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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-13
January %
Tanning and Currylng.

T0SEPH HESE0N continues to car
), ~ on the above business at his old
stand in Prince street. between Water
aud Union streets, where he will be al
ways ready to execute orders in his line
with promptnesS and de patch.
He keeps constantly OF hand a large
assortment OF
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For Freight,
For FREIGHT,

For Freight,
xES The fine ship OCEAN, II.
SFGk& FoVle master, carries 5000
Hffz. >arrels, in complete order.
s7 and can be ready'to receive
cargo o.. IA d ia three days. Apply to
LtWRASON 4 FDWLE.
Who have in s'ure tor ale,
500 sacks liverpool blown salt
IS hhfs New, Orleans S,n,rs
~ bD- MIscrrado
c1ests lap ria ten
2O ba!ts russia duck. fist quality
$50 pieces brown Russia sbeetinss
so white
400 Russia diapers
Z tons hemp
% pipes Sicily Madeira wine, Q year
old, and Of upe TO- quality
) pipes london particular do.
20n oOxes mould candles
SD brown soap
son ~eams Wrapping PAPER
25 b xe> Tarkey igS
ESQ assorted crates liverpool ware
S dining sets china
Bos. on and Chelmsford window glass
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-13
Notice.


NtE Subscriber having taken into
4 art ,ership Mr.. Thomas Irwin, Jr.
business in future will be conducted
.nler the firm Of CA TIE TT U IRWIN.
Ill those having claims against me, are
e1aaste.l to present hem aud receive
lrir money and all those indebted. are
-.s,ectfally solicited to make payment
With as little delay as possible.
CHARLES |. CAfLETT.
For Sale,
l57 bales ant boxes burisps, tickl"n
ourgs, ozuaeuTg. hees,ans. eress, plati'-
as, estopitlas, orit;anies, choiet,s and,
lowlas
900 boxes consisting of half pint, pint,
quart tn y, acrs ami Jecanters H..
go boxes elegant cat glass. containing
cordial gassey, w'1es, tambiers, pitch.
ers, plates and dishes
600 bove, window glass, 8 by 10 and
and 10 b. l2
80 ches,s hyson and imperial1 So
1000 pieces short yellow nam -
keens
goo do. long yellow de. 's
ICY boxes India China, consisting Of
mag sets, tea sets, cups and saacers,
hit bowls, dining and DESERT plates, flat
aud deep
6 iipes. 10 half pipes and 90 quar-.
.er casks cry sup. London Particular
Iadei,a Wine, from Gordon, Dull, In.
gl.s & Co. .,
German s,eel, very sup. quality, cop
,e- pos and tea-ketlles, soap, Candida
4 ID uaiis-tor sale on easonablc terms.
CtTLETr Il IRWIN.
October H..
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-13
Lost,

I'm Saturday last, in King street, be-
tween ST. Asaph and Fairfax streets,
a small Bundle, containing six Pair Ct
white silk stockings. The finder shall
he literally rewarded on leaving them
with the Pine March 81
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Sales at Y endue.

Sales at ' endue.
IN every tuesday and Friday,
WILL BE SOLD,
1t the Vendre Store, corner of Prince
and Water Streets,
Dry Goods, Groceries, &c.
Particulars of which will be expressed in
the bills Of the day.
81 All kind Of goods which are on
imitation and the prices Of which are
established, can at any time be viewed
and purchased at the lowest limitation
and prices.
P. 6. MARSTELLER.
November y
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Notice is hereby given,

FgSHAI the Stalls in ,hr q d aud
New Market Houses will he rented
10 the highest bidder or Fl day the first
.:ay Of Nav next, between the hGurs OF
10 and IL, for the tern Of Que year.
TH0S p r ONs, c. VI. I.
anril vi 49,.
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Bank Stock.

n WISH to purchase 60 shares FAR
1 MERS' BANK STOCK, or three
O. four thousand Dollars in the Banks OF
or Potomac.
JAMES s. SCOTT.
January 28
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Notice

TIVE subscribe. will apply for the re-
newaI of certificate oil one snare
in the Bank Of Alexandria, No. Gals,
Nc I6 J g. HERBERT.
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TO Hire,
FIFTY Dollars Reward.

my D0ff0
NOR experimenting negro woman,
II called FANNY, who abscoRded
on SUNDAY last, ibdut IS years OF age,
short, at, ard very black, Tick lips, eide
mouth, broad hips ami feet, long nesIs.
and slow 10 her movements. Apply at
tie Office Of this Gazette.
Narch 81 II
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r.. p. Madeira.

