128; wheat, 
 30 bush. ; Y. $12 ; rye, 731 bush. ; Y. $585 ; barley, 216 bush. ; 
 
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 V. $108 ; oats, 3,358 bush. ; V. $1,108 ; potatoes, 21,030 bush. ; 
 V. $5,483; otiier csciil«Mit vogctables, 2,8UU Lush.; V. $S4U ; 
 hay, l,G5l tons; V. $18,101. 
 
 Fruit raised, 7,815 bush. ; V. $1,503. 
 
 Buuer, 22,000 lbs.; V. $3,300; cheese, 1,100 lbs. ; V. $88. 
 
 Oil casks m'd, 44,850; V. $14,850; E. 55 ; C. $10,000. 
 
 y. of Wearing Apparel m'd, $10,000; E. 35. 
 
 Poultry, 4,378 lbs.; V. $438. 
 
 FALL RIVER. 
 
 Cotton IMills, G ; spindles, 38,952; cotton consumed, 1,550.- 
 230 lbs.; printing cloth nrd, 0,790,050 yds ; nankins, 240,000 
 yds.; Y. $483,101 ; cotton yarn m'd and not made into cloth, 
 60,405 lbs. ; V. $0,900; C. $000,000 ; ]\I. E. 250 ; F. E. 520. 
 
 Calico Manufactories, 2; calico printed, 10,040,000 yds. ; V. 
 $2,000,000 : C. $350,000 ; M. E. 705 ; F. E. 48. 
 
 Woollen Mills, 1; sets of machinery, 7 ; wool consumed, 
 100,000 lbs. ; cassimcrc m'd, 140,000 yds.; V. $130,000; sati- 
 net, 20,000 yds.; Y. $15,000; C. $75,000; M. E. 70; F. E. 40. 
 
 Rolling, Slitting and Nail Mills, 2; iron m'd, 2,400 tons ; Y. 
 $210,000 ; machines for m. of nails, 04; nails m'd, 3,250 tons; 
 Y. $200,000 ; C. $250,000 ; E. 300. 
 
 Furnaces for m. of Hollow Ware and Castings other than 
 Pig Iron, 3 ; hollow ware and castings m'd, 1,275 tons; Y. 
 $41,025; C. $10,000; E. 05. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Cotton, Woollen and other Machin- 
 ery, 2 ; V. of machinery m'd, $124,500; C. $38,000 ; E. 124. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Steam IJoilers, 1 ; Y. of boilers m'd, 
 $250; C. $1,000; E. 2. 
 
 Brass Foundries, 2; Y. of m's, $8,000; C. $3,000; E. 0. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Chronometers, Watches, Gold and 
 Silver Ware and Jewelry, 1 ; Y. of m's, $5(J0 ; C. $500; E. 1, 
 
 Saddle, Harness and Trunk Manufactories, 2; Y. of articles 
 m'd, $12,000; C. $3,000 ; E. 11. 
 
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 Hat and Cap Manufactories, 3; hats and caps m'd^ 2,400; 
 V. $4,400; C. $3,200; E. 11. 
 
 Establishments lor m. of Rail-road Cars and other Vehicles, 
 2 ; V. of vehicles m'd, $7,000 ; C. $3,800 ; E. 16. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Oil and Sperm Candles, 1 ; C. $10,- 
 000 ; {iwt in operation.^ 
 
 Soap Manufactories, 2 ; soap m'd, 160,000 lbs.; V. $4,000; 
 C. $3,000 ; E. 4. 
 
 Chair and Cabinet Ware Manufactories, 5; V. of articles 
 m'd, $12,100; C. $3,650; E. 22. 
 
 Tin Ware and Sheet Iron Manufactories, 3 ; V. of ware, 
 $10,000 ; C. $4,000 ; E. 14. 
 
 Tanneries, 2 ; hides tanned, 3,300; V. of leather tanned and 
 curried, $9,200; C. $6,300; E. 9. 
 
 Boots m'd, 1,630 pairs; shoes, 4,600 pairs; V. of boots and 
 shoes, $10,750 ; M. E. 26 ; F. E. 12. 
 
 V. of Snuff, Tobacco and Cigars m'd, $1,450; E. 3. 
 
 V, of Building Stone quarried and prepared, $25,000; E. 45. 
 
 V. of Blocks and Pumps m'd, $1,900; E. 2. 
 
 V. of Mechanics' Tools m'd, $650 ; E. 3. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 150,000 feet; V. $1,500; E. 7. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 2,530 cords; V. $6,745; E. 45; char- 
 coal, 1,200 bush. ; V. $120. 
 
 Vessels launched, 1 ; tonnage, 150 ; V. $8,500 ; E. 20. 
 
 Boats built, 13; V. $2,500; E. 4. 
 
 Sperm Oil consumed in manufacturing, 17,848 galls.; V. 
 $16,449; all other kinds of oil consumed, 1,700 galls.; V. $1,- 
 200; anthracite coal consumed in manufacturing, 11,986 tons; 
 V. $54,998; bituminous coal mined in the U. States, 5,005 
 tons; V. $27,920; foreign bituminous coal, 4,325 tons; V. $23,- 
 850 ; V. of all other articles of American production consumed 
 in manufacturing, excepting cotton, wool and iron, $150,355; 
 V. of all other articles of foreign production consumed, except- 
 ing as above, $203,200. 
 
 Vessels employed in the Wliale Fishery, 7; tonnage, 1,989; 
 C. $166,000 ; E. 180. 
 
 Sheep, 541 ; V. $1,006; wool produced, 1,375 lbs. ; V, $383. 
 
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 Horses, 3G7 ; V. ,4^25,917; neat cattle, 444: V. $10,661; 
 swine, 572; V. $3,196. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 3,942 bush. ; V. $2,393; rye, 
 143 bush.; V. $107; barley, 223 bush.; V. $142; oats, 165 
 bush.; V. $.55; potatoes, 12,105 bush.; V. $3,172; other escu- 
 lent vegetables, 1,S90 bush.; V. $422; hay, 545 tons; V. 
 $7,526. 
 
 Fruit raised, 4,762 bush. ; V. $1,046. 
 
 Butter, 6,091 lbs. ; V. $1,228; cheese, 100 lbs. ; V. $7 ; honey, 
 40 lbs. ; V. $7. 
 
 Y. of Wearing Apparel m'd, $45,700; C. $21,850; E. 111. 
 
 V. of Millinery m'd, $3,850; C. $2,150; E. 17. 
 
 Y. of Blacksmiths' Articles m"d, $15,000; C. $4,600; E. 27. 
 
 Y. of Marble m'd, $3,000; C. $1,200: E.' 4. 
 
 Y. of Blank Books m'd, $975; C. $350; E. 2. 
 
 Y. of Oil and other Casks m'd, $2,500; C. $2,000; E. 3. 
 
 Y. of AVeavers' Reeds m'd, $630; C. $700 ; E. 3. 
 
 Y. of Yessels' Sails m'd, $6,000 ; C. $2,000; E. 6. 
 
 Y. of Composition Molasses and Water Gates m'd, $3,000; 
 C. $1,500; E. 3. 
 
 Y. of Millwright Articles m'd, $4,250; C. $1,000; E. 8. 
 
 Y. of Patterns for Machinery m'd, $5.500 ; E. 10. 
 
 American Iron consumed in the m. of Nails, Hoops, Castings, 
 Machinery and Blacksmiths' work, 11,360 tons; Y. $410,750. 
 
 Foreign Iron consumed in the m. of Castings, Machinery and 
 Blacksmiths' work, 314 tons; Y. $24,850. 
 
 Foreign Steel consumed in the m. of Machinery and Black- 
 smiths' work, 18 tons ; Y. $5,400. 
 
 Y. of Milk, $1,400. 
 
 FREETOWN. 
 
 Rolling, Slitting and Nail Mills, 2; machines for m. of nails, 
 14; nails m'd, 210 tons; Y. $21,000; C. $2,400; E. 15. 
 
 Axe Manufactories, 1 ; axes and other edge tools m"d, 2,760; 
 Y. $1,650; C. $700; E. 3. 
 
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 Shovel, Spade, Fork and Hoe Manufactories, 1 ; V. of arti- 
 cles ni'd, .$1,000; C. |500 ; K. 3. 
 
 Saddle, Harness and IVnnk Manufactories, 1; V. of articles 
 m'd, $200; C. $100; K. 1. 
 
 Chair and Cabinet Ware Manufactories, 2; V. of articles 
 m'd, $350; C. $300; E. 2. 
 
 Tanneries, 3; hides tanned, 310; V. o.f leather tanned and 
 curried, $802; C. $1,000; E. 3. 
 
 Boots m'd, 121 pairs; shoes, 250 pairs; V. of boots and shoes, 
 $519; M. E. 3. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 83,400 feet; V. $1,506; E. 30. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 2,670 cords; V. $8,010; E. 117. 
 
 Anthracite Coal consumed in manufacturing, 30 tons; V. 
 $180. 
 
 Yessels employed in the AVhale Fishery, 2; tonnage, 634; 
 sperm oil imported, 5,461 galls. ; V. $4,550; whale oil, 26,451 
 galls.; V. $8,993; whalebone, 4,000 lbs.; V. $1,200; C. $46,- 
 000 ; E. 55. 
 
 Sheep, 851 ; V. $1,032; wool produced, 1,972 lbs. ; V. $592. 
 
 Horses, 142 ; V. $5,841 ; neat cattle, 558 ; V. $9,906; swine, 
 352 ; V. $3,029. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 4,606 bush.; V. $3,224; rye, 
 778 bush.; V. $583; barley, 149 bush.; V. $74; oats, 386 
 busli. ; V. $116; potatoes, 17,721 bush.; V. $3,544; other es- 
 culent vegetables, 1,594 busli ; V. $319; hay, 837 tons; V. 
 $8,370. 
 
 Fruit raised, 4,732 bush. ; V. $946. 
 
 Butter, 10,059 lbs. ; V. $1,509; cheese, 3,140 lbs. ; V. $220. 
 
 MANSFIELD. 
 
 Cotton Mills, 6; spindles, 3,896 ; cotton consumed, 170,430 
 lbs. ; cotton cloth m'd, 770,326 yds. ; V. $46,219; cotton yarn 
 m'd, 27,000 lbs. satinet warp; V. $9,000; C. $44,000; M. E. 
 52; F. F. 57. 
 
 Woollen Mills. 1 ; sets of machinery, 1 ; wool consumed, 
 
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 24,000 lbs. ; satinet m^d, 27,000 yds. ; V. $11,000; C. $4,000; 
 M. E. G ; F. E. 4. 
 
 Forges, 2 ; bar iroii; anchors, &c. m'd, 70 tons j V. $2,400 ; 
 C. $2,500 ; E. 4. 
 
 Kstablisliments for m. of Cutlery, 1 ; V. of cutlery m'd, 
 $4,000; C. $1,000; E. 6. 
 
 Tack and Brad Manufactories, 1 ; tacks and brads m'd, 75 
 tons; ¥.$11,250; 0. $4,000 ; E. 8. 
 
 Saddle, Harness and Trunk IManufactories, 2; Y. of articles 
 m'd, $900: C. $200; E. 2. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Rail-road Cars and other Vehicles, 
 7; V. of vehicles m'd, $12,800; C. $5,900; E. 18. 
 
 Tin Ware Manufactories, 1 ; V. of ware, $4,000 ; C. $800; 
 
 E. 2. 
 
 Boots m'd, 200 pairs; shoes, 1,500 pairs; V. of boots and 
 shoes, $1,800; M. E. 3; F. E. 1. 
 
 Straw Bonnets and Hats m'd, 20,455; V. .$25,165; V. of 
 straw braid m'd and not made into bonnets and hats, $1,000; 
 
 F. E. 250. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 716 cords; V. $2,861. 
 
 Sperm Oil consumed in manufacturing, 936 galls. ; V. $936 ; 
 anthracite coal consumed, 10 tons ; V. $65. 
 
 Sheep, 12; V. $20; wool produced, 40 lbs.; Y. $13. 
 
 Honses, 133; Y. ,$6,563; neat cattle, 453; Y. $8,610; swine, 
 191; Y. $1,438. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 4,625 bt;sh. ; Y. $3,098 ; rj^e, 
 362 bush. ; Y. $246; oats, 1,188 bush.; Y. $439 ; potatoes, 
 19,688 busli. ; Y. $4,922; hay, 694 tons; Y. $10,410. 
 
 Fruit raised, 1,470 bush. ; Y. $588. 
 
 Butter, 19,410 lbs.; Y. .$2,911; cheese, 13,550 lbs. ; Y. $1,084; 
 honey, 50 lbs.; Y. $8; beeswax, 20 lbs.; V. $10. 
 
 Baskets m'd, 35,200 ; Y. $5,228. 
 
 Boots and Shoes bottomed, 18,100 pairs; cost of bottoming 
 $3,679. 
 
 Y. of labor in Sewing Frncy and Florence Braid, $8,lo7. 
 
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 NEW BEDFORD. 
 
 Furnaces for m. of Hollow Ware and Castings other than 
 Pig Iron, 1 ; hollow ware and castings m'd, 75 tons; V. $7,500; 
 C. ^20,000 ; E. 15. 
 
 Brass Foundries, 2 ; V. of m's, $60,000 ; C. $17,000; E. 20. 
 
 Saddle, Harness and Trunk Manufactories, 5 ; V, of articles 
 m'd, $13,500; C. $4,300; E. IS. 
 
 Upholstery Manufactories, 1 ; V. of upholstery m'd, $1,000; 
 C. $500 ; E. 1. 
 
 Cordage Manufactories, 1 ; cordage m'd, 300 tons; V. $27,- 
 000 ; C. $40,000 ; E. 45. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Salt, 7; salt m'd, 15,900 bush. ; V. 
 $3,180 ; C. $13,900 ; E. 7. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Coaches, Chaises and other Vehi- 
 cles, 5 ; V. of vehicles m'd, $15,000; C. $8,300; E. 65. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Oil and Sperm Candles, 15; oil 
 m'd, 1,230,439 galls. ; Y. $734,886; sperm candles m'd, 687,- 
 344 lbs. ; V. $274,616 ; C. $386,000 ; E. 66. 
 
 Soap and Tallow Candle Manufactories, 3; soap m'd, 110,- 
 400 lbs.; V. $4,170; candles m'd, 16,000 lbs. ; V. $9,600; C. 
 $4,000; E. 4. 
 
 Chair and Cabinet Ware Manufactories, 5 ; V. of articles 
 m'd, $11,000; C. $3,400; E. 18. 
 
 Tin Ware Manufactories, 8; V. of ware, $29,800; C. $18,- 
 300 ; E. 18. 
 
 Tanneries, 3 ; hides tanned, 1,700 ; V. of leather tanned 
 and curried, $6,700 ; C. $3,700 ; E. 6. 
 
 Boots m'd, 3,025 pairs; shoes, 8,427 pairs; V. of boots and 
 shoes, $21,723; M. E. 64; F. E. 6. 
 
 V. of Cigars m'd, $2,500 ; E. 5. 
 
 V. of Blocks and Pumps m'd, $13,200; E. 16. 
 
 V. of Wooden Ware m'd, $1,100; E. 2. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 255,080 feet; V. $5,116. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 943 cords; V. $4,715. 
 
 Boats built, 375 ; V. $20,375 ; E. 34. 
 
 Sperm Oil consumed in manufacturing, 158 galls. ; V. $140 ; 
 whale oil, 1,575 galls.; V. $550; all other kinds of oil, 756 
 
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 galls. ; V. $360 ; anthracite coal consumed in manufacturing, 
 950 tons ; V. $4,750. 
 
 Vessels employed in the Whale Fishery, 242; tonnage, 11^- 
 470: sperm oil imported, 4,397,111 galls.: V. $4,177,255; 
 whale oil, 8,254,480 galls. ; Y. $2,532,885 ; whalebone, 2,532,- 
 445 lbs.; V. $1,012,878; C. $6,231,900 ; E. $5,775. 
 
 Sheep, SO ; V. $160 ; wool produced, 320 ; V. $105. 
 
 Horses, 1,220; V. $91,500; neat cattle, 1,500 ; V. $37,500; 
 swine, 1,800; V. $9,000. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 2,000 bush. ; V. $1,300 ; rye, 
 170 bush. ; V. $170; barley, 34 bush. ; V. $30; oats, 400 bush. ; 
 Y $160; potatoes, $10,500 bush. ; Y. $4,150; hay, 900 tons; 
 Y. $10,800. 
 
 Butter, 700 lbs. ; Y. $140. 
 
 Barrels m'd, 134,400; Y. $37,672; C. $37,333; E. 143. 
 
 Blacksmith's Shops, 11 ; Y. of articles m'd, $40,131 ; C. 
 $56,829. 
 
 NORTON. 
 
 Cotton Mills, 4; spindles, 2,320; cotton consumed, 200,000 
 lbs. ; cotton cloth m'd, 598.272 yds. ; Y. $35,896 ; cotton yarn 
 m'd and not made into cloth ; 12,000 lbs. ; Y. $2,000 ; cotton 
 batting, 16,000 lbs.; Y. $1,240; Y. of pelisse wadding m'd, 
 $1,300 ; C. $39,600 ; M. E. 35 ; F. E. 36. 
 
 Furnaces for m. of Hollow Ware and Castings other than 
 Pig Iron, 1 : hollow ware and castings m'd, 450 tons; Y. $35,- 
 000 : C. $25,000 ; E. 35. 
 
 Copper Manufactories, 1 ; copper m'd, 750 tons; Y. $316,- 
 750 ; C. $226,000 ; E. 60. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Soap and Tallow Candles, 1 ; soap 
 m'd, 300 bbls.; Y. $1,200; C. $1,000; E. 2. 
 
 Tanneries, 1; hides tanned, 50; Y. of leather tanned and 
 curried, .$.50; C. $150; E. 1. 
 
 Y. of Building Stone quarried and prepared, $300; E. 1. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 383,000 feet; Y. $1,167; E. 20. 
 
 Fire W^ood prepared, 1,660 cords; Y. $4,996; E. 17. 
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 Sheep, 276 ; V. $421 ; wool produced, 565 lbs. ; V. $169. 
 
 Asses, 1; V. $50; horses, 169; V. $7,712; neat cattle, 654; 
 V. $10,875 ; swine, 293; V. $1,465. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 6,308 bush.; V. $3,154; rye, 
 724 bush. ; V. $543 ; oats, 600 bush.; V. $180; potatoes, 18,- 
 052 bush. ; V. $4,528 ; other esculent vegetables, 800 bush. ; V. 
 $300; hay, 1,160 tons; V. $11,600; flax, 10 lbs.; V. $1. 
 
 Fruit raised, 2,319 bush. ; V. $417. 
 
 Butter, 7,535 lbs. ; V. $1,227 ; cheese, 8,702 lbs. ; V. $676 ; 
 honey, 68 lbs. ; V. $11 ; beeswax, 4 lbs. ; V. $1. 
 
 V. of Grave Stones, $700 ; E. 2. 
 
 PAWTUCKET. 
 
 Cotton Mills, 6; spindles, 17,500; cotton consumed, 751,208 
 lbs. ; printing cloth m'd, 1,012,450 yds. ; sheeting, 125,700 
 yds.; shirting, 1,901,500 yds.; cambric, 228,870 yds.; V. 
 $233,682 ; C. $210,600 ; M. E. 129 ; F. E. 241 ; cotton thread, 
 25,000 lbs. ; V. $10,000. 
 
 Calico Manufactories, 1 ; calico printed, 4,961,472 yds. ; V. 
 $694,606; C. $200,000; M. E. 489; F. E. 61. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Cotton, Woollen and other Ma- 
 chinery, 1 ; V. of machinery m'd, $60,000 ; C. $25,000 ; E. 50. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Coaches, Chaises and other Vehi- 
 cles, 2 ; Y. of vehicles m'd, $4,500 ; C. $3,000 ; E. 18. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 75,000 feet ; V. $600 ; E. 1. 
 
 V. of all other articles m'd, $4,400; C. $2,000; E. 6. 
 
 Sperm Oil consumed in manufacturing, 2,920 galls. ; V. $2,- 
 500; whale oil, 700 galls. ; V. $560; anthracite coal consumed 
 in manufacturing, 1,816 tons; V. $10,000; bituminous coal 
 mined in the U. States, 14 chaldrons; V. $100; foreign bitu- 
 minous coal, 596 chaldrons; V. $4,470; V. of all other articles 
 of American production consumed in manufacturing, excepting 
 cotton, wool and iron, $73,000; V. of all other articles of for- 
 eign production consumed, excepting as above, $76,000. 
 
 Horses, 150; V. $9,000; neat cattle, 172; V. $3,440; swine, 
 188; V. $1,000. 
 
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 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 670 bush. ; Y. $400 ; rye, 68 
 bush. ; V. $50 ; potatoes, 5,600 bush. ; V. $1,680 ; millet, 6 
 tons; V. $72; hay, 140 tons; V, $2,240. 
 
 RAYNHAM. 
 
 Rolling, Slitting and Nail Mills, 1 ; machines for m. of nails, 
 64; nails m'd, 4,949,800 lbs.; V. $210,000; C. $50,000; E. 80. 
 
 Forges, 1; bar iron, anchors, &c. m'd, 190 tons; V. $21,500; 
 C. $17,000; E. 8. 
 
 Furnaces for m. of Hollow Ware and Castings other than 
 Pig Iron. 1 ; hollow ware and castings m'd, 100 tons; V. $9,- 
 000; C. $4,000; E. 10. 
 
 Shovel, Spade, Fork and Hoe Manufactories, 2; V. of arti- 
 cles m'd, $16,.500; C. $3,700; E. 21. 
 
 Tanneries, 1 ; hides tanned, 525 ; V. of leather tanned and 
 curried, $1,200; C. $1,000; E. 3. 
 
 Boots m'd, 600 pairs ; shoes, 40,000 pairs ; V. of boots and 
 shoes, $31,000; M. E. 100; F. E. 50. 
 
 Straw Bonnets and Hats m'd, 2,000; V. $800; V. of straw 
 braid m'd, and not made into bonnets and hats, $800; F. E. 
 100. 
 
 Bricks m'd,;95,000 ; V. $375 ; E. 3. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 16,000 feet timber, 112,000 feet boards, 
 38,000 shingles ; V. $2,420. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 1,610 cords; V. $5,695. 
 
 Sperm Oil consumed in manufacturing, 400 galls. ; Y. $360 ; 
 anthracite coal consumed in manufacturing, 230 tons ; Y. $1,- 
 380 ; bituminous coal mined in the U. States, 8,000 bush. ; Y. 
 $1,760. 
 
 Sheep, 164 ;» Y. $287; wool produced, 380 lbs. ; Y. $126. 
 
 Horses, 149 ; Y. $7,450 ; neat cattle, 358 ; Y. $5,376; swine, 
 275 ; Y. $3,300. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 4,781 bush.; Y. $2,875 ; rye, 
 444 bush. ; Y. $333 ; oats, 1,395 bush. ; Y. $525 : potatoes, 
 
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 15,542 bash. ; Y. $3,885; other esculent vegetables. 800 bush. ; 
 V. $200 ; hay, 905 tons ; V. $10,860. 
 
 Fruit raised, 1,455 bush. ; V. ,$582. 
 
 Butter, 9,695 lbs. ; V. $1,616 ; cheese, 5,650 lbs.; V. $395 ; 
 honey, 198 lbs. ; V. $36. 
 
 REHOBOTH. 
 
 Cotton Mills, 1 ; spindles, 3,064 ; cotton consumed, 50,000 
 lbs., printing cloth m'd, 253,867 yds.; V. $16,500; C. $25,- 
 000; M. E. 20; F. E. 25. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Cotton Baiting, 1 ; batting m'd, 
 250,000 lbs.; V. 7,500; C. $3,000; M. E. 7. 
 
 Ph)ugh Manufactories, 1; ploughs and other agricultural 
 tools m'd, 25; V. $200; E. 1. 
 
 Shoes m'd, 1,587 pairs; V. $1,105 ; M. E. 2 ; F. E. 2. 
 
 Straw Bonnets m'd, 9,200; V. $3,738; V. of straw braid 
 m'd and not made into bonnets and hats, $400; F. E. 33. 
 
