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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-01-04
Ne9O Partnerbib.

Ne9O ParfnfrJbib.
THE fubfcribers inform the public and
Their friends in particular thar they have
this day commenced buinef snder the hrm Of
Stickney & oiukIer,
a, their fhop 10 Union areet, lately improved
by Samuel starboard, where they carry On the
CABINET york,
in all it. various branches, with nea'nels and
ddpatch
Nicholas Stickney,
Samuel oinkler.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-01-04

THE fuhfcriber hereby gives pubic notice
l to all concerned, thai fhe has been du
appointed and has taken upon herelf the truit
of E1ecusriI of the lals wilt and Te.tament of
BARNABAs wINsLow,
late of New 81 ucsller IN the luntg Of Cum
berland yoeman deeeaied by 8 wing bond A
the law dlrec $, ihe therefore requells ali per
fons who are indebted 10 the fA.d 1ecea'ed e
tate, to make immediate payment and hole
who have any demands ihereoo TO esh ''t he
fame 10 DEbOkAH MlA-l-QW.
Dec, "a, 1919.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-01-04
TOILET,

to LII,
a HOUSE in central part of the town
Il convenient for large family. -Inluire Of
SAMUEL BUTTS.
FOR SALE,
a va'ulb'e ARM, not more than miles
from Portland Il Isrrte 500 aces of good
improbable LAND. Either of which will he
fold ON a credii, or exchanged for Real hitafe
in Portland. Apply as above Jan
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-01-04
sam FREEMAN, Carl

1T tbe Circuit Court Of Common Pleas,
IN tbefiJR EATEN Circuit, begun aud
bokien az Portland, auitbin and toy tks
county Of Cumberland, on the third
Tuej1lay # Nsvember n. ID 1917
ON The foregoing Pc ition of Ephram Jones.
which was entered al November tenn D.
lsil, and continued from ierm o re m TO this
term-The Court order that the peti,iouer
give notice TO all concerned by caufing he faid
petition and this order thereon to be infe ed
in the Portland Gazette, three weeks iuccef-
Gvely, the taft publication to be a, leaf thirty
day, before the hrlt Tueidsy of March next,
that they mag have ppotuaify to appear az
the Circuit Court Of Common Plea. then to
be holden at Portland. within aud for the faid
county of Cumberland, and fhsw caufe # any
they have why the prayer of fad petition
fhould not be granted
Ahe9, ohM FREE MN. Clerk
9aa
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-01-04

THE fubieribers hereby give pubic notice
to all concerned, thai they have been duly
Appointed and have taken upon themie yes The
tru(t of Executors OF the lall will ard Teita-
ment of BENJAMIN BdILEri
late of Falmouth in the county of Cumberland
Gentleman, deeesled, by g,ving bond' The law
d,re6ts--lhey therefore requeiis all perlons who
are indebted to the fad deceaied's eltae, 70
make immediate payment; and rhole who
have any demands The con to erhib' the lame
10 THOMAS BAILEY
Nov. 90. 1919. gAREkfI Il BAILEY.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-01-04
a9ortlano:
Monday, January, 4, 1913.

