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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-07-06
William Deyaugn.

Hair Dresser and Wig Maker,
RETURNS his thanks to the public for
IL their past favors, and hopes CONT
nuance OF the same by his strict attention to
business, having made arrangements Tor
making wigs and scetpe, and all other work
in the hair line, at reduced prices.
! will give the highest price for long hair.
Nav IA
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-07-06
The Gentleman's
.4yNN'U.AL POCKET RE.NE.llBR.l.NCER
For 1919,

INV O.dL fCtkEi LEI.
For 1919,
TONTAINlNG-The Almanac ruled
~ pages for memorandum duties pay
able on goods, &C.; naval and custom house
officers public appraisers !; information
concerning patents; post Office establish"
ment official army and navy lists; cor
rect register of the American navy; marine
corps government of the U. States, exc.
cutive, legislative and judiciary, territorial
governments; intercourse with foreign ma
tons; directors and cashiers Of the bank OF
the u. States, SC. sc.
ALSO,
THE LADV's POCKETBOOK for 1919,
COMMUNICATIVE Almanac; ruled pages
for mcmorandums; description of Pitcairn's
island; bishop Watson's letter on a future
state remarks on female dress and on mar
rage; morality of the Batlledore; account
of the Cherokee schools. Selected Poetry
Answers to last years enigmas; cha
rades; new and fashionable songs; rebus-
es. New country dances and waltzes; mar
keting tables; tables reducing shllings and
pence to cents; also for showing the value
Of dollars in pounds, shillngs and pence
Are just reeeired fer sale BY ,,
JAMES KENNEDY & SON.
November "a dtt
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-07-06
Wanted.

4 YOUNG MAN of sober and steady
.EA/habhs,t TO superintenda fishery. None
need apply bat one who is well acqusint-
ed with seine hauling, and can come wei
recommended. Enquire of the Printer.
February "a
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-07-06
For Freight,

sf.N The newand fast sailing brig CO.
,92EsLUNBUS, Joseph Hunter, master,
burlhen about 100 bblS and now ready to
receive a cargo. Apply to
Nay ] JOHN n. LADD & Co.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-07-06
Hats, Furs, &c.

Hats, Furs, &C.
cAMUEL D HARPER has just receiv-
- ed on commission, at his store on King
street,
quality beaver hats
Gentlemen's common do
Ladies' black beaver do
Do brown do do
Children's fancy hats
Servants glazed do
Black and brown feathers
ALSO,
First and second quality beaver
Camel hair
Raccoon skins.
All of which will be sold on reasonable
terms If March
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-07-06
A House Keeper Wanted.

4 MIDDLE aged woman, of correct mo.
n raj and industrious habits, who is ca
pable of taking tie management OF family
iu the country, may hear OF an eligible 81
tua,ion on application to the printer OF the
Alexandra Gazette. If May a
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-07-06
Cotton.

TWENTY-FIVE bales excellent qua
i lily Georgia Upland-7just received
and for sale by L. Fl. ROWLAND.
January 4
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-07-06
John H. I.add & Co.

OFFER for sale, The cargo Of the ship
~ Fair Trader, Captain Fletcher, from
Liverpool, viz.
5000 bushels ground alum salt,
200 sacks line salt,
1000 bushels coal.
June 90
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-07-06
For Sale.

\ N excellent cook He will be sold to
"A a resident of the Districts a first
rate servant For further particulars APP
ply to the printer. 6w june
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-07-06

For Freight,
IN, The substantial brig JIM IA a.
Smith, master, 6urih sn I9y g oa Co,
Apply to JOHN H. t e.l1 oa; = e wo,
HSo 939sr for sale, landing from 'a'a 0'''e''
10 hhds molasses
a do Antigua rum
7 do St. Vincent do
Also, just received,
40 boxes shelled almonds o.
1S do pruDes Juue -
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-07-06
Picking Vinegar.

z HAVE at my Vinegar Yard on Fairfax
i street, opposite the first Presbyterian
Church, large quantity of
Very choice Cider Vinegar,
which will warrant And which will
sell by the barrel at 25 cents per gallon,
and by the single gallon at SO cents.
Attendance will be given from in the
merning until in the evening.
iune I'll JNO. L. BROOKS.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-07-06
Look Here.

