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.Team Maaufacfoyy "a mandatory Of Britain
Mia Ware, worked BY steam, has been IN operation
in part for few weeks, in Taunton, Mass. Among
the articles manufactured are Coffee pots and tea


Dts, which, OF the kind, equal to any Of foreign
manufacture. Other articles Of this kind of ware
have been manufactured. and will be in still greater
variety manufactured at this establishment The
building OF the manuactoly is of brick, two stories
high, 50 by so feet, with l.. projection 50by 90
feet. The engine is of six horse power, and will
be sufficient it is supposed, to carry as much mach
inery as will fill the building; at present it is partly
filled, and is hardly yet fairly in operation. The
engine requires the consumption Of but two feet Of
pine wood daily.


We are informed says the National Intelligencer.
that the favorable reception of the first volume Of A
Collection OF Debates the .dd0ptio Of the federuL
Constitutions has induced Mr.. Elliot to endeayor to
complete the materials necessary for the whole work,
with as little delay as possible accordingly, we are
tod that the second volume is already In the press,
and will be published early in December pext and
that the third and last, will also be given to the pub
lie i'll the course Of the ensuing year.


.Soves.-It has been desideratum with house,
Keepers to find some plan by which they could COM
blne the comfort OF template stove and the ecOno-
my of anth. lcite coal. II we are not deceived,
two ingenious mechanics have succeeded in supply
ing this want. We called in at the foundry, No.
a94 Market street. yesterday, and saw in full ope-
ration very simple contrivance. but one calculated
to effect much good. 1t consisted Of an iron box,
with CRATE bottom, slid into the furnace body Of
a common ten plate sove--the outward end compile
tely closing the entrance, excepting an Aperture in
the lower part of the box to admit draft Of air.
This box was filled with anthracite coal. which bur-
ned admirably, and gave more heat than is usually
impaired by the common quantity oi wood. AS
this box may be put into the stove and drawn out
with as much ease as stick of Wood. there seems
no reason why it should not be tried in fames-
the cost will he about 81 so or S2.--Our opinion


is, that it will be found to answer all the purposes 0f
family for cooking and heating roums


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