Monday, January, 4, 1913.
........' i.
Ar the commencement OF the
,.w Year, the Editor of the GAz
,rrf. presents to his Patrons aud
friends the compliments of the Sea-
IN. and fruits nd hopes that before
n clofe of it, PEACE with h r ten
tbou(and blelings will again be re-
a,red to our fuffering Country.
This deGrable boon can be obtained
ouly by tn Abandonment of the pol
;cy and meafures of MIR. Nddjl5n, and
ne reltoration of thofe of the immor-
al WAsH,NGroN. BY laying aide
Marty fpirit, prejudices and di,iGons,
and uniting in the fupport of men,
who, iaaead of feeking their own
,prandlzement, will itudy to promote
the Peace and PROPERTY of the
whole people.
Can Rodgers arrived. On We'd
/ psiday laf arrived in Bottom har-
bour, the u 5. frigate PreGdent.
Com. Rodgers, and Congrefs, Capt.
Smith Ii i. itated that they have
captured nothing Gnce the fhip Argo,
from South sea, with Oil. fomet'me
dnce mentioned in the papers The
Commodore, for the lait go days,
has cruiled betwixt Bermuda, the
Ca es 8 Virginia, and Bottom, with
ou feeling fail On the It of N v
the Pre6de ih,pned a heavy ia in
Cuph itream, which did conGdera.
BE damage to the ihip, killed two
men and wounded feven others.
There has been no European In.
dig nee received the paIt week of
later date than has heretofore been
;aoliihed.
/ 10000 Stqnding Army ! !
Letters from Warrington adert
that ii is contemplated to increafe the
Icguar army 10 Fifty fhouiand, to
glpa bounty of t6't d2Kar5 10 each
retuii a doceur of ten d1LlarS to the
nuliring officer cor every man he
enias. We with the Farmer, Me
snsiis md Merchant TO fet down a.
!hsir leilure and count the cof of
tbsie hing. +; for in the end, they
viii have to I Of the bK
Mrs. ALLEN, wife of Mr.. Asa
ALLAN OF Gfay. came in town lait
week from HwliHgf,n (Vt which
platc fhe left the 9TH Dec confirms
the numerous accounts heretofore re
Ceived from that place of the NOR
sll'y among he troops-iha, of thofe
falioned at Burlington, not lefs than
10 die daily. They are taken very
iddenly and die in few hours at
Ter OF thole who have died, our
informant has communicated the
names of the following belonging TO
companies entitled by Capt. Libby,
Of Gray and Capt Vose, of AueuRa :
Mr. M9CuLi0ngb of Portland, s.
Mr. Samnei D,qV. of Standiih, enliit-
Cd at Gray-Mr. Moyie IA hfer,) MIR.
H9fmgf, (formely an Inn. keeper,
M Drake. and Sergeant by the
name Of RgDeb emitted at Hngnfa.
About one half of thofe who die
are buried in the night syitbsm c1fn,.
Their dlforder is fuPpofed to be the
ipotted fever. Much complaint and
Satisfaction is expreded by the
hoops Many ofthem fay they would
give all they pohefs in the world, if
'hey could there y obtain their liber-
y FOR the information of the
friends OF the unfortunate men TIA
aoned at Burlington, we would itate
nat Maj Upham of the army has
lated In late Portimouth paper,
nat their dliorder has abated, and
nat the hoipital department. IS well
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-01-04

NeqO Patinerjbip.
THE fubicnbers inform the puslic 81 their
4 friends in particular, tina, they have his
day commenced buhneis under the frm OF co
REY ~ WARD al their shop in Uaian Greet,
lately improved by 81 fb Lia5fey q Go where
they carry on the
Cabinet and Chair Maayaaoy,
in their various branches; Any demands in
their line will be particularly attended 10 and
all favours graz efully acknowledge ado have
on hand handiome adortment of cobi-f aas
CHR FDnitars; Pine BOARDS, JOlsF aud
Lumber in general JOHN COREY,
SAMUEL. WARD.
Portland Dec 90 1912
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-01-04
Common ealta of Mafiachufetts.


Common ealta of Maiiachuietts.
LiscoLf a
A L Pro ate Court al Topiham IN and for
Il he saui ,ty of Lneola, on the twenty fec
ond day Of Augul, A d rs 2--ordered that
Lydia Tho NIPPON, widow of John ThomPioo,
lafe Of Bow gdoin ia iaie cosuy, woman, de
ceaied wi Is named As Fxseutrir IN &c tam
inArumeu N porting 20 be the ian will add
,eaanent of iaid deeeaed fled m the Pro5a e
Office tote fad county, aud has Offered for al
lowanee .and appfobation-g've notice TO The
heirs of r4id deceAed, that the futieet of allow
ing and app ovog of faid innrument as the
ais W snd ,eliament of fad deceaied, will
be COZ i cred and aiken up at a Prohae to be
he'd he dwelling houie OF Francis fucker,
in To-. slhsn. a. fad county, on the Saturday
next before he frn fueiday Of March DeEt,
a e. Il Of tbo clotk IN the iorenoot, by pub.
lin . this Ovder IA one OF The newspapers
pm ,el IA Portland, three weeks iueceiively.
tn at eahhcalion 10 lie Thirty days befo e
he lad saiafaay wheu add where all per
fon n,ereiled may appear if they fee caute.
5ILAS LEI. JRegs IF PROBATE.
Ds.smJer o
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-01-04

The meetiag 3fbe Foreign Milton.
airy Society of Portland, adVertjfd in
ow lat qUas 7vroegy n9tjfei 1t 7OM
take place at title Baptjf, Meetigg-b9nf
JOMORROW at o'cloct, p NJ.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-01-04