 V. of Whips m'd, $200 ; E. 1. 
 
 V. of Mechanics' Tools m'd, $2,500; E. 4. 
 
 Y. of Wooden Ware m'd, $3,000; E. 7. 
 
 Shingles m'd, 230,000; V. $690; ship timber, 411 tons; Y. 
 $2,055. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 3,046 cords ; Y. $10,664. 
 
 Spnrm Oil consumed in manufacturing, 300 galls. ; Y. $260; 
 anthracite coal consumed in manufacturing, 50 tons; Y. $275 ; 
 Y. of all other articles of American production consumed, ex- 
 cepting cotton, wool and iron, $850. 
 
 Sheep, 875 ; Y. $1,531 ; wool produced, 2,406 lbs. ; Y $601. 
 
 Horses, 241 ; Y. $9,640 ; neat cattle, 1,051 ; Y. $21,850 ; 
 swine, 577; Y. $4,037. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 11,555 bush. ; Y. $7,511 ; rye, 
 1,399 bush. ; Y. $1,049 ; barley, 24 bush. ; Y. $12; oats, 6,127 
 bush.; Y. $2,144; potatoes, 35,693 bush.; Y. $8,923 ; other 
 esculent vegetables, 2,500 bush.; Y. $400; hay, 1,955 tons; Y. 
 $21,955. 
 
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 Fruit raised, 15,000 bush. ; V. $3,000. 
 
 Butter, 25,625 lbs. ; V. $4,271 ; cheese, 23,020 lbs. ; V. 
 $1,841. 
 
 Sash and Blind Manufactories, 1 ; sash lights m'd, 35,384 ; V. 
 $1,415 ; blinds m'd, 277 ; V. $451. 
 
 Globes m'd, 50 ; V. $500. 
 
 Cotton Twine Manufactories, 1 ; twine m'd, 75,000 lbs. ; V. 
 $12,000 ; C. $4,000 ; M. E. 5; F. E. 15. 
 
 SEEKONK. 
 
 Cotton Mills, 3; spindles, 45,864; cotton consumed, 1.200,- 
 140 lbs. ; printing cloth m'd, 1,222,300 yds.; V. $56,000: C. 
 $40,000 ; M. E. 47 ; F. E. 49. 
 
 Saddle, Harness and Trunk Manufactories, 2 ; Y. of articles 
 m'd, $1,000, C. $500. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Rail-road Cars and other Vehicles, 
 4; V. of vehicles m'd, $2,000; C. $1,000; E. 8. 
 
 Tanneries, 1 ; hides tanned, 500 ; V. of leather tanned and 
 curried, $1,000; E. 2. 
 
 Boots m'd, 120 pairs ; shoes, 60 pairs; V. of boots and shoes, 
 $495 ; M. E. 2. 
 
 V. of Snutr, Tobacco and Cigars m'd, $500; E. 2. 
 
 Y. of Building Stone quarried and prepared, $1,386; E. 8. 
 
 Y. of Mechanics' Tools m'd, $500 ; E. 2. 
 
 Hames m'd, L200 ; Y. $600; E. 1. 
 
 Plasters m'd, 7,000; Y. $560 ; E. 1. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 227 tons ; Y. $908. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 1,237 cords; Y. $4,329. 
 
 Sperm Oil consumed in manufacturing, 850 galls. ; Y. $765 ; 
 anthracite coal consumed in manufacturing, 75 tons; Y. $405; 
 Y. of all other articles of American production consumed, ex- 
 cepting cotton, wool and iron, $1,325. 
 
 Saxony Sheep, 6; merino, 138; Y. of all the sheep, $325; 
 Saxony wool produced, 36 lbs.; merino, 414 lbs. ; Y. of all the 
 wool, $166. 
 
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 Horses, 255 ; V. $12,750 ; neat cattle, 1,064 ; V. $22,776 
 swine, 464 ; V. $2,320. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 14,153 bush. ; V. $8,775 
 wheat, 13 bush. ; V. $20; rye, 1,762 bush. ; V. $1,410; barley 
 78 bush. ; V. $58 ; oats, 3,208 bush. ; V. $1,283 ; potatoes 
 34,570 bush. ; V. $8,604 ; other esculent vegetables, 14,695 
 bush.; V. $5,134; millet, 37 tons; V. $370; hay, 1,972 tons 
 V. $21,692. 
 
 Fruit raised, 9,162 bush. ; V. $1,832. 
 
 Butter, 24,475 lbs. ; V. $4,079 ; cheese, 4,370 lbs. ; V. $262. 
 
 Milk, 62,964 galls. ; V. $7,555. 
 
 SOMERSET. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Rail-road Cars and other Vehicles, 
 1 ; V. of vehicles m'd, $400; C. $150; E. 1. 
 
 Boots m'd, 4 pairs ; shoes m'd, 2,575 pairs; V. $1,482; M. 
 E. 4 ; F. E. 2. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Stone Ware, 1 ; Y. of ware m'd, 
 $9,400 ; C. $4,000 ; E. 13. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Black Lead Crucibles, 1; V. of 
 crucibles m'd, $2,000; C. $1,200; E. 2. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Earthen Ware, 3; V. of ware m'd, 
 $3,300; C. $1,100; E. 7. 
 
 Vessels employed in the Whale Fishery, 2 ; tonnage, 367 
 sperm oil imported, 14,497 galls. ; V. $13,300 ; whale oil, 
 25,000 galls. ; V. $8,000 ; whalebone, 7,400 lbs. ; V. $2,500 ; C. 
 $25,000 ; E. 42. 
 
 Saxony Sheep, 25 ; merino, 73 ; other sheep, 386 ; V. of all 
 the sheep, $776 ; Saxony wool produced, 100 lbs. ; merino, 260 
 lbs.; other wool, 1,190 lbs. ; V. of all the wool, $429. 
 
 Horses, 83; V. $3,925; neat cattle, 432; V. $7,976; swine, 
 291 ; V. $3,210. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 6,111 bush. ; V. $3,972; rye, 
 691 bush. ; V. $484; barley, 95 bush.; V. $57; oats, 3,920 
 bush. ; V. $1,306 ; potatoes, 11,993 bush. ; V. $3,598 ; other 
 
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 esculent vegetables, 3,000 bush.; V. $1,000 ; hay, 692 tons; V. 
 $8,650. 
 
 Fruit raised, .5,344 bush. ; V. $1,334. 
 
 Butter, 9,582 lbs.; V. $1,597; cheese, 3,700 lbs. ; V. $222. 
 
 SWANZEY. 
 
 Cotton Mills, 1 ; spindles, ISO ; cotton consumed, 31,200 lbs, ; 
 printing cloth m'd, 190,000 yds. ; V. $11,700 ; cotton yarn m'd 
 and not made into cloth, 600 lbs. ; V. $180 ; C. $10,000 ; M. E. 
 10; F. E. 12. 
 
 Paper Manufactories, 1 ; stock consumed, 30 tons ; paper 
 m'd, 3,500 reams; V. $1,750; C. $4,000; E. 3. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Rail-road Cars and other Yehicles, 
 4; V. of vehicles m'd, $2,550; C. $1,000; E. 5. 
 
 Tanneries, 2 ; hides tanned, 475 ; V. of leather tanned and 
 curried, $1,500 ; C. $700 ; E. 2. 
 
 Shoes m'd, 12,340 pairs; V. $8,275 ; M. E. 14; F. E. 10. 
 
 Bricks m'd, 75,000; V. $3,750; C. $2. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 703 cords ; V. $2,519 ; E. 2. 
 
 Vessels launched, 2; tonnage, 1,000; V. $30,000; E. 30. 
 
 Boats built, 1 ; V. $100. 
 
 Sperm Oil consumed in manufacturing, 350 galls. ; V. $242 
 whale oil, 130 galls. ; V. $52 ; all other kinds of oil, 30 galls. 
 V. $30 ; anthracite coal consumed in manufacturing, 30 tons 
 V. $150. 
 
 Sheep, 893 ; V. $1,321 ; wool produced, 2,637 lbs. ; V. $814. 
 
 Horses, 161 ; V. $6,553 ; neat cattle, 644 ; Y. $13,242 ; swire, 
 748 ; V. $7,730. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 10,473 bush.; V. $6,434; rye, 
 1,532 bush. ; V. $1,088; barley, 75 bush. ; V. $52; oats, 5,620 
 bush.; V. $1,879; potatoes, 24,885 bush.; V. $5,587 ; other 
 esculent vegetables, 6,545 bush.; V. $1,763; hay, 1,320 tons; 
 Y. $12,029. 
 
 Fruit raised, 11,200 bush. ; Y. $2,326. 
 
 Butter, 19,824 lbs. ; Y. $3,439; cheese, 7,925 lbs. ; Y. $615 
 honey, 66 lbs. ; Y. $10. 
 
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 TAUNTON. 
 
 Cotton Mills, 5 ; spindles, 21,026; cotton consumed, 860,122 
 lbs.; cotton cloth m'd, 3,310,619 yds.; V. $209,682; cotton 
 flannel m'd, 398,695 yds.; V. $42,859; C. $310,000; M. E. 
 202 ; F. E. 305. 
 
 Woollen Mills, 1; sets of machinery, 4; wool consumed, 
 100,000 lbs. ; cassimere m'd, 80,000 yds. ; V. $75,000. 
 
 Rolling, Slitting and Nail Mills, 2; iron m'd, 4,000 tons; Y. 
 $320,000 ; C. $50,000 ; E. 150. 
 
 Furnaces for m. of Hollow Ware and Castings other than 
 Pig Iron, 4; hollow ware and castings m'd, 349 tons; V. $29,- 
 980; C. $13,500; E. 37. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Cotton, Woollen and other Ma- 
 chinery, 2; V. of machinery m'd, $172,500; C. $51,000; E. 
 
 203. 
 
 Axe Manufactories, 1 ; axes and other edge tools m'd, 500 ; 
 V. $500 ; C. $200 ; E. 1. 
 
 Tack and Brad Manufactories, 3; tacks and brads m'd, 350 
 tons; V. $62,000; C. $22,000; M. E. 42; F. E. 17. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Britannia Ware, 1 ; V. of ware m'd, 
 $20,000; C. $15,000; E. 20. 
 
 Paper Manufactories, 1; stock consumed, 150 tons; paper 
 m'd, 130 tons; V. $18,000; C. $5,000; E. 10. 
 
 Saddle, Harness and Trunk Manufactories, 2; Y. of articles 
 m'd, $3,500; C. $2,000; E. 5. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Rail-road Cars and other Yehicles, 
 3; Y. of vehicles m'd, $4,000; C. $2,100; E. 6. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Soap, 1 ; hard soap m'd, 9.000 lbs., 
 soft, 115 bbls; Y. of all the soap, $1,080; C. $200; E. 1. 
 
 Tin Ware Manufactories, 1 ; Y. of ware, $1,500; C. $600; 
 E. 3. 
 
 Tanneries, 1 ; hides tanned, 800 ; Y. of leather tanned and 
 curried, $2,500 : C. $2,500 ; E. 2. 
 
 Boots m'd, 1,650 pairs; shoes, 6,325 pairs; Y. of boots and 
 shoes, $10,525; M. E. 22; F. E. 6. 
 
 Straw Bonnets and Hats m'd, 87,000; Y. $28,750; Y. of 
 
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 straw braid m'd and not made into bonnets and hats. $1,000 ; 
 F. E. 1,350. 
 
 Bricks m'd, 8,258,000; V. $32,083; E. 97. 
 
 Y. of Cigars m'd, $650; E. 3. 
 
 V. of Mechanics' Tools m'd, $140 ; E. 1. 
 
 V. of Wooden Ware m'd, $1,400; E. 3. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 150 tons; V. $750; E. 1. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 2,949 cords; Y. $7,954; E. 8. 
 
 Yessels launched, 1 ; tonnage, 50; Y. $1,000; E. 2. 
 
 Boats built, 20; Y. $1,000; E. 1. 
 
 Sperm Oil consumed in manufacturing, 5,201 galls.; Y. $4,- 
 819; other kinds of oil, 2,050 galls.; Y. $1,390; anthracite 
 coal consumed in manufacturing, 2,308 tons; Y. $12,736; bitu- 
 minous coal mined in the U. States, 2,026 chaldrons; V. $18,- 
 490; foreign bituminous coal, 1,449 chaldrons; Y. $11,050; Y. 
 of all other articles of American production consumed in man- 
 ufacturing, excepting cotton, wool and iron, .$7,000; Y. of all 
 other articles of foreign production consumed, excepting as 
 above, $3,000. 
 
 Sheep, 518; Y. $948; wool produced, 1,316 lbs. ; Y. $389. 
 
 Asses and Mules, 3; Y. $225 ; horses, 588 ; Y. .$32,399; neat 
 cattle, 1,2-12; Y. $23,197; swine, 862; Y. $4,790. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 9,851 bush. ; Y. $5,910 ; rye, 
 1,593 bush.; Y. $1,274; barley, 111 bush.; Y. $83; oats, 806 
 bush.; Y. $242; potatoes, 39,654 bush. ; Y. $9,913; other es- 
 culent vegetables, 10,295 bush.; Y. $2,586 ; hay, 2,423 tons; 
 Y. $27,902. 
 
 Fruit raised, 7,666 bush. ; Y. $2,054. 
 
 Butter, 50,700 lbs.; Y. $8,619; cheese, 33,800 lbs.; Y. 
 $2,704. 
 
 Nail Casks m'd, 75,000; Y. $8,000; candle boxes, 47,- 
 000; Y. $8,500; lead kegs, 3,000; Y. $600; C. $13,000; E. 
 31. 
 
 Knob Manufactories, 1 : wooden knobs m'd, 600 groce ; Y. 
 $L2(J0; C. 1,200; E. 3. 
 
 Flannel or Yarn Kersey m'd, 40,000 yds.; V. $10,000. 
 
 Fire Bricks m'd, 266.000 ; Y. $8,000 ; C. $3,500 ; E. 9. 
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 V. of Stone Ware m'd, $4,000 ; C. $1,800 ; E. 5. 
 
 V. of Black Lead Pots m'd, $4,000; C. $1,800; E. 4. 
 
 V. of Clay Stove Linings m'd, $1,000; E. 1. 
 
 WESTPORT. 
 
 Cotton Mills, 1 ; spindles, 1,300 ; cotton consumed, 5,875 
 lbs. ; cotton yarn m'd and not made into cloth, 4,500 lbs. ; V. 
 $900; C. $15,000; M. E. 6; F. E. 12. 
 
 Axe Manufactories, 1 ; axes and other edge tools m'd, 300 ; 
 V. $200; C. $200; E. 1. 
 
 Shovel, Spade, Fork and Hoe Manufactories, 1 ; V. of arti- 
 cles m'd, $2,500 ; C. $1,.500 ; E. 5. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Salt, 1; salt m'd, 75 bush.; V. 
 $25 ; C. $000 ; E. 1. 
 
 Establisluncnts for m. of Rail -road Cars and other "Vehicles, 
 4; V. of vehicles m'd, $4,500; C. $1,500; E. 8. 
 
 TaiHierics, 1 ; hides tanned, 300; V. of leather tanned and 
 curried, $1,000; C. $1,000: E. 1. 
 
 Boots m'd, 200 pairs: shoes, 1,000 pairs; V. of boots and 
 shoes, $1,200; M. E. 4. 
 
 Straw Bonnets and Hats m'd, 75; F. E. 1, 
 
 V. of Blocks and Pumps m'd, .$;300 ; E. 1. 
 
 V. of WoodtMi Ware m'd, $150; E. 1. 
 
 liumber prrparrd, 150,000 (cot; V. $3,000; E. 4. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 2,629 cords; V. $1 1,000; E. 12. 
 
 Sperm Oil consumed in nianufucturiug, 315 galls.; V, $300; 
 anthracite coal coiKsunied in manufacturing, 75 tons: V. $450; 
 bituminous coal mined in the U. States, 35 chaldrons; V. 
 $350. 
 
 Vessels employed in the Whale Fishery, 11 ; tonnage, 2.075 ; 
 sperm oil imported, 80,640 galls.; V. $72,500 ; whale oil, 28,- 
 192 galls.; V. $9,400 : whalebone, 5,000 lbs.; V. $2,000 ; C. 
 $172,000; E. 232. 
 
 Sheep, 1,626; V. $3,252; wool produced, 4,108 lbs.; Y. 
 $1,350. 
 
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 Horses, 279; V. $13,000; neat cattle, 1,364; Y. $30,430; 
 swine, 1,014; V. $4,504. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 15,736 bush. ; V. $11,015 ; rye, 
 446 bush. ; V. $401 ; barley, 455 bush. ; V. $315 ; oats, 8,971 
 bush.; V. $3,230; potatoes, 36,551 bush.; V. $12,180; other 
 esculent vegetables, 11,958 bush. ; V. $2,985; hay, 1,757 tons; 
 V. $41,846. 
 
 Fruit raised, 14,947 bush. ; V. $3,737, 
 
 Butter, 33,502 lbs. ; V. $6,030; cheese, 8,090 lbs.; V. $647; 
 honey, 150 lbs. ; V. $25 ; beeswax, 15 lbs. ; V. $5. 
 
 Oil Casks m'd, 2,500; V. $3,125. 
 
 V. of Truss Hoops m'd, $300. 
 
 Ships' Scrapes m'd, 1,200; V. $275. 
 
 COUNTY OF PLYMOUTH. 
 
 AI3INGT0N. 
 
 Tack and Brad Manufactories, 2; V. of tacks and brads m'd, 
 $18,622; 0. $11,200; E. 27. 
 
 Saddle, Harness and Trunk Manufactories, 1 ; Y. of articles 
 m'd, $1,200; C. $500 ; E. 2. 
 
 Tanneries, 1 ; hides tanned, 1,600; Y. of leather tanned and 
 curried, $4,400; C. $2,000; E. 2. 
 
 Boots m'd, 198.314 pairs; shoes, 1,067,962 pairs; Y. of boots 
 and shoes, $1,013,126; M. E. 2,193; F. E. 1,361. 
 
 Boot and Shoe Boxes m'd, 47,100 ; Y. $11,300 ; E. 14. 
 
 Confectionary m'd, 20,000 lbs. ; Y. $3,120; E. 2. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 413,000 feet; Y. $3,730 ; shingles, 400,- 
 000; Y. $1,200. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 1,450 cords ; Y, $5,800. 
 
 Sheep, 40 ; Y. $80 ; wool produced, 160 lbs. ; Y. $53. 
 
 Horses, 322; Y. $19,320; neat cattle, 587; Y. $12,750; 
 swine, $440 ; Y. $2,640. 
 
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 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 2,012 bush. ; Y. $1,308 ; wheat, 
 24 bush. ; V. |36 ; rye, 190 bush. ; V. $152 ; barley, 103 bush. ; 
 V. $72 ; oats, 87 bush. ; V. $30 : potatoes, 24,509 bush. ; V. $0,- 
 127; other esculent vegetables, 150 bush. ; V. $38; hay, 1,031 
 
 tons; V. $12,372. 
 
 Fruit raised, 4,689 bush.; V. $1,407. 
 
 Butler, 12,714 lbs.; V. $1,927; cheese, 7,125 lbs. ; V. $570. 
 
 BRIDGEWATER. 
 
 Flannel or Blanketing m'd, 150 yds. ; Y. $150. 
 
 RolUng, suiting and Nail Mills, 2; iron m'd and not made 
 into nails, 800 tons; Y. $72,000; machines for m. of nails, 20; 
 nails m'd, 700 tons ; Y. $60.000 ; forges, 2 ; bar iron, cables, 
 anchors and other articles of wrought iron m'd, 100 tons; Y. 
 $20,000 ; brass foundries, 1 ; {the establishment of the Bridge- 
 water Iron Co. ;) C. $96,000; E. 125. 
 
 Hollow Auger Manufactories, 1 ; Y. of augers m'd, $600 ; 
 E. 1. 
 
 Furnaces for m. of Hollow Ware and Castings other than 
 Pig Iron, 3 ; hollow ware and castings m'd, 460 tons ; Y. 
 $28,000. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Steam Engines and Boilers, 1 ; Y, 
 of engines and boilers m'd, $5,000. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Butts and Hinges, 1 ; iron butts or 
 hinges m'd, 24 dozen ; Y. $100. 
 
 Door Handles and Latches m'd, 100 dozen.; Y. $1,000; Y. 
 of blind hinges and fastenings m'd, $400: E. 2. 
 
 Tack and Brad Manufactories, 1 ; Y. of tacks and brads m'd, 
 $7,000; C. $10,000; E. 8. 
 
 Paper Manufactories, I ; stock consumed, 50 tons ; paper 
 m'd, 40 tons ; Y. $4,000 ; C. $4,400 ; E. 6. 
 
 Soap and Tallow Candle Manufactories, 1 ; hard soap m'd, 
 5 tons; soft, 30;) bbls. ; Y. $1,700 ; C. $1,000. 
 
 Cotton Gin Manufactories, 2 ; gins m'd, 200; Y. $30,000; 
 C. $65,000 ; E. 35. 
 
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 Boots m'd, 1,600 pairs; shoes, 5,000 pairs; V. of boots and 
 shoes, $7,375 ; also, 50,000 pairs of shoes m'd for manufactu- 
 rers it! other towns. 
 
 Straw Bonnets and Hats m'd, 7,000; V. $15,000 ; straw 
 braid m'd and not made into bonnets and hats, 33,300 yds. ; 
 V. $333. 
 
 Bricks m'd, 600,000; V. $2,400; E. 6. 
 
 Corn and other Brooms m'd, 300; V. $50. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 200,000 feet ; V. $2,000. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 804 cords; V. $2,814; E. 3. 
 
 Sheep, 185 ; Y. $270 ; wool produced, 686 lbs. ; V. $205. 
 
 Horses, 254 ; V. $10,940 ; neat cattle, 765 ; V. $14,420 ; swine, 
 415 ; V. $6,640. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 7,519 bush.; V. $5,627; wheat, 
 43 bush.; V. $53 ; rye, 1,138 bush.; V. $1,024; barley, 2S2 
 bush. ; V. $175 ; oats, 4,263 bush. ; Y. $1,705 ; potatoes, 25,124 
 bush. ; Y. $5,024; Y. of other esculent vegetables, $2,100; hay, 
 1,063 tons; Y. $13,819. 
 
 Fruit raised, 6,906 bush. ; Y. $2,071. 
 
 Butter, 21,505 lbs.; Y. $3,634; cheese, 11,575 lbs.; Y. 
 $812 ; honey, 160 lbs. ; Y. 
 
 CARYER. 
 
 Furnaces for m. of Hollow Ware and Castings other than 
 Pig Iron, 5; hollow ware and castings m'd, 445 tons; Y. 
 $36,350; C. $23,400; E. 59. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Rail-road Cars, Coaches, Chaises 
 and other Yehicles, 1 ; Y. of vehicles m'd, $500 ; C. $700 ; 
 E. 2. 
 
 Boots m'd, 25 pairs; shoes, 3,780 pairs; Y. of boots and 
 shoes, $2,664; M. E. 5; F. E. 4. 
 
 Straw Bonnets and Hats m'd, 75 ; Y. $75 ; Y. of straw braid 
 m'd and not made into bonnets and hats, $292 ; F. E, 8. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 564,000 feet; Y. $4,636 ; E. 10. 
 
 Fire VYood prepare 1, 2,024 cords ; Y. $4,048 ; E. 8 ; char- 
 coal, 17,800 bush.; Y. $1,113; E. 6. 
 
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 V. of Willow Baskets m'd, $900 ; E. 2. 
 
 Sperm Oil consumed in manufacturing, 40 galls. ; V. $40 ; 
 anthracite coal consumed in manufacturing, 157 tons ; V. 
 $1,099. 
 
 Sheep, 488; V. $732 ; wool produced, 1,253 lbs.; V. $418. 
 
 Horses, 109 ; V. $5,055 ; neat cattle, 579 ; V. $9,820 ; swine, 
 212; V. $2,120. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 4,077 bush. ; V. $3,058 ; rye, 
 1,224 bush. ; V. $979 ; oats, 598 bush. ; V. $224 ; potatoes, 
 7,170 bush. ; V. $1,613; other esculent vegetables, 2,367 bush. ; 
 V. $710; hay, 1,086 tons; Y. $10,569. 
 
 Fruit raised, 3,230 bush.; V. $854; hops, 14 lbs.; V. $1. 
 