A FEW casks Mess. Murdoch, Youille,
Wardrop s. Co.'S London Particu-
lar Madeira. Of fine quality, for sale by
JsnSI w. HODGSON
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For Freight,
For Boston and Portland,

For Boston and Portland,
xEs The brig SUSAN, captain
NSMEM Woodbury., will be ready in
SEksS few days Tor the reception Ot
s1-1SHza cargo. Apply 10
LtNRASON 4 FOWIE.
Who have received per sad brig,
10000 feet clear and merch. lumber
10000 do. just
20 tons plaster
40 barrels NewEngland Rum
40 bikes brown soap
Also for freight,
rEs The schr CHANCE, cant
- ~, Paterson, carriei Gbou' 600
S.siSis, - o1ls will be ready in few
S'sN- ssS-S Gay 5. and take freight to any
eastern port.
Also fQr sale her cargo OF
5000 feet understandable and clear
lumbar aud jOist Apply a. above:
Sp.l =
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Leather.

IT as various qualities as can be found in
any shop in the District--whioh he will
i,.pose of at very low prices fe' cash.
II mo. 6 ~
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John G.. Ladd 8 Go.

John G. Ladd . Go.
III WE j st received FROM Baltimore,
Ill and offer for sale,
Is barrels prime pork
40 boxes fancy soap
III chests imperial tea
go bag, jamaica pimento
March s7 CIV
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Furniture, Sc.

Furniture, sc.
MUST received eh + P'anet, and
Oh .nr sale. i, addition TO 10Y former
stock, an ass ortme 1t
Chairs, bcr'aus, t,bles, bedSteads
jersey wagg o &c.
ALSC,
Toilet tables, cas- steel axes. and
Two slegsnt sideb al S, Baltimore
faShion-cheap for cash. S.WaRn.
March IS Sw
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Barnewall s Popham
nFFGR FOX SlL.,
" 40 puncheons bright retailing mo-
laSSeS
60 do Sd pi Windw'd Isl'd Rum
10 do 4ih Jamaica
IS hhds prime Barbados sugar
leo bblS prime Pork. New York and
Baltimore inspeotioal
10 nalt pipes L. P Madeira
40 Or cask. CoImensr Wine
S do Mountain Malaga
500 demUohns
90 cases salad oil
10 kegs chewing tobacco
5000 bushels bright Cadiz alt
1000 burr blocks
Dry yellow ochrc, Hayanna Segars,
Mould ard dipped aandes, etc. etc.
Maroh 81 5w
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Barbados Sugar, sc.
NUST received and 10. ssle by e..
Cd NEWTON KEENE,
Is .hhds. Barbados sugar
1900 bushels Turks Island salt
Msrch Ii =.
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NATION al LOTTERY,
For building t1uo Lancastrian School,
Houses, a Penitentiary, and City
hall, in the CITY Of Washington.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-13

Also, for freight,
sa h. ship WILdrL NINA,
GSwkSs John Baxter master, bucthcn
Ssssss 1000 ba, re!s, Is an excellen'
STstN .sssel, aud can b. read IN a
few DAYS tn take carg. on bard. Ap
ply to LANRASe)N s. FoW LIE.
March 60
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-13

The Asiatic part of this work contains
a general view OF the antediluvians-af
the general deluge-of the re-seitlement
of the Glnbe aHer that great event--of
the primitive postdiluvian nations. which
were formed in Asia, the cradle OF the
world. Their various ramifcations, re-
volutions, and Of the general course OF
Empire.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-07