Look Here.
Al IL classes of citizens concerned for
n the welfare of their posterity ana the
community at large, are informed that there
has Just been published an ornamental!
sheet, entitled an
.antidote for Dueliing;
containing the folly and wickedness of that
practice, in torcible and energetic Ian.
guage; mostly selected from the sacred
scriptures. They are to be had al the book
stores of Messrs. Davis T. Force al ASH
ington, and at the different book stores in
Alexandria. MARCH !?
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-07-06
Notice.

PROPOSALS. will be received at Fort
Washington until the Goth inst for sup
plying the troops with fresh beef twice a
week for The ensuing year. The price will
be stated per pound.
FELIX ANSART,
Assistant Commssary of Subsistence.
Fort y asbington, June
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-07-06
Vol. XIX.1
For Freight,

For Freight,
.N The brig BROTHERS, captain
HN seaman will be ready for cargo
: : fsw G a and take freight low. APs-
IA =, .o aBIjAH ADAMS, Centralwharl'
ply Who offers for sale, her cargo,
225 tons plaster Paris.
IN STORE,
e5o casks Thomaston lime, IN gooo o'ue'
June %
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-07-06
Blown Salt.

TUST RECEIVED, 100 sacks fine salt,
- large size Liverpool ill'd) for sale by
June 26 LINDSAY & HILL.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-07-06
Cotton Twist.

A quantity of Cotton Twist, Of assort-
N ed numbers, and from an approved
mandatory, (alI throstle, for sale by
II THOMAS V. HUCK.
mn o5th
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-07-06
The Public

CAN at all times be supplied, on the
~ very best terms, with checks and bills
at sight, and short dates to suit their con.
venience, on
Baltimore, New York,
Philadelphia, Boston.
Apply at my Exchange Banking House,
Bridge street, Georgetown, where the tair
and most reasonable exchange can he had
on bank notes from all parts Of the United
States. ROMULUS RIGGS.
February 22
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-09-14

Doubtless this appropriation vsil lie moro
extensively promotive of the object intended
by II, as AN auxiliary fund, especially in such
Hands as those in which IL is in contemplation
10 place az. thanit could possibly be made were
II constituted an independent one. The sum
is too small upon which TO organize separate
system hut, were II ten times its present
amount, NJ Is probable that even then il would
be more practically and usefully applied by
The men who have gone forth under the inn
pulse OF their own humanity, and i'm the
strength OF their own means, than IL would be
ny mere undertaherS. Nat. lat.
CIRCULAR.
In order to render the sum of 10 900 dol
lars, annually appropriated at the last session
OF Congress ter the civilization of the Indians,
as extensively beneficial as possible, the Pre-
sident is of opinion tina il ought to be applied
IN cooperation with the eNertious OF benevo-
lieut. associations, or individuals WHO may
choose 10 devote their time or means 10 effect
the object contemplated by the act OF Con-
gress.
q" But il will be indispensable in order to APP
ply any portion OF the sum appropriated d, in the
manner proposed, that the plan of education,
| IN addition to reading, writing, and arithme-
tic, should, in the instruction OF the hoys, ex-
tend 10 the practical knowledge OF the mode
OF agriculture, and OF such OF the mechanic
arts as are suited TO the condition of the In-
diauS aud Ia that OF the girls 10 spinning
weaving aud sewing. Ii il also indispensable
tnat the establishment should he tiXed within
the limits of those Indian na ticn " hich border
ON our settlements. Such associations, or iu-
dtV,duais, who are already actually engaged in
educating the Indians, aud who ma, desire the
cooperation OF the government. will report 10
the Department of War. to be laid before the
President, the location OF the institutions un-
der their superiutendence, their funds, the
number and Kind of teachers, the number of
youths OF both sexes, the objects which ar e
actually embraced in their plan of education,
ahd the extent OF the aid which they require ;
and such institutions as are formed, but have
not gone into actual operation, will report the
extent OF their innds, the places at which they
intend to make their establishments, the whole
number of youths of both sexes which they in
tend 10 educate, the number and kind OF
teachers to he employed. the plan of education
adopted, and The extent OF the aid required
ms Information is necessary to enable the
president TO determine whether the appro-
priation OF Congress ought TO he applied in
cooperation with the institutions which NAV
request 1t, q TO make Il just distribution of the
sum appropriated.
=" In proportion TO the means of the govern
ment, cooperation will be extended to such
institutions as may be approved, as we'll in
| erecting the necessary buildings, as in theiI
current eXpGuces."
COMPARATIVE DISTRIBUTION OF CALORIC IN
JULY 1919 AND
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-09-14