 Butter, 10,875 lbs. ; V. $1,813; cheese, 2,700 lbs. ; V. $196 ; 
 honey, 185 lbs. ; V. $28; beeswax, 30 lbs. ; V. 8. 
 
 DUXBURY. 
 
 Woollen Mills, 1; sets of machinery, 1; yarn m'd and not 
 made into cloth, 11,500 lbs. ; V. $10,000 ; C. $4,000; M. E. 3 ; 
 F. E. 2. 
 
 Saddle, Harness and Trunk Manufactories, 2; V. of articles 
 m'd, $1,300; C. $625; E. 3. 
 
 Cordage Manufactories, 1 ; cordage m'd, 12 tons; Y. $2,400; 
 C. $5,000 ; E. 5. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Salt, 4; salt m'd, 2,200 bush.; Y. 
 $688 ; C. $3,600 ; E. 4. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Rail-road Cars, Coaches, Chaises 
 and other Yehicles, 2; Y. of vehicles m'd, $1,100 ; C. $350; 
 E. 2. 
 
 Chair and Cabinet Ware Manufactories, 1 ; Y. of articles 
 m'd, $1,000 ; C. $300 ; E. 2. 
 
 Tin Ware Manufactories, 1 ; Y. of ware, $5,000; C. $3,000; 
 
 E. 10. 
 
 Tanneries, 2 ; hides tanned, 1,058; Y. of leather tanned and 
 curried, $3,600 ; C. $2,050 ; E. 3. 
 
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 Boots m'd, 2,079 pairs ; shoes, 163,265 pairs; V. $122,500; 
 M. E. 148; F. E. 100. 
 
 Bricks m'd, 260,000 ; V. $1,300; E. 5. 
 
 V, of Building Stone quarried and prepared, $1,056 ; E. 5. 
 
 V. of Blocks and Pumps m'd, $750 ; E. 4. 
 
 Turning and Carving Establishments, 1 ; V. of m's, $500 ; 
 C. $75 ; E. 2. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 350,000 feet; V. $3,150; E. 4. 
 - Fire Wood prepared, 2,266 cords; V. $10,157; E. 30. 
 
 Vessels launched, 4; tonnage, 655 ; V. $39,794; E. 45. 
 
 Vessels employed in the Mackerel and Cod Fisheries, 9; ton- 
 nsge, 759 tons; codfish 4,300 quintals; V. $10,033; salt con- 
 sumed, 5,684 bush. ; C. $12,000; E. 64. 
 
 Sheep, 284; V. $426; wool produced, 852 lbs. ; V. $284. 
 
 Asses and Mules, 3; V. $45; horsey 192; V. $12,205; neat 
 cattle, 603; V. $12,060; swine, 403; V. $8,463. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 5,967 bush. ; V, $4,475 ; wheat, 
 58 bush. ; V. $58; rye, 1,451 bush.; V. $1,451; barley, 3 
 bush.; V. $2; oats, 1,201 bush.; V. $480 ; potatoes, 19,150 
 bush.; V. $4,788 ; other esculent vegetables, 3,378 bush.; V. 
 $1,689; hay, 2,253 tons; V. $27,036. 
 
 Fruit raised, 6,096 busii. ; V. $2,438. 
 
 Butter, 17,785 lbs. ; V. $2,964; cheese, 1,390 lbs. ; V. $111. 
 
 V. of Poultry and Eggs, $5,025. 
 
 EAST BRIDGEWATER. 
 
 Rolling, Slitting and Nail Mills, 1 ; iron m'd and not made 
 into nails, 184 tons; V.;^ 18,400; machines for m. of nails, 28; 
 nails m'd, 312 tons; V. $29,010; C. $15,000; E. 30. 
 
 Tack and Brad Manufactories, 2; tacks and brads m'd, 155 
 tons ; V. $22,0t)0 ; C. $9,000 ; E. 50. 
 
 Brass Foundries, 1 ; V. of articles m'd, $1,000; C. $300; 
 E. 2. 
 
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 Saddle, Harness and Trunk Manufactories, 3 ; V. of articles 
 m'd, $2,000 ; C. $200 ; E. 2. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Rail-road Cars, Coaches, Chaises 
 and other Vehicles, 4 ; V. of vehicles m'd, $5,025 ; C. $2,000 ; 
 E. 8. 
 
 Soap and Tallow Candle Manufactories, 1 ; hard soap m'd, 
 5 tons; soft, 300 bbls. ; V. of all the soap, $5,200 ; E. 1. 
 
 V. of Leather curried, $12,000; C. $1,000; E. 4. 
 
 Boots m'd, 20,350 pairs; shoes, 189,100 pairs; V. $153,440; 
 M. E. 250 ; F. E. 133. 
 
 V. of Building Stone quarried and prepared, $500; E. 1. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 159,000 feet; V. $1,090; E. 5. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 670 cords; V. $2,010; E. 2. 
 
 V. of other articles m'd, $8,000 ; C. $3,000 ,' E. 7. 
 
 Whale Oil consumed in manufacturing, 252 galls. ; Y. $240 ; 
 other oil, 630 galls. ; V. $350 ; anthracite coal consumed in 
 manufacturing, 250 tons; V. $1,750. 
 
 Merino Sheep, 99; V. $198; merino wool produced, 297 
 lbs. ; V. $89. 
 
 Horses, 221 ; V. $7,735 ; neat cattle, 509 ; V. $8,965 ; swine, 
 287 ; V. $2,256. 
 
 V. of Indian Corn or Maize raised, $16,926 ; rye, 284 bush. ; 
 V. $227 ; barley, 90 bush. ; V. $58 ; oats, 624 bush. ; V. $281 ; 
 potatoes, 19,498 bush. ; V. $3,900 ; V. of other esculent vege- 
 tables, $1,856; hay, 1,021 tons; V. $12,252. 
 
 Fruit raised, 2,944 bush. ; V. $736. 
 
 Butter, 15,783 lbs. ; V. $2,683 ; cheese, 13,098 lbs. ; V. 
 $1,047; honey, 100 lbs.; V. $14; beeswax, 6 lbs. ; V. $2. 
 
 HALIFAX. 
 
 Woollen Mills, 2; sets of machinery, 5 ; wool consumed, 
 100,000 lbs.; cassiniere m'd, 75,000 yds.; V. $75,000; satinet, 
 25,01)0 yds.; V $12,000; M. E. 40; F. K. 30. 
 
 Hoots m'd, 4,945 pairs; shoes, 37,785 pairs; V. of boots and 
 shoes, $34,368 ; M. E. 64 ; F. E. 30. 
 
 Cora and other Brooms m'd, 125 ; V. $25 ; E. 1. 
 
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 Lumber prepared, 325 tons ; V. $3,655 ; E. 20. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 448 cords ; V. $1,536 ; E. 14. 
 
 Sperm Oil consumed in manufacturing, 315 galls. ; V. $300 ; 
 lard oil, 1,575 galls. ; V. $900 ; anthracite coal consumed in 
 manufacturing, 75 tons ; V. $525 ; V. of other articles of for- 
 eign production, excepting cotton, wool and iron, consumed in 
 manufacturing, $2,000. 
 
 Merino Sheep, 293 ; V. $373 ; merino wool produced, 878 
 lbs. ; V. $303. 
 
 Horses, 106 ; V. $5,487 ; neat cattle, 425 ; V. $8,425 ; swine, 
 176; V. $2,162. 
 
 Indian Corn or IMaize raised, 3,701 bush.; V. $2,930; rye, 
 514 bash. ; V. $454 ; barley, 26 bush. ; V. $20 ; oats, 1,031 
 bush.; V. $348 ; potatoes, $10,970 bush.; V. $3,053 ; other 
 esculent vegetables, 495 bush.; V. $151 ; hay, 686 tons; V. 
 $7,790. 
 
 Fruit raised, 862 bush. ; V. $219. 
 
 Butter, 9,055 lbs. ; V. $1,357; cheese, 11,700 lbs. ; Y. $925; 
 honey, 166 lbs. ; V. $17; beeswax, 6 lbs.; V. $2. 
 
 HANOVER. 
 
 Forges, 3 ; bar iron, anchors, cables and other articles of 
 wrought iron m'd, 170 tons; V. $24,800; C. $18,000; E. 11. 
 
 Furnaces for m. of Hollow Ware and Castings other than 
 Pig Iron, 1 ; hollow ware and castings m'd, 35 tons ; V, $2,- 
 840; C. $1,000; E. 3. 
 
 Tack and Brad Manufactories, 2 ; tacks and brads m'd, 80 
 tons; V. $14,000; C. $14,000; E. 12. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Rail-road Cars, Coaches, Chaises 
 and other Vehicles, 1; V. of vehicles m'd, $400; C. $200; 
 E. 2. 
 
 Cotton Gin Manufactories, 1; V. of gins m'd, $444; C. 
 $500; E. 1. 
 
 Tanneries, 2; hides tanned, 450; Y. $1,412; C. $1,150; 
 E. 3. 
 
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 Boots, 7,397 pairs; shoes, 105,902 pairs; V. of boots and 
 shoes, $97,626 ; M. E. 166 ; F. E. 78. 
 
 V. of Wooden Ware m'd, |901 ; E. 5. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 453.583 feet; V. |3,867. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 906 cords ; V. $2,855 ; E. 8. 
 
 Vessels launched, 2; tonnage, 365 ; V. $12,000; E. 20. 
 
 Whale Oil consumed in manufacturing, 18 galls.; V. $9; 
 anthracite coal consumed in manufacturing, 378 tons ; V. 
 $2,520. 
 
 Sheep, 382; Y. $700; wool produced, 1,125 lbs.; V. $321. 
 
 Horses, 131; V. $5,832; neat cattle, 467; V. $8,794; swine, 
 319; V. $3,188. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 3,522 bush. ; Y. $2,312 ; rye, 
 731 bush. ; Y. $585 ; barley, 57 bush. ; Y. $32 ; oats, 122 bush. ; 
 Y. $56; potatoes, 17,240 bush.; Y. $4,310; other esculent 
 vegetables, 1,386 bush ; Y. $572; hay, 825 tons; Y. $8,657. 
 
 Fruit raised, 5,121 bush. ; Y. $1,289. 
 
 Butter, 17,019 lbs. ; Y. $2,798; cheese, 8,425 lbs.; Y. $523; 
 honey, 310 lbs. ; Y. $38; beeswax, 44 lbs. ; Y. $15. 
 
 HANSON. 
 
 Flannel or Blanketing m'd, 22 yds. ; Y. $9 ; woollen yarn 
 m'd, 10 lbs. ; Y. $4. 
 
 Rolling, Slitting and Nail Mills, 1 ; machines for m. of nails, 
 6 ; nails m'd, 50 tons ; Y. $6,000 ; C. $3,000 ; E. 10. 
 
 Forges, 1; bar iron, cables, anchors and other articles of 
 wrought iron m'd, 62 tons; Y. $9,300; C. $5,000; E.'4. 
 
 Tack and Brad Manufactories, 3; tacks and brads m'd, 202 
 tons; Y. ,$21,375; C. $10,000 ; E. 25; tack machines m'd, 15; 
 Y. $1,400; E. 1. 
 
 Harness Manufactories, 1 ; Y. of harnesses m'd, $150 ; C. $15. 
 
 Wagon Manufactories, 1 ; Y. of vehicles m'd, $460; C. $100; 
 E. 1. 
 
 Soap Manufactories, 2 ; hard soap m'd, 2 tons ; soft, 70 bbls.; 
 Y. of all the soap, $520; C. $250; E. 2. 
 
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 Tanneries, 1 ; hides tanned, 200 ; Y. of leather tanned and 
 curried, $1,000; C. $700; E. 1. 
 
 Boots m'd, 2,3S0 pairs ; shoes, $82,050 pairs ; V. of boots 
 and shoes, $66,257; M. E. 133; F. E. 175. 
 
 V. of Lumber m'd, $1,906 ; E. 2. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 736 cords; V. $1,866; E. 2. 
 
 Slioe Boxes m'd, 32,500; V. $8,325 ; C. $4,950 ; E. 9. 
 
 Shoe Fitting Machines, 36; V. $54; E. 1. 
 
 Sheep, 217; Y. $313; wool produced, 651 lbs. ; Y. $195. 
 
 Asses, 1; Y. $10; horses, 123; Y. $5,060; neat cattle, 394; 
 V. $6,394; swine, 246; Y. $3,722. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 8,429 bush. ; Y. $6,322; wheat, 
 13 bush. ; Y. $20 ; rye, 454 bush. ; Y. $409; barley, 150 bush. ; 
 Y. $113 : oats, 319 bush. ; Y. $128 ; potatoes, 42,365 bush. ; Y. 
 $10,591 ; Y. of other esculent vegetables, $600 ; hay, 620 tons; 
 Y. $7,285. 
 
 Fruit raised, 4,142 bush. ; Y. $663 ; hops, 20 lbs. ; Y. $4. 
 
 Butter, 9,597 lbs.; Y. $1,600; cheese, 4,650 lbs.; Y. $326; 
 honey, 280 lbs. ; Y. $17; beeswax, 33 lbs.; Y. $17. 
 
 HINGHAM. 
 
 Establishments for Bleaching or Coloring Cotton Goods, not 
 connected with Calico Establishments, 1 ; goods bleached or 
 colored, 12,000 yds.; Y. $1,000; C. $1,500; E. 5. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Worsted Goods, 1 ; goods m'd, 30,- 
 000 yds. ; Y. $40,000; C. $3,000; M. E. 16 ; F. E. 64. 
 
 Forges, 9 ; bar iron, anchors, cables and other articles of 
 wrought iron m'd, 21 tons; Y. $5,100; C. $3,600; E. 11. 
 
 Furnaces for m. of Hollow Ware and Castings other than 
 Pig Iron, 2 : hollow ware and castings m'd, 221 tons ; Y. $13,- 
 200; C. $11,000; E. 16. 
 
 Axe Manufactories, 2; axes and other edge tools m'd, 6,408; 
 Y. $3,800 ; C. $2,000 ; E. 6. 
 
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 Plough Manufactories, 1 ; ploughs and other agricultural 
 tools m'd, 150 ; V. |1,200 ; C. $800 ; E. 2. 
 
 Saddle, Harness and Trunk Manufactories, 3 ; V. of articles 
 m'd, $700 ; C. $500 ; E. 3. 
 
 Hat and Cap Manufactories, 3; hats and caps m'd, 11,916; 
 V. $26,500; C. $1,800; E. 23. 
 
 Cordage Manufactories, 1 ; cordage m'd, 150 tons ; V. $28,- 
 000; C. $10,000; E. 22. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Salt, 2 ; salt m'd, 1,675 bush. ; V. 
 $496 ; C. $6,800 ; E. 2. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Rail-road Cars, Coaches, Chaises 
 and other Vehicles, 3 ; V. of vehicles m'd, $3,600 ; C. $1,500 ; 
 E. 7. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Fire Arms, 1 ; fowling-pieces m'd, 
 50; V. $500; C. $100; E. 1. 
 
 Chair and Cabinet Ware Manufactories, 4 ; V. of articles 
 m'd, $10,200; C. $4,900; E. 15. 
 
 Tin Ware Manufactories, 2; V. of ware, $2,200 ; C. $1,400; 
 E. 4. 
 
 Tanneries, 3 ; hides tanned, 3,225 ; V. of leather tanned and 
 curried, $10,100; C. $10,500; E. 6. 
 
 Boots m'd, 2,458 pairs; shoes, 27,105 pairs; V. of boots and 
 shoes, $38,097 ; M. E. 92 ; F. E. 44. 
 
 V. of Blocks, Spars and Pumps m'd, $1,500; E. 2. 
 
 Y. of Mechanics' Tools m'd, $50 ; E. 1. 
 
 Y. of Wooden Ware m'd, $25,066 ; E. 84. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 33,000 feet; Y. $319; E. 2. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 2,007 cords ; Y. $8,575. 
 
 Yessels launched, 1; tonnage, 550; Y. $23,000; E. 20. 
 
 Anthracite coal consumed in manufacturing, 120 tons; Y. 
 $710 ; bituminous coal mined in the U. States, 32 chaldrons ; 
 Y. $288; foreign bituminous coal, 20 chaldrons; Y. $200. 
 
 Yessels employed in Mackerel and Cod Fisheries, 28; ton- 
 nage, 1,639; mackerel taken, 9,341 bbls. ; Y. $66,558; salt 
 consumed, 14,482 bush.; Y. $33,000 ; E. 311. 
 
 Sheep, 773 ; Y. $1,546 ; wool produced, 2,590 lbs. ; Y. $699. 
 
 Horses, 210; Y. $10,500; neat cattle, 733; Y. $18,740; 
 swine, 233 ; Y. $2,330. 
 
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 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 4,039 bush. ; V. $3,029 ; rye, 
 787 bush.; V. $G69 ; barley, 294 bush.; V. $176; oats, 55 
 bush. ; V. |22 ; potatoes, 11,530 bush. ; V. $3,459 ; other escu- 
 lent vegetables, 100 tons; V. $800 ; hay, 1,492 tons; V. $17,316. 
 
 Fruit raised, 8,431 bush. ; V. $3,174. 
 
 Butter, 24,860 lbs. ; V. $4,474; cheese, 4,300 lbs.; V. $300; 
 honey, 160 lbs. ; V. $32. 
 
 HULL. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Salt, 2 ; salt m'd, 2,200 bush. ; V. 
 $726 ; C. $4,000 ; E. 3. 
 
 Boots m'd, 175 pairs; shoes, 300 pairs; Y. of boots and 
 shoes, $825 ; M. E. 5. 
 
 Vessels employed in the Mackerel and Cod Fisheries, 4 ; 
 tonnage, 153; mackerel, 200 bbls. ; V. $1,500; salt consumed, 
 200 bush.; C. $1,500; E. 23. 
 
 Sheep, 381 ; V. $762 ; wool produced, 1,675 lbs. ; V. $419. 
 
 Horses, 11 ; V. $550; neat cattle, 51 ; V. $1,785; swine, 44; 
 V. $440. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 245 bush. ; V. $172; rye, 20 
 bush.; V. $15; barley, .360 bush.; V. $216; potatoes, 1,021 
 bush. ; V. $357 ; V. of other esculent vegetables, $285 ; hay, 
 325 tons ; Y. $2,600. 
 
 Fruit raised, 497 bush. ; Y. $310. 
 
 Butter, 400 lbs.; Y. $80; cheese, 300 lbs.; Y. $24. 
 
 KINGSTON. 
 
 Cotton Mills, 1 ; spindles, 590; cotton consumed, 10,000 lbs, ; 
 yarn m'd and not made into cloth, 8,350 lbs. ; C. $6,000 ; M. 
 E. 1 ; F. E. 12. 
 
 Forges, 2; bar iron, anchors, cables and other articles of 
 wrought iron m'd, 80 tons; Y. $11,500; C. $10,000 ; E. 5. 
 
 Furnaces for m. of Hollow Ware and Castings other than 
 
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 Pig Iron, 1 ; hollow ware and castings m'd, 100 tons ; Y, 
 $8,000 ; 0. ^7,000 ; E. 10. 
 
 Axe Manufactories, 1 ; axes and other edge tools m'd, 400 ; 
 V. 15700 ; C. $400 ; E. 2. 
 
 Tack and Brad Manufactories, 3 ; tacks and brads m'd, 87 
 tons ; V. $17,400 ; C. |8,500 : E. 15. 
 
 Saddle, Harness and Trunk Manufactories, 1 ; V. of articles 
 m'd, $150; C. $400; E. 1. 
 
 Soap and Tallow Candle Manufactories, 1 ; soap m'd, 72,- 
 000 lbs. ; V. $3,600; C. $1,000 ; E. 2. 
 
 Tanneries, 2 ; hides tanned, 600 ; V. of leather tanned and 
 curried, $800 ; C. $2,000 ; E. 2. 
 
 Boots m'd, 2,300 pairs; shoes, 34,300 pairs; V. of boots and 
 shoes, $30,000 ; M. E. 32 ; F. E. 25. 
 
 V. of Augers m'd, $4,000; E. 6. 
 
 V. of Potters' Ware m'd, $500 ; C. $500; E. 2. 
 
 Hames for Harnesses m'd, 600 pairs ; V. $600 ; C. $500 ; 
 E. 2. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 164,000 feet; V. $1,400; E. 3; ship tim- 
 ber, 100 tons ; V. $900. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 2,211 cords; V. $6,376; E. 10. 
 
 Vessels launched, 3; tonnage, 337; V. $15,500; E. 9. 
 
 Vessels employed in the Mackerel and Cod Fisheries, 15 ; 
 tonnage, 1,418; mackerel, 50 bbls. ; Y. $350; codfish, 11,740 
 quintals; Y. $34,500; salt consumed, 13,840 bush. ; C. $30,- 
 000 ; E. 128. 
 
 Sheep, 213; Y. $327; wool produced, 524 lbs. ; Y. $140. 
 
 Horses, 117 ; Y. $5,000 ; neat cattle, 342; Y. $6,919; swine, 
 259 ; Y. $1,942; Y. of swine slaughtered, $5,000. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 3,349 bush. ; Y. $2,511 ; wheat, 
 19 bush. ; Y. $19 ; rye, 763 bush. ; Y. $763 ; barley, 55 bush, ; 
 Y. $40 ; oats, 182 bush. ; Y. $60 ; potatoes, 10,000 bush. ; Y. 
 $2,500; other esculent vegetables, 1,440 bush. ; Y. $352; hay, 
 809 tons ; Y. $8,748. 
 
 Fruit raised, 4,020 bush. ; Y. $834. 
 
 Butler, 9,541 lbs.; Y. $1,590; cheese, 3,095 lbs. ; Y. $216. 
 
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 MARSHFIELD. 
 
 Cotton Mills, 2 ; spindles, 2,010; cotton consumed, 74,940 
 bs. ; sheeting m'd, 115,000 yds.; V. $7,762 ; yarn m'd and not 
 made into cloth, 31,000 lbs.; V. $4,960; batting m'd, 1,000 
 lbs. ; V. .$70 ; C. $18,000 ; M. E. 8 ; F. E. 26. 
 
 Wool carded, 1,500 lbs. 
 
 Boots m'd, 135 pairs ; shoes, 797 pairs ; V. of boots and 
 shoes, $1,166; M. E. 4. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 262,000 feet ; V. $2,022. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 932 cords ; Y. .$2^758. 
 
 Sperm oil consumed in manufacturing, 170 galls.; V. $162. 
 
 Sheep, 773; V. $1,160; wool produced, 2,215 lbs.; V. $554. 
 
 Horses, 163; V. $7,335; neat cattle, 807; V. $16,510; 
 swine, 375; V. $7,119. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 6.136 bush.; V. $4,602 ; wheat, 
 189 bush. ; V. $189 ; rye, 1,480 bush. ; V. $1,184; barley, 5 
 bush.; V. $3 ; oats, 1,337 bush. ; V. $535 ; potatoes, 19,671 
 bush.; V. $3,934; other esculent vegetables, 3,775 bush.; V. 
 $755; hay, 3,019 tons; V. $23,190. 
 
 Fruit raised, 8,347 bush. ; V. $2,087. 
 
 Butter, 22,220 lbs. ; V. $3,555 ; cheese, 10,137 lbs. ; Y. $710 ; 
 honey, 175 tons; Y. $35; beeswax, 21 lbs.; Y. $7. 
 
 MIDDLEBOROUGH. 
 
 Cotton Mills, 2 ; spindles, 3,200 ; cotton consumed, 157,164 
 lbs. ; sheeting m'd, 255,697 yds. ; printing cloth, 350,000 yds. ; 
 Y. of all the cloth m'd, $40,024; batting m'd, 2,600 lbs.; Y. 
 $208 ; C. $32,000 ; M. E. 30 ; F. E. 47. 
 
 Rolling, Slitting and Nail Mills, 1 ; machines for m. of nails, 
 4; cut nails m'd, 220,000 lbs.; wrought nails, 51,500 lbs. ; Y. 
 of all the nails, $18,650; C. .$8,.500; E. 23. 
 
 Forges, 1 ; bar iron, anchors, cables and other articles of 
 wrought iron m'd, 30 tons; Y. $2,500; C. $1,000; E. 2. 
 
 Furnaces for m. of Hollow Ware and Castings other than 
 
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 Pig Iron, 1 ; hollow ware and castings m'd, 225 tons ; V. $5,- 
 000 ; C. $1,000 ; E. 18. 
 
