The subscribers respectfully inform the public in general, and the friends of the Domestic Manufactures, in particular, that after an additional expense, they have improved their Cotton Spining Machines materially, and which are in full operation.- They have a quantity of cotton yarn, of different qualities, on hand, which they will sell at reduced prices. They also now carry on the Blue Dyeing Business - - and shortly expect to dye other colours - - so that persons may supply themselves with coloured, as well as with white, yarn; and likewise cotton goods by the piece.

Martin Baum, & Co.

Cincinnati, May 10 1811

 

[Selected and transcribed by Ian Hehman, HC 2015.]

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How to cite this article: “Cotton Manufactory,” Western Spy (Cincinnati, Ohio), 10 May 1811, available at http://history.hanover.edu/texts/1811.