MANUFACTURE OF SILK.
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Mr. Rush, the Secretary of the Treasury, has
made Report and prepared a Manual, containing
the best practicable information the growth and
manufacture of Silk, adapted to the different parts
Of the Union &c. This Report has been delayed in
consequence of the necessary correspondence on
this subject coextensye with the Union, and with
several foreign countries well as for the purpose Of
preparing plates for the better illustration Of some
parts Of the machinery used in manufacturing Silk
Six thousand copies Of the Report and Manual have
been ordered to be printed, and they probably will
be circulated within week or two, by the members
of the House of Representatives. This RAPPORT has
been expected with some interest, in different Sec
tons Of our country but it will be particularly ac-
ceptabe in many parts Of our peninsula, where the
soil is SO well adapted to the growth ofthe mulberry
tree.