 Latch and Door Handle Manufactories, 1 ; door handles and 
 latches m'd, 1,200 dozen; V. $1,200; C. $600; E. 3. 
 
 Tack and Brad Manufactories, 1 ; tacks and brads m'd, 75,- 
 000 lbs. ; V. $4,500 ; C. $5,000 ; E. 4. 
 
 Manufactories of Shovels, Spades, Forks and Hoes, 3 ; arti- 
 cles m'd, 42,250 ; V. $14,200 ; E. 38. 
 
 Saddle, Harness and Trunk Manufactories, 1 ; V. of articles 
 m'd, $180; C. $200; E. 1. 
 
 Establisliments for m. of Kail-road Cars, Coaches, Chaises 
 and other Vehicles, 7; V. of vehicles m'd, $3,100; C. $2,000; 
 E. 9. 
 
 Chair and Cabinet Ware Manufactories, 3; V. of articles 
 m'd, $1,780; C. $1,520; E.G. 
 
 Tin Ware Manufactories, 2; V. of ware, $2,200; C.$750; E.4. 
 
 Boots m'd, 309 pairs; shoes, 60,140 pairs; V. of boots and 
 shoes, $12,793; M. E. GO; F. E. 18; boots m'd, 3,47G pairs; 
 shoes, 57,77G pairs; M. E. 70; F. E. 20. 
 
 Straw Bonnets and Hats m'd, 18,479; V. $25,549. 
 
 Palm-leaf Hats m'd, 350; V. $70; F. E. 19G. 
 
 V. of Snuff, Tobacco and Cigars m'd, $1,500 ; E. 3. 
 
 V. of Building Stone quarried and prepared, $2,000; E. 12. 
 
 V. of Blocks and Pumps m'd, $150 ; E. 1. 
 
 Y. of Mechanics' Tools m'd, $100 ; E. 1. 
 
 V. of Wooden Ware m'd, $300 ; E. 2. 
 
 Nail Casks m'd, 14,000; V. $1,260; C. $500; E. 3. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 693,700 feet; shingles, 347,000; V. of 
 lumber and shingles, $7,631 ; E. 16. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 3,707 cords; V. $10,194; E. 12; char- 
 coal, 67,100 bush. ; V. $4,694. 
 
 Sperm Oil consumed in manufacturing, 330 galls, ; V, $290; 
 anthracite coal consumed in manufacturing, 124 tons; T. $980; 
 foreign bituminous coal, 72 chaldrons; V. $926 ; V. of other 
 articles of American production, excepting cotton, wool and 
 iron, consumed in manufactnring, $4,505 ; V. of other articles 
 of foreign production, excepting as above, consumed, $35. 
 
 Sheep, 1,539; V. $1,924; wool produced, 3,788 lbs. ; V.$947. 
 
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 Horses, 540; V. ^2,700; neat cattle, 2,442; V. $31,746; 
 swine, 984 ; V. $8,856. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised," 2^688 bush.; V. $16,266; 
 wheat, 133 bush. ; V. $133 ; rye, 3,948 bush. ; V., |3,356 ; bar- 
 ley, 174 bush. ; V. $131 : oats, 7,956 bush. ; V. #^3; potatoes, 
 55,741 bush.; Y. $13,935; other esculent vegetables, 6,102 
 bush.; V. $1,526; hay, 3,453 tons; V. $41,438. 
 
 Fruit raised, 20,960 bush. ; Y. $4,192 ; cranberries, 600 bush.; 
 Y. $1,200. 
 
 Butter, 50,887 lbs. ; Y. $8,481 ; cheese, 35,446 lbs. ; Y. $2,- 
 481 ; honey, 466 lbs. ; Y. $78. 
 
 Fruit Trees raised, 1,150; Y. $175. 
 
 NORTH BRIDGEWATER. 
 
 Manufactories of Shovels, Spades, Forks and Hoes, 1 ; Y. of 
 articles m'd, $2,000 ; C. $500 ; E. 2. 
 
 Musical Instrument Manufactories, 1 ; Y. of instruments m'd, 
 $900 ; C. $350 ; E. 2. 
 
 Brush Manufactories, 1 ; Y. of brushes m'd, $21,500; C. 
 $6,000 ; E. 21. 
 
 Saddle, Harness and Trunk Manufactories, 1 : Y. of articles 
 m'd, $1,500; C. $300; K 3. 
 
 Hat and Cap Manufactories, 1 ; hats and caps m'd, $1,040; 
 Y. $2,500 ; C. $500 ; E. 3. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Rail-road Cars, Coaches, Chaises 
 and other Yehicles, 1 ; Y. of vehicles m'd, $1,590; C. $300; 
 E. 3. 
 
 Chair and Cabinet Ware Manufactories, 8; Y. of articles 
 m'd, $38,000; C. $18,571 ; E. 48. 
 
 Tin Ware and Stove Manufactories, 2 ; Y. of ware, $6,074 ; 
 C. $2,200; E. 11. 
 
 Boots m'd, 44,711 pairs; shoes, 155,476 pairs; Y. $179,716; 
 M. E. 301 ; F. E. 203. 
 
 Y. of Snuff, Tobacco and Cigars m'd, $5,200 ; E. 9. . 
 
 Y. of Blocks and Pumps m'd, $361 ; E. 2. 
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 V. of Mechanics' Tools m'd, ^8,250 ; E. 19. 
 
 Shoe Last and Boot Tree Manufactories, 1 ; V. of articles 
 m'd, $7,995; C. $1,500; E. 7. 
 
 V. of Machines for Rolling Leather, $1,599 ; C. $300 ; E. 1. 
 
 V. of Packing Boxes m'd, $2,132; 0. $400; E. 6. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 300,000 feet ; Y. $3,531. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 1,155 cords; Y. $4,620. 
 
 Horses, 292; Y. $17,520; neat cattle, 632; Y. $15,800; 
 swine, 338 , Y. $5,070. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 5,000 bush. ; Y. $3,333 ; rye, 
 366 bush. ; Y. $293 ; barley, 239 bush. ; Y. $143 ; oats, 585 
 bush.; Y. $234; potatoes, 23,111 bush.; Y. $5,777; other es- 
 culent vegetables, 2,000 bush.; Y. $600; millet, 4 tons; Y. 
 $50 ; liay, 1,445 tons ; Y. $20,230. 
 
 Fruit raised, 7,249 bush.; Y. $1,812. 
 
 Butter, 20,496 lbs.; Y. $3,279; cheese, 23,280 lbs.; Y. $1,- 
 862 ; honey, 235 lbs. ; Y. $28 ; beeswax, 16 lbs. ; Y. $4. 
 
 PEMBROKE. 
 
 Y. of Wagons m'd, $50. 
 
 Chair and Cabinet Ware Manufactories, 1 ; V. of articles 
 m'd, $45; E. 1. 
 
 Boots m'd, 650 pairs; shoes, 27,180 pairs; M. E. 56; F. E. 
 82. 
 
 Y. of Building Stone quarried and prepared, $475 ; E. 3. 
 
 Y. of Packing Boxes m'd, $8,250; C. $1,000; E. 19. 
 
 Sheep, 315 ; Y. $473 ; wool produced, 830 lbs. ; Y. $252. 
 
 Horses, 122 ; Y. $3,660 ; neat cattle, 508 ; Y. $10,160 ; swine, 
 291 ; Y. $2,292. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 3,991 bush. ; Y. $2,993 ; wheat, 
 2 bush. ; Y. $3 ; rye, 964 bush. ; Y. $800 ; barley, 108 bush. ; 
 Y. $81 ; oats, 648 bush. ; Y. $259 ; potatoes, 15,563 bush. ; Y. 
 $3,891 ; other esculent vegetables, 1,016 bush. ; Y. $406 ; hay, 
 1,085 tons ; Y. $13,020. 
 
 Fruit raised, 6,246 bush. ; Y. $1,249. 
 
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 Butter, 14,611 lbs.; V. P,484; cheese, 4,645 lbs.; V. ^25; 
 honey, 74 lbs. ; V. $15 ; beeswax, 4 lbs. ; V. $1. 
 
 Amount paid for Bottoming and fitting Boots and Shoes, 
 $8,716 ; for m. of clothing, $1,500. 
 
 PLYMOUTH. 
 
 Cotton Mills, 5 ; spindles, 2,768 ; cotton consumed, 187,000 
 lbs. ; duck m'd, 40,000 yds. ; V. $10,000 ; cod lines, 4,970 ; V. 
 $2,018 ; V. of cotton yarn m'd, $4,800 ; batting, 34,000 lbs. ; 
 Y. $2,550; C. $23,400; M. E. 31; F. E. 47. 
 
 Rolling, Slitting and Nail Mills, 2 ; iron m'd and not made 
 into nails, 600 tons; Y. $55,000; machines for m. of nails, 30; 
 nails m'd, 1,000 tons ; Y. $85,000 ; C. $100,000 ; E. 50. 
 
 Forges, 1 ; bar iron, anchors and cables m'd, 146 tons ; Y. 
 $8,800 ; C. $5,000 ; E. 3. 
 
 Saddle, Harness and Trunk Manufactories, 3 ; Y. of articles 
 m'd, $2,.550; C. $1,300; E. 4. 
 
 Cordage Manufactories, 5 ; cordage m'd, 912 tons ; Y. $203,- 
 800 ; C. $133,700 ; E. 139. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Rail-road Cars, Coaches, Chaises 
 and other Yehicles, 2 ; Y. of vehicles m'd, $700 ; C. $1,500 ; 
 E. 2. 
 
 Oil and Sperm Candle Manufactories, 2 ; oil m'd, 45,500 
 galls. ; Y. $38,200 ; candles, 34,750 lbs. ; Y. $3,687 ; C. $45,- 
 000 ; E. 7. 
 
 Chair and Cabinet Ware Manufactories. 1 ; Y. of articles 
 m'd, $600 ; C. $300 ; E. 2. 
 
 Tin Ware Manufactories, 2 ; Y. of ware; $3,100 ; C. $3,300 ; 
 E. 7. 
 
 Tanneries, 1 ; hides tanned, 550 ; Y. of leather tanned and 
 curried, $1,000 ; C. $3,000 ; E. 2. 
 
 Boots m'd, 1,477 pairs ; shoes, 825 pairs ; V. of boots and 
 shoes, $6,326; M. E. 17; F. E. 3. 
 
 Bricks m'd, I'M) 000; Y$600; E. 2. 
 
 V. of Building Stone quarried and prepared, $1,000; E. 4. 
 
 V. of Blocks and Pumps rn'd, ^650 ; E. 3. 
 
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 Rivet Manufactories, 1 ; iron m'd, 75 tons ; V. $10,000 ; 
 rivet machines, 6 ; rivets m'd, 75 tons ; V. $16,500 ; C. $10,- 
 000; E. 15. 
 
 Coopers' Shops, 5 ; casks m'd, 10,000 ; V. $3,200 ; E. 10. 
 
 Oil Soap m'd, 30,000 lbs. ; V. $850. 
 
 Cod Liver Oil m'd, 500 bbls. ; V. $7,500. 
 
 V. of Fresh Fish and Lobsters, $4,000 ; E. 18. 
 
 V. of Ship Thimbles m'd, $3,000 ; E. 4. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 6,.583 cords; V. $24,057; E. 50. 
 
 Vessels launched, 4 ; tonnage, 299 ; V. $9,568 ; E. 35. 
 
 Sperm Oil consumed in manufacturing, 4,000 galls. ; V. 
 $3,600 ; whale oil, 14,175 galls. ; V. $4,252; anthracite coal 
 consumed in manufacturing, 815 tons ; V. $3,677 ; bituminous 
 coal mined in the U. States, 278 chaldrons ; V. $3,200 ; foreign 
 bituminous coal, 1,980 chaldrons; V. $21,780. 
 
 Vessels employed in the Whale Fishery, 5 ; tonnage, 998 ; 
 sperm oil imported, 6,675 galls.; V. $6,007; whale oil, 800 
 galls. ; V. $355 ; C. $77,000 ; E. 107. 
 
 Vessels employed in the Mackerel and Cod Fisheries, 55 ; 
 tonnage, 4,000; mackerel taken, 120 bbls.; V. $780 ; codfish, 
 40,617 quintals ; V. $93,107; salt consumed, 48,575 bush.; 
 C. $104,993; E. 465. 
 
 Sheep, 986; V. $1,411 ; wool produced, 1,907 lbs. ; V. $572. 
 
 Horses, 324; V. $15,452; neat cattle, 923; V. $14,062; 
 swine, 650; V. $7,747. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 7,582 bush. ; V. $4,700 ; wheat, 
 166; V. $166 ; rye, 1,459 bush. ; V. $1,094; barley, 401 bush. ; 
 V. $200; oats, 640 bush. ; V. $256 ; potatoes, 16,179 bush. ; 
 V. $4,045 ; other esculent vegetables, 4,124 bush. ; V. $1,237; 
 hay, 1,562 tons; V. $15,953. 
 
 Fruit raised, 3,043 bush. ; V. $1,217. 
 
 Butter, 3,640 lbs. ; V. $691. 
 
 PLYMPTON. 
 
 Cotton Mills, 1 ; spindles, 1,100 ; cotton consumed, 27,000 
 lbs. ; printing cloth m'd, 16,000 yds. ; V. $11,200; batting, 1,200 
 lbs.; V. $120: C. $15,000; M. E. 7; F. E. 20. 
 
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 Woollen Mills, 1; sets of Machinery, 2; wool consumed, 
 11,793 lbs. ; satinet m'd, 15,720 yds.; V. $6,(335; C. |6,000 ; 
 M. E. 5 ; F. E. 10. 
 
 Tacks and Brads m'd, 6,000 lbs. ; V. $600 ; E. 1. 
 
 Manufactories of Shovels, Spades, Forks and Hoes, 1; V. of 
 articles m'd, $20,800 ; C. $10,000 ; E. 20. 
 
 Shoes m'd, 5,000 pairs ; V. $3,780 ; boots bottomed and fit- 
 ted, 1,850 pairs; shoes, 34,129 pairs; V. of labor in bottoming 
 and fitting boots and shoes, $8,255 ; M. E. 50; F. E. 24. 
 
 Iron Rivets m'd, 6 tons; V. $1,140; M, E. 3. 
 
 Shoe Boxes m'd, 4,000; V. $1,000; C. $1,000; E. 2. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 369,000 feet ; V. $2,287 ; E. 40 ; ship 
 timber, 200 tons ; V. $1,800 ; E. 4. 
 
 Saw Mills, 5 ; V. $2,000 ; E. 5. 
 
 Wooden Hoops prepared, 27,000; V. $830 ; E. 4. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 223 cords; V. $436; E. 20; V. of char- 
 coal, $730 ; M. E. 6. 
 
 Saxony Sheep, 15 ; other sheep, 97 ; V. of all the sheep, 
 $220; Saxony wool, produced, 42 lbs. ; other wool, 239 lbs.; 
 V. of all the wool, $112. 
 
 Horses, 89; V. $5,340; neat cattle, 400; V. $8,330; swine, 
 182 ; V. $2,794. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 3,753 bush. ; V. $2,252 ; rye, 
 500 bush. ; Y. $400 ; barley, 69 bush. ; Y. $51 ; oats, 600 bush. ; 
 Y. $240; potatoes, 9,341 bush. ; Y. $2,335 ; beans, 200 bush. ; 
 Y. $300 ; other esculent vegetables, 1,308 bush. ; Y. $436; hay, 
 696 tons; Y. $8,388. 
 
 Fruit raised, 1,577 bush. ; Y. $552. 
 
 Butter, 10,983 lbs.; Y. $1,759; cheese, 3,040 lbs.; Y. $213. 
 
 Y. of Poultry and Eggs, $480. 
 
 ROCHESTER. 
 
 Forges, 1 ^ bar iron, anchors, cables and other articles of 
 wrought iron m'd, 25 tons; Y. $2,000; C. $2,600; E. 3. 
 
 Hat and Cap Manufactories, 1; hats and caps m'd, 100; Y. 
 $200; C. $133; E. 1. 
 
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 Establishments for m. of Salt, 10 ; salt m'd, 7,185 bush. ; V. 
 $1,796; C. $5,250; E. 10. 
 
 Chair and Cabinet Ware Manufactories, 2 ; Y. of articles 
 m'd, $1,600; C. $500; E. 2. 
 
 Boots m'd, 186 pairs ; shoes, 2,036 pairs ; V. of boots and 
 shoes, $2,594 ; M. E. 4. 
 
 Palm-leaf Hats m'd, 115; Y. $40. 
 
 Y. of SnufF, Tobacco and Cigars, $800 ; E. 1. 
 
 Y. of Building Stone quarried and prepared, $825 ; E. 2. 
 
 Y. of Blocks and Pumps m'd, $700 ; E. 2. 
 
 Y. of Oil Casks m'd, $6,666; C. $4,500. 
 
 Eiimber prepared, 572.560 feet ; Y. $6,438 ; E. 58 ; shingles, 
 4,003,000 ; Y. $1,008 ; ship timber, 137 tons ; Y. $1,096. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 5,171 cords; Y. $15,513; E. 50. 
 
 Yessels launched, 7 ; tonnage, 2,068 ; Y. $82,720 ; E. 73. 
 
 Boats built, 18 ; Y. $1,080; E. 3. 
 
 Yessels employed in the Whale Fishery, 14; tonnage, 2,538; 
 sperm oil imported, 113,298 galls.; Y. $103,120; whale oil, 
 103,540 galls. ; Y. $36,239; whalebone, 30,550 lbs. ; Y. $9,776; 
 C. $166,210 ; E. 294. 
 
 Yessels employed in the Mackerel and Cod Fisheries, 2 ; ton- 
 nage, 140; codfish taken, 1,350 quintals; Y. $2,700; salt con- 
 sumed, 1,800 bush. ; Y. $6,500; E. 21. 
 
 Sheep, 1,228; Y. $1,228; Y. of wool produced, $1,148. 
 
 Horses, 272; Y. $33,600; neat cattle, 1,146; Y. $17,190; 
 swine, 760; Y. $9,120. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 10,641 bush. ; Y. $6,264; rye, 
 1,803 bush.; Y. $1,442; barley, 314 bush.; Y. $251; oats, 
 2,391 bush. ; Y. $836 ; potatoes, 31,646 bush. ; Y. $7,913; other 
 esculent vegetables, 4,213 bush.; Y. $1,264; millet, 1^ tons; 
 Y. $24; hay, 1,839 tons; Y, $20,229. 
 
 Fruit raised, 13,312 bush.; Y. $3,994. 
 
 Butter, 29,666 lbs.; Y. $5,340; cheese, 4,107 lbs.; Y. $329; 
 honey, 329 lbs. ; Y. $41. 
 
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 SCITUATE. 
 
 Tack and Brad Manufactories, 2: tacks and brads m'd, 
 195,000 lbs. ; V. $20,500; C. $9,000; E. 18. 
 
 Ploughs m'd, 10 ; V. $80. 
 
 Wagons m'd, 15; V. $750; C. $200; E. 2. 
 
 Tanneries, 1; hides tanned, 150; V. of leather tanned and 
 curried, $570; C. $250; E. 1. 
 
 Boots m'd, 642 pairs; shoes, 9,300 pairs; V. $9,193; M. E. 
 22 ; F. E. 15. 
 
 Bricks m'd, 250,000; Y. $1,300; E. 5. 
 
 y. of Mechanics' Tools m'd, $300; E. 1. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 125,000 feet boards and 67 tons timber ; 
 V. $1,730 ; E. 3. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 1,409 cords; Y. $3,795 ; E. 10. 
 
 Yessels emploj^ed in the Mackerel and Cod Fisheries, 9 ; ton- 
 nage, 560; mackerel, 677 bbls. ; Y. $5,003; codfish, 2,300 
 quintals; Y. $4,925; salt consumed, 4,519 bush.; C. $11,525; 
 E. 77. 
 
 Sheep, 915 ; Y. $1,367; wool produced, 2,639 lbs. ; Y. $660. 
 
 Horses, 340; Y. $12,493; neat cattle, 1,268; Y. $23,603; 
 swine, 559 ; Y. $8,385. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 9,079 bush.; Y. $6,810; rye, 
 1,847 bush. ; Y. $1,400; barley, 583 bush. ; Y. $418 ; oats, 395 
 bush.; Y. $132; potatoes, 27,503 bush. ; Y. $5,500 ; other es- 
 culent vegetables, 261 tons; Y. $1,305; hay, 2,788 tons; Y. 
 $25,171. 
 
 Fruit raised, 10,488 bush.; Y. $2,622. 
 
 Butter, 39,015 lbs.; Y. $6,502; cheese, 18,286 lbs.; Y. $1,- 
 280 ; honey, 620 lbs. ; Y. $82; beeswax, 35 lbs. ; Y. $12. 
 
 Lobsters taken, 30,000; Y. $900; E. $15. 
 
 Y. of Fruit Trees raised, $100. 
 
 WAREHAM. 
 
 Cotton Mills, 2 ; C. $5,000 {not in operation). 
 
 Rolling, Slitting and Nail Mills, 4; iron m'd and not made 
 
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 into nails, 2,100 tons; V. $147,000; machines for m. of nails, 
 150; nails m'd, 4,000 tons; V. $360,000; C. $1,000,000; E. 
 450. 
 
 Forges, 2 ; liar iron, anchors, cables and other articles of 
 wrought iron m'd, 2,000 tons; V. $120,000; C. $120,000; E. 
 25. 
 
 Furnaces for m, of Hollow Ware and Castings other than 
 Pig Iron, 1 ; hollow ware and castings m'd, 600 tons; V. $15,- 
 000; C. $15,000; E. 15. 
 
 Saddle, Harness and Trunk Manufactories, 1 ; V, of articles 
 m'd, $1,000; C. $500; E. 2. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Salt, 1 ; salt m'd, 300 bush. ; V. 
 $90; C. $4,000; E. 1. 
 
 Chair and Cabinet Ware Manufactories, 1 ; V. of articles 
 m'd, $1,200; C. $1,000; E. 3. 
 
 Tanneries, 1; hides tanned, 350; V. of leather tanned and 
 curried, $1,500; C. $1,500; E. 2. 
 
 Boots, 150 pairs ; shoes, 800 pairs ; V. of boots and shoes, 
 $1,400; M. E. 8. 
 
 Y. of Building Stone quarried and prepared, $4,000; E. 10. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 350,000 feet ; V. $3,500 ; E. 13. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 2,575 cords ; Y. $10,500. 
 
 Staves m'd, 1,120,000; Y. $4,000; C. $5,000; E. 12. 
 
 Sperm Oil consumed in manufacturing, 1,575 galls. ; Y. $1,- 
 500; other oil, 315 galls.; Y. $250; anthracite coal consumed 
 in manufacturing, 4,000 tons; Y. $28,000; foreign bituminous 
 coal, 750 tons; Y. $6,000. 
 
 Yessels employed in the Whale Fishery, 6; tonnage, 1,366 
 sperm oil imported, 89,750 galls.; Y. $85,500; whale oil, 
 73,000 galls. ; Y. $20,000 ; whalebone, 15,000 lbs. ; Y. $4,- 
 500; C. $116,000; E. 140. 
 
 Yessels employed in the Mackerel and Cod Fisheries, 1 ; ton- 
 nage, 76; codfish, 700 quintals; Y. $1,400; salt consumed, 
 960 bush. ; C. $2,500 ; E. 11. 
 
 Sheep, 628; Y. $1,256; wool produced, 1,884 lbs. ; Y. $628. 
 
 Horses, 133 ; Y. $9,975 ; neat cattle, 375 ; Y. $8,450; swine, 
 322 ; Y. $6,762. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 3,306 bush. ; Y. $2,644 ; rye, 
 
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 722 bush. ; V. $722; oats, 595 bush. ; V. $198 ; potatoes, 6,675 
 biisli. ; V. $2,002 ; V. of other esculent vegetables, $2,168 ; 
 hay, 923 1 tons; Y. $11,082. 
 
 Fruit raised, 1,858 bush.; V. $929. 
 
 Butter, 14,000 lbs. ; V. $2,333. 
 
 WEST BRIDGEWATER. 
 
