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VOLUNTOWN. Clerk, Reg. and Treas., Elisha Potter. Selectmen, Nathan P. Newton, Moses Kennedy, Kin- ne Gallup. Con., Wm. A. Douglass, (and Col.,) Jas. K. Gallup. G. Jurors, Christopher Colgrove, Darius Brown, P. A. Palmer. Assessors, Henry Wylie, Benj. Gallup, Jr. B. Relief, Benjamin Gallup, I. K. Cran- dall, P. A. Kinne. L. Surveyor, W. C. Stanton.
WALLINGFORD. Clerk, Lorenzo Lewis. Selectmen, (#1 per day,) Joel Hall, Samuel Simpson, Henry Hull. Con., O I. Martin, (and Col.,) Wooster Ives, Ovid Warner, Friend Miller, G. N. Andrews, Win. W. Ives. G. Jurors, J. C. Mansfield, J. B. Pomeroy, J. M. Harrison, Wm. Mix, Milo Ives, Samuel Peck. Assessor, Samuel C. Ford. B. Relief, Geo. B. Kirt- land, D. M. Ives, Wm. M. Hall, Wooster Martin, Eli- jah Williams.
WARREN. Clerk and Treas., Edmund R. Swift. Reg., F. B. Taylor. Selectmen, Chas. Carter, Geo. Hays, Russel Carter. Town Agt., Elijah Hays. Con., E. R. Beeman, John E. Granniss. Col., H. J. Taylor. G. Jurors, Elijah Hays, Charles Ever- ett. Assessors, Sherman Shove, Henry W. Cartin. B. Relief, Elijah Hays, Russel Carter, J. W. Beement. L. Surveyor, Truman Guild, M. B. Strong.
WASHINGTON. Clerk, Daniel B. Brinsmade. Reg., Anthony Smith. Treas., Ithiel Hickox. Selectmen, ($1.25 per day,) John B. Newton, Abiel C. Lemmon, Powell Hickox. Con., S. D. Platt, G. C. Whittlesey, J. S. Kinney. Col., William Odell. G. Jurors, D. G. Platt, Sheldon Whittlesey, Eli Clark. Assessors, Titus A. Bryan, Sheldon W. Meeker. B. Relief, Ab- ner W. Mitchell, Frederic Beardsley, Joseph S. Titus. L. Surveyor, Daniel B. Brinsmade. Liquor Agt., Lew- is Hubbell.
WATERBURY. Clerk, Israel Holmes, 2d. Reg., George E. Perkins. Treas., Abram Ives. Selectmen,
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TOWNS.
David T. Bishop, (and T. Agent,) Moses S. Cooke, George Pritchard. Con., Wm. Hickox, (and Col.,) D. T. Munger, L P. Bryan, Bennet Ball, E. J. Por- ter, Henry Chatfield, Francis Peck, Pitkin Bronson G. Jurors, David Norton, H. C. Bronson, T. B. Eldridge, J. M. Andrus, N. J. Welton, Chas. Partree, Assessors, A. G. Stocking, H. V. Welton, Willis Merrill, B. Relief, John Buckingham, Leonard Pritch- ard. J. H. Smith. Road Com., Philo Brown. L. Surveyors, Leonard Bronson, Nelson J. Welton. Li- quor Agt., John W. Paul.
WATERFORD. Clerk and Reg., Joseph Avery. Treas., Thomas Chester. Selectmen, Joseph Avery, John L. Watrous, William Manwaring. T. Agt., Thos. Manwaring. Con., Charles Daniels, Alfred Loomis. Col., Cortland Mosier. G. Jurors, R. R. Morgan, Isaac Chapel, C. H. Wheeler, Asa Wight- man. Assessors, Ezra M. Keeney, Ezekiel Austin, Jesse Jerome. B. of Relief, Orlando Comstock, Thos. Chester, Edmund Darrow. L. Surveyor, Henry Potter.
WATERTOWN. Clerk, Reg. and Treas., Leman W. Cutler. Selectmen, C. T. Hickox, Hinman Atwood, Garry Smith. Con., Wm. B. Hotchkiss, Chas. Par- sons, (and Col.,) George Richards, Chauncey L. Day- ton. G. Jurors, Henry Bronson, A. B. Everitt, Dayton Mattoon, David Welton, David Mattoon, C. M. Nobles. Assessor, Henry Johnson. B. of Relief, Hinman Platt, George Woodward, Frederick Judd. Road Com., A. P. Baldwin. L. Surveyor, Wm. Baldwin. Liquor Agt., Chauncey H. Hotchkiss.
