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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-07-06
Boarding, &c.

TIME subscriber can accommodate FIVE
/ or SIX boarders al his house ON Prince,
between Union and Water streets, a few
doors below Marsteller's auction office,
where his whole attention shall he paid in
giving them general satisfaction He soli-
cts his friends and the public in general 10
call on him. He has also, small, but
good assortment of GROCERIES, which
he will sell low, for cash.
JOSEPH PEARSON, Sen.
June 90 It
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-07-06
Notice.

VOHN LITTLEJOHN, late of Lees
- burg, now of Warren county, Ken
tuck, informs those eenlit men ior whom
he las done business, that he will be in
Leesburg, for two or three weeks; any
further commancs:hey or others may isve,
in that or the adjoining states. as 4 COLLEGE
tor or land agent, may re y y,on his ate
tenlon to their business. Dirattte Bowl.
ing Green, Warren county, Ky. post paid.
Reference TO Thos. Swami, Rob ] Taylor,
Thompson F. Mason, or Edm. I. Lee, esqs.
June Is i3w*
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-07-06
Robert GRAY

ETAS Just received perschr Dash, from
I 4 New FORK, consignment of super
fine, hot pressed, gilt and plain letter pa
per: super6ne cap, deny, medium, royal
and super royal writing paper, ruled and
plain, suitable for blank account books all
of which will be sold al a small advance
by the ream for cash only, or bound to Or
der in manner combining neatness and
durability. February IA
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-07-06
To Let.
English Turn;p Seed.

N7AS left for sale, with the subscriber,
w quantity of Turnip Seed, Of the
following denominations, viz. White Nor
folk, (ihis kind generally grows very large,
and is very fine for stock); and Yellow
Bullock, this kind grows to moderate
size, and is excellent for table use. y
The price Of the seed is limited at one dol
lar per quart. Persons who have purchas-
ed il are willing to testify its good qua
lities. THOMAS NJ. DAVIS,
Harper's wharf, Alexandra.
june 80 d3tmtuths
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-07-06
To Rent.

With The exception Of Tao Rooms)
EzyeA That three story brick house ST.
EST tuated on the north side oil Prince.
H. street, between Fairfax ard Royal
49, streets, and nearly opposite the
store of Mordeica Miller The part now
offered for rent consists of four good rooms,
besides an underground kitchen and well
finished garnet. 1t will he rented on very
moderate terms, and possession given i'm
mediateIy. Apply TO the subscriber, at
the bank of Alexandria.
R. C. NORTON.
july tuthstf
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-07-06
To Rent,

syx.s A commodious three story brick
HTa dwelling house on Westinghouse.
Hsss lately occupied by Mr.. John jack
fSyzS-rs son. ALSO,
A small frame house, on Fairfax-street,
between King and Prince streets. In my
ahsehee, application may be made to R.
Feitch. JOHN LLOYD.
july 9 d3ltuthstf
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-07-06
Union Bank Alexandria.

lst JsIy, 1873.
ON or after TUESDAY next the 9Th inst
" the Stockholders in this institution
can receive at the Bank, a dividend upon
their Stock, from the profits of the last six
months of two per cent. By orcer,
C.. n. CHAPMAN, Cash'r.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-07-06
For FREIGHT,

~kaN The good schr. THREE-SIS-
sss& TEkS, capt Lowell, burtben 60
lons,or about 400 barrels, will be ready to-
morrow to receive freight for any eastern
port Oh application TO
J.. III. LADD s. Co,
Hho offer for sale received per said schr.
90 tons plaster casks lime
A few hhds molasses and ". E. rum
Is bags flberts. July 9
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-07-06
100 Dollars Reward.
dan off from my plantation on the 25th
IA inst. bright Mulatto Slate, named,
FREDERICK,

Commonly known by bis associates as
Frederick Bankhead.) He is about 25
years of age, 5 feet or IL nches high &C
tive and intelligent, s,ammers ute when
spoken 10, with a large scar or his upper
lip, grew eyes and curly hair, which he ge-
morally keeps cut and copbed IN fashion,
He had on when he ran away, brown linen
trowsers and shirt, leather apron and a
checked handkerchief, red and blue. tied
around his waist. pair If New England
sale shoes. no other clothing with him.
will give for him TO be secured in any Jail
out of the state of Virginia, of District of
Columbia, so that get him again, loo dolls.
lftaken in Washington or Geo rgctown 80;
if in Alexandria town or county, so dolls.
or if in any torn or county IA Virginia. so
dollars, and all reasonable charges, if de-
livercd to me, or to the Jailor of Fairfax
county, who is authorised by this adver-
tisement, to receive him, for safe keeping.
June 80 If WIN. ROBINSON.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-07-06
For Freight.