tor OF Chill, aud wassumptrousiy entertained.
P.S. neglected to mention the occurrence
OF duel between two ct our midshipmen, a
week since. in which one OF them. a Mr.. John
Ii. A bercrombie. of New York, was killed az
the fiist fire. In speaking OF the affair of CHI
u, might also have stated that the commuui-
cation between this province aud Buenos
Ayres, sver the Cordilleras, has been greatly
interrupted by the party of Artigas-and
tOat ihls government has sent Deputies 10
treat with that officer
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-09-14
rslbo or s $50 R.nnra

IoR appTeheudinE lodging In Jail nee 70
n hoy SAM, yellow feilsw abo.t ~ yeaIs old. per
maps feet inches high, pretty well proportened full
round FACE, Was lately the property OF D. M Foushee
auu paving travelled with him OF oiIeReI 10 BATH
more and Philadelphia, whse h~ has probably formed
aeqaainianees, II Is presumed he may attempt to 70
that way with Tree pass or DR.. FOushee's servant
He has travelled BY the way Of Fredericksburg, DUN
ites washington City, &c.-is aquanted most pattcu-
larry at Gadsby's tavern in baltimore and at Mr..
Jacks0is IA Philadelphia, who Keeps livep stable M
ath street He Is we'll known la and near this place
tie lett me on the 18th nit. aud told vas seen ina
this place on the 3ist SI50 will he given nitL
IA the state vt Nirginiac $50 if IN any state
- JOSEPH ECBOLs.
Richmond. September ,. s4..tf
'l'EN DOLLARS REWARD. -. suay ed from my plan.
Il taiion, ON the 9TH day OF June last, bright bay
HokSE has small star ia his forehead, branded wi
the letter on his shoulder and bullock large
which hangs Oh each side his neck, upwards Of feet
high, trots and PAGES, shod before. have been in
formed lac was seen crossing James at Scetts
~, aud suppose he is making his way to Tennessee
where am informed lac was raised. 1 will give the
above reward To- any person who will deliver the above
horse aud all necessary charges attending the or
to any person who will him. and give me infor.
nation so that get him again
THOMAS DIcKERsoN.
Fluvanna, August 81. 33..v3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-09-14

Apecies Of Sea Serpent brought to NeU York.
a very singular aud uncommon animal was
brought TO DR.. Mitchell by Capt. II. Coffin.
OF the ship Robert Buns, a few days ago. Ii
ocean, on his voyage from Londonderry to
New York, in lat. n 81, long. w 30, on the
18th July, 1919. ID Is six feet iu lcugih. aud
very much 10 form like a snake 1heiaws are
armed wiui teeth aud 50 dilatabie, thai mans
arm eau he tuD down his throat The belly
contained fish zine inches long aud appear-
20 to be S" 1iled TO tue size 81 a bat cf0wu. OF
o. quar- dCcauter. The tail wdsswotd shan
ed aud tapered away TO point. The bod,
was, strictly speaking, - iuch rs long, aud thl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-09-14