WESTBROOK. Clerk and Treas., Reuben Stannard. Reg., Horace Burr. Selectmen, Daniel Spencer, A. C. Chittenden, Augustus Bushnell. Con., D. E. Chap- man, E. D. Platts, I. N Spencer, (and Col.) G. Ju- rors, P. M. Kirtland, D. A. Chittenden, Aaron Bushnell. Assessor, Reuben Stannard. B. of Relief, Martin Wright. A. C. Chittenden, Jed. C. Wright. Road Com., Samuel Stevens,
WEST HARTFORD. Clerk and Reg., John Whitman. Treas., Samuel Whitman. Selectmen, Chester Fran-
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BRIDGEPORT. Clerk and Treas., S. W. Baldwin. Com., Elliot Morris, Thomas Lord, Henry Olmsted. Visitors, F. J. Judson, Moses Ballou, G. S. Coit, &c.
East Bridgeport. Clerk, Eli Andrews. Treas., James Daskam. Com., James Daskam, Noah Plumb, David Judson. Visitors, Noah Plumb, Giles O. Keel- er, Henry May.
BRISTOL. Clerk and Treas., Tracy Peck. Com., Henry A. Seymour, Richard Peck, Charles G. Ives. Visitor, Lester Lewis.
BROOKFIELD. Clerk, Sidney Hawley. Treas., Beers Foot. Com., Charles Hawley, Homer C. Brush, El- mer H. Northrop. Visitors, Dan C. Curtis, Amos L. Williams, William Biddle.
BROOKLYN. Clerk, and Treas., J. B. Whitcomb. Com., Uriel Fuller, Jacob Kimball, Sept's Davison. Visitors, Edwin Scarborough, Uriel Fuller, &c.
BURLINGTON. Clerk and Treas., Abraham Petti- bone. Visitors, David Bennett, Erastus Scranton, Samuel Phelps.
CANAAN. Clerk and Treas., John B. Reed. Com., Edward P. Hunt, Charles Maltbee. Visitors, H. Good- win, Rev. Mr. Stebbins.
South. Clerk and Treas., Irenus Elton. Com., Wm. G. Pierce, Hawley Dunning, Erastus Allen. Visitors, George Adam, - Toby.
CANTERBURY. Clerk, and Treas., John Francis. Com., J. Knight, R. Waldo, J. Francis. Visitors, R. C. Learned, J. B. Guild.
Westminster. Clerk and Treas., O. H. Butts. Com., L. Carter, Chauncey Morse, Albert Dewing. Visitors, A. Dewing, R. S. Hazen, O. H. Butts.
CANTON. Clerk, Luke Barber. Treas., Volney G. Barbour, Com., N. H. Brainard, F. R. Perry, A. O. Mills. Visitor, Levi Case, 2d.
CHAPLIN. Clerk and Treas., Frederick Storrs. Com.,
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SCHOOL SOCIETIES.
George Ashley, David A. Griggs, George Washburn. Visitors, Merrick Knight, Nathan Griggs, &c.
CHATHAM. East Hampton. Clerk, Luther Rich. Treas., A. G. Bevin. Com., D. B. Niles, Alfred Wil- liams. Visitors, Wm. Russell, T. R. Markham, &c.
Middle Haddam. Clerk, John Brainard. Treas., Cyrus Hurd. Com., Braddock Strong, Waldo S. Wil- liams. Visitors, Wm. S. Wright, Linus Parmelee, &c. CHESTER. Clerk and Treas., Sylvester W. Clark. Com., Samuel C. Silliman, George Jones, Wm. Par- ker. Visitors, S. W. Turner, Socrates Denison, &c.
CHESHIRE. Clerk and Treas., William A. Brooks. Com., William A. Brooks. Visitors, H. Bryant, L. P. Perry.
CLINTON. Clerk, John R. Farnham. Treas., Alfred Hull. Com., Luke E. Wood, Ashbel Hull, Oliver B. Hull. Visitor, John E. Bray.
COLCHESTER. Clerk, Daniel Kellogg. Treas., John Isham. Com., Daniel B. Carroll, Russel Gillett. Vis- itor, G. W. Pendleton.
Westchester. Clerk, Diodate J. Usher. Treas., Al- fred J. Loomis. Com., Stephen B. Day. Wm. Brain- ard, Stephen D. Brainard. Visitor, Octav. Emmons.