of VIClSut.
,S3A The brig THREE BROTHERS,
Ss.a&captain Rodgers, carries 1900 bis.
IS a superior vessel, and in complete or
DER % take cargo on board.-Aso,
For Freight,
>xSN The schr. NEWS captain earn,
Nm and schr TOBIAS, capt Thomas,
bHrthen 500 and Goo barrels, are both
good vessels, and will take coastwise
freight to any port, for which they will be
ready in three or four days Apply to
WIN. FOWLE & Co.
july 5
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-07-06
Bottled Ale, Porter Cider,
Wine. &c.

" 49,
THE subscriber, at his cellar on Royal.
4 street, offers for sale an extensive sup.
ply of
Philadelphia, porter, ale S'cider, in bottles,
which being selected by himself will be
found of superior quality.
Also,
Best port, claret and Madeira wine, old in
bottle, which By the dozen will be sold On
moderate terms.
lind in store, for sale,
Bristol porter bottles in hampers Of one
gross each
Velvet corks in bales of &c, 900 each
Five, two, one and one half gallon dennis
Super6ne table salt in baskets [john-
With general and well selected assort-
ment Of wines, spirits. teas, sugars. spices,
groceries, &c. WIN. DUNLAP.
Jane tuthstf
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-07-06
Molasses, Rum. &c.

MOIasses, Rum, &c.
ID ECElVED by the sloor Julia, captain
III Delery, and for sale by
Z. CORNING. Vowel''s wifi.
8 hhds. and tierces of molasses
10 do. OF n. E. rum
Is bbls cir
10 boxes of sperm. candles
6 chests of Young Hyson Tea.
july 9 st
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-07-06
Sugar. Tobacco, sc.

Sugar, Tobacco, &c.
E1IRST and second quality muscovado
i sugar in hhds and barrels
First quality chewing tobacco, S's & les
in large and small kegs
Scheidam gin; tar; rum; molasses, for
sale by JOHN JACKSON s. Co.
June 25
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-07-06
C0T's Place.

containing about il5 acres. This land Is
about one half in wnod--the balance Gear
cd, and in cultivation, with COW, nicnt
buildings on it, and excellent water near
them. A considerable proportion Of tie
open land is fertile, and well calculated for
timothy meadows. ~.
The sum of s9, 254 77;cts will be r. quir.
ed to he paid in cash Tor the residue cre-
dit of twelve months will lie given from The
day Of sale, the purchaser paying interest
thereon, and giving satisfactory security
for the punctual payment thereof. COM
veyance will be made when the purchase
money and interest is all paid up. il The
terms of the sale should not be coli Piled
with by the purchaser. the premises viii
BE- imreiisiel " r.. sold TO the highest BID
Der, al The risque Of the per>on to whom it
shalt have been strGft OIL auG Il. ne
cnu sp WI ue repeated until an efectual
safe shall have taken place
H. !. Taylor.
JACOB HOFFMAN.
Nav utb,tJ3
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-07-06

Molasses, Salt, &c.
VA E have Just ceiyed, and offer fos
w sale
40 hias p e retailing molasses
A quantity Liverpool ground Alum, and
sacks OF liverpool hll'd) line Salt
80 loxes sperr.aCeti candles.
June 20 BRYAN HAMPSON Il Co.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-07-06
IN Exchange C9fes-Houss >sGS>
&SIMARINE JOURN AL. g..
PORT OF aLEXANDREa. =. julia a.
ARRIVED,

ARRIVED,
Schr. Honest Endeavor, C-oat. from
Currituck, with shingles, to ]. Jackson.
Schr. Elizabeth, Wrole, FROM Curtuck,
with shingles, to J. jackson.
Schr. Happy Return, Thorogood, from
CurritucS, with shingles. TO the master.
A river craft, reports, left below Mary
land Point, yesterday, brig and schr.
bound up.
Brig Beaver. Ruggles, cleared at Provi-
dence, Goth inst. tor this port.
Sloop Rising Sun, Smith, hence, arrived
al Providence, 29th inst.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-07-06
For New York.

