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492. A table showing the weight of Cables and Anchors, used in ships and vessels of war, in the U. S. Navy, 290 493. A table showing the weight of Guns and Carriages, 291 494. A table showing the weight of Chain Cables, 292 495. A table showing how many fathoms make 112 pounds of four-strand shroud-laid rope, 292 496. Weight of one foot of Bar Iron, 293 497. A Table showing the weight of one hundred fathoms cable-laid rope, from two to twenty-six inches, 293 498. A Table showing the strength of hemp-cables, their weight, size, and number of yarns in each, 294 499. A Table showing the strength of plain-laid rope, three strand, 295 500. A Table showing the strength of chain cable, as tested in fifteen fathom lengths, 296 501. A Table showing the strength of short round-linked Bobstay, Bowsprit shroud, or crane-chain without studs, such as is used for rigging, &c. 297 502. Weight of Timber in a green and seasoned state, 298 503. A Table of measures and weights of different substances, 298 504. A Table of weight of tarred Cordage, 299 505. A Table showing the comparative strength between Iron Chains and Hemp Cables, and the size required agreeably to the Tonnage, 299 506. A Table showing the test required of flax and cotton Canvass, as to quality and strength, before being received for use, in the U. S. Naval service, 300 507. Cordage Table, showing the weight of one fathom of rope, from one to twenty-four inches, plain-laid three strands, &c. 301 508. A Table showing the length of 1st warp of Standing Rigging, 302 509. A Table of Foreign Ordnance, 303 510. A Table showing the quantity of provisions, slop-clothing, and small stores, for two hundred men for four months, U. S. Navy, 304 511. A Table showing the component parts of the Navy ration, 305 512. A Table for finding the distance of an object by two bearings, and the distance between them, 308 513. Dimensions of masts and spars, of the U. S. ship Princeton, 309 514. A Table of the size of short-linked chain, when used as rigging, 310 515. A Table showing the dimensions of the masts and yards, of American, English, and French ships, 312 516. A Table showing the compliment of Officers and Crew, allowed to each class vessel in U. S. Navy, 314 517. A Table of spars, &c., for all classes of vessels, 318 518. A Table showing the dimensions and quality of materials, used in constructing tops, trestle-trees, cross-trees, and caps, in U. S. Navy, 324 519. A Table showing the complement and quality of Boats to each class vessel in U. S. Navy, 326 520. A Table showing the weight, size, length and quality, of anchors, cables, &c., allowed to the different class vessels in U. S. Navy, 328 521. A Table showing the size, quantity, quality, and number of sails, allowed to each class vessel U. S. Navy, 332 522. A Table showing the quantity of canvass, rope, &c., allowed for one suit of sails, for each class of vessel U. S. Navy, 336 523. A Table showing the length and size of standing and running-rigging, for all classes of vessels in U. S. Navy, with miscellaneous articles, 340 524. A Table showing the size, and description, of the different named Blocks, for all classes of vessels in U. S. Navy, 364 525. A Table showing the projective distances from the spar-deck of U. S. Ship North Carolina, 384 526. A Table showing the weight of armament, stores, outfits and provisions, of U. S. sloop of war Albany, 386 527. Recipe for blacking Ships’ standing-rigging, 389 528. Recipe for blacking guns, 389 529. Recipe for blacking hammock-cloths, yards, and bends, 389 530. Recipe for making Liquid Blacking, 390 531. Recipe for blacking guns, 2nd., 390 532. Recipe Composition for blacking guns, 390 533. Recipe for making Black Varnish, No. 1, 390 534. Recipe for making Composition for blacking hammock cloths, No. 1, 390 535. Recipe for making Composition for blacking hammock cloths No. 2, 391 536. Recipe for making Composition for blacking hammock cloths No. 3, 391 537. Recipe for making Composition for blacking hammock cloths No. 4, 391 538. Recipe for making Black Varnish, No. 2, 391 539. Recipe for making Solder for Copper, 391 540. Recipe for making Solder for Lead, 392 541. Recipe To make the best drying Oil, 392 542. Recipe for Black Stain, 392 543. Recipe for blacking Guns and Shot, 392 544. French Recipe for blacking Guns, 393

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