COLEBROOK. Clerk and Treas., Reuben Rockwell. Com., George Austin, Calvin Sage, Seth Prior. Vis- itor, Asaph O. Pinney.
COLUMBIA. Clerk and Treas., Daniel D. Little. Com., John S. Yeomans, Wm. Osborn, Wm. B. Little. Visitors, Frederick D. Avery, John S. Yeomans, &c.
CORNWALL. Clerk and Treas., John P. Stone, Com., William L. Clark, James A. Bierce, Menzies Beers. Visitors, Seth Pierce, Robert T. Miner, &c.
COVENTRY. Clerk and Treas., R. Belknap. Com., Loring Winchester, B. P. Swift, Wm. Tibballs. Vis- itors, Charles Hyde, H. H. Blake, &c.
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TOWN8.
cis, Wm. Sedgwick, Joel E. Rood. Con., J. B. Dem- ing, H. D. Rice, Justus Elmore. G. Jurors, Wm. H. Seymour, D. E. Stoddard, V. L. Woodford. Assessors, Elam Tuttle, Benjamin Belden, H. G. Webster. B. of Relief, Asaph Deming, Thomas Brace, V. L. Wood- ford. L. Surveyor, Henry Talcott ..
WESTPORT. Clerk, John W. Taylor. Reg., David S. Burr. Treas , Alva Gray. Selectmen, (No regu- lar compensation, but charge for services by them rendered,) Wm. J. Finch, A. B. Adams, Lyman Banks. Con., S. G. Taylor, Chas. H. Taylor, Edwin Disbrow, Wm. Platt. G. Jurors, W. H. Richards, E. E. War- ner, Alva Gray, A. L. Winton. Assessors, Zalmon Sanford, Daniel Burr, Lyman Banks. B. of Relief, Lonsen Cooley, Henry Sherwood, Joel B. Buckley. L. Surveyor, Alva Gray.
WETHERSFIELD. Clerk, Albert Galpin. Reg., Ab- ner S. Warner. Treas., Merit Butler. Selectmen, ($1 per day,) Samuel Woodhouse, Chauncey Cole- man, John M. Belden, Jedediah Deming, Jr. Town Agt., Wm. G. Comstock, Con., John Welles, (and Col.,) John Butler, Willis P Davis, John G. Stoddard. G. Jurors, John Montague, Horace Robbins, R. R. Wolcott, John Havens, Wm. Hubbard, L. S. Dem- ing. Assessors, Russel Adams, Rufus Stoddard. B. of Relief, Thomas Havens, Chauncey Adams, L. S. > Deming. L. Surveyor, James Standish, Jr. Liquor Agent, Merit Butler.
WILLINGTON. Clerk, and Treas., Gideon N. Merrick. Reg., Francis L. Dickinson. Selectmen, (about $50,) Marvin Peck, (and T. Agt.,) Willard Fuller, Chas. F. Morrison. Con., C. P. Rider, (and Col.,) Nathan Morse, Jr. G. Jurors, Levi Richardson, Bobert Bat- tey, Gardner Hall, Lathrop Manning, Clark Cogges- hall, Origin Weston. Assessors, Nathan Morse, Jr., G. A. Holt. B. of Relief, Harvey Merrick, Gardner Hall, Joshua Preston. L. Surveyor, Robert Sharp. Liquor Agt., John B. Carpenter.
WILTON. Clerk, Sherman P. Fitch. Reg., Philip Betts. Treas., Nathan Comstock. Selectmen, ($18
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TOWNS.
per annum,) James Sturges, Abijah Betts, Samuel Scott, Charles Cannon, (and Town Agt.) Con., H. B. Long, Lewis S. Seymour, John Comstock. Col., Lewis Raymond. G. Jurors, Philip Betts, Sherman Morehouse, Wm. Knapp. Assessors, Chas. De For- est, Andrews Betts, Wm. Knapp, Chas. Marvin, Je- hiel Grummon. B. of Relief, Abijah Betts, James Sturges, L. W. Keeler. L. Surveyor, William H. Taylor.
