Cartridge box

( Mil.) A case for cartridges. Cartridge-paper, n. Thick, stout paper, of which cartridges are made. Car'tulary, n. [Fr. cartulaire, from Lat. charta.] The register-book of a church or monastery. - An ecclesiastical functionary acting as custodian of the records. Cart'-way, n. A road or way pa able for a cart. Cartwright, ( kärt'rit,) n. A maker of carts. Cartwright, PETER, D.D., the pioneer of Methodism in the U. States, B. in Va., 1785. Shortly after his birth his parents removed to Kentucky, where, in 1802, C. commenced his career as a preacher. In 1813 he was ordained elder of the Green River dist., in Tenn. From that period down to the present time, his ministerial labors have been attended throughout the W. States with results of the most succe ful and cheering character. D. 1872, Cartwright, Edmund, an English mechanician, B 1743. He early took orders in the church, and in 1784 produced his great invention of the power-loom which constituted an sera in cotton-spinning. In 1809, the govt. recognized his services to manufactures, by the grant of $50,000. D. 1823.