For Sale, the MdiS0n Rouge Grant of Land
on the river UGShift0 in LouisianG
I'VE subscriber intends offering 50 900 acres (being
ihreefourths Of the above grant, al public sale at
Natcbez, during The next winter in tracts TO suit
ch2ses, and on the same terms Of payment as for tbe
United States Lands and gives notice thereof thar
persons inclined TO hoy may examine the pTopeTty.
foI further Information, application may be made TO
Henry Turner Esq. VI hsIcbtz "a co pfopTieiorJ and
to Judge Bry, the subscribers agent at the Town Of
Miro, contiguous 10 tue grant.
BIiefo the lille will shortly he printed and SEM to
Col lhomIs H. PTOsseT, Of Richmond, for Inspection:
ahn ~ tue mean tine reference may be had on that and
Diner points To" DaTby's EmigraHt's Guide and tn,
eoilechoh Of ~" Land Laws and documents" published
oy order OF CongTess DaTby's and Ludlow's Maps of
Louisiana both deneaie the boundaries of the Grant
which Is about 80 miles west OF Natobez.
The Steam Boat Monroe hes just completed hen third
voyage fIoIn New Orleans throughout the whole extent
OF these lands (Which lie along boib sides oftbe VA
sbiia,) to the town Of Miro.
DANIEL W. COKE.
Philadelphia, JuyI6. 2OWI2v
1T Copies Of the above named pamphlet may now
be seen al The CoheeH0use the Enquirer Once or In
nv possesslOh Y. a.. PROSSER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-09-14

G-lhese ten positions are on an area of a
oout esreh degrees of longitude, ard ten of
latitude. The gentlemen who keep the Mete-
oroiogic Registers notice the temperdiure--tle
wtnds-and the ,ceather, III the morning, at z p.
W. ahd at ertWng Whatever contributes 10
correct physical history OF the extensive
domain of the United States merits attention
and. II these observations be continued for on
~ nall a ceniury, they will be of very great
value. In a short time / shall be able 10 as
certain the quantity of rain falling monthly al
each place of observation. Tho the United
Atates Incude no mines OF gold or silver vet
as d theatre for the exhibition of human yir-
Tue and hapriuess, they are OF greater intrin-
SIC value than the regions of New Spain with
all their rich mines. The Alegaay Ridge is
the parent of almost all the rivers and streams
which dow between the Atlantic and the Mis-
sissIppi, the Mexican Gulf and the great
Northern Lakes. While this ridge exists. our
labor in the field will be profitable aud free
men, who know that gold tohiOws the plough,
VIII not envy the pOsSessors OF Mexico or
leru. Al
General Land Office, Sept. 6, 1919.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-09-14
TIE DEAD SOLDIER.

From ne German Of LaUdler.
lie sleeps |. the hour Of mortal pain
And warrior pride allie are past
It's bioodts nhgiing with the ram
Has cheeks are whitening IN the blast
This morn there was a bright hue ther.
The Hush OF courage stern and hisL
The steel has drained its current clear.
Iae storm has blracheG its gallant dyr
Tina morn these icy hands we're warm
lhat eye, hair closed now a g!az'd hail
Was iife--thou chill aud clay faced iuT,u
Is this the Que we lloyd tins all I
Woman, away, ana weep no more,
Gan The dead give You love Tor love
Cai' the grave hear Z His course Vas o,.r-
Ihe spirit wins'd its way above.
Wih ieou Tor dust aud ashes weepf
Away thy husband lies not here
Look to ycn Heavenl II love is deep
GA earth us tenfold deepsr there
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-09-14
INDIAN CIYILIzATInN

The views OF the President OF the u. States
unirT whose directiOutbe animal no oIo dnIisrs
appropriated BY the last Congress tor Indian
citlhzatlon and Improvement, are TO be appli-
ca may be gatbered from the snbioined Ietier
Which, we understand, has been issued i'm The
form OF a circular, by the War Department. 10
as many agents as are know ~ 10 be engaged ia
promoting the wOIk Of Indian cIVii,zatio,,
" within Tie limits Of those Indt.n nations
winch border on our settlements"
Ihe information called tor is ceitainly neceS-
suy' as nrst step 10 lie pro 1ress Of a systeD,
"hich ~ TO be adopted IN order TO give 10 tile
aPproPra ton It's Contemplated effect.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-09-14
To tie great LdndhoiderS of Virginia o,
.WnyuIoUd