 Furnaces for m. of Hollow Ware and Castings other than 
 Pig Iron, 3; hollow ware and castings m'd, 315 tons; V. $25,- 
 750; C. $12,500; E. 33. 
 
 Manufactories of Shovels, Spades, Forks and Hoes, 1 ; V. of 
 articles m'd, $15,000; C. $12,000 ; E. 8. 
 
 Plough Manufactories, 1 ; ploughs and other agricultural 
 tools m'd, 100; V. $500; C. $250; E. 1. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Wagons, Sleighs and other Vehi- 
 cles, 2; V. of vehicles m'd, $1,400; C. $2,000; E. 5. 
 
 Boots m'd, 20,241 pairs; shoes, 84,022 pairs; V. $99,201 ; 
 M. E. 132 ; F. E, 22. 
 
 Straw Bonnets and Hats m'd, 100 ; V. $125 ; V. of straw 
 braid m'd and not made into bonnets and hats, $628 ; F. E. 46. 
 
 Lumber prepared, 70,500 feet; V. $1,662; E. 6 ; shingles, 
 348,000; box boards, 150,000; laths, 12,000; V. of shingles, 
 box boards and laths, $1,241 ; C. $2,050; E. 7. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 930 cords ; V. $3,010 ; E. 24. 
 
 Merino Sheep, 31; other sheep, 20; V. of all the sheep, $117; 
 merino wool produced, 93 lbs. ; other wool, 58 lbs. ; Y. of all 
 the wool, .$61. 
 
 Horses, 114; Y. $5,390 ; neat cattle, 659 ; Y. $14,039 ; swine, 
 241 ; Y. $2,840. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 4,571 bush. ; Y. $3,127; rye, 
 
 Y. $370; oats, 1,242 
 Y. $4,139; other es- 
 hay, 1,528 tons; Y. 
 
 466 bush. ; Y. $382 ; barley, 517 bush, 
 bush.; Y. $436; potatoes, 20,889 bush, 
 culent vegetables, 815 bush. ; Y. $328 
 $17,864. 
 
 Fruit raised, 5,626 bush. ; Y. $1,171. 
 
 Butter, 17,732 lbs. ; Y. $2,836 ; cheese, 11,533 lbs. ; Y. $876 
 40 
 
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 COUNTY OF BARNSTABLE. 
 
 BARNSTABLE. 
 
 Saddle, Harness and Trunk Manufactories, 2 ; V. of articles 
 m'd, $350 ; C. |500 ; E. 2. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Salt, 24; salt m'd, 21,000 bush.; 
 V. $5,250; C. $17,350; E. 27. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Rail-road Cars and other Vehicles, 
 7; V. of vehicles m'd, $4,200; C. $1,950; E. 9. 
 
 Chair and Cabinet Ware Manufactories, 1 ; Y. of articles 
 m'd, $450; C. $200; E. 1. 
 
 Tin Ware Manufactories, 1 ; V. of ware m'd, $400 ; C. 
 $200; E. 1. 
 
 Tanneries, 1 ; hides tanned, 200 ; V. of leather tanned and 
 curried, $1,000 ; C. $500 ; E. 2. 
 
 Boots m'd, 596 pairs; shoes, 3,650 pairs; V. of boots and 
 shoes, $5,788; M. E. 18; F. E. 12. 
 
 Bricks m'd, 75,000; V. $337; E. 1. 
 
 V. of Blocks and Pumps m'd, $600; E. 1. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 1,155 cords; V. $4,620; E. 43. 
 
 Boats built, 15 ; V. $600 ; E. 2. 
 
 Vessels employed in the Mackerel and Cod Fisheries, 8 ; 
 tonnage, 460 ; mackerel, 2,400 bbls. ; V. $15,800 ; salt con- 
 sumed, 3,600 bush. ; C. $8,500; E. 86. 
 
 Sheep, 438 ; V. $657 ; wool produced, 876 lbs. ; V. $292. 
 
 Asses, 1 ; V. $25 ; horses, 308 ; V. $13,085 ; neat cattle, 
 1,094; V. $17,824; swine, 715; V. $9,388. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 13,552 bush. ; V. $9,034; wheat, 
 47 bush.; V. $61; rye, 3,181 bush.; V. $2,385 ; barley, 315 
 bush. ; V. $189; oats, 2,720 bush.; V. $1,020 ; potatoes, 16,- 
 200 bush. ; V. $4,050 ; onions, 76,500 bunches ; V. $1,683; 
 other esculent vegetables, 9,188 bush. ; V. $2,297; hay, 2,980 
 tons; V. $24,412. 
 
 Fruit raised, 2,746 bush. ; V. $994. 
 
 Butter, 40,440 lbs. ; V. $8,088 ; cheese, 2,150 lbs. ; V. $172. 
 
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 BREWSTER. 
 
 Paper Manufactories, 1 ; stock consumed, 50 tons ; paper 
 m'd, 50 tons ; V. |<3,000 ; C. $5,000 ; E. 3. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Salt, 39 ; salt m'd, 20,500 bush. ; 
 V. $4,500; C. $16,500; E. 39. 
 
 Tin Ware Manufactories, 1 ; V. of ware, $2,000; C. $2,000; 
 E. 3. 
 
 Tanneries, 2 ; hides tanned, 7,000 ; V. of leather tanned and 
 curried, $3,000 ; C. $5,200 ; E. 4. 
 
 Boots m'd, 260 pairs ; shoes, 950 pairs ; Y. of boots and 
 shoes, $1,410; M. E. 9 ; F. E. 2. 
 
 V. of Blacking m'd, $1,350; E. 7. 
 
 Vessels employed in the Mackerel and Cod Fisheries, 4 ; 
 tonnage, 235 ; codfish, 2,400 quintals ; V. $5,400 ; salt con- 
 sumed, 2,600 bush. ; C. $7,500 ; E. 32. 
 
 Sheep, 150 ; V. $300 ; wool produced, 450 lbs. ; Y. $150. 
 
 Horses, 90 ; Y. $3,785 ; neat cattle, 337 ; Y. $5,055 ; swine, 
 103 ; Y. $824. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 2,925 bush.; Y. $2,294; rye, 
 450 bush.; Y. $337; oats, 300 bush. ; Y.$120; potatoes, 3,030 
 bush. ; Y. $900 ; other esculent vegetables, 2,500 bush. ; Y. 
 $1,150; hay, 525 tons; Y. $5,250. 
 
 Fruit raised, 830 bush. ; Y. $330. 
 
 Butter, 7,790 lbs.; Y. $1,298; cheese, 550 lbs. ; Y. $40. 
 
 CHATHAM. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Salt, 54 ; salt m'd, 18,000 bush. ; 
 Y. $3,600 ; C. $19,600 ; E. 54. 
 
 Boots m'd, 150 pairs ; shoes, 400 pairs ; Y. of boots and 
 shoes, $900 ; M. E. 3. 
 
 Boats built, 6; Y. $50; E. 1. 
 
 Yessels employed in the Mackerel and Cod Fisheries, 13 ; 
 tonnage, 777 ■ mackerel, 400 bbls. ; Y. $2,000 ; codfish, 7,600 
 quintals ; Y. $17,000 ; salt consumed, 10,000 bush. ; C. $12,800; 
 E. $117. 
 
 Sheep, 300 ; Y. $300 ; wool produced, 600 lbs. ; Y. $200. 
 
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 Horses, 100; V. $5,000; neat cattle, 650; V. $7,800 ; swine, 
 300; V. $2,400. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 4,000 bush.; Y. $3,000; wheat, 
 200 bush. ; Y. $200: rye, 1,500 bush. ; Y. $1,125; barley, 500 
 bush. ; Y. $375 ; oats, 500 bush. ; Y. $200 ; potatoes, 5,000 
 bush. ; Y. $1,250; hay, 850 tons; Y. $6,300. 
 
 Butter, 30,000 lbs. ; Y. $5,000. 
 
 DENNIS. 
 
 Forges, 7; C. $700; E. 7. 
 
 Establishmeuts for m. of Salt, 85 ; salt m'd, 34,600 bush. ; 
 Y. $8,650; C. $86,000 ; E. 100 ; Y. of Epsom Salts m'd, $2,010. 
 
 Boots m'd, 85 pairs ; shoes, 500 pairs ; Y. of boots and shoes, 
 $797 ; M. E. 8. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 110 cords ; Y. $525 ; E. 2. 
 
 Yessels employed in the Mackerel and Cod Fisheries, 32; 
 tonnage, 1,532; mackerel, 3,605 bbls. ; Y. $28,840 ; codfish, 
 11,150 quintals; Y. $27,875 ; salt consumed, 19,344 bush. ; C. 
 $36,822 ; E. 330. 
 
 Sheep, 25 ; Y. $50; wool produced, 50 lbs. ; Y. $17. 
 
 Horses, 113; Y. $3,955; neat cattle, 422; Y. $6,752 ; swine, 
 415 ; Y. $7,470. 
 
 Indian (^orn or Maize raised, 6,523 bush. ; Y. $3,914; rye, 
 1,254 bush. ; Y. $940; oats, 506 bush.; Y. $202 ; potatoes, 
 6,616 bush. ; Y. $1,985 ; squashes, 100 tons ; Y. $2,000 ; other 
 esculent vegetables, 1,658 bush. ; Y. $498; hay, 1,044 tons; Y. 
 $9,506. 
 
 Fruit raised, 203 bush. ; Y. $101. 
 
 Butter, 9,200 lbs.; Y. $1,533. 
 
 Lamp Black F^'actorics. 13; lamp black m'd, 30,000 lbs. ; Y. 
 $2,(300; C. $1,200 ; E. 13. 
 
 Codfish Oil m'd, 225 bbls.; Y. $2,475. 
 
 Beans 120 bush. ; Y. $210. 
 
 Shad and Alcwive Fisheries, 1; shad, 125 bbls. ; Y. $1,250; 
 alewives, 295 bbls. ; Y. $855 ; salt consumed, 420 bush. ; C. 
 $1,490; E. 65. 
 
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 EASTHAM. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Salt, 35 ; salt m'd, 17,320 bush. ; 
 V. $4,330; C. $14,180; E. 35. 
 
 Boots m'd, .50 pairs ; shoes, 300 pairs ; V. $450 ; M. E. 3. 
 
 Palm-leaf Hats m'd, 1,000; V. |120; F. E. 20. 
 
 Vessels employed in the Mackerel and Cod Fisheries, 5 ; ton- 
 nage, 200 ; mackerel, 500 bbls. ; V. $5,000 ; codfish, 2,000 
 quintals; V. $5,000; salt consumed, 2,500 bush. ; C. $1,500; 
 E. 41. 
 
 Horses, 95 ; V. $2,955 ; neat cattle, 388 ; V. $4,82G ; swine, 
 130; V. $950. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 6,577 bush.; Y. $4,275; rye, 
 1,740 bush.; V. $1,211; oats, 75 bush.; V. $30; potatoes, 
 3,444 bush. ; V. $963 ; other esculent vegetables, 1,883 bush. ; 
 V. $579 ; hay, 682 tons ; V. $4,404. 
 
 Fruit raised, 496 bush. ; V. $243. 
 
 Butter, 7,193 lbs. ; V. $1,096. 
 
 FALMOUTH. 
 
 Woollen Mills, 2; sets of machinery, 3; wool consumed, 
 40,000 lbs.; satinet m'd, 7,300 yds.; V. $4,700; flannel or 
 blanketing, 52,000 yds.; V. $17,000; woollen yarn m'd and 
 not made into cloth, 4,000 lbs. ; V. $3,300 ; C. $35,000; M. E. 
 14; F. E. 17. 
 
 Saddle, Harness and Trunk Manufactories, 1 ; V. of articles 
 m'd, $1,000; C. $250; E. 2. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Salt, 42; salt m'd, 24,500 bush.; 
 y. $4,920; C. $28,000; E. 35. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Oil and Sperm Candles, 1 ; oil m'd, 
 40,924 galls.; V. $19,347; candles m'd, 43,500 lbs.; V. $10,- 
 875 ; C. $26,000 ; E. 5. 
 
 Tin Ware Manufactories, 1; V. of ware, $100; C. $300; 
 E. 1. 
 
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 Tanneries, 1 ; hides tanned, 100 ; V. of leather tanned and 
 curried, $175; C. $400; E. 1. 
 
 Boots m'd, 132 pairs; shoes, 1,300 pairs; V. of boots and 
 shoes, $1,855; M. E. 5. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 4,130 cords; V. $16,520; E. 40. 
 
 Boats built, 8 ; V. $460 ; E. 1. 
 
 Sperm Oil consumed in manufacturing, 400 galls. ; V. $380 ; 
 other kinds of oil, 400 galls. ; V. $260 ; anthracite coal con- 
 sumed in manufacturing, 9 tons; V. $90. 
 
 Vessels employed in the Whale Fishery, 5 ; tonnage, 1,574; 
 sperm oil imported, 70,063 galls. ; V. $64,458 ; whale oil, 7,397 
 galls.; V. $2,589; whalebone, 454 lbs. ; Y. $130; G. $169,000; 
 E. 134. . 
 
 Vessels employed in the Mackerel and Cod Fisheries^ 2 ; ton- 
 nage, 95; codfish, 800 quintals; V. $2,000; salt consumed, 
 800 bush. ; C. $2,500 ; E. 17. 
 
 Oil Casks m'd, 3,400 ; V. $4,250 ; C. $1,000 ; E. 3. 
 
 Candle Boxes m'd, 1,200 ; V. $240; E. 1. 
 
 Lamp Black m'd, 3 tons; V. $300; E. 3. 
 
 Sheep, 947; V. $1,220; wool produced, 2,367 lbs.; V. $994. 
 
 Horses, 201; V. $10,000; neat cattle, 726; V. $10,890; 
 swine, 398 ; V. $6,368. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 8,756 bush. ; V. $5,691 ; wheat, 
 130 bush. ; V. $140 ; rye, 826 bush. ; V. $661 ; barley, 1,498 
 bush.; V. $749; oats, 1,158 bush.; V. $347; potatoes, 20,500 
 bush.; V. $5,125 ; other esculent vegetables, 8,055 bush.; V. 
 $2,014; hay, 1,235 tons ; V. $14,820. 
 
 Fruit raised, 3,089 bush. ; V. $1,390. 
 
 Butter, 21,010 lbs. ; V. $3,782; cheese, 5,360 lbs. ; V. $429. 
 
 HARWICH. 
 
 Cotton Mills, 1 ; spindles, 466; cotton consumed, 11,700 lbs. ; 
 cotton yarn m'd, 10,400 lbs. ; V. $1,560 ; cotton batting m'd, 
 1,500 lbs. ; V. $120 ; C. $2,300 ; F. E. 5. 
 
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 Woollen Mills, 1 : sets of machinery, 1 ; wool consumed, 
 1,100 lbs. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Salt, 4; salt m'd, 450 bush.; V. 
 $122 ; C. $375 ; E. 6. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Rail-road Cars and other Vehicles, 
 1; C. $100; E. 2. 
 
 Tanneries, 1 ; hides tanned, 100 ; V. of leather tanned and 
 curried, $300; C. $400; E. 2. 
 
 Boots m'd, 300 pairs; shoes, 1,000 pairs; V. of boots and 
 shoes, $1,300; M. E. 9. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 100 cords ; Y. $350 ; E. 10. 
 
 Sperm Oil consumed in manufacturing, 10 galls. ; V. $9 ; all 
 other kinds of oil, 10 galls. ; V. $5. 
 
 Sperm Oil imported, 400 galls. ; V. $360. 
 
 Vessels employed in. the Mackerel and Cod Fisheries, 22 ; 
 tonnage, 1,410; mackerel, 650 bbls. ; V. $3,900; codfish, 14,- 
 200 quintals; V. $28,400 ; salt consumed, 16,100 bush. ; C. 
 $32,796 ; E. 190. 
 
 V. of Wearing Apparel m'd, $1,800 ; C. $1,200 ; E. 5. 
 
 Forges, 2; V. of labor, $700; C. $600; E. 3. 
 
 V. of Sails m'd, $3,000; C. $2,000; E. 4. 
 
 Saxony Sheep, 100; V. $150; Saxony wool produced, 300 
 lbs. ; V. $60. 
 
 Horses, 70 ; V. $350 ; neat cattle, 300 ; V. $3,000 ; swine, 
 150; V. $1,200. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 2,000 bush.; V. $1,000; rye, 
 500 bush.; V. $300; oats, 100 bush.; V. $30; potatoes, 1,000 
 bush. ; V. $250 ; other esculent vegetables, 200 bush. ; V. $50 ; 
 hay, 600 tons ; V. $3,600. 
 
 Fruit raised, 200 bush. ; V. $60. 
 
 Butter, 4,500 lbs. ; V. $562; cheese, 100 lbs. ; V. $6. 
 
 V. of Wheelwrights' Work m'd, $500 ; C. $200 ; E. 2. 
 
 V. of Carpenters' Work, $456 ; E. 7. 
 
 V. of Painters' Work, $546 ; C. $500; E. 2. 
 
 V. of Blacking m'd, $1,200 ; C. $700 ; E. 18. 
 
 Poultry, 1,500 lbs. ; V. $189 ; eggs, 20,800 doz. ; V.$l,664. 
 
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 ORLEANS. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Salt, 46 ; salt m'd, 17,072 bush. ; 
 V. $4,268; C. $11,170; E. 46. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Rail-road Cars and other Vehicles, 
 2; V. of vehicles m'd, $880; C. $700; E. 3. 
 
 Tin Ware Manufactories, 1 ; V. of ware, $600 ; C. $500 ; 
 E. 2. 
 
 Boots m'd, 207 pairs; shoes, 1,525 pairs; V. $1,765; M. E. 
 8 ; F. E. 3. 
 
 Palm-leaf Hats m'd, 160; Y. $40; F. E. 2. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 130 cords ; V. $750 ; E. 5. 
 
 Boats built, 6; V. $240; E. 2. 
 
 Vessels employed in the Mackerel and Cod Fisheries, 9 ; 
 tonnage, 490 ; mackerel, 1,000 bbls. ; V. $6,000 ; codfish. 3,500 
 quintals ; V. $7,000 ; salt consumed, 5,000 bush. ; C. $9,000 ; 
 E. 75. 
 
 Sheep, 342; V. $400; wool produced, 1,000 lbs. ; V. $370. 
 
 Horses, 147; V. $5,000; neat cattle, 491; V. $6,000 ; swine, 
 208 ; V. $2,000. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 9,353 bush. ; V. $5,600 ; wheat, 
 61 bush.; V. $100; rye, 1,661 bush. ; V. $1,080; barley, 41 
 bush. ; V. $20 ; oats, 747 bush. ; V. $260 ; potatoes, 6,220 
 bush.; V. $1,250; other esculent vegetables, 2,613 bush.; V. 
 $600; hay, 1,000 tons; V. $7,500. 
 
 Fruit raised, 1,009 bush. ; V. $500. 
 
 Butter, 23,715 lbs.; V. $3,083; cheese, 825 lbs.; V. $40. 
 
 V. of Poultry, $555. 
 
 Eggs, 37,941 doz. ; V. $4,000. 
 
 PROVINCETOWN. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Salt, 70 ; salt m'd, 26,000 bush. ; 
 V. $0,500; C. $2,780; E. $100. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Oil and Sperm Candles, 1 ; oil m'd, 
 9,450 galls.; V. $8,316; sperm candles m'd, 7,500 lbs.; V. 
 $2,250 ; C. $1,000 ; E. 3. 
 
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 Boots m'd, 800 pairs ; shoes, 2,500 pairs ; V. of boots and 
 shoes, $4,000 ; M. E. 8 ; F. E. 6. 
 
 V. of Blocks and Pumps, $1,000; E. 2. 
 
 Boats built, 150; V. $7,500; E. 9. 
 ^^^ Vessels employed in the Whale Fishery, 26 ; tonnage, 3,255 ; 
 sperm oil imported, 105;210 galls. ; V. $92,584; whale oil, 25,- 
 800 galls.; V. $10,400; C. $156,000; E. 520. 
 
 Vessels employed in the Mackerel and Cod Fisheries, 50; 
 tonnage, 3,000; mackerel, 1,000 bbls. ; V. $9,000; codfish, 20,- 
 000 quintals : V, $45,000 ; salt consumed, 35,500 bush. ; C. 
 $57,000 ; E. 400. 
 
 Fishing boats, 150; V. $4,500; V. offish taken, $18,750; 
 C. $2,250. 
 
 Asses, 1 ; V. $30 ; horses, 6 ; V. $240 ; neat cattle, 75 ; V. 
 $1,125; swine, 100; V. $500. 
 
 SANDWICH. 
 
 Furnaces for m. of Hollow Ware and Castings other than 
 Pig Iron, 1 ; hollow ware and castings m'd, 200 tons ; V. $18,- 
 000 ; C. $20,000 ; E. 18. 
 
 Axe Manufactories, 1 ; axes and other edge tools m'd, 1,800 ; 
 V. $1,800 ; C. $900 ; E. 2. 
 
 Glass Manufactories, 2 ; V. of glass m'd, $350,000 ; C. $300,- 
 000; E. 316. 
 
 Saddle, Harness and Trunk Manufactories, 3 ; V. of articles 
 m'd, $1,154; C. $577; E. 3. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Salt, 4; salt m'd, 1,200 bush. ; V. 
 $400 ; C. $2,000 ; E. 2. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Rail-road Cars and other Vehicles, 
 3; V. of vehicles m'd, $2,700; C. $1,000; E. 6. 
 
 Fish Oil m'd, 8,505 galls. ; V. $2,700. 
 
 Chair and Cabinet Ware Manufactories, 1 ; V. of articles 
 m'd, $700; C. $233 : E. 2. 
 
 Tin and Copper Ware Manufactories, 1 ; V. of ware, $2,000 ; 
 C. $1,200; E. 3. 
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 Boots m'd, 225 pairs ; shoes, 750 pairs ; Y. of boots and shoes, 
 $2,000 ; M. E. 2. 
 
 Bricks m'd, 200,000 ; V. $1,200 ; E. 3. 
 
 V. of Building Stone quarried and prepared, $315 ; E. 2. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 4,714 cords ; V. $19,63G ; E. 16. ^ 
 
 Ycssels launched, 1 ; tonnage, 400; V. $15,000; E. 15. 
 
 Casks m'd, 6,000 ; V. $4,500 ; C. $3,000 ; E. 2. 
 
 Iron Axle Manufactories, 1 ; V. of axles m'd, $2,800; C. 
 $3,000 ; E. 4. 
 
 Saw Mills, 1; staves m'd, 220,000; V. $2,400; C. $3,000; 
 E. 2. 
 
 Sperm Oil consumed in manufacturing, 300 galls. ; V. $300 ; 
 anthracite coal consumed in manufacturing, 375 tons ; V. $2,- 
 150; bituminous coal mined in the U. States, 3,694 chaldrons ; 
 V. $26,000; foreign bituminous coal, 556 chaldrons ; V. $4,000 ; 
 V. of all other articles of American production consumed in 
 manufacturing, excepting cotton, wool and iron, $71,675 ; V. 
 of all other articles of foreign production consumed, excepting 
 as above, $20,000. 
 
 Sheep, 881 ; Y. $1,322 ; wool produced, 2,572 lbs. 
 
 Horses, 291; Y. $13,217; neat cattle, 1,092; Y. $19,607; 
 swine, 538; Y. $8,126. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 12,139 bush.; Y. $9,104; rye, 
 3,141 bush.; Y. $2,669; barley, 224 bush. ; Y. $134; oats, 
 1,428 bush. ; Y. $570 ; potatoes, 17,517 bush. ; Y. $4,379 ; oth- 
 er esculent vegetables, 2,400 bush. ; Y. $1,000 ; hay, 2,689 
 tons; Y. $27,672. 
 
 Fruit raised, 2,855 bush. ; Y. $1,427. 
 
 Butter, 15,402 lbs. ; Y. $2,567 ; cheese, 494 lbs. ; Y. $39. 
 
 TRURO. 
 
 Estabhshments for m. of Salt, 25; salt m'd, 11,515 bush.; 
 Y. $3,224 ; C. $19,640 ; E. 25. 
 
 Palm-leaf Hats m'd, 16,299; Y. $2,118; F. E. 410. 
 Vessels employed in the Mackerel and Cod Fisheries, 40 ; 
 
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 tonnage, 2,050; mackerel, 6,740 bbls. ; V. $49,925; codfish, 
 6,250 quintals ; Y. $14,062 ; salt consumed, 16,360 bush. ; C. 
 $63,050 ; E. 350. 
 
