The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1828-11-29

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could be made from rag stock costing 10 dollars the pa
per of stronger texture and better appearance.
The process of preparing the straw is very simple II is
immersed in strong ley of wood ashes, until the bes be-
easily separated when the ley drawn off, the straw
washed and thrown into the engine, whereof speedily
dgced to pulp fit for the mould 1t is quite easily manag
ed rags and think bids fair to supeede the of rags
for all kinds of wrapping and common printing paper
Lancaster Gazette.
Lithography improped or Lithochromy-The perfection
of photography for time considered limited to making
exceedingly fine printed limitations of chalk and crayon
ngs In Germany, M Roseres not long since produced pic
lures of mingled coo by the application of several stones
succession; but NJ Maapeau of Paris has recently made
another and important improvement in this rapidly progressing
art. BY cheap and easy process, (but which
known to the pubic he prints coored opictues from
stone which possess considerable degree of beauty and
curacy All that has yet transpred respecting the
that several rollers with different oil coors passed in
cesson the stone sometimes the number of twenty
and then the impression made The pictures offered
prices below what the most humble artist would think
of setting TO his hastes producons and galleries of pictures
executed in this may be obtained for trng
improvements will probably be hereafter made and So the
invention may prove powerful means of extending taste
for the arts. NJ " Daily Aduertiser.
! Canal Steam Boat.-Last evening small boat passed
here, the canal propelled with steam power We had
examine the apparatus of this vsier in
waters, she moved with velocity past the village. was
understand, constructed IN New York, experiment
for canal and from the speed with which she moved and
the little of thrown against the bank of the ca
nall she passed. should suppose boat of larger size
might be propelled with equal velocity, with little injury
the canal Her propellng Wheel with paddles worked in
the centre of the boat Weedsport ddUeytiser.
Fire Engine-The Observer, published at Wood,
stock, Vermont, mentions fire engine invented by
Mr. Asahel Hubbard, of Windsor very ingenious
piece of work, and preferable to any thing of the
kind which the editor had before seen. 1t is made
of cast iron, and weighs about Sc pounds. When
worked by one man only, it discharges barrel of
water through the hose in less than 80 seconds With
four men at work, it discharged barrel and half
in minute throwing the water distance of 1870 feet
The following List shows the of the persons elected
represent the State of Penns in the 2lst Congress-
and also the names of the present members.
Districts goth Congress 2lSt Congress
LIST Joel B Sutherland Joel Sutherland
I'd John Sergeant Joseph Hemphili
Sd Daniel III Miller Daniel Miller
4th James Buchanan James Buchanan
Samuel Anderson Joshua Evans
Charles Miner George Leiper
5h John Stergere John B Sterigere
9Th Innis Green Innis Green
7h William Adams Henry Muhlenberg
Joseph Fry, jr Joseph Fry, jr
9Th Samuel Ingham Samuel Ingham
George Wolf George Wolf
9th Samuel M'Kean Phlander Stephens
George Kremer James Ford
Espy Van Horne Alem Mari
K;nn dannK Kim