WINCHESTER. Clerk, Reg, and Treas., S. A. Hub- bard. Selectmen, Lucius Clark, (and T. Agt.,) Arte- mas Rowley, R. L. Beecher. Con., A. E. Cook, C. P. Newman, D. W. Stevens, Wilson Wyant, S. L. Wilder, Stephen Hurlbut. Col., Wm. L. Gilbert. G. Jurors, B. B. Rockwell, T. E. Bancroft, Orlando Pease, A. T. Case, S. A. McAlpine, Edward Rugg. Assessors, Marcus Munsill, James C. Cleveland, Jehial Coe. B. Relief, S. W. Coe, Reuben Cook, Harvey Ford. I .. Surveyor, John Stobell. Liquor Agts., Elmore & Welch, Jonathan Blake, H. Vibberts.
WINDHAM. Clerk, Reg. and Treas., E. P. Fitch. Selectmen, Jeptha Geer, Wm. Wales, G. W. Keyes. Con. and Col., Abner Robinson, Andrew Frink, Jr., Charles Thompson. G. Jurors, Wm. Barrows, Zaph. Curtiss, J. P. Webb, M. Burnham, Rufus Clark, S. H. Backus. Assessors, Samuel B. Stanton, John Palmer, Wm. H. Hosmer. B. Relief, J. B. Lord, Geo. C. Johnson, Zeph. Palmer. L. Surveyor, Zeph. Palmer.
WINDSOR. Clerk, Reg. and Treas., Horace Bower. Selectmen, ($44,) James Loomis, 2d, Eli Phelps, Allen W. Ellsworth. Town Agt., L. A. Welch. Con., O. B. Moore, (and Col.,) George Beebe, H. E. Bissell, T. N. Griswold, H. B. Moore. G. Jurors, Horace Bower, Wm. E. Goodman, Alexander Clapp, Joel Thrall, L. M. Smith, H. B. Moore. Assessors, R. H. Phelps, H. G. Phelps, J. G. Denslow. B. Re- lief, Samuel Mather, L. A. Welch, Horace Thrall. L. Surveyors, Henry Sill, Zophar Case, E. N. Phelps.
WINDSOR LOCKS. Clerk, Reg. and Treas., Charles
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SCHOOL SOCIETIES.
Case. Com., Jairus Case, M. M. Talmadge, Wm. H. Pratt. Visitors, Riley S. Dibble, Daniel Hayes, Caleb F. Page.
GREENWICH. Clerk, Solomon Mead. Treas., Zaccheus Mead. Com., Samuel Close, Thomas A. Mead, Solo- mon Mead. Visitors, Solomon Mead, Julius B. Curtis, Jonas Mead, 2d.
GRISWOLD. Clerk and Treas., H. L. Morgan. Com., C. E. Leonard, H. L. Johnson, H. L. Meech. Visit- or, Joel Button.
GROTON. Clerk and Treas., James D. Avery. Com., Nathan Daboll, Nathan G. Fish, James D. Avery. Visitor, Franklin A. Slater.
GUILFORD. Clerk, Alvan Talcott. Treas., Edward R. Landon. Com., Samuel C. Johnson, Albert A. Leete, A. B. Goldsmith. Visitors, E. Edwin Hall, L. T. Bennett, R. M. Chipman, Wm. Lawrence.
North. Clerk, John H. Benton. Treas., John R. Rossiter. Com., Edmund M. Field, Augustus C. Bart- lett, Stephen R. Bartlett. Visitors, Fosdic Harrison, Alpheus Geer.
HADDAM. Clerk and Treas., S. R. Brainerd. Com., J. Arnold, J. H. Russell, I. Hutchinson. Visitors, S. A. Loper, T. B. Chandler, J. Chesebrough.
HAMPTON. Clerk and Treas., Ralph W. Robinson. Com., Newton Clark, Josiah C. Jackson, Dyer Hughes. Visitors, David Greenslit, William Bennett, Jr., &c.
HARTFORD. Clerk, E. W. Parsons. Treas., Olcott Allen. Com., Samuel Dodd, Nelson Hollister, Daniel Goodwin. Visitors, J. N. Murdock, &c.
West. Clerk, Chester Colton. Treas., Roderick Cotton. Com., Roswell Hurlbut, Edward Stanley, Thomas Brace. Visitors. M. N. Morris, J. E. Cone.
HARTLAND. Clerk, Edwin P. Jones. Treas., Benja- min Giddings. Com., Benjamin Giddings, Philo B. Coe, Watson Gibbons. Visitors, Nelson Scott, Daniel Sanford, Wm. McLoud, Orson C. Gates, E. P. Jones.
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SCHOOL SOCIETIES.