Elk river, Crow & sequtehac creeks.|
district oi l,undre'; miles square,
N,ere th- Indians have told me-. with
IN these fifty years, many Of tile breed
Of hogs still excited and have seen
many killed between there and thel
Appral, hia mountaiass
There can certainlyTs nothing ex
,raordin~ry, when VIC sdvert TO tho
Romans having oyer-run Spain, or to-
the intercourse between Rome and the
higher Spaniards which still daily
exists. that aSpanish officer. On duty
there through the whole winter OF
SIR. should drop isoaan coin. 10 ~
work where he remained on duty !;
hut | am more conclusive. l have
no hesitation in pronouncing this re
lie, To have been conveyed thither by
De snto's army.
/ have not a doubt that all the
.tb.r precious relics belonged to his
o.uMand.
\ have many reasons for being
t'Aeratly positive. that the Rock
house station on Duck river was the
carthest northern point Of Spanish
expcditloH.
am DESTROYS to save my country
from has,y conclusions, and decisions,
/ know somewhat Of Europe, per
sona;iy lunch Of Spain. but more oil
AA,ericn.
i When the health and strength of 8
'nan advanced in yesrs, ard in sick
room. will prcsaiI, 1 Shall eudeavoI
to throw new lights On cur more
now hern for;;ii1atiOns.
| 4 soldier Of t775-yes 176+.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-07
then ran large drag once over il. I had

then ran large drag once over Il. / nag
other !allow gbea, 10 the same field, and
il and oi Inc same quaiit!, Which Was
vice ploaed, once narrowed. and the"|
the wheat seeded and plowed in 5 or 81
inches deep which was not equal by one|
third, 10 the wheat that was narrowed IN
would prefer piowNns in my wheat on
account OF raising the lands, and protec'
ling thereby the whea, 'nore against the
we, and frost but would not pillow it III
more thar or inches deep. This en.
,ab=s the whoa to vege,ate and come up
much SOONER, than if piowed in or in
iches d@vp, which is very essential 10 give
the wheat on early stand, and good root,
Ito protect it against the frost. Deep
iplowing in OF wheat, cannot protect II
isgainsl ,h@ waters frost, if il is correc,
as suggested IN our paper, that when
ipioS led in IN re than Two l,,ches deep, 1T
1.-THE roofs below the two iDcnes die sc
that BY blowing !; shallow, it comes uF
isoontr, and passes its roots downward'
quicker, and enlarSes taern So as 10 resis
1.-THE frost the better. This is The reason
ii sh Wiz! assi. "a Tor my narrowing when
being better than ny wheat plougned in. ,
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-07

You left them --in what plnct, and to
the names Of the PERSONS they
were engaged to work for.-Thcy
went with you. under yours pro-
lection, and in yoMr employ. IL the
short space o! three day, you return.
ell TO the city, with several cords OF
wood, hut without them. and fraught
with lies and inconsistent tales with
respect to their fate. II is indeed TOO
probable, you yourself do not k"ow,at
this time, where they are. or what has
become Of them. Considering Ill
Circumstance es, it is 10 he feared. some
inhuman monster 10 the state o! Dclc-
ware stood ready to receive the vie
tins, and has hurried them ere now,
to the banks OF the Mississippi. to
the utmost verge OF Georgia. or even
TO some Island 10 the West Indies,
where they may he Ut this m0mene
suffering under the daily lash Of
task master.
Your crime. Young, is very great.
On pretence Of cutting wood. and
promise Of liberal wages you periidi.
ously iecoyed these men, iuto An adj
,jacent State. anil have, 10 Ill proba.
bility, consigned them to slavery and
wrelehe,lness the remainder Of their
lives. In many eases. the law Of Re-
taliation is founded in strict Justice,
aud the most cOnsumnsate Wisdom j;
and on the present Occasi0n, there
would De a striking display OF both,
if the Court had power to make you
cxpericnce state ofscrvitude equaiiy
1 CALLING and severe, witt. that you have
brought upon your Fellow Creatures.
For the sake Of money, you have
reverted the chains Of most eruc bon
dagc upon them, and robbed them Of
every happiness on this SHE tue grave.
For my part. ! verify believed, the
sin of misleading is the greatest
that can be committed, except murder
ami that amy punishment that run DO
iutiitea, short Of hanging, wouId he
4 tie just rcstrbution 81 !, deed Of such
complicated wieke,iness. In your ease
the Law OF Pennsylvania has proyk
h DID a punishment, altogether inade-
qua,c to the offence While il puuisll-
.jes man who steals Horse With
hard Tabor Tor screen years, j, imposes
foe stealing a Man, y fine OF one hun-
dred pounds, aud bard labor ;lut cx-
cee,!iDg one year Whatever may i've
the inequality in Those Laws. which
has been thus incidentally mentinned
l no~ proceed to pass the sentence,
i which the Law has prescribed for
lyoar offence.
The prisoacr was then sentenced TO
Il pay tiae " nne huanrcd roa,.,,s. I'd
Il Ia hard lator for one year, gcy s,gati.
cing and carrying away each pea svas
: d."kng IN all, thee handrcd pounds,
aud three years at hard labor.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-07
From late London Paper.
n curious S love Mattel. -