In this town, b. the Rev z KssE2 mr.
Adam Fuller t. Milf - Al E'iiot---Alr Da
i e Brown to Miis Catha-i4e Toby
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-01-04

10 the Haao,able the 7aRices Of the
Coarf If C0nmln Pleas, nosO holden
at Pcrtlnnd, qvitbm and f, The cemty
Of Cumberland, On he third 7nejciiy
II Novem6er H. ID 1871
EPHR I'M JONES, of Branfwick, in the
~ county o. Cumberland. yeoman, refpeet-
fully fhewsi That he is feized 10 fee and in
common with pe,fons TO your petitioner IN
known. Of one feventh par of The following
tract OF land ftuated in laid Bruniwick and
bousdet a. follow, to wit-tou herly ON Free
port line wefterly by Waterhoufes whole
Iot ruRniny north eaft one hundred and th,rty
eight rods north wen one hundred and torty
rods, fou,h wei two HUNDRED add forty tour
rods, containing two hundred aud forty i've
acres and hat, II being he ,ame land which
was aporaied aud lie off your petitioner
on the ts,~ateth day of December ia the wear
of CDR Lord one shouisnd 2 oh hnaaeed ma
nine, by virtue OF has eteonzion agsinii Jsfe-
IN al Hacker, which eIecu on vas Gully re-
co ded IN the office of The resift Y OF deeds,
for isd county aud that your pc. tiouer is
dkliroa, of holding Ia flare aud proportion of
the tract of aud aforefsid IN everaily whe e.
fore he pray tina hI. part ard fhafe IN he
me may be fe, If 20 him 10y mete n bounds,
thai he may he feized thereof in feveralty IN
d., .uanoe of the law ia fuch cafe made aad
provided, aud as IL duty bound will ever pray.
FPHRAIM JONEs-by
ISAAC GATES b. H.o,ny
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-01-04
PROPOSALS,

By Blnaiab HanEa, P1ytimd
Fer rublidhing by iubfcription rev per-
iodeal work 10 be iaued monthly and tc BE-
entitled The
Economical REPOSITORY.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-01-04

THE connection in trade between the lub-
fcrihers under che firm of
PETER CSGO0D q co
ia by mu ual conf cut this day dhiolvad, all
perlop. having demand. againit laid firm are
def ed to exhit a. them for ie,ilsment, aud
thole who are il ldebted, 10 make ,mmedia e
payment to Pete Ognod
PETER OSGooD.
MI.FILAN IT ELDER.
HFZtKIAH WyMAN
Bath Dec. Z, 1872
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-01-04
a.3aruo

In Nor hyarmouth, by the Rev Brown
Cap Joihua Gray, TO the am able Mlis Lucy
Drinkwater,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-01-04

+ y Is stated that the government ofthe
o. are adopting measures for taking
ss (. OF the Flaridas and thai
a'I' 1tn PINKNEY is o command the
WY destined Tor that purpose.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-01-04
Samuel Downine's viii

NOTICE is hereby given thai the Ialt VIII
~ aud reliament OF
SAMUEL DOWNING.
late of M,not in he couuy of Cumberland.
Yeoman decesied has been prelented 10 me for
Probate by Richard Derby Downing the Exs
ecuior her in nsmed--and thar The fourth
"wednesday of January nert a zen O'Clock ia
The forenoon !. alhgned 10 take proof Of the
fame al the flee of hn rockingham tfq in
Portland in fad County when aud where
all perfon concerned may be preieni, to ihew
cauie if any they have, why the lad will
fhou'd or ihoud not be approved and allow
ed. Dated ID cenber %, 1919.
sam. FREEATdN, J4sgs If yaia Court
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-01-04
VERMONT ELECTION.

The Returns for Representatives
. congreis in this Statc were coun-
ed en- Wednefday lait, and we iball
sabie to give the refult in our next.
'Ne " aihlngtonian fays the election
"a very olofe one, and what we
ave mott to apprehend, is the adop-
.9n OF fome principle in regard to
.'S'urns, which fhall operate againit
Tie Peace Ticket.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-01-04