West. Clerk and Treas., Elias E. Gilman. Com., Elias E. Gilman, Higgins Huxford, Samuel B. Gil- man. Visitors, Charles G. Goddard,, Charles Case, Timothy E. Williams.
HARWINTON. Clerk, Moses Beach. Treas., Lewis Catlin, 2d. Com., Augustus S. Johnson, Lewis Catlin, 2d, Asahel G. Mansfield. Visitor, Samuel S. Catlin.
HEBRON. Clerk, Jonathan G. Page. Treas., Charles Post. Com., Roger L. Phelps, Hazael Gott, Jr., Jonah M. Buell. Visitors, William Warland, E. J. Doolittle.
Gilead. Clerk, Israel E. Hutchinson. Treas., Har- vey Hutchinson, Com., George B. Benton, David T. Brown, Humphrey H. Strong. Visitor, Chas. Nichols. HUNTINGTON. Clerk, Wm. A. Judson. Treas., Lemuel Beardslee. Com., Lemuel Beardslee, Chris- topher N. Shelton, Wm. A. Judson. Visitors, Wm. B. Curtiss, Henry V. Gardner, Christopher N. Shelton, &c.
KENT. Clerk, William Treat. Treas., Reuben M. Gibbs. Com., Asa Slade. Visitor, Peter M. Mills.
KILLINGLY. Clerk and Treas., Sterry Rounds. Com., Asa Mitchell, Giles Chace, Henry Sparks. Visitors, E. A. Hill, H. Peckham.
KILLING WORTH. Clerk, Joseph J. Buell. Treas., David Evarts. Com , Hollis Kelsey, Francis Turner, Lauren L. Nettleton. Visitor, Hiram Bell.
LEBANON. Clerk and Treas., George D. Spencer. Com., Timothy E. Metcalf, George H. Hill, John Avery. Visitors, John C. Nichols, Timothy E. Met- calf, Learned Hebard, Edwin H. Loomis, &c.
Goshen. Clerk, Peleg G. Thomas. Treas., Jabez McCall. Com., Jabez McCall, David Geer, Jr., Al- bert W. Stark. Visitors, Stephen Champlin, John G. McCall, N. C. Saxton, David Geer, Jr., &c.
Exeter. Clerk and Treas., A. C. Abell. Com., Wm. N. Randal, Anson Loomis, Alfred Lockwood. Visit- ors, John Avery, A. C. Abell, Cyrus Geer.
North. Clerk and Treas., Nathan Bass. Com.,
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TOWNS.
N. Spencer. Selectmen, S. B. Chapman, Talcott Mather, Oliver Hayden. Con. and Col., Wm. Por- ter. G Jurors, Daniel Sawn, Roland Phelps, D. R. Walden.
WOLCOTT. Clerk, Reg. and Treas., Henry Minor. Selectmen, ($1 per day,) Isaac Hough, Orrin Plumb. Town Agt., Joseph N. Sperry. Con., Algernon S. Plumb, Augustus Minor. Col., Isaac Hough. G. Ju- rors, Marcus Minor, Ephraim Hall, Willard Plumb. Assessors, Henry Minor, Willard Plumb. B. Relief, Joseph N. Sperry, Mark Tuttle, Isaac Hough.
WOODBRIDGE. Clerk and Treas., Marcus E. Bald-
win. Reg., Andrew Castle. Dep., Newton Baldwin. Selectmen, Lewis Russell, John M. Merwin, Treat Clark. Town Agt., James J. Baldwin. Con., Willis Doolittle, M. D. Sperry, J. M. Sperry, Elizur Hickox, Sidney Merwin, G. M. Baldwin, Wm. A. Hine. Col., Merit Woodruff. G. Jurors, Newton Baldwin, Thos. Darling, Benajah Beach, B. P. Smith, Horace Peck, Elihu Sperry, Merit Woodruff. Assessor, Sidney Merwin. B. Relief, James J. Baldwin, Lyman Man- vil, Augustus F. Baldwin.
WOODBURY. Clerk and Reg., Lewis Judd. Treas., Franklin M. Judson. Selectmen, ($7 each,) Phineas A. Judson, Truman Minor, Silas Clark. Town Agt., Thomas Bull. Con., F. M. Judson, (and Col.,) Wm. C. Botsford, Geo. D. Terrill. G. Jurors, Robert I. Tolles, Daniel Martin, P. S. Bradley. Assessor, Elijah D. Judson. B. Relief, Reuben B. Martin, Henry H. Peck, Elijah Atwood, Phineas S. Bradley, Leman G. Atwood. L. Surveyor, Thomas Bull.