 Fish Oil m'd, 6,615 galls.; Y. $2,337. 
 
 Sheep, 83 ; Y. $124 ; wool produced, 196 lbs. ; Y. $66. 
 
 Horses, 52 ; Y. $1,685 ; neat cattle, 357 ; Y. $4,982 ; swine, 
 143; Y. $1,716. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 2,870 bush. ; Y. $1,865 ; rye, 
 733 bush. ; V. $586 ; oats, 60 bush. ; Y. $24 ; potatoes, 2,861 
 bush. ; Y. $1,002 ; other esculent vegetables, 1,708 bush. ; Y. 
 $683 ; hay, 653 tons ; Y. $3,918. 
 
 Fruit raised, 620 bush. ; Y. $310. 
 
 Butter, 4,034 lbs. ; Y. $672. 
 
 WELLFLEET. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Salt, 28; salt m'd, 6,000 bush. ; Y. 
 $1,680; C. $32,000; E. 28. 
 
 Tanneries, 1 ; hides tanned, 200 ; Y. of leather tanned and 
 curried, $500; C. $250; E. 2. 
 
 Boots m'd, 300 pairs; shoes, 1,000 pairs; Y. of boots and 
 shoes, $2,000 ; M. E. 8. 
 
 Yessels employed in the Mackerel and Cod Fisheries, 60; 
 tonnage, 2,600; mackerel, 9,700 barrels; Y. $67,900; codfish, 
 2,000 quintals ; Y. $4,500 ; salt consumed, 12,000 bush. ; C. 
 $50,000 ; E. 480. 
 
 Sheep, 50 ; Y. $100 ; wool produced, 100 lbs. ; Y. $40. 
 
 Horses, 85; Y. $2,550; neat cattle, 320; Y. $5,000; swine, 
 100; Y. $1,000. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 2,000 bush.; Y. $1,200; rye, 
 850 bush.; Y. $637; potatoes, 1,700 bush.; Y. $425; other 
 esculent vegetables, 700 bush.; Y. $175; hay, 850 tons; Y. 
 $5,000. 
 
 Fruit raised, 1,000 bush. ; Y. $400. 
 
 Butter, 4,000 lbs. ; Y. $480. 
 
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 YARMOUTH. 
 
 Saddle, Harness and Trunk Manufactories, 5 ; V. of articles 
 m'd, $1,200; C. $650; E. 5. 
 
 Cordage Manufactories, 1 ^ cordage m'd, 4 tons ; V. $800 ; C. 
 $1,200; E. 2. ' 
 
 Establishments for m. of Salt, 62 ; salt m'd, 72,840 bush. ; 
 V. $18,099 ; C. $72,840 ; E. 40. 
 
 Establishments for m'g Epsom Salts, 3 ; salts m'd, 350 bbls. ; 
 V. $1,837; C. $1,200; E. 3. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Rail-road Cars and other Yehicles, 
 3; V. of vehicles m'd, $1,100; C. $1,000; E. 4. 
 
 Chair and Cabinet Ware Manufactories, 1 ; Y. of articles 
 m'd, $200 ; C. $200 ; E. 1. 
 
 Tin Ware Manufactories, 2; V. of ware, $650; C. $550; 
 E. 2. 
 
 Boots m'd, 600 pairs; shoes, 3,625 pairs; Y. $5,360; M. E. 
 15. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 750 cords; Y. $3,240 ; E. 8. 
 
 Yessels employed in the Mackerel and Cod Fisheries, 24 ; 
 tonnage, 1,404 ; mackerel, 3,412 bbls. ; Y. $18,780 ; codfish, 
 6,195 quintals; Y. $15,280; salt consumed, 11,840 bush.; C. 
 $27,500; E. 297. 
 
 Horses, 137; Y. $5,875; neat cattle, 403; Y. $7,245; swine, 
 398 ; Y. $4,500. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 5,645 bush.; Y. $3,389; rye, 
 1,256 bush. ; Y. $876 ; barley, 69 bush. ; Y. $35 ; oats, 200 
 bush.; Y. $80; potatoes, 6,367 bush.; Y. $1,588; other escu- 
 lent vegetables, 2,000 bush.; Y. $600; hay, 1,025 tons; Y. 
 $8,200. 
 
 Fruit raised, 200 bush. ; Y. $80. 
 
 Butter, 9,200 lbs.; Y. $1,533; cheese, 200 lbs.; Y. $16. 
 
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 DUKES COUNTY. 
 
 CHILMARK. 
 
 Bricks m'd, 25,000; Y. $112 ; E. 2. 
 
 Mackerel, 217 bbls. ; V. $1,300; V. of codfish, $651; C. 
 $188 ; E. 12. 
 
 Herring taken, 50,000 ; V. $250 ; salt consumed, 35 bush. 
 
 Sheep, 6,691; V. $10,036; wool produced, 15,971 lbs.; V. ' 
 $5,324. 
 
 Horses, 102 ; V. $3,060 ; neat cattle, 833 ; V. $13,744; swine, 
 149; y. $1,788. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 4,327 bush. ; V. $2,885 ; rye, 
 107 bush. ; V. $96 ; barley, 56 bush. ; V, $42 ; oats, 1,372 
 bush.; V. $457; potatoes, 8,519 bush.; V. $1,704; other es- 
 culent vegetables, 4,213 bush. ; V. $702 ; hay, 944 tons ; V. 
 $10,384. 
 
 Fruit raised, 370 bush. ; Y. $123. 
 
 Butter, 11,625 lbs. ; Y. $2,325 ; cheese, 5,520 lbs. ; Y. $497. 
 
 Fish Oil m'd, 30 bbls. ; Y. $120 ; salt consumed, 30 bush. 
 
 EDGARTOWN. 
 
 Hat and Cap Manufactories, 1 ; hats and caps m'd, 300; Y. 
 $800 ; C. $500 ; E. 1. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Salt, 1; salt m'd, 500 bush.; Y, 
 $150 ; C. $2,000 ; E. 1. 
 
 Oil and Sperm Candle Manufactories, 2 ; oil m'd, 200,000 
 galls.; Y. $117,000; sperm candles m'd, 71,-500 lbs. ; Y. $17,- 
 900 ; C. $80,000 ; E. 12. 
 
 Tin Ware. Manufactories, 1; Y. of ware, $500; C. $200; 
 E. 1. 
 
 Boots m'd, 40 pairs ; shoes, 250 pairs ; Y. $600 ; M. E. 2. 
 
 Y. of Blocks and Pumps m'd, $750; E. 3. 
 
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 Fire Wood prepared, 168 cords; V. $1,050; E. 2. 
 
 Boats built, 18 ; V. $5,080 : E. 4. 
 
 Vessels employed in the Whale Fishery, 11 ; tonnage, 3,200; 
 sperm oil imported, 65,935 galls.; V, $60,525; whale oil, 48,- 
 825 galls. ; V. $18,065 ; whalebone, 16,000 lbs. ; Y. $7,360 ; C. 
 $149,800 ; E. 255. 
 
 Oil Casks m'd, 4,500; V. $5,000; C. $4,000; E. 8. 
 
 Herrings, 1,700 bbls. ; V. $3,400; C. $19,000; E. 15. 
 
 Sheep, 2,537; Y. $2,565; wool produced, 5,074 lbs.; Y. 
 $5,370. 
 
 Horses, 86; Y. $4,633; neat cattle, 487; Y. $9,721; swine, 
 248 ; Y. $2,447. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 5,000 bush. ; Y. $3,500 ; rye, 
 756 bush.; Y. $566; barley, 75 bush.; Y. $75; oats, 536 
 bush. ; Y. $166; potatoes, 6,666 bush. ; Y. $2,000 ; other escu- 
 lent vegetables, 3,033 bush.; Y. $900; hay, 576 tons; Y. 
 $6,556. 
 
 Fruit raised, 450 bush. ; Y. $360. 
 
 Butter, 2,196 lbs. ; Y. $439. 
 
 TISBURY. 
 
 Tin Ware Manufactories, 1 ; Y. of ware, $500 ; C. $400 ; 
 
 E. 1. 
 
 Tanneries, 1 ; hides tanned, 700 ; Y. of leather tanned and 
 curried, $2,400; C. $1,800; E. 3. 
 
 Boots m'd, 200 pairs; shoes, 1,540 pairs; Y. of boots and 
 shoes, $2,725 ; M. E. 7. 
 
 Stockings and Mittens m'd, 2,500 pairs; Y. $625. 
 
 Y. of Oil Casks m'd, $1,800; C. $1,200 ; E. 3. 
 
 Fire Wood prepared, 500 cords ; Y. $2,500. 
 
 Yessels launched, 1 ; tonnage, 52 ; Y. $2,800 ; E. 5. 
 
 Boats built, 15 ; Y. $935 ; E. 3. 
 
 Yessels employed in the Whale Fishery, 4; tonnage, 1,287 : 
 sperm oil imported, 43,500 galls.; Y. $36,100; whale oil, 1,400 
 galls. ; Y. $500 ; C. $93,000 ; E. 121. 
 
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 Merino Sheep, 2,449 ; V. $3,673 ; merino wool, 5,650 lbs. ; 
 V. $1,883. 
 
 Horses, 116 ; V. $4,640; neat cattle, 500; V. $7,000; swine, 
 322 ; V. $3,220. 
 
 Indian Corn .or Maize raised, 3,288 bush. ; V. $2,200; rye, 
 304 bush. ; V. $228 ; oats, 830 bush. ; V. $273 ; potatoes, 6,000 
 bush.; V. $1,500; other esculent vegetables, 7,000 bush.; V. 
 $1,400; hay, 525 tons; V. $0,300. 
 
 Fruit raised, 1,200 bush. ; V. $400. 
 
 Butter, 6,105 lbs. ; V. $1,099. 
 
 COUNTY OF NANTUCKET. 
 
 NANTUCKET. 
 
 Brass Foundries, 1 ; V. of articles m'd, $6,000 ; C. $4,000 ; 
 E. 4. 
 
 Saddle, Harness and Trunk Manufactories, 4 ; V. of articles 
 m'd, $1,950 ; C. $1,000 ; E. 10. 
 
 Hat and Cap Manufactories, 1 ; hats and caps m'd, 600 ; V. 
 $600 ; C. $300 ; E. 1. 
 
 Cordage Manufactories, 1 ; cordage m'd, 300,000 lbs. ; V. 
 $30,000; C. $10,000; E. 30. 
 
 Oil and Sperm Candle Manufactories, 24; oil m'd, 1,022,019 
 galls.; V. $1,279,817; candles, 858,581 lbs.' ; V. $214,645; C. 
 $1,580,417 ; E. 105. 
 
 Soap and Tallow Candle Manufactories, 2 ; hard soap m'd, 
 11,000 lbs. ; soft, 440 bbls. ; V. of soap m'd, $7,800; C. $5,000 ; 
 E. 5. 
 
 Tin Ware Manufactories, 7; V. of ware, $1,000 ; C. $2,000 ; 
 E. 12. 
 
 Boots m'd, 370 pairs ; shoes, 2,300 pairs ; V. of boots and 
 shoes, $4,200; M. E, 11 ; F. E. 3. 
 
 V. of Snuff, Tobacco and Cigars m'd, $600 ; E. 3. 
 
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 Y. of Blocks and Pumps m'd, $2,600 ; E. 10. 
 
 Candle Box Manufactories, 6 ; boxes m'd, 30,000 ; V. $6,600 ; 
 C. $4,000 ; E. 12. 
 
 V. of casks m'd, $40,000 ; C. $30,000 ; E. 65. 
 
 Establishments for m. of Coopers' Tools, Harpoons and oth- 
 er Whale Craft, 14 ; V. of articles m'd, $4,200; C. $4,000; 
 E. 15. 
 
 Boats built, 117; Y. $6,775; E. 12. 
 
 Whale Oil consumed in manufacturing, 400 galls. ; Y. $140 ; 
 anthracite coal consumed in manufacturing, 200 tons ; Y. 
 $1,050; bituminous coal mined in the U. States, 111 chaldrons; 
 Y. $1,000; Y. of other articles of American production, except- 
 ing cotton, wool and iron, consumed in manufacturing, $22,000. 
 
 Yessels employed in the Whale Fishery, 77 ; tonnage, 26,295 ; 
 sperm oil imported, 986,868 galls.; Y. $868,443; whale oil, 
 140,269 galls. ; Y. $46,756 ; whalebone, 30,708 lbs. ; Y. $10,- 
 336 ; C. $2,660,000 ; E. 1,900. 
 
 Yessels employed in the Mackerel and Cod Fisheries, 4; 
 tonnage, 110; C. $2,000; E. 12. 
 
 Sheep, $7,500; Y. $15,000; wool produced, 1,600 lbs.; Y. 
 ^4,000. 
 
 Horses, 442; Y. $30,000 ; neat cattle, 1,053 ; Y. $20,000; 
 swine, 1,304; Y. $11,518. 
 
 Indian Corn or Maize raised, 500 bush. ; Y. $300 ; potatoes, 
 6,000 bush.; Y. $1,500; other esculent vegetables, 7,000 bush.; 
 Y. $1,400; hay, 3,500 tons; Y. $42,000. 
 
 Butter, 30,000 lbs. ; Y. $7,500. 
 
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 the number of hands employed. 
 
 Page. 
 
 Articles. 
 
 Value. 
 
 Capital invested. 
 
 Hands 
 employed. 
 
 336 
 
 Anchors, Chain Cables, &.c., . 
 
 #538,966 
 
 $377,685 
 
 422 
 
 338 
 
 Axes, Hatchets and other edge tools, . 
 
 94,441 
 
 48,225 
 
 94 
 
 368 
 
 Beef, &c,, slaughtered, 
 
 225,918 
 
 • 
 
 • 
 
 371 
 
 Beeswax, .... 
 
 981 
 
 • 
 
 • 
 
 372 
 
 Berries, .... 
 
 10,842 
 
 • 
 
 • 
 
 358 
 
 Blacking, . . • . 
 
 10,422 
 
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 35 
 
 331 
 
 Bleaching or Coloring, 
 
 2,166,600 
 
 200,500 
 
 211 
 
 358 
 
 Blocks and Pumps, 
 
 127,249 
 
 • 
 
 204 
 
 363 
 
 Boats, .... 
 
 82,943 
 
 • 
 
 164 
 
 355 
 
 Boots and Shoes, 
 
 14,799,140 
 
 • 
 
 45,877 
 
 360 
 
 Boxes of all kinds. 
 
 215,105 
 
 • 
 
 235 
 
 341 
 
 Brass articles, .... 
 
 331,890 
 
 167,600 
 
 145 
 
 356 
 
 Bricks, .... 
 
 612,832 
 
 • 
 
 1,407 
 
 342 
 
 Britannia Ware, 
 
 102,550 
 
 49,350 
 
 93 
 
 372 
 
 Broom Seed and Brush, . • 
 
 86,111 
 
 • 
 
 • 
 
 359 
 
 Brooms, 
 
 200,814 
 
 • 
 
 313 
 
 345 
 
 Brushes, .... 
 
 153,900 
 
 68,875 
 
 220 
 
 371 
 
 Butter, .... 
 
 1,116,709 
 
 • 
 
 • 
 
 342 
 
 Buttons, metal, 
 
 56,080 
 
 51,500 
 
 60 
 
 339 
 
 Butts or Hinges, 
 
 25,390 
 
 3,500 
 
 49 
 
 330 
 
 Calico, .... 
 
 4,779,817 
 
 1,401,500 
 
 2,053 
 
 349 
 
 Candles Sperm, and Oil, 
 
 3,613,796 
 
 2,451,917 
 
 306. 
 
374 
 
 Page. 
 
 Articles. 
 
 Value. 
 
 Capital invested. 
 
 Hands 
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 350 
 
 Candles Tallow, and Soap, 
 
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 #405,872 
 
 343 
 
 351 
 
 Cannon, .... 
 
 82,000 
 
 120,000 
 
 48 
 
 347 
 
 Cards, .... 
 
 323,845 
 
 171,500 
 
 147 
 
 333 
 
 Carpeting, .... 
 
 834,322 
 
 488,000 
 
 1,034 
 
 348 
 
 Cars, Rail-road Carriages, and other 
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 1,343,576 
 
 553,434 
 
 1,881 
 
 352 
 
 Chairs and Cabinet Ware, 
 
 1,476,679 
 
 477,374 
 
 2,594 
 
 371 
 
 Cheese, .... 
 
 398,174 
 
 • 
 
 • 
 
 343 
 
 Chemical Preparations, 
 
 331,965 
 
 251,700 
 
 113 
 
 351 
 
 Chocolate, .... 
 
 81,672 
 
 47,500 
 
 27 
 
 345 
 
 Clocks, . . . . 
 
 54,975 
 
 10,350 
 
 40 
 
 358 
 
 Coal, Mineral and Iron Ore, 
 
 21,669 
 
 • 
 
 78 
 
 352 
 
 Combs, .... 
 
 198,965 
 
 73,100 
 
 340 
 
 359 
 
 Cooperage, . . . . 
 
 269,935 
 
 • 
 
 487 
 
 341 
 
 Copper, . . , . 
 
 610,950 
 
 329,000 
 
 197 
 
 347 
 
 Cordage, . . . . 
 
 906,321 
 
 543,930 
 
 647 
 
 329 
 
 Cotton Goods of all kinds, 
 
 12,193,449 
 
 17,739,000 
 
 20,710 
 
 338 
 
 Cutlery, . . . . 
 
 148,175 
 
 68,725 
 
 197 
 
 362 
 
 Dyeing, . . . . 
 
 98,700 
 
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 114 
 
 360 
 
 Earthen and Stone Ware, 
 
 52,025 
 
 15,500 
 
 72 
 
 357 
 
 Engines, Fire, 
 
 37,800 
 
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 42 
 
 357 
 
 Engines and Boilers, Steam, . 
 
 208,546 
 
 127,000 
 
 221 
 
 351 
 
 Fire Arms, .... 
 
 260,819 
 
 789,848 
 
 357 
 
 366 
 
 Fishery, Mackerel and Cod, 
 
 1,484,137 
 
 1,238,640 
 
 7,866 
 
 365 
 
 Fishery, Whale, 
 
 10,371,167 
 
 11,805,910 
 
 11,378 
 
 370 
 
 Flax, . . . . . 
 
 665 
 
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 354 
 
 Flour and other Grain, 
 
 174,805 
 
 44,550 
 
 30 
 
 360 
 
 Fringe and Tassels, 
 
 54,300 
 
 11,700 
 
 106 
 
 370 
 
 Fruit, . . . . . 
 
 744,540 
 
 • 
 
 • 
 
 354 
 
 Gins, Cotton, . . . . 
 
 45,444 
 
 75,000 
 
 48 
 
375 
 
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 Articles. 
 
 Value. 
 
 Capital invested 
 
 Hands 
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 342 
 
 Glass, .... 
 
 $758,300 
 
 #700,200 
 
 630 
 
 354 
 
 Glue, ..... 
 
 387,575 
 
 283,675 
 
 93 
 
 369 
 
 Grain, .... 
 
 2,228,229 
 
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 Hats and Caps, 
 
 734,942 
 
 213,793 
 
 1,003 
 
 370 
 
 Hay, ..... 
 
 5,214,357 
 
 4 
 
 • 
 
 336 
 
 Hollow Ware and Castings, other than 
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 1,280,141 
 
 713,270 
 
 1,267 
 
 371 
 
 Honey, .... 
 
 13,206 
 
 • 
 
 • 
 
 370 
 
 Hops, .... 
 
 32,251 
 
 • 
 
 • 
 
 334 
 
 Hosiery and Yarn, 
 
 94,892 
 
 42,500 
 
 238 
 
 357 
 
 Instruments, Mathematical, &c.. 
 
 54,050 
 
 • • 
 
 68 
 
 336 
 
 Iron, Pig, .... 
 
 148,761 
 
 155,000 
 
 235 
 
 341 
 
 Iron Railing, Fences and Safes, 
 
 129,300 
 
 53,000 
 
 87 
 
 345 
 
 Jewelry, including Chronometers, 
 Watches, Gold and Silver Ware, 
 
 : 305,623 
 
 126,225 
 
 293 
 
 361 
 
 Lasts, ..... 
 
 80,145 
 
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 84 
 
 339 
 
 Latches and Door Handles, 
 
 3,200 
 
 750 
 
 10 
 
 348 
 
 Lead Pipe, and Lead Manufactures, 
 
 90,880 
 
 72,700 
 
 50 
 
 353 
 
 Lead, White, and Paints, 
 
 356,200 
 
 253,500 
 
 106 
 
 355 
 
 Leather, 
 
 
 3,836,657 
 
 1,900,545 
 
 2,043 
 
 357 
 
 Lime, . 
 
 
 43,629 
 
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 80 
 
 334 
 
 Linen Thread, 
 
 
 145,000 
 
 79,000 
 
 192 
 
 353 
 
 Linseed Oil, . 
 
 
 181,100 
 
 77,000 
 
 34 
 
 339 
 
 Locks, 
 
 
 60,070 
 
 23,600 
 
 75 
 
 362 
 
 Lumber and Shingles, 
 
 
 921,106 
 
 • 
 
 2,506 
 
 357 
 
 Machinery, 
 
 
 2,022,648 
 
 1,103,850 
 
 2,421 
 
 372 
 
 Maple Sugar, . 
 
 
 41,443 
 
 • 
 
 • 
 
 357 
 
 Marble, 
 
 
 220,004 
 
 • 
 
 313 
 
 372 
 
 Milk, ., 
 
 
 304,917 
 
 • 
 
 • 
 
 370 
 
 Millet, 
 
 
 8,476 
 
 • 
 
 • 
 
376 
 
 Page. 
 
 Articles. 
 
 Value. 
 
 Capital invested. 
 
 Hands 
 employed. 
 
 344 
 
 Musical Instruments, . . . 
 
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 #293,100 
 
 427 
 
 361 
 
 Oil, Lard, Z . . . 
 
 219,990 
 
 91,000 
 
 37 
 
 
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 • 
 
 « 
 
 344 
 
 Paper, .... 
 
 1,750,273 
 
 1,144,537 
 
 1,369 
 
 359 
 
 Pens, Steel, .... 
 
 15,000 
 
 5,000 
 
 12 
 
 340 
 
 Plouglis and other Agricultural Tools, . 
 
 121,691 
 
 58,575 
 
 158 
 
 370 
 
 Potatoes, .... 
 
 1,309,030 
 
 • 
 
 « 
 
 372 
 
 Poultry and Eggs, 
 
 25,891 
 
 • 
 
 • 
 
 350 
 
 Powder, .... 
 
 165,500 
 
 120,000 
 
 49 
 
 335 
 
 Rolled and Slit Iron, and Nails, 
 
 2,738,300 
 
 1,906,400 
 
 1,729 
 
 346 
 
 Saddles, Harnesses and Trunks, 
 
 422,794 
 
 144,540 
 
 648 
 
 347 
 
 Salt, . . . . • 
 
 79,980 
 
 399,285 
 
 584 
 
 360 
 
 Sashes, Blinds and Doors, 
 
 180,181 
 
 • 
 
 215 
 
 338 
 
 Scythes, .... 
 
 113,935 
 
 69,590 
 
 171 
 
 372 
 
 Seeds, .... 
 
 4,721 
 
 • 
 
 • 
 
 372 
 
 Shoe Pegs, .... 
 
 18,206 
 
 • 
 
 • 
 
 340 
 
 Shovels, Spades, Forks and Hoes, 
 
 275,212 
 
 123,950 
 
 259 
 
 371 
 
 Silk, Raw, .... 
 
 952 
 
 
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 335 
 
 Silk, Sewing, . . . ' • 
 
 150,477 
 
 38,000 
 
 156 
 
 357 
 
 Snuff, Tobacco and Cigars, 
 
 324,639 
 
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 572 
 
 
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 • 
 
 • 
 
 343 
 
 Starch, 
 
 119,950 
 
 37,500 
 
 39 
 
 357 
 
 Stone, Building, 
 
 1,065,599 
 
 • 
 
 1,849 
 
 356 
 
 Straw Bonnets and Hats, Palm-leaf 
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 1,649,496 
 
 • 
 
 13,311 
 
 349 
 
 Sugar, Refined, 
 
 940,000 
 
 410,000 
 
 106 
 
 340 
 
 Tacks and Brads, 
 
 253,687 
 
 123,225 
 
 269 
 
 371 
 
 Teazles, .... 
 