"A tall and masculine woman. s,io
gave her name (" Jua!th Ma .r,,,b."
was brought in custody brfor. lie
magistrates II Gui'dLsi,, on ii,.,vs.:ay
and Icing piare.. at the nar, the fol.
loving whimsical conversation took
place
Magistratc--Who complains Of tins
woman ? a little tai. smartiy dressed
han, whose cinehs, seemed " th
dark brown stripes, made il eyi..snt
he had lately heen ia a desperate az.
Tray, skipped lightly into the witness.
es' hox, and very tpiIciy replied. :. |
do' OF course, Sir; pray, who are
|you /?
Prosecutor-Me, sir, am Mr..
Nightingale.
Maslstrate--And what are YOU,
Mister Nightingale ? What hu,iness
are you?
Prose @u,or--An hair dresser, O.
cous st.
MISUNDERSTANDING --.tad you
charge the prisoner with ali assault ?
Frosecutor-An assault, 0i'euurse,
Masistrate--Why do you add, Of
course how ana l TO know all that
happened i.etwccn you?
Proseputor--(stroking his saee)--
IT'S plain enough, think.
hlAgistrate-Why truc, you bear
some violence certainly. Pray how
did it happen
Prosecutor-With her nails, of
course.
Msgistrate-I don't care whether
It WIS with her nails or not Il want
TO know why she assaulted you!
Proscrulor-Oh, aNIuve matter Of
course ;-Wl,at do women assault
lhcai FOR?
Here the magistrate lost al pa,ien. 9
whilst tho persons in the Office could
scarcely suppress their laughter.
Mister Nightingale, however. nothing
moved, either by the anger Of ,lio
by ISLANDERS, stood with his mouth
half open. ready for his mex. reply.
At length, the magistrate said. :. Is
these no person here who will un,iev-
take to tell this gentieman's tale Tor
him 2" When another dspper- spark
took the place Of the prosecutor, and
announced himself as "Niister Night.
iugsie's own BROTHER"
Magistrate-We!I, sir. End now I
hope We shall be ale to understand
his business. What DO you know Of
this affair
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-07
National Importance Of Lit
erature.

From the North american Rerie,c.
In speaking Of the fame of Frank
lin, rs man Of literature and science,
we cannot help rccollecting how few
men Of this class our country can
boast of, as having distinguished
themselves by their writings. We are
looking forward. indeed, to better
'hinga; but there is much. very much,
yet to he done, to accelerate the ap-
proaeh Of what we hope for. A great
nation without literature, or y whose
literature is had, is like q great man,
who cannot ronverse. or who CONVEX
SEES idly. Strangers will form but a
mean opinion Of his merits. Literary
men, and notan hereditary sristoeracy,
are the" Corinthian capital Of ro,ish.
ed society,"" But such men sre
wanted by US more for USE than orna-
ment. We want men formed among
US, for to love AM aiue their country.
formed under the influence of cur in.
situations. o0r manners, and our reli.
|s;"us and moral habits, whose writ.
|in-,s may perpetuate, and give efficacy
TO those feelings and principles, from
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-07
Agriculture.