WOODSTOCK. Clerk, Reg. and Treas., Ezra C. May. Dep., Wheeler Phillips. Selectmen, Asa T. Child, Mowry Richardson, Penuel Corbin, Jr. Town Agt., Paraclete Skinner. Con., L. E. Rawson, (and Col.,) Alexander Warner, S. W. Bugbee. G. Jurors, R. S. Matthewson, E. D. Perry, C. D. Smith, Wesley Ide, J. A. Mason, Carlo May. Assessors, Paraclete Skin- ner, Jethniel Perrin, Nelson Morse. B. Relief, Abel Child, 2d, Lebbeus Fay, Abial May. L. Surveyor, Asa T. Child.
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STATISTICS OF TOWNS.
Statistics of Towns.
In addition to the Grand List, we designed to pre- sent the statistics of Manufactures in this State ; but the returns are so interwoven with other matters, that we can give only approximate values. In the follow- ing table, the 1st column contains the number of Taxable Polls in each town. The 2d, the Valuation of Property. The 3d, the Valuation of Mills, Stores, &c. The 4th, Investments in Manufactures and Man- ufacturing operations. In the returns there is a col- umn headed, " Bank, Insurance and Manufacturing Stocks," but what proportion of this belongs to the latter, it is impossible to determine. There is but little uniformity in the returns. The same items in different towns, are, it will be perceived, put under different heads. In our circular to towns, we desired information as to the "Number of Manufactories, and principal articles manufactured." The replies are appended in the form of notes. By means of the table, and the subjoined information, a tolerably cor- rect knowledge of the amount of manufacturing, and the kind of goods manufactured, in each town in the State, may be obtained. From a few towns, the returns are incomplete.
HARTFORD, &
Polls. 3680
Valuation. 15,608,353
Mills and Stores. 1,452,441
Inv. in Man. 670,473
Avon, b
180
12,375
2,184
Berlin, c
353
384,443 866,058
30,316
43,630
a Iron and Brass Foundries ; Steam Engines; Fire En- gines ; Machinery; Revolving Pistols; Rifles; Printing Presses; Railroad Cars; Silver, Plated and Britannia Ware and Jewelry; Sashes and Blinds; Cabinet Furni- ture; Books and Maps; Lithographs; Saddles and Har- nesses ; Boots and Shoes; Clothing; Shirts and Collars; Oil Cloths; Trunks; Lightning Rods; Brushes; Hats and Caps; Clocks; Spectacles; Surveyors' Instruments; Car- riages ; Cigars, Screws; Ropes; Coach and Harness Trim- mings.
b 1 Cotton; 1 Wagon Spokes; 2 Fuze.
c 12-Tinman's Tools and Machines; Tin and Britannia Ware; Carriages ; Brass and other Hardware.
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STATISTICS OF TOWNS.
Mills and
Inv. in Man.
Bloomfield,
261
783,929
Stores. 4,495 148,065
2,300
Bristol, d
735
1,397,748
188,800
Burlington, e
244
391,038
12,985
1,150
Canton, f
335
804,132
123,217
121,195
East Hartford, g
447
978,463
48,259
18,390
East Windsor, h
473
912,119
95,700
10,100
Enfield, i
581
1,868,962
235,425
244,250
Farmington, j
514
1,828,356
68,425
70,260
Glastenbury, k
624
1,186,186
87,200
61,582
Granby, ¿
442
881,919
22,541
15,000
Hartland,
184
312,194
3,175
735
Manchester, mn
492
1,029,739
132,175
136,520
Marlborough, n
139
287,952
17,525
500
New Britain, o
741
1,533,771
83,840
396,942
Rocky Hill, p
200
478,430
8,100
2,880
Simsbury, q
302
927,831
182,470
8,100
Southington, r
485
1,162,233
91,844
78,650
South Windsor, s
345
912,629
14,700
4,400
d 42, besides a number of Shops-Clocks; Satinets ; Machinery, &c.
e 1 Woolen; 1 Clock Cases; 1 Children's Sleds and Wagons. f Collins's Axes.
g 2 Paper Mills; 1 Silver Spoons. h 3 Cassimeres.
