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sScoTTsvILLE,' BiBB CoUNTy.-This pleasant look ing village the location of 'Sco's Factory It IS situated eight miles north ~es, from Centre. vile on ShuIlz creek, and near Ihe Stage road 10 Tuscaloosa. IL was called "S:otlsville" in hon' or orthe founder of Scouts Cotton Factory" MT. David Scott, of Tuscaloosa and formerly of this cuuutS.

 The Factory we think was founded in 1854, but for several years did hut small business. and that in spnning yarn. It is owned by the Tuscaloosa Manaiacrnrng Company, MT. Scott being mnch the largest share hulder. The shares rated at SSl00 ard the ca pua stock taken and paid in Is Ss70,0OO The ,mpa. 1900 spindlcs, and "A looms making on an average about 45OO yards of heavy me- gro shrting per week, consuming during the year 400 bales oi cotton and employing in the Factory large and small 45 hands The building is 90 feet bong by 70 wde three stories high and built o brick The water power is ,nexhaustible. The company have also Grist M l Saw Mill. Store, Shoe shop Tannery, Blacksmith shop, Sc., and very fine House Iot il Ta,ern, which fine one IS now Kept as we can testify by Mir. Strong. There are also l6 neat white houses, one story high, which the com pany built for the accommodation oi those engaged in he Factory witt, families. Everything m and about the village looked neat and comfortable Ev- anywhere system manifested itself, and il has been long since we have witnessed anything which re minded us so much ol those pleasant villages which are met so often in the Eastern States.-tlb.