Baker & Bartels,
HAVE TOR SALE,
20 hhds good a.vonred w FUN
10 do New Eng and do
do Old JAMAICA do
20 do MosfTes
do Sugar
20 bbls duo
6 boxes HAVANA do
1000 W, Coffee
20 chefs souehong1
cheiis Hyion
Y. Hyfon }TEhS
Hyiou Kin
and Bohea
500 hhds eoarie Salt
100 do Liverpool 40
IN bags blown do
$50 quintals Pollock Fifth
100 do Dun Codflh
20 bales PINE Cotton
IA boxes by , and by 10 Giai,
20 do Candles
5 calks Rice
2Ooo WI Soal Leather
tons Hollow Ware
ton. Logwood
$50 hhls Mels No ! and 9 Beef
800 bulhels yellow Corn
80 bbs iuyer fine our
together with general aforment of GRO
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-01-04

Taught home, or why not on the voyage.
ssog not That any promise of a cure was
VIZ in this case IS net tyRe. Neither is
y. suggestion of interference true--snd
D'or readers will Judge for themselves on
rsom rests the ungentiemapkite and on whom
- Iyaane couduct, in Ihis cure.
W AARON PORTER.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-05-14
BY ATTIC FIFTY.
AN ACT,
gor The relief of Nailisnisl G. Iograhar

For the relief Of Nathaniel G. Ingraham, Aiexan.
der Phtenix & WIN. Nexsen iunr
REiteHactsd 81 the Senate and House of Re
eresentGfiOes 2j the United States of fDaeyien in
Congress 4ssemG!ed, That Nathaniel o. Iaera.
hsun, AleXs,der Phenix and William Nexsen ia.
riOr, ofthe city and state of New-York, eonf1ed
80 ts debtors prison OF the city and county of New
4oik, on certain judgments in favor ofthe Utited
states against uiem, be discharged from their I'M.
pri5pnWent, payment by them respectyeiy Of
the costs OF suit; ProVids1 AoveVer That they and
each pthem shall first assign and convey all the es-
tate, real an personal, which they either of them
own or wheTeto they may be entitled to some Dor.
son or persons under the direction oil the Secrelrr;
Of the treasury, to be by him designated for ;iiat
purpose, 20 he holden for the satisfying OF any udg.
meat or judgments, obtained against them or either
Ga chem, by the United States or any debt or debt
dle from tham either OF tem TO the United
States and nothing in this shall be construed to
ffopar the hight Of the United States to any estate
Ndn,l sIid insraham, Phosnix ami Nexsen, or Ell
tier Of ihen, may have assigned or conveyed to any
7ersoH Of persons whatever, to prevent the reeo.
very o! 5lcb estate for satisfying said iudce MT and
csbts--37d provicea also, That all such estate re.
ar personal, that said Insrai,am, PIioe.ix and
EeSsens o. either OF them, now have or hereafter
faa1 aeqpire shall be liable for the Satisfaction az
s5d Jd"sments and debts, ia the same manner AS il
they haI not been Imprisoned and discharged; and
I,oi'i,ng So uis act shall operate 20 discharge fro,s
sad Jidg"eris, or deUs, any YcTcon Or persons <
sept sad ihgra'mm, Fh@nx and Nexseo) VIII, IN '
bc lsde tiie,eias, in whole in part il aav man.
Rcr or form whatever.
IT, CLAY,
SfeakeT Of the House IF REORGANIZATION.
VIM ~. CRAWFORD,
PresiasAt Of fhe Senate Pre- ,cs,sso,s.
Approved,
JAMES EfArISON
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-05-14
VALUABLE IRON WORKS
no p ,SHy n

PURSUANT to deed of trnst cvec.,t..5
4 BY John Davis, on the 9th day of Nov
1901, TO us, Tor the purpose OF occurring the
2, certain sum OF money therein inentiopc,, ~
iteed ana Ford OF the city OF FhilaieIphs ana oIo
another sum TO Standish Ford, will be off.,ed f
sale tn the highest bidder, Cor ready mone,. on ~
premises on Thursday the ir.t day Of .julv nv
one undivided rnoiety OF NS HeA''
200 ACRES OF LAND
In Alononsahela county, near Cheat Pirar -,
"hieh rs erecied furnace together with a rro;a
y OF The FuIn&se and other buildings and r,ater;,
thereunto belonging Also -''''i ''''S
14o ACRES OF LAND. 49,
adjoining to the above nentioned tract A.
ECO .fCRES,
adjoining to the two last mentioned trsc,s ~ -,
waters OF Morgsn's run, adjoining lands Of
Ross and Henry Stephens hiso, ''.i'e'
1900 .4CRES,
ear the furnace tract, adjoining lands If Thor.
EYans' on quarry run, and jenkins S,kb CO.,
rac's-and also, one other tract Of
2. 000 .dCJ5ES,
Likewise near the furnace tract. IN IerroI- 49,.
Joining VIM. Hamiiton's land run a''-
:. ne above property ia situated within abopt o >
'rleS OF the naVisable waters of Cheat Eiye. ~ n
niue: rom Morgsntown. The best roetsI and -
IRON IS inade tro@ the Furnace Which is now, ,I,.
pea ny Ntr john jackson, who nfm,ns NJ, go.
wv" extensive ore banks on ore Of The t-srts Of -
'a'ey discovered l.2 mile from the Furoace
SAMUEL HANWAY. }
May 7. '''i1--''
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-05-14
AN ACT

