{"newspaper_name": "Mobile register and journal.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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wooden factory has just been put up in RicIr- mond, 420 by 45 feet, and four sores high. IL is capable of manufacturing 20O0 yards of flannel per week. and working up 2l0 00b lbs of wool per an num.-l Boston paper.

 We are acquainted with its superintendent. He is a native of New Engiand and was an apprentice 10 of the woolen manulcores in M ssachu- sets. He IS one Of he rhrewdesl and best informed men who have settled m the soulh He is in,lrstfi- and sagacious, and is destined to be d thriving in lhls thriving work-a.day world. The friends of the protective system will be surprised 10 learn that he IS moreover a iree-trade man; and that no one is more opposed to the tariff law of Is42 than himself-I w ashington Union.