 3,308 
 
 • 
 
 • 
 
 352 
 
 Tin Ware, . . 
 
 793,624 
 
 343,710 
 
 719 
 
 371 
 
 Tobacco Raised, 
 
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 Articles. 
 
 Value. 
 
 Capital invested. 
 
 Hands 
 employed. 
 
 358 
 
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 $161,899 
 
 • 
 
 256 
 
 346 
 
 Upholstery, .... 
 
 354,261 
 
 $124,700 
 
 275 
 
 370 
 
 Vegetables, other than Potatoes, 
 
 515,082 
 
 
 • 
 
 363 
 
 Vessels, .... 
 
 1,172,147 
 
 
 1,017 
 
 358 
 
 Whips, .... 
 
 111,947 
 
 
 526 
 
 363 
 
 Wood (Fire), Bark and Charcoal, 
 
 1,088,656 
 
 
 2,925 
 
 359 
 
 Wooden Ware, 
 
 416,366 
 
 
 806 
 
 367 
 
 Wool, .... 
 
 365,136 
 
 
 • 
 
 331 
 
 Woollen Goods of all kinds. 
 
 8,877,478 
 
 5,604,002 
 
 7,372 
 
 333 
 
 Worsted Goods, 
 
 654,566 
 
 514,000 
 
 846 
 
 362 
 
 Stoves, Bread, Beer, Books and Sta- 
 tionery, Balances, Matches, Lamps, 
 Pickles, Paper Hangings, Types, Um- 
 brellas, &c. &c. &c. 
 
 4,758,384 
 
 1,587,760 
 
 3,232 
 
 
 Total, .... 
 
 $114,478,443 
 
 $59,145,767 
 
 152,766 
 
 Number and Value 
 Of Cattle^ Stock, cj'c. returned iinder the Act. 
 
 Page. 
 
 
 Number. 
 
 Value. 
 
 368 
 
 Asses and Mules, 
 
 47 
 
 $2,785 
 
 368 
 
 Cattle, .... 
 
 276,549 
 
 5,327,199 
 
 368 
 
 Horses, .... 
 
 65,181 
 
 3,451,118 
 
 367 
 
 Sheep, .... 
 
 354,943 
 
 558,284 
 
 368 
 
 Swine, .... 
 Total, .... 
 
 104,740 
 
 917,435 
 
 
 801,460 
 
 $10,256,821 
 
 48 
 
APPENDIX. 
 
 A. 
 
 Statement of the Commerce of Massachusetts, from July 1st, 1844, to July 
 
 1st, 1845. 
 
 VALUE OF EXPORTS. 
 
 DOMESTIC PRODUCE. 
 
 FOREIGN PRODUCE. 
 
 In American 
 Vessels. 
 
 In Foreign 
 Vessels. 
 
 Total. 
 
 In American 
 Vessels. 
 
 In Foreign 
 Vessels. 
 
 Total. 
 
 $6,918,733 S-837,663 
 
 $7,756,396 
 
 $1,871,110 
 
 $723,524 
 
 $2,594,634 
 
 VALUE OF IMPORTS. 
 
 Total of Domestic and For- 
 eign Produce. 
 
 In American Vessels. 
 
 In Foreign Vessels. 
 
 Total. 
 
 $10,351,030 
 
 $18,150,295 
 
 $4,630,729 
 
 $^,781,024 
 
 Tonnage cleared from, Massachusetts. 
 
 American. 
 
 
 Foreign. 
 
 Total American and Foreign. 
 
 No. 
 
 Tons. 
 
 Crews. 
 
 No. 
 
 Tons. 
 
 Crews. 
 
 No 
 
 Tr^nn 
 
 Crews. 
 
 Men. 
 
 Boys. 
 
 Men. 
 
 Boys. 
 
 
 Men. 
 
 Boys. 
 
 1056 
 
 231,096 
 
 12,197 
 
 198 
 
 1557 
 
 122,212 
 
 7854 
 
 2 
 
 2613 353,308 
 
 20,051 
 
 200 
 
 Tonnage entered into Massachusetts. 
 
 American. 
 
 Foreign. 
 
 No. 
 
 Tons. 
 
 Crews. 
 
 No. 
 
 ' Men. Bovs. 
 
 Crews. 
 
 Tons. 
 
 Total American and Foreign. 
 
 No. 
 
 .Men! Bo vs. 
 
 1204 276,589 13,010 385 1.571 118,398 809^J 2 2775 
 
 Tons. 
 
 Crews. 
 
 Men. 
 
 Boys. 
 
 394,987 21,10<)' 387 
 
380 
 
 American and Foreign Vessels, with their Tonnage and Crews^ which 
 cleared from each District in Massachusetts. 
 
 
 American Vessels. 
 
 Foreign Vessels. 
 
 American and Foreign. 
 
 Districts. 
 
 
 
 Crews. 
 
 
 
 Crews. 
 
 
 
 Crews. 
 
 
 No 
 
 TotT! 
 
 
 No 
 
 Tons 
 
 
 No 
 
 Tons 
 
 
 
 
 
 Men. 
 
 Boys. 
 
 
 
 Men J Boys. 
 
 
 
 Men. 
 
 Boys. 
 
 Newbury port, 
 
 15 
 
 2,849 
 
 123 
 
 12 
 
 37 
 
 1,834 
 
 133 
 
 
 52 
 
 4,683 
 
 256 
 
 12 
 
 Gloucester, . 
 
 9 
 
 1,668 
 
 81 
 
 , 
 
 120 
 
 5,721 
 
 394 
 
 
 129 
 
 7,389 
 
 475 
 
 . 
 
 Salem, . . . 
 
 86 
 
 15,539 
 
 781 
 
 65 
 
 68 
 
 3,752 
 
 272 
 
 
 154 
 
 19,291 
 
 1,053 
 
 65 
 
 MarbJehead, . 
 
 • 
 
 , 
 
 • 
 
 . 
 
 41 
 
 1,737 
 
 143 
 
 
 41 
 
 1,737 
 
 143 
 
 1 
 
 Plymouth, 
 
 3 
 
 368 
 
 64 
 
 ^ 
 
 8 
 
 756 
 
 39 
 
 
 11 
 
 1,124 
 
 103 
 
 ^ 
 
 Boston, . . 
 
 781 
 
 163,107 
 
 7225 
 
 • 
 
 1248 
 
 103,097 
 
 6630 
 
 
 2029 
 
 266,204 
 
 13,855 
 
 « 
 
 Edgartown, . 
 
 11 
 
 3,409 
 
 262 
 
 • 
 
 • 
 
 . 
 
 • 
 
 
 11 
 
 3,409 
 
 262 
 
 • 
 
 New Bedford, 
 
 141 
 
 42,619 
 
 3541 
 
 119 
 
 16 
 
 3,510 
 
 151 
 
 
 157 
 
 46,129 
 
 3,692 
 
 119 
 
 Barnstable, . 
 
 J 
 
 60 
 
 2 
 
 1 
 
 7 
 
 390 
 
 27 
 
 
 8 
 
 450 
 
 29 
 
 1 
 
 Fall River, . 
 
 9 
 
 1,477 
 
 118 
 
 1 
 
 10 
 
 1,112 
 
 49 
 
 
 19 
 
 2,589 
 
 167 
 
 ] 
 
 Nantucket, . 
 
 • 
 
 • 
 
 • 
 
 198 
 
 2 
 1557 
 
 303 
 
 16 
 
 i 
 
 2 
 
 303 
 
 16 
 
 1 
 
 
 1056 
 
 231,096 
 
 12,197 
 
 122,212 
 
 7854 
 
 2 
 
 2613 
 
 353,308 
 
 20,051 
 
 200 
 
 American and Foreign Vessels, with their Tonnage and Crews, which 
 entered into each District in Massachusetts. 
 
 
 American Vessels. 
 
 Foreign Vessels. 
 
 Total Amer. «fc Foreign. 
 
 Districts. 
 
 No. 
 
 10 
 
 12 
 
 87 
 
 3 
 
 3 
 
 901 
 
 55 
 
 106 
 
 2 
 
 25 
 
 • 
 
 1204 
 
 Tons. 
 
 Crews. 
 
 No. 
 
 Tons. 
 
 Crews. 
 
 No. 
 
 47 
 
 133 
 
 160 
 
 44 
 
 11 
 
 2166 
 
 55 
 
 112 
 
 10 
 
 35 
 
 2 
 
 2775 
 
 Tons. 
 
 Crews. 
 
 
 Men. 
 
 Boys. 
 
 Men. 
 
 Boys. 
 
 Men. 
 
 Boys. 
 
 Newbury port, 
 Gloucester, . 
 Salem, . . . 
 Marblehead, . 
 Plymouth, . . 
 Boston, . . 
 Edgartown, . 
 New Bedford, 
 Barnstable, . 
 Fall River, . 
 Nantucket, . 
 
 2,096 
 
 2,516 
 
 16,039 
 
 1,070 
 
 368 
 
 207,461 
 
 11,822 
 
 31,415 
 
 254 
 
 3,548 
 
 • 
 
 83 
 113 
 
 817 
 
 42 
 
 57 
 
 8398 
 
 676 
 
 2600 
 
 9 
 
 215 
 
 7 
 53 
 
 322 
 
 • 
 
 3 
 
 37 
 
 121 
 
 73 
 
 41 
 
 8 
 
 1265 
 
 *6 
 8 
 
 10 
 2 
 
 1,834 
 5,721 
 4,044 
 1,737 
 756 
 101,491 
 
 *950 
 
 450 
 
 1,112 
 
 303 
 
 133 
 397 
 303 
 143 
 39 
 6945 
 
 45 
 29 
 49 
 16 
 
 ] 
 
 
 3,930 
 
 8,237 
 
 20,083 
 
 2,807 
 
 1,124 
 
 308,952 
 
 11,822 
 
 32,365 
 
 704 
 
 4,660 
 
 303 
 
 216 
 
 510 
 
 1,120 
 
 185 
 
 96 
 
 15,343 
 
 676 
 
 2,645 
 
 38 
 
 264 
 
 16 
 
 7 
 
 53 
 
 1 
 
 322 
 
 • 
 
 3 
 
 • 
 • 
 
 
 276,589 
 
 13,010 
 
 385 1571 
 
 118,398 
 
 8099 
 
 1 
 
 394,987 
 
 21,109 
 
 386 
 
381 
 
 Abstract; of the Tonnage of the several Districts in Massachusetts. 
 
 
 TONS AND NINETY-FIFTHS. 
 
 Districts. 
 
 Regist 
 
 ered. 
 
 Enrolled and Licensed. 
 
 Licensed under 20 
 Tonii. 
 
 Aggregate 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 Coasting" 
 
 Cod Fish- 
 
 Tonnage. 
 
 
 Permanent. 
 
 Temporary. 
 
 Permanent. 
 
 Tempor'y. 
 
 Trade. 
 
 ery. 
 
 
 Newburyport, 
 
 16,586.32 
 
 • 
 
 5,396.59 
 
 
 
 • 
 
 21,982.91 
 
 Ipswich, . . 
 
 • 
 
 , 
 
 . 
 
 
 
 
 • 
 
 . 
 
 Gloucester, . 
 
 2,034.86 
 
 345.43 
 
 14,038.45 
 
 25 
 
 48 
 
 
 684.84 
 
 17,129.21 
 
 Salem, . . 
 
 16,885.13 
 
 1,896.18 
 
 11,181.93 
 
 
 
 
 . 
 
 29,963.29 
 
 Marblehead, 
 
 1,558.41 
 
 290.85 
 
 8,092.12 
 
 
 
 
 29.20 
 
 9,970.63 
 
 Boston, . . 
 
 147,688.03 
 
 40,024.47 
 
 39,437.13 
 
 
 
 426.53 
 
 418.33 
 
 227,994.54 
 
 Plymouth, . 
 
 5,494.18 
 
 74.00 
 
 7,967.16 
 
 
 
 30.80 
 
 57.73 
 
 1 13,623.92 
 
 Fall River, . 
 
 2,885.62 
 
 118.54 
 
 5,014.92 
 
 
 
 147.57 
 
 . 
 
 8,166.75 
 
 New Bedford, 
 
 102,848.03 
 
 580.14 
 
 8,514.58 
 
 
 
 170.42 
 
 208.15 
 
 112,321.37 
 
 Barnstable, . 
 
 5,356.47 
 
 951.84 
 
 36,475.49 
 
 
 
 187.00 
 
 31.74 
 
 43,002.64 
 
 Edgartown, . 
 
 4,474.06 
 
 2,672.88 
 
 1,018.71 
 
 
 
 107.90 
 
 , 
 
 8,273.65 
 
 Nantucket, . 
 
 27,881.91 
 
 808.07 
 
 2,918.05 
 
 
 
 14.44 
 
 29.58 
 
 31,652.15 
 
 
 333,693.22 
 
 47,762.60 
 
 140,055.38 
 
 25.48 
 
 1084.81 
 
 1,459.72 
 
 524,081.36 
 
 Abstract Tonnage of the several Districts — Continued. 
 
 / 
 
 TONS AND NINETY-FIFTHS. 
 
 Districts. 
 
 Registered 
 and Enrolled, Registered 
 
 Proportion of the Enrolled and Licensed Tonnage employed in the 
 
 
 in the Whale 
 
 OltJdUi 
 
 Tonnage. 
 
 Coasting 
 
 
 Mackerel 
 
 Whale Steam 
 
 
 Fishery. 
 
 
 Trade. 
 
 Cod Fishery. 
 
 Fishery. 
 
 Fishery. , Navigat'n. 
 
 Newburyport, 
 
 
 
 2,025.36 
 
 3,161.89 
 
 209.29 
 
 
 
 Ipswich, . . 
 
 
 
 
 . 
 
 . 
 
 . 
 
 
 
 Gloucester, . 
 
 
 
 
 322.67 
 
 10,859.58 
 
 2,881.63 
 
 
 
 Salem, . . 
 
 
 
 
 10,805.44 
 
 324.62 
 
 51.82 
 
 
 
 Marblehead, 
 
 
 
 
 2,331.60 
 
 5,628.22 
 
 132.25 
 
 
 
 Boston, . . 
 
 
 
 570.33 
 
 31,660.50 
 
 1,452.74 
 
 6,323.75 
 
 
 3172.17 
 
 Plymouth, . 
 
 
 
 
 1,156.14 
 
 6,017.80 
 
 793.11 
 
 
 
 Fall River, . 
 
 
 
 
 5,014.92 
 
 . 
 
 • 
 
 
 
 New Bedford, 
 
 
 
 
 8,301.76 
 
 212.77 
 
 • 
 
 
 
 Barnstable, . 
 
 
 
 
 18,403.04 
 
 10,891.42 
 
 7,181.03 
 
 
 
 Edgartown, . 
 
 
 
 
 682.22 
 
 336.49 
 
 • 
 
 
 
 Nantucket, . 
 
 
 
 
 2,660.72 
 
 5,031.00 
 
 • 
 
 20,692 
 
 
 Beverly, . . 
 
 
 
 
 116.40 
 
 658.00 
 
 139.13 
 
 • 
 
 
 
 • 
 
 570.33 
 
 83,481.07 
 
 44,574.84 
 
 17,712.10 
 
 20,692 3172.17 
 
382 
 
 Condensed statement of the Tonnage of the several Districts in Massachu- 
 setts, 
 
 
 
 TONS AND NINETY-FIFTHS. 
 
 
 Registered Tonnage. 
 
 Enrolled and Licensed 
 Tonnage. 
 
 Total Tonnage. 
 
 Newburyport, . 
 Ipswich, 
 Gloucester, 
 Salem, . 
 Marblehead, . 
 Boston, . 
 Plymouth, 
 Fall River, . 
 New Bedford, 
 Barnstable, 
 Edgartown, 
 Nantucket, 
 Beverly, 
 
 
 16,586.32 
 
 2,.380.34 
 
 18,781.31 
 
 1,849.31 
 
 187,712.50 
 
 5,568.18 
 3,004.21 
 103,428.17 
 6,308.36 
 7,146.94 
 28,690.03 
 
 • 
 
 5,396.59 
 
 14,748.82 
 
 11,181.93 
 8,121.32 
 
 40,282.04 
 8,055.74 
 5.162.54 
 8,893.20 
 
 36,694.28 
 
 1,126.66 
 
 2,962.12 
 
 913.53 
 
 21,982.91 
 
 17,129.21 
 
 29,963.29 
 
 9,970.63 
 
 227,994.54 
 
 13,623.92 
 
 8,166.75 
 
 112,321.37 
 
 43,002.64 
 
 8,273.65 
 
 31,652.15 
 
 913.53 
 
 
 
 381,455.82 
 
 143,539.07 
 
 524,994.89 
 
 Statement of the Number and Class of Vessels built, and the Tonnage 
 thereof, in each District of Massachusetts. 
 
 Districts. 
 
 CLASS OF VESSELS. 
 
 Total number 
 
 of Vessels 
 
 built. 
 
 Total Tonnage. 
 
 
 Ships. 
 
 Brigs. 
 
 Schooners, 
 
 Sloops and 
 Canal Boats. 
 
 Steam 
 Boats. 
 
 Tons and 95ths. 
 
 Newburyport, . 
 Ipswich, . . . 
 Gloucester, 
 Salem, . . . 
 Marblehead, . 
 Boston, . . . 
 Plymouth, . . 
 Fall River, . . 
 New Bedford, . 
 Barnstable, . . 
 Edgartown, 
 Nantucket, . . 
 
 7 
 
 • 
 • 
 • 
 
 28 
 
 • 
 
 5 
 
 • 
 
 1 
 1 
 
 2 
 
 « 
 • 
 • 
 • 
 
 11 
 1 
 
 • 
 * 
 
 2 
 
 • 
 • 
 
 6 
 16 
 
 • 
 • 
 
 5 
 9 
 2 
 
 15 
 1 
 
 * 
 
 
 i 
 
 
 I 
 
 15 
 16 
 
 « 
 
 47 
 10 
 2 
 5 
 17 
 2 
 1 
 
 5,463.53 
 1,000.59 
 
 14,74i.ll 
 895.37 
 128.52 
 1,701.84 
 1,315.59 
 376.18 
 339.57 
 
 
 42 
 
 16 
 
 54 
 
 1 
 
 2 
 
 115 
 
 25,962.50 
 
383 
 
 B. 
 
 Population of each Town and ■ County in the Commonwealth, 
 according to the United States Census of 1840. 
 
 COUNTY OF SUFFOLK. 
 
 Towns. 
 
 Population. 
 
 Boston, 
 Chelsea, 
 
 93,383 
 2,390 
 
 95,773 
 
 COUNTY OF ESSEX. 
 
 Towns. 
 
 Population. 
 
 Towns. 
 
 Population. 
 
 Amesbury, . 
 
 2471 
 
 Marblehead, 
 
 5575 
 
 Andover, 
 
 
 5207 
 
 Methuen, . 
 
 
 2251 
 
 Beverly, 
 
 
 4689 
 
 Middleton, . 
 
 
 657 
 
 Boxford, 
 
 
 942 
 
 Newbury, . 
 
 
 3789 
 
 Bradford, 
 
 
 2222 
 
 Newburyport, 
 
 
 7161 
 
 Danvers, 
 
 
 5020 
 
 Rockport, . 
 
 
 2650 
 
 Essex, . 
 
 
 1450 
 
 Rowley, 
 
 
 1203 
 
 Georgetown, 
 
 
 1540 
 
 Salem, 
 
 
 15,082 
 
 Gloucester, . 
 
 
 6350 
 
 Salisbury, . 
 
 
 2739 
 
 Hamilton, 
 
 
 818 
 
 Saugus, 
 
 
 1098 
 
 Haverhill, 
 
 
 4336 
 
 Topsfield, , 
 
 
 1059 
 
 Ipswich, 
 
 
 3000 
 
 Wenham, . 
 
 
 689 
 
 Lynn, . 
 
 
 9367 
 
 West Newbury, 
 
 
 1560 
 
 Lynnfield, . 
 Manchester, . 
 
 
 707 
 
 
 
 
 1355 
 
 Total, , 
 
 94,987 
 
 COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX. 
 
 Acton, 
 
 1121 
 
 Brighton, . 
 
 1425 
 
 Ashby, 
 
 1246 
 
 1 Burlington, 
 
 510 
 
 Bedford, 
 
 929 
 
 Cambridge, 
 
 8409 
 
 Billerica, 
 
 1632 
 
 Carlisle, 
 
 556 
 
 Boxborough, 
 
 426 
 
 Charlestown, 
 
 11,484 
 
384 
 
 MIDDLESEX— Continued. 
 
 Towns. 
 
 Population. 
 
 Towns. 
 
 Population. 
 
 Chelmsford, . 
 
 1697 
 
 Shirley, 
 
 957 
 
 Concord, 
 
 
 1784 
 
 South Reading, . 
 
 
 1517 
 
 Dracut, 
 
 
 2188 
 
 Stoneham, . 
 
 
 1017 
 
 Dunstable, . 
 
 
 603 
 
 Stow, 
 
 
 1230 
 
 Framingham, 
 
 
 3030 
 
 Sudbury, . 
 
 
 1422 
 
 Groton, 
 
 
 2139 
 
 Somerville, 
 
 
 
 HoUiston, 
 
 
 1782 
 
 Tewksbury, 
 
 
 906 
 
 Hopkinton, . 
 
 
 2245 
 
 Townsend, . 
 
 
 1892 
 
 Lexington, . 
 
 
 1642 
 
 Tyngsborough, 
 
 
 870 
 
 Lincoln, 
 
 
 686 
 
 Waltham, . 
 
 
 2504 
 
 Littleton, 
 
 
 927 
 
 Watertown, 
 
 
 1810 
 
 Lowell, 
 
 
 20,796 
 
 Wayland, . 
 
 
 998 
 
 Maiden, 
 
 
 2514 
 
 West Cambridge, 
 
 
 1363 
 
 Marlborough, 
 
 
 2101 
 
 Westford, . 
 
 
 1436 
 
 Medford, 
 
 
 2478 
 
 Weston, 
 
 
 1092 
 
 Natick, 
 
 
 1285 
 
 Wilmington, 
 
 
 859 
 
 Newton, 
 
 
 3351 
 
 Woburn, . 
 
 
 2993 
 
 Pepperell, 
 
 
 1571 
 
 
 
 
 Reading, 
 
 
 2193 
 
 Total, . 
 
 106,611 
 
 Sherburne, . 
 
 
 995 
 
 
 
 COUNTY OF WORCESTER. 
 
 Ashburnham, 
 
 Athol, 
 
 Auburn, 
 
 Barre, . 
 
 Berlin, 
 
 Blackstone, 
 
 Bolton, 
 
 Boylston, 
 
 Brookfield, 
 
 Charlton, 
 
 Dana, . 
 
 Douglas, 
 
 Dudley, 
 
 Fitchburg, 
 
 Gardner, 
 
 Grafton, 
 
 Hardwick, 
 
 Harvard, 
 
 Holden, 
 
 Hubbardston 
 
 Lancaster, 
 
 Leicester, 
 
 Leominster, 
 
 Lunenburg, 
 
 Mendon, 
 
 Milford, 
 
 1652 
 
 Millbury, . 
 
 1591 
 
 New Braintree, . 
 
 
 649 
 
 ' Northborough, 
 
 
 2751 
 
 Northbridge, 
 
 
 763 
 
 North Brookfield, 
 Oakham, 
 
 
 1186 
 
 Oxford, 
 
 
 797 
 
 Paxton, 
 
 
 2472 
 
 Petersham, . 
 
 
 2117 
 
 Phillipston, . 
 
 
 691 
 
 Princeton, • 
 
 
 1617 
 
 Royalston, . 
 
 
 1352 
 
 Rutland, 
 
 
 2604 
 
 Shrewsbury, 
 
 
 1260 
 
 Southborough, 
 
 
 2943 
 
 ' Southbridge, 
 
 
 1789 
 
 Spencer, 
 
 
 1571 
 
 1 Sterling, 
 
 
 1874 
 
 Sturbridge, 
 
 
 1784 
 
 Sutton, 
 
 
 2019 
 
 ! Templeton, 
 
 
 1707 
 
 Upton, 
 
 
 2069 
 
 Uxbridge, . 
 