>M The sloop ABEONA, W. Knap,
49, master, burtben $50 bbls and viii
be readytto load cargo ON Monday next.
Applpto }. H. LADD & Co.
july 9
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-07-06
For Sale.
New Edition
(Much EniargeN
OF THE
a.mERTC.1.N G.fR DE.NFR

AmERIC.2,S CAB DE.NFR.
sC'OETAINING ample directions for
y working sitcbengs enevery month
in the year; aud corious instructions fni
the cultivation OF flo rgar' ems, yiney ards,
nurseries, hop yards. green houses and hot
houses,
By John Gardner, and by Dav,d Hepburn,
late gardeners to governor Mercer and ge-
neral Mason.
To 7vbick is added,
A Treatise on Gardening, by Citizen of
Virginia. Also, few hints on the Guilt
Walton OF Native Vines and Directions for
making Domestic Wines For sale by
j. KENNEDY s. SON.
March 80 thstutf
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-07-06
Marine INSURANCE Company
Of Alexandria,
Julu3d. 1919.

EIIE stockholders in this company are
J. hereby informed. that dividend Of
three and ahalf per cent. tor the last six
months, is this day declared, on that part
of the capital stock now paid, which will
BIZ ready to be paid ON or after Tuesday
the 18th Inst. J. B. NICHOLS, Sec.
July 5 81
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-07-06
Wanted to Purchase,

A FEW young negroes of both sexes,
N from 10 to 90 years Of age. Apply
at Legg tavern. upper end OF King street.
july St.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-07-06
For Norfolk.

IN The packet schooner GEORGE
~ WASHINGTON, capt. jackson,
VIII sail on Thursday next. For freight
or passage, apply to the master on hoard,
or JOHN M'COBB.
July s st
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-07-06
Reward.

Kew Htus
WAS stolen, from on hoard the Union
w Steam Boat, out of my coat-pocket,
the lst inst a small red morocco = cket
Book, containing sum of money and p'-
pers.-l will give reasonable reward Tor
the pocket book. objectionable one for
the money, and handsome reward Tor
the conviction OF the thief
July 3 j. SHREFE.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-07-06
Public Sale.

ON the 9th DAY of JULY next, at ls
~ o'clock of that day, by virtue of
deed oftrust, we will sell atpub'ic auction,
to the highest bidder, on the premises, that
very valuable tract OF land IN Fairfax coun-
ty, near Holiness Run, and about four
miles from Alexandria, generally known By
the name of
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-07-06
For Boston,

For Boston,
IN THE schr. SALONA, Nye mas
ter, burthen 8OOtons, will be ready
to receive largo in three days.
Apply to A. ADAMS.
Central wharf.
Who have for sale her cargo,
100 tons Plaster of Paris. Jolly
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-07-06

Lemons. Sugars. sc.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. offer for
I've sale,
a. boxes fresh lemons in fine order
90 h hh1s lst, ed s. Sd quality sugars
25 hhds West India rum
90 do. northern do.
80 bids vh;skey
20 bbls ""''Ae'
1000 gallons wine and cider vinegar
A few dozen very old superior claret
so chests gunpowder, imperial and
young Tyson teas. of choice qualities
SO lb real Durham mustard in leads
so doz. London and Philadelphia do
80 boxes pepper and pimento
500 reams writing and wrapping paper
goo boxes mould and dipped candles
10000 lb hard soap
And a general assortment OF good wines,
liquors and groceries, as usual. june 81
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-07-06
Sugar.

GUPERFINEsugar in hhds will be land
~ ed this day al Twins wharf, and will
be sold on favorable terms by
N. REILLY.
june 20 1T. Twins warehouse.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-07-06

Spirits, Sugar, sc.
A FEW puncheons of superior quality
n Antigua and Jamaica spirits
super6ne Barbados sugar, in hhds
Jamaica pimento
Also, parcel of cocoa nuts-for sale
on liberal terms at No. SO Union-st
n. REILLY.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-07-06
Oats.

uatS.
EIOUR hundred bushels of heavy oats,
IL received, and for sale by
E. CORNING,
Vowell's wharf.
Freight.
AN Two hundred barrels of freight
sSs4.&wanted ios the brig George Wash
ington. ior Providence, r. Enquire
IS above. 81 july !.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-07-06

PRlzts ALL FLOATING.
First lOOG blanks entitled TO $40 each.
sprizcs of 5,0e0dollars floating from
lSt days drawing.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-07-06
10000 Dollars.
BY AUTHORITY Or CONGRESS.
SATI0NRAA N'EYERX
SECOND CLASS.