¿ 1 Carpet, $500,000; 1 Gunpowder, $700,000; 1 Stock- inet, $250,000; 3 Tin Ware; 3 Plows; 2 Gin Distilleries ; 1 Lead Pipe, &c.
j Clocks; Stockinet; Saws; Cabinet Furniture; Pa- per, &c.
k 10-Plated Table ware; Spectacles ; Cassimeres ; Sat- inets; Cotton Sheetings and Thread; Leather; Shaving Soap; Blacking, &c.
1 4 Carriage; 2 Boot and Shoe; 3 Tanners; 1 Cotton Batting.
m Paper; Cotton and Woolen goods; Silk, &c.
n 1 Cotton Checks.
0 30-Locks; Harness Trimmings; Hooks and Eyes ; Jewelry; Bed Screws, and Small Hardware of all descrip- tions; Spirit Levels ; Rules ; Wrappers and Drawers.
p 2 Hardware.
g Tariffville. 1 Carpets; 2 Fuze for Blasting; 1 Marble ; 4 Carriage.
r 12-Carriage Bolts; Tinman's Machines and Tools; Clocks; Steelyards, &c.
8 1 Paper Mill.
Polls.
Valuation.
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STATISTICS OF TOWNS.
Mills and Inv. in
Polls.
Valuation.
Stores.
Man.
Suffield, t.
552
1,453,854
19,035
42,588
Wethersfield, u
388
1,200,051
9,985
10,350
Windsor,
597
1,141,306
116,540
20,975
NEW HAVEN, V
3686
18,517,834
2,022,652
930,092
Bethany, w
178
378,674
2,365
1,000
Branford, x
370
841,868
24,450
67,638
Cheshire, y
357
1,143,501
16,025
52,305
Derby, z
869
1,881,518
288,900
339,642
East Haven, a
327
1,084,611
53,205
1,050
Guilford, b
452
1,191,772
18,625
6,600
Hamden, c
464
1,026,532
19,975
94,590
Madison, d
420
785,313
7,635
3,865
Meriden, e
846
2,570,797
262,620
238,925
t Cigars. West Hartford. Stocking Yarn; Stone and Earthen Ware.
u 3 Cassimere; Hammers and Edge Tools ; Mattresses, &c. Windsor Locks. Iron Works, &c.
v Carriages; Clocks; India Rubber; Iron and Brass Foundries ; Machinery ; Locks; Matches; Cigars; Leather ; Paper; Ship Building; Melodeons, &c., &c.
w 1 Matches.
x 1 Iron Foundry; Locks and Knobs, employs 200 hands ; 3 Carriages; Boots and Shoes.
y 10-Buttons; Combs; Webbing and Suspenders ; Bits ; Gimlets and Augers; Oyster Kegs.
z Doors, Sashes and Blinds, Birmingham; 20-Iron and Steel, Axles, Springs, &c., capital $200,000; Iron and Brass Foundries; Axles and Collars ; Pins, capital $80,000 ; Yankee Feed Cutters; Bolts, Nuts, Tacks, &c .; Car Ven- tilators ; Matches; Patent Medicines, &c. Ansonia, 14- Copper and Brass; India Rubber Goods; Clocks; Iron and Brass Foundries ; Melodeons; Axes; Chain Pumps, &c.
a 1 Paper; 1 Copper Smelting.
b 2 Iron and 1 Brass Foundry; 1 Tinware; 1 Gimlet; 1 Spoke; 2 Boot & Shoe, and 2 Ship Yards.
c 12-Guns and Pistols; Clocks; Augers and Bits ; Iron Castings; Carriage Springs, Axles and Spokes; In- dia Rubbers, &c.
d 2 Sash and Blind.
e 110-Tin and Japanned, Britannia and Plated Ware; Table Cutlery; Augers and Skates; Machinery and Hard- ware; Rolled and Cast Brass; Ivory Combs; Carpet Bags and Satchels, &c.
STATISTICS OF TOWNS.
Mills and Inv. in
Polls.
Valuation.
Stores.
Man.
