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 C,  'The  Store,  or  Fire-place,  ope  foot  high,  one  foot  arid  half an  inch  
 diameter at  its  upper  end,  and  eight  inches  diameter  at  the  bottom:  its  upper  
 end  is  lapped  to  the under  end ,gf  thc;®on£ of'jhe Oven/ 
 Dt  The Door of the Stove,  four  inches  highland  feven  broad;  bent  [to  
 £t  the Ouivcof  the Stove,  and has.a:hirige ri\retted to  its, bath edge  arid  the{|ide  
 of  the Stove. 
 E,  An  Aperture  cut.ithrpu^x  the^ under  ,end  of  ^rid  the  ’Pari: 
 that contains  the fire.  See Plate  a.  Fig.  2. 
 F,  The  caft  irqn Pan  that  contains  the  fuel :  its  perpendicular  'height  is 
 feven  inches,  its  bottom  forming the .gtatei or’lbars  for 'the -fire.  to  lie  on.  See  
 Platef 2,  Fig*. 2*  '  ? 
 '  G,  The  code  of  the-' Oven,  forir  inches  in  -perpendicular  meight^r  its  
 under  end  is  rivettcd  to  the  upper part  of-the Stove;  -its'uppfer-erid!  k-Wo'fee’t  
 and half an  inch diameter..  See Plate  2,  Fig.  2. 
 H,  The  outer  fide,  or  wall  of  the  Oven,  two  feet  diameter,  and  orie  
 foot  in  perpendicular  height, ,iri^ uppdir  and  under _ends  being ^fet  off  at  right  
 angles- with  the  fide  forming  a rim,, to fecdve  thejaps  of the  cope  apd  crown  of  
 the Oven.'  See plpte' 2,'Fig!  2.  " ‘ 
 '  i   The  Crownqfthe  O^en,“  tvto  feet  and^ Half'an°mc1Rrmtkl^eter  at  its  
 upafer edge,  where it  is lapped and  fixed  to  the upper rita.dfl|fte  orifer ^de  waF  
 of the Oven :  the perperidictdar n ^m  or  fhh (5fbwp  is'wo mckfesi'v 
 E , K,  K,  .  [Three Brackets,  rivetted  kr  a  triangular’  pofition  aga’u?ff;ff?ini  
 ner fide  ofthe outer wall of the Orreri,' with^ their horiz6Mp[?apriis7t e ^   rewards'  
 the  center  rif it,  to  which  the under plate of the bottom u!s  nvettedvi;'rSee Plate &   
 Fig.  2, and 3.  .  ,  ? _ ^  ^  '  ,  *_  .  ~  ‘ 
 1  L, *L,  The  two Plates  that  form  the  bottom  of  the  CWeri:  Jmefe  Plates  
 are one  foot  feven inches and a „half diameter,  and  are  fivetted' to, fhpv unger  end  
 of  the  inner  fide Plate  of wall  of * the  Ovefi,}fofmirig -sjf''cl^tt^or ^naff *awS®ch*  -  
 See Plate  2,  Fig." 2.  , 
 M,  The  inner  fide[ W  wall  of the Overi,  is  tea'unfelfes 'iha'^ne  rourfh/m'  
 perpendicular height,  arid one foot  feven  inches  and  a  half diameter. 
 N,  The Head of the  Oven,  one foot  ieveH dB6hes^and-five7-eight&“diame-  
 ter,  lapped  or  bent  to-the inner wall  in  the  farile  manner  as’The Crown  I  is-to*  
 the outer  fide H..  See Plate-f, Fig.%2,  and.-g/.yy 
 O,  O,  O,  Three  Brackets,  fy'which the head  ofthe Oven  is  fixed  tojthe  
 outer; fide ofthe'Oven.  ...See'Plate  2,: Fig.  3,  1  , 
 P,  The  Funnel,  fix  inches diameter,  by which  the  frrioke  is  conveyed  off. <  
 The  Funneli that rConVey^  the.  fleam  from  the Oven  into  the SmokefiirjneJ: 
   i t  is  an  inch ,and  a  half diameter,  paries  through  the  head  and  crown  
 of  the  Overi,  and  yrith  a  mitre-jbirit  is  trirned  into  the  Smoke-funnel.-  > See  
 Plate  1, Fig.'  i ,  and  Plate  2,'Fig.  4. 
 R,  A  regulating Valvej  fixed' in  theupperpartof the SteamFunnel  :  this  
 Valve  is  a'prece'dfriiitc  iron,; the  fize'bf  the  ca^^  of theFuttfire!,  fixed  to  a  
 •piece of iron wire  fix inches  long,  and-one  fourth  of  an  inch thick  :  the  outer’ 
 'fend