SECUND GLASS.
sCiiGM;.
1o0Pr;zcs Of $1,000 is 100000
prize of 10000 is 10000
Q prizes Of 10000 j. 10000
4 ditto 5000 is eO.OsO
90 ditto 500 is 10000
60 ditto 100 is 5000
$500 ditto 40 is 100000
SSu0.000
10000 tickets, at $50 100000
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-07-06

June 2
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-07-06

Nav d
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-05-14
[From fhs Eastern Arcns.1


Mr.. DoUoLAss-TcH will obige two UftEe
most important classes of the community, far
mcrs and fishermen. by informing farmers that
Jish are excellent food for sheep.
II is a fact. though not generally known,
that sheep will greedily eat any Kind ot salte d
ilsh. whether dry or picked, although dry
seem the most suitable for them: aud tits
found by experience that sheep that have as
much fish as HEY will eat, aye always healthy,
have good lambs s. do not Ost their wOsl.; aud
require much less hay or other food. itisnSi
expected that tarmeis remote from The sea
shore can aitOrd their sheep az nHch triI as
they would eat; bat If ihcy give them fish
instead of Swing thtm salt, ihty will find a
rings are the most convenient foF them ldI -
c. fish slonN I've cut, or broken ia small pieC-
e.. 7 he cheaper kinds Off 10, snch as scale OF
all kinds, broken, tefHSe, and even Close that
are parity damaged, il thry are only salt, vii
answer the rurpf So.
1t Is generally the case with herring catch.
erS, that they ave Obliged TO cullort aud throw
aVay great Numbers sometimes hdlfthcy take,
because they are Too small TO hear Inspection :
such might he sailed, and smoaked. or dried
in the sun, put up in dry casks, and afforded at
low prce-by which means thousands Of
barrels would be saved which are now suffer-
ed TO rot on The shore.
Vt is hoped that editors of Newspapers and
Almsnacs will publish tie above hints, ard
that farmers will trythe experiment, by which
they will benefit themselves, encourage agrI-
culture and the fisherman.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-05-14
A NOBLE ACT

The count - Atco>, al present prime minis
ter IN the Brazlis, has imnOrtaliz.d himself in
the opinion Of his csuntrymen bya magaaui-
mons act. Ii was tbroMgh the wise measures
anu eNettlons OF tae count, that the late revo-
luton Ot PernanibGco was attended with 40
Fatal consequences TO the crown. kins John
VIA. the reiening monarch, grateful Tor mis- inn
por'ant services. handed TO the count blank
sheet OF paper, with his name Only signed at
The bottom, telling hiis b. write thereon any
thing he wished, as il would be considered AS
the soyereigu's will, and immediately eAecu-
ted. The count took the paper, aud wrote
thereon AN order for the liberation OF all the
PRISONERS detained at Peraaiubuco aud held
Tor execution. The king commanded that
the order shoald be carried into Immediate
effect
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-05-14
DWARF SKELETONS AGAIN.

communication in the Gazette Of the 10th instant,
ny Hlstorious accounting in rational manner for
The giaveson III. farm OF Mr. Long, has given
the following remarks as tending to further light
on the subject and IN part confirm the opinion of the
NHner. Mr.. NJ informed me, that himself, hls lacy
ana another were present al the opening of several
graves, after the spot had been visited by some Of the
learned faculty from ST. Louis One grave opened
whlch measured four feet in length this formed
ny laying a fat stone at the bottom, placing on
s,Se ones each end and corerias the mouth with
another In the last circumstance thus grave differed
rom the others that opened; the contents
in grown skeleton with the head and teeth part the
spine the thigh and leg bones tolerable state of
preservation. The leg hones found lying parallel
win The bones the thighs aud every ndi-
Gated either that the corpse had been entombed with
the legs and thighs placed meet, that skel-
eloh had been deposited i'll this order. The hTst opinion
seems the most probable from the fact that large
stone pipe vas found in the tomb and which under
stand is now in the possession Of Mr. Long.
His well known iact, that both implements OF war,
and OF domestic use are buried with the dead bodies
OF tue Indians, hn it admits OF query, IL theYare ever
dsposifed with The mere skeleton.
~ Is well known fact" says Bishop Madison,
while writing on the supposed forIifcaos Of the
Tern county," that among many of the Indian tribes
me bones Of the deceased annually collected aud
uepotted IN one place; the funeral rites are then
lemnzed with the warmsst expressions OF love and
friendship, and that this unutored race urged by the
feelings OF nature consgn TO the bosom the earth
along "h The remains their deceased relations food
weapons OF war; and often those Articles they
and most highly valued when alive This fact is SUBJ
Stimulated from various respectable The pi"us
cntem az collecting the RELIES of the dead, which acct
hent, or the events Of battlo might have dspe' SGD
through the Wilderness easily fer the singular
graves on the Merimac, as wellas explains the origin
OF the artificial mounds in vicinity. u these
opened there would he found promiscuonsl deposited
the bones OF the aborignes, which piOus VeneTaicn
from age To age, and from century to century, indus
trousiy collected The cemetery alluded the plan
idtisn of Mr. Long uay be viewed the public burial
Of some powerful nation, OF the size and of SINH
lar customs with other Indians No wish Is entertained
To object against the hypotkesi, Of {" tistorcus' in
regard 10 the customs 10 which lie allHhes The short
ness OF the graves may be attributed To eieren
Respectfully, yours, &C.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-05-14