CONFIRMING certain claims in the district of yincen-
BE it enacted by he Senate and House Of Re.
PreseHt0tfUeS Of the United States of 7,tejica i,
Congress- assen56!ed That all the decisions OF the
reSister aud receiver Of public monies for the dis
trIct OF fIncennes, made in favor of persons claim
ing donations lands in said district, as catered In a
list OF clams which in the opinion II the said regis.
ter and receiver ought TO be confrrIiei in pnrsn.
apce Of the act entitled An act trovidibp for i've
safe OF certaia lands in the Indiana TERRITORY and for
other purposes, passed on the S0th day of April,
one thousand eight hundred and ten which list Is
part oil their report to the Secretary of the Treaeu
ryI bearing date OF the eth day Of MAY, one thou
sand eight hundred and twelve, be, and the same
are hereby confirmed
See. .. find be il TIyther enacted That tho fol,
lowing persons whose slams, according to the aforc
said report arc not embraced by the provisions of
the above fecited act, but which ncverth in the
opinion oil the register aud receiver ought To he eon
iirmed, shall be, and their claims are hereby con.
hriaed respectively, to the following quantities of
land, that IS to say The heirs of Francois pelt;er
the hers O" Bernee Lefevrc, and the heirs of Jean
l'tt. Naecour, respectively, four hundred a.ress
Rene Campeau, Francois Cardinal the heirs nj To-
seph Pancake, The heirs of Jacob Howell the heir.
Of alexander Wilson, the heirs of Daniel Sullivan.
aud the heirs of Jacob Teyebsush, respectively, one
hundred acres, - 80
See. 8. .fsdbe It jiarthe, enacted. That the seve
raj persons whose claims confirmed by iris &C,
arc hereby authorized 10 enter their Ioeat,r,s gi,
u's register Of the land Office at Vucennes, on and
Part OF the tract set apart for thst purpose in ssiy
district by virtue Of the act entitled Z" An act res.
peeHng the ca. ms to land in the Indiana territory
and state 81 Ohio" and in conformity to the proy
SONS Of that set Py0uds Thar such locations .lI
lie made prrpr the first day Of October next aod
the right OF any person who shall neese, 20 loo,t,
prior 70 that day shall become VOID aud forever be
barred.
Sec. \ mi he il fuyfhey ena,,sR. That syer,
person, or The lcgi Representative of eye,v c,so
whose claim 20 tract Of land is eonRrsned bv III.
act, shall, whenever lis clam shall have bee, located
and surveyed, be entitled receive from the reei
Yer o. TIE an4 ONE ~ Nihcennesa certificate, stat
ng lbat the claimant is cni.ied 20 receive t,st.n
for sncli tract Of land by virtue of this est 70,
which certificate The register shall receive one ls,
which certificate slia en.itle the PARTY To patent
'or '"e sad tract 81 land, which slsau isse IA ike
nsn"@r is provided by Law fur Tie ether lsnd. o.
tl,e United Sistes.
February Is, 1873. JAMES MtD1S0N.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-05-14
JAMES MADISON.
AN ACT


