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Show 16 PAPERMAKIN BY HAND/I AMERIC and 1819" by Benjamin Harding, Surveyor, published fn New Lond Connecticut, fn 1819 the people of the East were confused regardfng‘h Ohio-Pennsylvania boundary, a ndieteesenimertana roTe Pittsburgh wasin Pennsylvaniaor Oho st complete contemporary descriptio of the Ohfopapi‘!m' is in "Browne's Cincinnati Almanac, for the year of Ou Lord, 181 er creek bridge fs erecting, whfc}- 15, by the act of the Legslature, to stand o ~che ter of soyears. Thecreek s fullo":lrge rocks and affordsai® ‘mantic scene out 2m. om the mouth {s a paper mill, bu r!lgh 5 r h might be derived fmmawellconduued papermillsand f¢ s (ncer to be wished, that some adventurou gentlemen woul permit theff® The watermarks of Ohfos first paper mill, owned by Coulter; Bevk} Bow h befoundon p ove mouldscame fntouse at the Ohi !hesamepaorly~designcd agle and initials were continued for mard per. The millals had at least two pairs of wove mot ulds;wrifl"gfl caglemarkinwove paper are gfven {n the reproduc |