Tho follow iug cir, ul.r letter, at.
fcssed " the President, SeeretSrifs
nd mc,ui,ers Of the several Agrlcul-
tural Societies ia the Nation, h.,
been communicated 50: publication II
the Mercantile Advertiser.
e .S's1c FORK, Sept. rs. 1913.
Sla-I !. We tie pleasure I" int.rn,
you ,isa, Hels1.riu wishes tu apro .,
agricultural correspondence With Fire
donie. sNnis ba. saeen c0.i,sluuir :tra
to u,e Ivy the saDsui geaerai. William
Si,aier Esq. IL = dispatch frum Flo
renee. :otr"auyiug 10 ms particular
attention S.gnare Omb-asi, gen,.e'
maj. Il great se.ye"tabili:y, e.i.i';oy.t
III The a5tHi' sstration OF the Ins' %
RO.evusksi,e connected with she nos.
em'neai psrsons 'hevs, ami zap bic 3,
giving satisfactory an>arrs 30 every
thing Sel,t'Ds 70 tbr arts and scis- &c. $.
tbst mny b. reasonably asked Of ism
There exists 10 s''sorrn.,. An A.,
deIny called the ,sEnaGoPulisTs.
winch acts as coain0n re';rt af ~.
s'tust'nn in Tuscasr. ii Acquired
high 'epu.aiiou undr: The presi'irn'
Zn"l,ii.i. lss nIr,oncrs, possess ggr :;
yea! M collecting i,f.rm4tion ~.
are CONSTANT! niskinS experiment.
at the Lct.nic Garden establish
du"Ing r."' line If tho Grand Duh.
(os's'o !. t:lf'r ,,uiu.".es. IN ad,'ii'p
t. sne kH"s;t'igc OF ri,.p.es, be-
Al! ,,itn.s. e1,rnd 81 'i,r l,i',-iu,' n.t
o s1s. i;n countries. .il-l f,,e:r .,
ci,i.:as r.es ..pt iea, "i-;i, ut lsr Ees1
D'isk an! 's.e.y. il .,,",I..s'.sH 10 sou.
cone rs'ing ii'e rug..i 2 ,,.u4Gv VI Z.
Cn!.ra s'a!ee. Tiny ron.eiye ,ils
= h3os@l..G q. iss .sr0Sgcss and cor
si''s"n Transmitted 4, i.,;i'ial go
r''-ie.''''e.,; IN tils s::Gntfy. NJ. &c d
g ady,ri:.>e IL J: h,
\ s.lnGs .. iaiu'p,aitou NJ su"i
a1':lfcts r;aj h 'reits..'!l;e!,p 91spl,
Dai''raa,, ,l,rV,s, s'hau,as A,iel..'o
E9i '9n .tH+r' ~ a'4aS;tt :. ~.
lio"A. A3r ~ 'ieteu,'ya pe.pnscy i.
eg - aiAn, T.; Spt Wapi'ipg I'll i'eim !
i'ae VI" II. lis pwe.. ,j,s, II. /, pra
mis- Improvement or isant ,-.o{t
Il. States.
'"'Na,acn.. ~ overture so huno,..
ab'' % on epnItry. 10 is.e fespe,,F,,
c. vs. ;'t'".:' -. ~ cav :. iiuw is,Zrs,,
at M ~. they !, As 10. 49,.
est .ate th'. s.Is.,"iiio Z q ;nr i,.f',
e"@'~'' fer v, sci h,,'...-,. cnr p~r,',
END P'''' efOns A.,,'. 81. 1t 'n..i
81 .ss'c,i All caitivI,ci yr,s.'.n / ~,
rope.
AcL.pi the assurao.. u my r>,.., !.
= III Ar .y,yIlI
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LAscsrhs. pea Sept IS.
LARGE Melon.

A " ter si'lon WAS raised this
year cn the fsrm nf Mr.. .Sa,'oh Miller.
about one .sis, from ihis city. Weigh
ius rs pounfls, and measuring in
l.as,n i iiset 3 ant an half inches, nd
IN .ip .umf.remc 5 r..,i 2 4 g inches.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-07
From the n. Y. Commercial Advertiser
Remarks OH Glass zeal Educa.
tion in the United states.