Middlebury,f
138
397,437
4,880
1,300
Milford, g
374
793,802
17,115
10,450
Naugatuck, h
444
817,618
85,860
179,518
North Branford, i
212
534,975
6,153
3,790
North Haven, j
260
571,252
8,420
11,935
Orange.k
246
706,515
6,225
1,000
Oxford, l
222
605,040
7,435
6,125
Prospect, m
133
193,629
3,720
2,100
Seymour, n
488
913,083
86,025
365,637
Southbury, o
271
794,058
6,495
8,650
Wallingford,
678
1,437,015
42,745
138,450
Waterbury, q
1764
4,271,792
97,200 2,020,225
Wolcott, "
130
250,620
2,750
4,850
Woodbridge, m
174
374,716
4,625
NEW LONDON,
1015
5,594,373
514,058
163,897
Norwich, s
1728
6,586,721
1,138,150
f 4-Leather; Wagon Wheels; Axes ; Pocket Knives.
h Metallic India Rubber Shoes, capital $300,000; India Rubber Goods; Hayforks, Hoes, &c .; Machinery ; Pocket Cutlery; Carriage Wheels ; Malleable Iron; Buttons ; Sat- inets and Warps, &c.
¿ 4-Tin and Brass Ware; Agricultural Implements ; Axes; Axhelves, and Carriage Hubs.
j 3-Agricultural Implements ; Augers, Bits, &c. ; Boots and Shoes.
k 4-Buckles, &c., for Suspenders; Cotton Batting; Woolen.
7 3-Woolen; Stocking Yarn, Daguerrcan Cases.
m Matches.
n 11-Copper, capital, $400,000 ; Railroad Cars, capital $300,000; Joiners' Tools, and Axes; Paper; India Rubber; Silk Brocatelles, &c.
0 8-Woolen; Paper; Carriages; Tinware; Buckles; Saddle and Harness; Shears.
q 53-Brass, Copper, German, Silver, Tin, and Sheet Iron, several companies ; Buttons, several establishments ; Pins and Hooks and Eyes; Pocket Cutlery; Suspenders and Webbing; Buckles, Daguerreotype Plates; Stockin- ets; Feltcloths; Carriage and Harness Trimmings; Jew- elry; Leather; Cotton Gins: Porcelain; Gas Fixtures, Lamps, &c .; Patent Medicines; Sewing Machines, &c.
r 1-Paper. s Cotton and Woolen ; Paper ; 1 Bleachery.
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STATISTICS OF TOWNS.
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Mills and
Polls.
Valuation.
Stores.
Inv. in Man.
Bozrah, t
156
381,502
38,450
Colchester, u
461
1,279,061
19,175
East Lyme, v
260
489,290
11,305
7,300
Franklin, w
161
455,388
11,375
900
Griswold, x
352
858,499
109,270
32,000
Groton, y
709
1,742,893
49,735
53,912
Lebanon, z
387
960,563
26,035
1,100
Ledyard,
293
544,584
5,595
930
Lisbon, a
197
451,736
18,975
Lyme, b
418
824,875
12,525
2,325
Montville,
273
807,329
59,100
83,099
North Stonington.
35€
809,084
11,575
6,630
Preston, c
349
782,861
10,700
8,800
Salem, d
125
307,904
1,530
675
Stonington, e
612
2,976,455
109,895
46,800
Waterford, f
360
789,318
7,950
3,700
FAIRFIELD,
676
2,957,008
22,735
3,750
Bridgeport,
1059
6,041,593
811,530
484,750
Danbury,
1079
3,025,095
144,650
125,894
Brookfield, g
266
645,721
9,401
15,225
Darien, .
239
854,732
16,330
3,230
Easton, h
260
631,100
5,947
1,450
Greenwich, i
625
2,495,215
41,940
34,200
Huntington, j
249
622,920
5,225
5,650
Monroe, k
255
604,345
6,943
2,450
t 2 Cotton Factories.
u India Rubber Boots and Shoes, extensive.
v 1 Satinet; 1 Wood Turning.
w 2 Satinet and Woolen.
x 4 Cotton Sheeting; 1 Satinet; and Denims, Stripes and Tickings; 1 Linen Twine; 1 Cotton Yarn.
y 1 Machines for cleaning cotton; 1 Sash and Blind.
z 1 Satinet; 1 Rubber Mill.
a 1 Cotton, Seamless Bags; 1 Woolen, Flannels; 1 Satinet Warps.
b 2 Woolen.
c 1 Woolen Yarn; 1 Seamless Bags and Yarn.
d 2 Piano Forte; 1 Carriage; 4 Barrels.
e 1 Machinery and Tools. f 3 Satinets, &c.
g 6-Hats; Straw Paper; Combs; Leather; Currying Knives.
h Boots ; Carriages ; Axes.
¿ 1 Iron Rolling; 1 Screw ; l'Edge Tools; 1 Felt Cloths and Hats. j 1 Stub Joints; I Carriage Hubs.
k 1 Carriage; 1 Cotton Twine.
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