irSn ,,ipe. two hundred aud se.sntV feet i'm
length, which being then bent al = right an.le
conducts into the lower extremity of a large
cyiinder in which there is an air ti.hi niSton
The watering the cylinder raises The piston
10 tile top, aud escapes by valve which then
opens While AT the same time, the communi-
cation between the cylinder and the vertical
pipe is interrupted. The piston redescrnds
bN lis own weight I; the Hater is again allowed
TO enter the cyhnder. and an rna t. mo ton is
thus established. TO the piston rods are at
tached two beams bearing the rods OF pumps
which raise the water by successive stages
from the deepest parts OF the mines There
a,e three OF these machines, each Of which
raises lT90 cubic feet OF water, from depth OF
600 feet in an hour. The water esaployed in
working the machine, makes it escape bv the
same adit with that which il has raised. These
machines. il is evident, work OF the principle
OF the Hydrostatic Paradox, in the same way
as Brasam'S press. The perpendicular pipe
in which the water hescends. transmits its pres
sure through ahUTizontai tube TO The under
surface Of piston of II larger diameter than
itself. so that 1t has the advantage of acting
with d force propurtiouable TO a column OF the
hei~ut of Two hundred X seventy feet, and OF "A
diameter equa! TO that OF the wide tube !; a
force of course far greater than its own
weight. Though the mechanical advantage
derived from this construction must be
great, the time for producing the effect
wanted will be increased just in propor-
ton to that advantage, or in the proportion of
tie section OF the wide tube to the section of
The small Que. Tile date OF this machine is
lIt5, which shows the great mistake OF those
who suppose that BTamal was the first who
applied this principle TO the elevation of great
weight. The force OF this machae il enor-
nous, though the rapidity of working nay not
correspond to it. A column OF water 27O feet
deep, is equivalent by its simple pressure, to
about eight atmespheres aud a half What adj
ditional force il derives FROM the comparative
! sections of the tubes, DR.. Brights description
does not enable us TO ascertain.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-05-14

We have just examined lsays the EJitsr Of
the Greensburg Gazetto)a model Of an irven-
ton or Improvement IN mechanics, intended
30 be employtdin works or machinery propel-
led by steam, and which promises to be Of i'm
mouse advantage. The principle Of this in
veution was, we understand. discovered BY
our townsman, 4. w. Foster, Esq who has beeu
assisted in the construction, and IN minor Ini-
prOvcments upon the deialSnf tie machinery,
by Mr.JAcOb Hugus, q very ingenious mecha-
nic anti manufacturer. Orthis vicinity. They
have applied tor patent IA pariue Tsiijp.
BY means Of this invention, tic poWcr Of
s. can. instead OF being communicated 10 the
machinery by crank or pitmaD, upon which
10 eau operate at right angles, and with all its
force, but once IN one entire rsvOIGiion--is
communicated al once 10 tbc periphery OF cir.
conference Of wheel, upon which il constant
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-05-14

IS bets With tui and equal force al ii sht am sles
with ~ radius. We are not euaUsh verSed IN
the language or principles OF mechanics, 10
give aiechnical description of the machinery
employed; IA technical description. indeed,
.wonld be iinperirctly understood by the gene
iaity OF readers. 10 the eye, the works
p.drperfectly simple. aud admirably adapt
ca TO produce the eLects intj uded. We are
assured, that in the opinnion OF practical
men, the Substitution OF this principle tor that
al present IN use, will increase The "hecis OBJ
tanned from steam powerfully one holt.