Supplementary to the act, entitled An act to pro
vide tor calling forth the militia to execute the
laws, suppress lnsurre1tiohs repe nvasions'' &
to repeal TIE act in force for these purposes
and to increase the pay of Volunteer aud Militia
corps.
BE ii ege>cted BY the Senate and fonse 81
!fe,esentatfueS ct the United States Of finer.
ica IN Congress ssson,6le.i, That in every csse in
which couIt-martia SHALL have adiuag ed and de-
termined fine against any officer ,lon sion.
cd oltcer, musician, private, OF the militia for
any OF the causes specified in the to which this
act IS supplement- or in the fourth section OF an
entitled +" An act to authsrise detachment from
the militia OF The United States - all such fine, go
assessed shall be certified to the comptroller m the
treasury of the United States, in the same manner
rs the act to which this is supplement directed the
same TO be certified to the supervisor of the reye.
nue..
Sec. 2. find be a. further enacted, That the mar.
s'ias shall pay all fines which have been levied and
collected by them or their respective IDENTITIES nm.
der the authority of the herein referred to- into
the treasury OF the United States within tn months
after they shalt have received the same eductint
i've per centum for their own trouble and in case
OF failure, Il shall be the duty of the comptroller nj
the treasury 10 give notice to the district attorney
OF the United States who shall proceed against the
SAID marshal in the district court by attachment for
recovery OF the same.
Sec. s. ind be it further endcred. That the non
commissioned officers musca as and priyates of III.
vo'usteer and militia corps, who subse quent 10 the
thirtyhrst day Of December, eighteen hundred and
twelve, shall have been may hereafter Je catied
out, while IN the service OF the United States shall
during the continuance of the present war betweer
the united kingdom OF Great Britain and ireland
and the dependencies thereof, and the United States
OF America, and their territories, be entitled to ard
receive the same monthly pay, rations and forar,
and be furnished with the same camp equipage a
are or may be provided by law for the non commits.
stoned oicers, musicians and priyates, OF the army
OF the United States.
February 2, iSl5.--Approved
JAMES MADISON,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-05-14
PROPOSALS
By J,2lt,5Sou g Jjlara.ey.
RlCiIEUlND


NNor Psinin. by su.'. ticn ,he hmctiea Artsi's
4 3ia"ll%, cr Dict'O..ary al Practical ano..s,ist
4" the 1pp"sation O' N..iiDaophy The arts and na.
nuiaC:nTvs.
sELECr!.D FROM TIE. MOST COMPLETE
ECHc"Eh% SYSTEMS,
with Original Improvements nuI .,,',ropri.tc en-
E'nSs' adapted TO tie use 6. the lures Of
TIE tniied States.
: ~ JAMES CUrBUsH.
PRESIDENT ofthe COLUMBIAN Gheruienl Soe; tr s. pro
sessor oiChenistiy, Sinera'og,. < Natural p,,lns.
opty, IN S;.JohHs College ph.ia,;eip;.i.
IN otern'; 10 the Public woik % this nature
t"e Editor is aware of the responsibility be ,,,,occ.
takes, and OF the uscessi,y ui coas.!.,, him =,
such practical information 49, VII; ~ i,..rJ ,f
inheritance 10 the oro0nis manufactures Ga o,r
icumtry.
lie feels confidence: however, that eil, eb. &c..
ss'aavc engaged, lie win ie enable, l., o.,,.,. 80 .
iG"d % selected & original mater. . -. -
10 he 81 ICNCl al ,,iiiiy.
'c 7si'e anal irt,ogtaree ofthe ruu,e-,,,. ,,,,l.
'.''c. nh 7'.s.leets> vi ,itS nature nie a,knov led
Ged manufacturers, ios ry.r NSo d., 49,, -,
med 10 &c interested ia praeticl kuoxIru... ,,Iv
tue 'iiue OF such works is greatly dimnisL,J l.,
shei u',i?lIci'y Of theories technical terms ana
complicated processes: which ,l,..s i; GO,
,ain. vi
Il is therefore presumed unnecessary n
ON the advantages To b. derived from, rues n rubii
cation as IS nos PROPOSED The importan.c ~ 81.
'e "Seose.ieso IN edeniisry alone, and 81 ther an
peaHon TO the arts and manufactures /, rn,yc,
~ admitted Set il is a fnss, thst the ronn,, 1T;
cannot proit by Them, without sxDend;ng , s.
h'' time in wandering through Encyeiop, d,as. or no
ring over scientific tfea,i2es, should he be so form
nate rs to havc access 10 these expensive nnhIca.
lions. puo"c"-
IN the present work. while il is intended IN ON.
or"ee mos u not ai'"f the and inanufaetnrrs
i'"rheu'ar cite ton viii be paid to those of A.
sHl'urr' brew,ng Rleaehieg, Cloih.makinr SIN.
AM ~ US rariou: branches Far7iery, Gar
"em"S, manufacturing OF glass; Iron Sals and Silt,
pe"e' POTTERY, and 81 Others which Che situa,ion
Q. oar country renders objects Of urimsry cons.de.