The fundamental error prevailing the
system Of education in the United States,
10 the deficiency in our school instruction
preliminary 10 AN entrance into College.
~ tpis respect, we resemble the Scotch.
IN Glasgow the course is limited to four
cars ---and most Of The schools through
ON that country puraues the same res.
uicted plan. IN Id nburgh, where raih-
Tier more expanded views seem to ,,re
vail il is extended to five years. Lven
mis- period is much TOO limited. In the
scnooi, oil Etcn and lfcSfMiais.er, in
England, on the contrary, ,he complete
course embraces.l0 years, and experience
has decided that time not 10 bc too long.
Now, i, ten years are found necessary at
these celebrated schools, to form good
tciass.c.,. scholars, 10y ''aa' 'iaplc, ii may
..sgr.i ara inc, 10 br made III the Un,,-s
i,ate. in three or four 1t is useless for
ny ons TO say that ,u.: is an unreasona
Die sacrifice oil life and industry in the
acqulsi,ion Of slEg,i branch of knowl-
le e. The experience Of European
,.a,ions is a sufficient rctutation OF this
assertion Eor their greatest men have
,,= N formed upon this very system. In
this country other notions unhappily pre-
vail; and it is argued, that most Of oui
}yonng men are intended for active busi.
Iness, and, therefore. they ought not e
devote so much OF their time 10 acquiring
a knowledge of the Greek and Latin
ihe TACT con aimed in this species of rea.
sonn2 cnnnOt be doubted but deny thai
it is ali applicable II is not necessary
THAT Young men. who are designed TO,
Ecommercial pursuit, should spend any
,,ime upon these studies. should ina
! gine il lust as essential for blacksmith
to underrtand ASTRONOMY, as for them II
I BIZ acquainted with he dead languages
/, No ! there are other and more usriu
pursuits TO which they should Direct theil
attention. But at any rate, it they art
ambitious of aspiring TO classical crudi
li4 at the expense Of sound aud soiis
iearning.---!t is indeed, prostiiasng ths
saLred cross of Literature, to place on
level the high ATTRIBUTES Of the scholar
with the measre and paltry acquisition!
that suffice Tor the dealer i'll dry goods
ear in har, ware. It is high time tina, thi!
should be corrected; and un'il it Is, W,
shall continue to witness the disgracefu
sight ot men, with no other pretension!
than an ordinary edura,ion, plu .ins
themselves upon their acquisitions ant
with no other pioneers Than ignorance ant
conceit. venturing on the most dihicul
paths Of Literature.
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the assurao." u my r>>,.,
SA Ill. L.. ,liiCHltA.

The following e.lrac, is drawn fr.m
the = -. Of :. ;r;e ID, who had 40 ilea q.
ey Icing II III point; 'nu IS IL is the
frs III, 'ccei. I'd ~ aat ,hart N such
top ks although mau, haye scknowl
eag>d ~ uss','!s, IS e. ,ha, rarl 81 ru"
paDer: we have ,ken he h #, I, ci;ry
irso .he gwcutural departn cn! of the
Censor, 20 sh. how nageY:y we shell
sr!>p al ts 50 ,'t.,ges,ioh in rural econ
omy. Weiea, q The .!llng of ,ne farm
CT As the IN s. peacriuif health, and
vir'n u.s. ui ill others and we should
dc''e"t 10 see the chet iul and hon"s'
h's ."dman w"rkin. by tuat judicaous
~ =" which turns lis lsbnr to tie grea.
EST possible advantage Ed. CEN.
81 admire T'aylor's principles Of hus-
bandry, and shall asioM plTncipaliy his
plaN, which | have uie asureably strti
by my owp experience. As to maxim
good cider, little more Is necessary, ;nan
th,t the apples should be 'the and Of In.
sam~ Kind, hat the fermentation may be
Simultaneous s. unif6rm { he apples
eh, MID 10 snrpat Thin in roooc wh.v,
re w,,..rv n,r,;ci.s er' ~, 'ca,s 10,
al. Mi .. ~, 1,v ami r...,,- nnin NJ
y. .,,,... ;s,c.,. 49,. -, ~ ,r, ~ rr,;,
Clean e,ssy. rs,t,n', ;t ,j,.sr al ,ha lees a.
AIN 20 n....,,,,e. !, - ot,.n /. !. ro,ni,as
!; are. b'..,i, ..fr,.,,,si,.s for,,sL inn ,,nn
CIDER. lVHau ci5ar q tie less. exclusion
q, the az is The ~ ~ th.gy wiyh The ad
ci.io;i. li,inj, oi iu,e randy but de
nec .'ty Il exc."dta.: ro.lsa app,e4, snt
81 e&uaaeous sua:gancrs, nughi bnt tt
b. r3c- otter ov :, e4;el II he y. ai6ei
vas So cool IN 10 prevent hasyy or eeri,
fermrl tstion, have no uo,M that II.
quail 8 j nproyedy By oarTat,Ing ,hs a.
der 10 remain in ti,e pu,nice io' lOor