Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-02
.lt5Sati0a--to the Jollowing Fats

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d Greater ,av;ng at the UsroS cHEAr BREAD
H.xuFacroaY, it being the cheapeh ~
A,nc,,ra -oppotitc the market, III .RoYai-
Gres,-..by WILLIAM LOWELL, who has De been
n. larpea and c,leapea bread Manufactured IN
the world, ard was regularly bred TO the t1aoe'
and baked for many years IN the CITY OF Lon
dan eisht hundred barrels Of -four per week,
IN loaf bread, and was baker to his maJeiy
ling Gcorp. and the prince of Wales.
rE hegs leave 10 return bis Gncere thankssto,
Il the ladies and gentlemen OF this town, and
"he pnblic in general, for the great encourage
m.nt he has received, aud aIures them that no.
,b;,e ., his mart mail be wanting to enfure their
iutnr. tayors at the fame time ell trouble the
reader with a few remarks on BAKING o. ofeau'
as follow - Bread baked on tin Is ike fponge'
and leldom turned from dough, and is inJufious
TO young chiIdten. This kiad OF bread is iei,
dom IN she oven more than thirty minutes; ana
the bread baked on the hearth will not BAKE IN
lsfs than ninety minutes -and will keep, 1t taken
proper care Of, FIVE days logger than any bread
baked as before Gated---and that two ten cent
leaves Of found baked bread will go iu,thei tilan
three n,neoenny loaycs baked on tbs. As tucn,
will leave the public to Judge OF the baking,
and which is The mott wholeiome.
The pu.pofc 1t can aufwcr is the baker only,
whu caa weigh il leis, and from the ihortneis OF
ii he in tile oven, ard being kept from the ieVere
h:at. and beng on fal(e bottom. The tact is,
that The Inhabitants of this town have been o.
bli,ed 70 bakein .heir own defence, or be Obliged
70 "a. this kind OF bread, which could never have
been introduced only to fave TABOR as above
dated aud fpoil good Hour. 1'bc bread 1aked 10
the lat twelve weeks by the noicrs5eF' mas oseH
lav:ng 20 the public OF nine hundred AID twcn-
ty.ore dollars ninety cents, and nc can isg WITH
truth double TINT FUN il, the conforming OF the
bead, and without injuring the health OF the
people CT the town :--Aad nc farther bess leave
to inform them, that he has introduced another
kind of wholefoma Bread, made OF one 1asf rye,
and one half wheat hour--~tne ten tent Loaf 70
weigh twelve ounces more than the wnest:n loaf
Of the fame price-As follows is a table OF the
weight Of his bread from the prcs:nt atilze ans
price Of -four:
The 20 cent loaf will weigh abs. 9 ounces.
The 10 cent Loaf alb. ounce. The cent
loaf rlb. and half an --and the penay
loaf ) ounces.
The public are advifed, as material iaving
in bread, not TO eat it until the dsy sitter oaksd,
as il is much wholefomer aud a lsving OF 20 Per
cent if kept i'll an earthen pot it will keep TX
days,
1t has been the praaice Of this place Tor brcsd
fell:rs to fart up like mulhroons, bake month
or two. and leave off for want OF knowiedSe ard
nlaterials--a greater part OF them not beng
brought up to the balirels and depend only On
JoIrncynlen.
Its hoped this prat'ice will not be iaPPortsa,
as no man of merit will nay in any ;o~n unifiS
properly encoaraged.--as baking is a myhcE}
which none can know out b. req! practice.
MI. L. is happy to end that many families
are convince1 ,has his Bfead IS cheaper than they
can bike .or shehislvcs. This fstemsnt is caih,
except vhere Gatcd credits are agreed on, ana
i, % mulf be regularly paid, or the bread Hop.
aed; which will be psinius to The iu5icnbeFs-
having no Other mode Of eilablilhiAS puhesuai
payments, as his profts are iInaii.
!. n. 3. A lad from Il to II years old, waq'-
ed for any time, according TO his age; vho VIII
be Taught the ait and myGesy OF baking IN all rs
brsnches
II Brad Ja1ea en- SUNDAY MORN
INGS, during The bOs 4Draf6tr.
July II.
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