From the TNdge Record.
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SlLK.-Janes Wo'sston, Esq. Of Marlborough.
was 80 kind as to bring for our Inspection last week
specimen of sewing silk, made by his daughters,
this season.--rhey made from about 800 worms,
400 skeins. For evenness OF thread and decacy
OF cuouring, it would bear favourable comparison
with Italian or French silk. Some have supposed,
that feeding the silkworm could not be profitable.
until intricate machinery and rare skill in the man
utacture Of silk goods. should be introduced here
1t is not so: near million Of dollars year of the
article IN the simple form of sewing silk-as east
iy made as shoe-thread-is annually innorted.
AS to the rest, if the raw material be produced
abnndantiy' manufactures will rise up, Of course.


BY the way, the Junior editor has still thousand
or two Of the Italian mulberry to give away They
are not large Beng Of this years growth, and cal
be taken IN ii ha"akerchiet. An hundred will b,
given to each person sending. The roots are fin,
and vigorous, Application should be made With,
two weeks, possible, at his garden, at Sprinryille


0 mile below the Borough.