 
 1272 
 
 Warren, 
 
 
 3524 
 
 Webster, . 
 
 
 1773 
 
 Westborough, 
 
 
 2171 
 752 
 
 1248 
 1449 
 1485 
 1038 
 1742 
 
 670 
 1775 
 
 919 
 1347 
 1667 
 1260 
 1481 
 1145 
 2031 
 1604 
 1647 
 2005 
 2370 
 1776 
 1466 
 2004 
 1290 
 1403 
 1658 
 
 i 
 
385 
 
 WORCESTER— Coniinued. 
 
 Towns. 
 
 Population. 
 
 TOVTNS. 
 
 Population. 
 
 West Boylston, 
 ^^estminstfr 
 
 1187 
 1645 
 1754 
 
 Worcester, . 
 Total, . 
 
 7497 
 
 Winchendon, 
 
 95,313 
 
 
 COUNTY OF HAMPSHIRE. 
 
 
 
 Amherst, 
 
 2550 
 
 Norwich, . 
 
 750 
 
 Belchertown, 
 
 
 2554 
 
 Pelham, 
 
 
 956 
 
 Chesterfield, 
 
 
 1132 
 
 Plainfield, . 
 
 
 910 
 
 Cuminington, 
 
 
 1237 
 
 Prescott, 
 
 
 780 
 
 Easthampton, 
 
 
 717 
 
 South Hadley, 
 
 
 1458 
 
 Enfield, 
 
 
 976 
 
 Southampton, 
 
 
 1157 
 
 Goshen, 
 
 
 556 
 
 Ware, 
 
 
 1890 
 
 Granby, 
 
 
 971 
 
 Westhampton, 
 
 
 759 
 
 Greenwich, . 
 
 
 824 
 
 Williamsburg, 
 
 
 1309 
 
 Hadley, 
 
 
 1814 
 
 Worthington, 
 
 
 1197 
 
 Hatfield 
 
 
 Q/Cl 
 
 1 
 
 
 Middlefield, . 
 
 
 1717 
 
 Total, . 
 
 30,897 
 
 Northampton, 
 
 
 3750 
 
 
 
 
 COUNTY OF HAMPDEN. 
 
 
 Blandford, . 
 
 1427 
 
 Russell, 
 
 955 
 
 Brimfield, 
 
 
 1419 
 
 Southwick, . 
 
 1214 
 
 Chester, 
 
 
 1632 
 
 Springfield, 
 
 10,985 
 
 Granville, 
 
 
 1414 
 
 Tolland, . 
 
 627 
 
 Holland, 
 
 
 423 
 
 Wales, 
 
 686 
 
 Longmeadow, 
 
 
 1270 
 
 Westfield, . 
 
 3526 
 
 Ludlow, 
 
 
 1268 
 
 West Springfield, 
 
 3626 
 
 Monson, 
 
 
 2151 
 
 Wilbraham, 
 
 1864 
 
 Montgomery, 
 
 
 740 
 
 
 
 
 Palmer, 
 
 
 2139 
 
 Total, . 
 
 37,366 
 
 
 
 COUNTY OF FRANKUN. 
 
 
 
 Ashfield, 
 
 1610 
 
 Monroe, 
 
 282 
 
 Bernardston, 
 
 
 992 
 
 Montague, . 
 
 
 1255 
 
 Buckland, 
 
 
 1084 
 
 New Salem, 
 
 
 1305 
 
 Charlemont, 
 
 
 
 1127 
 
 Northfield, . 
 
 
 1673 
 
 Coleraine, 
 
 
 
 1971 
 
 Orange, 
 
 
 1501 
 
 Conway, 
 
 
 
 1409 
 
 Rowe, 
 
 
 703 
 
 Deerfield, 
 
 
 
 1912 
 
 Shelburne, . 
 
 
 1022 
 
 Erving, 
 
 
 
 3C9 
 
 Shutesbury, 
 
 
 987 
 
 Gill, . 
 
 
 
 798 
 
 Sunderland, 
 
 
 719 
 
 Greenfield, 
 
 
 
 1756 
 
 Warwick, . 
 
 
 1071 
 
 Hawley, 
 
 
 
 977 
 
 Wendell, . 
 
 
 875 
 
 Heath, 
 
 
 
 895 
 
 Whateley, . 
 
 
 1072 
 
 Leverett, 
 Leyden, 
 
 
 
 875 
 
 
 
 • • 
 
 s « 
 
 632 
 
 Total, . 
 
 28,812 
 
 49 
 
386 
 
 COUNTY OF BERKSHIRE. 
 
 Towns. 
 
 Population. 
 
 Towns. 
 
 Population. 
 
 Adams, 
 
 3703 
 
 New Marlborough, 
 
 1682 
 
 Alford, 
 
 
 481 
 
 Otis, .... 
 
 1177 
 
 Becket, 
 
 
 1342 
 
 Peru, 
 
 576 
 
 Boston Corner, 
 
 
 65 
 
 Pittsfield, . 
 
 3747 
 
 Cheshire, 
 
 
 985 
 
 Richmond, . 
 
 1097 
 
 Clarksburg, . 
 
 
 370 
 
 Sandisfield, 
 
 1464 
 
 Dakon, 
 
 
 1255 
 
 Savoy, 
 
 915 
 
 Eg'remont, . 
 
 
 1038 
 
 Sheffield, . 
 
 2322 
 
 Florida, 
 
 
 441 
 
 Stockbridge, 
 
 1992 
 
 Great Barrington, 
 
 
 2704 
 
 Tyringham, 
 
 1477 
 
 Hancock, 
 
 
 922 
 
 Washington, 
 
 991 
 
 Hinsdale, 
 
 
 955 
 
 West Stockbridge, 
 
 1448 
 
 LanesborouDfh, 
 
 
 1140 
 
 Williamstown, 
 
 2153 
 
 ijee. 
 
 
 2428 
 
 Windsor, . 
 
 897 
 
 
 
 1313 
 
 438 
 
 
 
 Mount Washington, 
 
 Total, . 
 
 41,745 
 
 New Ashford, 
 
 227 
 
 
 
 COUNTY OF NORFOLK. 
 
 Bellingham, . 
 
 1055 
 
 Milton, 
 
 1822 
 
 Braintree, 
 
 2168 
 
 Needham, . 
 
 
 1488 
 
 Brookline, . 
 
 1365 
 
 Quincy, 
 
 
 3486 
 
 Canton, 
 
 1995 
 
 Randolph, . 
 
 
 3213 
 
 Cohasset, 
 
 1471 
 
 Roxbury, . 
 
 
 9089 
 
 Dedham, 
 
 3290 
 
 Sharon, 
 
 
 1076 
 
 Dorchester, . 
 
 4875 
 
 Stoughton, . 
 
 
 2142 
 
 Dover, 
 
 5Q0 
 
 Walpole, . 
 
 
 1491 
 
 Foxborough, 
 
 1298 
 
 Weymouth, 
 
 
 3738 
 
 Franklin, 
 
 1717 
 
 Wrentham, 
 
 
 2915 
 
 Medfield, . 
 Medway, 
 
 ft83 
 
 
 
 2043 
 
 Total, . 
 
 53,140 
 
 COUNTY OF BRISTOL. 
 
 Attleborough, 
 
 3585 
 
 Pawtucket, 
 
 2184 
 
 Berkley, 
 
 
 886 
 
 Raynham, . 
 
 
 1329 
 
 Dartmouth, 
 
 
 
 4135 
 
 Rehoboth, 
 
 
 
 2169 
 
 Dighton, 
 
 
 
 1378 
 
 Seekonk, 
 
 
 
 1996 
 
 Easton, 
 
 
 
 2074 
 
 Somerset, 
 
 
 
 1005 
 
 Fairhaven, 
 
 
 
 3951 
 
 Swanzey, 
 
 
 
 1484 
 
 Fall River, 
 
 
 
 6738 
 
 Taunton, 
 
 
 
 7645 
 
 Freetown, 
 
 
 
 1772 ; 
 
 Westport, 
 
 
 
 2820 
 
 
 
 
 1382 
 
 12,087 
 
 
 
 New Bedford, 
 
 
 Total, . 
 
 60,165 
 
 Norton, 
 
 
 1545 
 
 
 
 HI 
 
387 
 
 COUNTY OP PLYMOUTH. 
 
 Towns. 
 
 Population. 
 
 Towns. 
 
 Population. 
 
 Abington, 
 
 3214 
 
 Middleborough, . 
 
 5085 
 
 Bridgewater, 
 
 
 2131 
 
 North Bridgewater, 
 
 2616 
 
 Carver, 
 
 
 995 
 
 Pembroke, . 
 
 1258 
 
 Duxbury, 
 
 
 2798 
 
 Plymouth, . 
 
 5281 
 
 East Bridgewater, 
 
 
 1950 
 
 Plympton, . 
 
 834 
 
 Halifax, 
 
 
 734 
 
 Rochester, • 
 
 3864 
 
 Hanover, 
 
 
 1488 
 
 Scituate, 
 
 3886 
 
 Hanson, 
 
 
 1040 
 
 Wareham, . 
 
 2002 
 
 Hingham, 
 
 
 3564 
 
 West Bridgewater, 
 
 1201 
 
 Hull 
 
 
 i Q.*^! 
 
 
 
 Kingston, 
 
 
 1440 
 
 Total, . 
 
 47,373 
 
 Marshfield, . 
 
 
 1761 
 
 
 
 COUNTY OF BARNSTABLE. 
 
 Barnstable, 
 
 Brewster, 
 
 Chatham, 
 
 Dennis, 
 
 Eastham, 
 
 Falmouth, 
 
 Harwich, 
 
 Marshpee, District of, 
 
 Orleans, 
 Provincetown, 
 
 Sandwich, . 
 Truro, 
 
 Wellfleet, . 
 
 Yarmouth, . 
 
 Total, . 
 
 1974 
 2122 
 3719 
 1920 
 2377 
 2554 
 
 32,857 
 
 DUKES COUNTY. 
 
 Chilmark, 
 
 • • 
 
 • • 
 
 702 
 1736 
 
 Tisbury; . 
 Total, . 
 
 • • 
 
 1520 
 
 
 3958 
 
 
 COUNTY OF NANTUCKET. 
 
 
 
 Nantucket, . 
 
 
 • 
 
 9012 
 
 Total Population of the Commonwealth, 
 
 737,700 
 
INDEX 
 
 TO COUNTIES AND TOWNS, 
 
 Abington, 
 
 Acton, 
 
 Adams, . 
 
 Alford, 
 
 Amesbury, 
 
 Amherst, 
 
 Andover, 
 
 Ashburnham 
 
 Ashby, . 
 
 Ashfield, 
 
 Aihol, 
 
 Atileborough 
 
 Auburn, . 
 
 Bakxstable County 
 
 Barnstable, 
 
 Barre, 
 
 Becket, . 
 
 Bedford, 
 
 Belchertown 
 
 Bellingham, 
 
 Berkley, . 
 
 Berkshike County 
 
 Berlin, . 
 
 Bernardston. 
 
 Beverly, . 
 
 Billenca, 
 
 Blackstone, 
 
 Blandford, 
 
 Bolton, . 
 
 Boston, 
 
 Boxborough, 
 
 Boxford, 
 
 Boylston, 
 
 Bradford, 
 
 Braintree, 
 
 Brewster, 
 
 Bridgewater, 
 
 Brighton, 
 
 Brimfield, 
 
 Bristol County 
 
 Brookfield, 
 
 Brookline, 
 
 Buckland, 
 
 Burlington, . 
 
 Cambridge, 
 
 Canton, 
 
 Carlisle, . 
 
 Carver, 
 
 Charlemont, 
 
 Charlestown, 
 
 Charlton, 
 
 Chatham, 
 
 Chelmsford, 
 
 291 
 
 Chelsea, 
 
 7 
 
 38 
 
 Cheshire, 
 
 . 215 
 
 212 
 
 Chester, 
 
 172 
 
 213 
 
 Chesterfield, 
 
 . 151 
 
 8 
 
 Chilmark, 
 
 325 
 
 148 
 
 Clarksburg, 
 
 . 215 
 
 10 
 
 Cohasset, 
 
 245 
 
 86 
 
 Coleraine, 
 
 . 191 
 
 39 1 
 
 Concord, 
 
 50 
 
 189 
 
 Conway, . 
 
 . 193 
 
 88 
 
 Cummmgton, 
 
 152 
 
 267 
 
 Dalton, 
 
 . 216 
 
 89 
 
 Dana, 
 
 98 
 
 314 ' 
 
 Danvers, 
 
 14 
 
 314 ' 
 
 Dartmouth, . 
 
 270 
 
 90 
 
 Dedham, 
 
 . 246 
 
 214 
 
 Deerfield, 
 
 194 
 
 40 
 
 Dennis, . 
 
 . 316 
 
 150 
 
 Dighton, 
 
 271 
 
 241 , 
 
 Dorchester, 
 
 . 248 
 
 269 
 
 Douglas, 
 
 98 
 
 212 
 
 Dover, 
 
 . 250 
 
 92 
 
 Dracut, 
 
 50 
 
 189 
 11 
 
 Dudley, . 
 DcKEs County, 
 
 . 99 
 325 
 
 41 
 
 Dunstable, 
 
 . 52 
 
 93 
 
 170 
 
 Duxbury, 
 
 East Bridgewater, 
 
 294 
 . 295 
 
 94 
 
 Eastham, 
 
 317 
 
 1 , 
 42 
 
 Easthampton, 
 Easton, 
 
 . 153 
 272 
 
 13 
 
 ' Edgartown, 
 
 . 325 
 
 95 
 
 Egremont, . 
 
 217 
 
 14 
 
 Enfield, . 
 
 . 153 
 
 242 
 
 Erving. 
 
 195 
 
 315 
 
 Essex County, . 
 
 8 
 
 292 
 
 Essex, 
 
 6 
 
 43 
 
 Fairhaven, 
 
 . 273 
 
 171 
 
 Fall River, . 
 
 275 
 
 L^hT 
 
 Falmouth, 
 
 . 317 
 
 'Jo 
 
 Fitchburgh, . 
 
 100 
 
 243 
 
 Florida, . 
 
 . 217 
 
 190 
 
 Foxborough, 
 
 250 
 
 44 
 
 Framingham, . 
 
 . 52 
 
 44 
 
 Franklin County, . 
 
 189 
 
 244 
 
 Franklin, 
 
 . 252 
 
 46 
 
 Freetown, 
 
 277 
 
 293 
 
 Gardner, 
 
 . 103 
 
 191 
 
 47- 
 
 Georgetown, 
 Gill, 
 
 17 
 . 196 
 
 97 
 
 Gloucester, . 
 
 17 
 
 315 
 
 Goshen, . 
 
 . 155 
 
 48 
 
 Grafton, 
 
 103 
 
390 
 
 Granby, . 
 
 . 155 
 
 Middleton, 
 
 27 
 
 Granville, 
 
 173 
 
 Milford, 
 
 114 
 
 Great Barrington, 
 
 . 218 
 
 Blillbury, 
 
 . 115 
 
 Greenfield, . 
 
 197 
 
 Milton, 
 
 255 
 
 Greenwich, 
 
 . 156 
 
 Monroe, . 
 
 . 201 
 
 Groton, 
 
 54 
 
 Monson, 
 
 177 
 
 Hadley, . 
 
 . 157 
 
 Montague, 
 
 . 202 
 
 Halifax, 
 
 296 
 
 Montgomery, 
 
 178 
 
 Hamilton, 
 
 . 19 
 
 Mount Washington, 
 
 . 225 
 
 Hampden County, . 
 
 170 
 
 Nantucket County, 
 
 327 
 
 Hampshire County, 
 
 . 148 
 
 Nantucket, 
 
 . 327 
 
 Hancock, 
 
 220 
 
 Natick, 
 
 65 
 
 Hanover, 
 
 . 297 
 
 Needham, 
 
 . 256 
 
 Hanson, 
 
 298 
 
 New Ashford, 
 
 226 
 
 Hardwick, 
 
 . 105 
 
 New Bedford, . 
 
 . 280 
 
 Harwich, 
 
 318 
 
 New Braintree, 
 
 117 
 
 Harvard, 
 
 . 105 
 
 Newbury, 
 
 . 28 
 
 Hatfield, . . ■ 
 
 158 
 
 Newburyport, 
 
 29 
 
 Haverhill, 
 
 19 
 
 1 New Marlborough, 
 
 . 226 
 
 Hawley, 
 
 198 
 
 New Salem, . 
 
 203 
 
 Heath, . 
 
 . 198 
 
 Newton, . 
 
 . 66 
 
 Hingham, 
 
 299 
 
 Norfolk County, . 
 
 241 
 
 Hinsdale, 
 
 . 220 
 
 1 Northampton, 
 
 . 160 
 
 Holden, 
 
 106 
 
 Northborough, 
 
 118 
 
 Holland, . 
 
 . 174 
 
 North bridge, 
 
 . 119 
 
 HoUiston, 
 
 55 
 
 North Bridgewater, . 
 
 305 
 
 Hopkinton, ."' 
 
 . 56 
 
 North Brookfield, 
 
 . 120 
 
 Hnbbardston, 
 
 108 
 
 Norlhfield, . 
 
 203 
 
 Hull, 
 
 . 301 
 
 Norton, . 
 
 . 281 
 
 Ipswich, 
 
 21 
 
 Norwich, 
 
 161 
 
 Kingston, 
 
 . 301 
 
 Oakham, 
 
 . 121 
 
 Lancaster, . 
 
 109 
 
 Orange, 
 
 204 
 
 Lanesborough, . 
 
 . 221 
 
 Orleans, . 
 
 . 320 
 
 Lee, . 
 
 222 
 
 Otis, . 
 
 227 
 
 Leicester, 
 
 . 110 
 
 Oxford, . 
 
 . 122 
 
 Leominister, 
 
 111 
 
 Palmer, 
 
 179 
 
 Lenox, . 
 
 . 224 
 
 Pawtucket, 
 
 . 282 
 
 Leverett, 
 
 199 
 
 Paxton, 
 
 123 
 
 Lexington, 
 
 . 57 
 
 Pelham, . 
 
 . 162 
 
 Leyden, 
 
 200 
 
 Pembroke, . 
 
 306 
 
 Lincoln, . 
 
 . 58 
 
 Pepperell, 
 
 . 68 
 
 Littleton, 
 
 58 
 
 Peru, 
 
 228 
 
 Longmeadow, 
 
 . 175 
 
 Petersham, 
 
 . 123 
 
 Lowell, 
 
 59 
 
 Phillipston, . 
 
 124 
 
 Ludlow, . 
 
 • 176 
 
 Pittsfield, 
 
 . 229 
 
 Lunenburg, . 
 
 113 
 
 Plainfield, . 
 
 163 
 
 Lynn, 
 
 . 22 
 
 Plymouth County, 
 
 . 291 
 
 Lynnfield, 
 
 24 
 
 Plymouth, . 
 
 307 
 
 Maiden, . 
 
 62 
 
 Plympton, • . 
 
 . 308 
 
 Manchester, . 
 
 24 
 
 Prescott, 
 
 164 
 
 Mansfield, 
 
 . 278 
 
 Princeton, 
 
 . 125 
 
 Marblehead, . 
 
 25 
 
 Provincetown, 
 
 320 
 
 Marlborough, 
 
 . 63 
 
 Quincy, . 
 
 . 257 
 
 Marshfield, . 
 
 303 
 
 Eandolph, 
 
 258 
 
 Medfield, 
 
 . 252 
 
 Kaynham, 
 
 . 283 
 
 Medford, 
 
 64 
 
 Reading, 
 
 69 
 
 Medway, 
 
 . 253 
 
 Eehoboth, 
 
 . 284 
 
 Mendon, 
 
 113 
 
 Richmond, . 
 
 231 
 
 Methuen, 
 
 . 26 
 
 Rochester, 
 
 . 309 
 
 Middleborough, 
 
 303 
 
 Rockport, 
 
 31 
 
 Middletield, ' . 
 
 . 159 
 
 Rowe, 
 
 . 206 
 
 Middlesex County, 
 
 38 
 
 Rowley, 
 
 31 
 
391 
 
 Roxbury, 
 
 . 258 
 
 Truro, 
 
 322 
 
 Royalston, . 
 
 126 
 
 Tyngsborough, . 
 
 77 
 
 Russell, . 
 
 . 180 
 
 Tyringham, . 
 
 236 
 
 Rutland, 
 
 127 
 
 Upton, 
 
 . 137 
 
 Salem, 
 
 . 32 
 
 Uxbridge, 
 
 137 
 
 Salisbury, 
 
 34 
 
 Wales, . 
 
 . 184 
 
 Sandisfield, 
 
 . 231 
 
 Waltham, 
 
 78 
 
 Sandwich, 
 
 321 
 
 Walpole, 
 
 . 263 
 
 Saugus, . 
 
 . 35 
 
 Ware, 
 
 166 
 
 Savoy, 
 
 233 
 
 Wareham, 
 
 . 311 
 
 Scituate, . 
 
 . 311 
 
 Warren, 
 
 139 
 
 Seekonk, 
 
 285 
 
 Warwick, 
 
 . 209 
 
 Sharon, . 
 
 . 262 
 
 Washington, 
 
 237 
 
 Sheffield, 
 
 233 
 
 Waterlown, 
 
 . 79 
 
 Shelburne, 
 
 . 207 
 
 Wayland, 
 
 80 
 
 Sherburne, . 
 
 69 
 
 Webster, 
 
 . 140 
 
 Shirley, . 
 
 . 70 
 
 Welltleet, . 
 
 323 
 
 Shrewsbury, . 
 
 128 
 
 Wendell, 
 
 . 210 
 
 Shutesbury, 
 
 . 208 
 
 Wenham, 
 
 37 
 
 Somerset, 
 
 286 
 
 Westborough, 
 
 . 141 
 
 Somervilie, 
 
 . 71 
 
 West Boylston, 
 
 142 
 
 Southampton, 
 
 165 
 
 West Bridgewater, 
 
 . 313 
 
 Southborough, . 
 
 . 129 
 
 West Cambridge, 
 
 81 
 
 Southbridge, . 
 
 130 
 
 Westtield, 
 
 . 185 
 
 South Hadley, . 
 
 . 164 
 
 Westford, 
 
 82 
 
 South Reading, 
 
 72 
 
 Westhampton, . 
 
 . 167 
 
 Southwick, 
 
 . 181 
 
 Westminster, 
 
 143 
 
 Spencer, 
 
 131 
 
 West Newbury, . 
 
 . 33 
 
 Springfield, 
 
 . 181 
 
 Weston, 
 
 83 
 
 Sterling, 
 
 132 
 
 Westport, 
 
 . 290 
 
 Stockbridge, 
 
 . 234 
 
 West Springfield, . 
 
 187 
 
 Stoneham, . 
 
 73 
 
 West Stockbridge, 
 
 . 238 
 
 Stoughton, 
 
 . 262 
 
 Weymouth, . 
 
 265 
 
 Stow, 
 
 73 
 
 Whately, 
 
 . 2J1 
 
 Sturbridge, 
 
 . 133 
 
 Wilbraham, . 
 
 188 
 
 Sudbury, 
 
 74 
 
 Williamsburg, . 
 
 . 168 
 
 Suffolk County, 
 
 1 
 
 Williamstown, 
 
 239 
 
 Sunderland, . 
 
 208 
 
 Wilmington, 
 
 . 84 
 
 Sutton, . 
 
 . 134 
 
 Winchendon, 
 
 144 
 
 Swanzey, 
 
 287 
 
 Windsor, 
 
 . 240 
 
 Taunton, 
 
 . 288 
 
 Woburn, 
 
 85 
 
 Templeton, . 
 
 135 
 
 Worcester County, 
 
 . 86 
 
 Tewksbury, 
 
 . 75 
 
 Worcester, . 
 
 145 
 
 Tisbury, 
 
 326 
 
 Worthington, 
 
 . 170 
 
 Tolland, . 
 
 . 184 
 
 Wreniham, . 
 
 266 
 
 Topsfield, . 
 
 37 
 
 Yarmouth; 
 
 . 324 
 
 Townsend, 
 
 . 76 
 
 
 
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