WISH 10 exchange nine small two story brick houses
near the Navy Yard gate, Washington city at Ia ar
idiT valuation, by competent mechanics for small
lariD This property Is no doubt much more pTndta.
Die Than land where it Is not we'll managed As con.
lOer myself practical farmer, aud matter myself that
can bTlng any recommendations required auy person
BOiulhR large body OF laud, will doubt be benefit
su ~ letting me have small farm in exchange us !
shai use every exeron TO introduce practical system
nunber Of good farmers along With me, who have NOT
had the good fortune to get land where we live. Any
person wishing to exchange will direct their letters to
HiisboTo', Loudonn county Virginia aud any person
Nshing to view the houses, will call on Mr. Jobn
Forrest who has the care Of them.
SAMUEL W. YOUNG.
The above bOnses are in good TepaI aud under good
rents, payable monthly.
Sept. 10. 30. a holm q EnRPRcr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-09-14
RoADS-AN EXTRACT.

The best road ever saw is from Fort
~. George to ST. Thomas Mountain,
East indles-a distance of about seven
miles over sandy fiat country. II is
made of bricks, pounded very fine, and
linked with water TO the consistency of
very soft mortar aud spread i'll similar
nanner--the heat of the sun very soon
renders IL so hard that heavy carriages pass
over IT. without making the least impress
sion; the road being well raised in The
centre, aud free passage obtained for
the water on both the sides.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-09-14
M0rShaL's ,SUR

I NDER decree Of the Superior Court Of Chancery
Tor the Richmond district, pronounced on tn. 10th
Gay oiJnhe 1918, in cause therein depending in the
svie OF branch VS.. PTichard-w he sold the highest
ouuei al pnbilc auction for cash, the premises on
sau to contain as acres, lying in the county Ches.
teheid, being the same tract parcel Of land on
which said Pricbard resides called and known as
d part of warwick or Chesteitown.
J. GUERRANT, Nj. Sc. C. r. u.
hnsbst M
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-09-14
SUGAR CANE


DARIEN, (Georgia) August %. From the
variation at the seasons tor several years past -,
and the aptitude of cane in high situations to
droop or shrivel during q continuance OF dry
weather, the cultivation of this plant IA Geor-
gla, Is considered by many as i lottery in
which two or three blanks TO a prize are us,l.
ally drawn; and the remark il mast be admit
Tea, rs partially correct. Cane frequently fails
on nigh ground last year the labor expended
on II, where the soil Is elevated, and artificial
irrigation could not be- commanded may with
truth be said To have been thrown away but
,he plant being partly aquatic thrives extreme
~ well on the tide lasd swamp. whGre Il seems
oset the elements AT defiance. and is a perpe-
tuai niue OF wealth 10 the cultivdtor. Nume-
rons evidences might be adduced To establish
these assertions, but We shall contine ourselves
10 Que. Last year, when The high grounds az
peared as il they had been brushed with a
bosom OF tire, aud cane on them scarcely
Yielded seed TOT the ensuing season, Potosi, a
ii'ef swamp plantation IN sight of this city,
ana owned by MAJOR Jacob W ood, produced a
crop OF cane equal 10 any grown IN the most
iertlie parts OF Jamaica. 400 GALLONS of Juice
were goties from each acre, and fifty cents
gwen tor the syrup per gallon AT the landing
eigh' OF ten cents less than the Savannah price
OF mnltSSeS at that time. The present crop is
much superior. We last week examined II in
person, anu were considerably surprised as
well as pleased 10 find II SO forward aud pro-
mtSi"g, The plants averaging upwards OF ten
ieei and generally i0intimg. AS early as the
Is instant. some oithem, we have siuceIe
had ten JOINTS.
Win view of conveying some idea of the
relative production OF cane compared with
rtcs aud cotton. we have made some enquiries
10 which, answers have been given hy several
experienced plauter>, all agreeing Oh the prin-
cipai poiHts under consideration. We shall
therefore take Potosi, il being as fertile aud
wen managed as any OF the plahtatons on this
iiver, for the standard OF our pr esent remai IS.
YIN 1T are cultivated $50 acres of rice near 20
VI cane ahd 90 Oi sea isidnd cOtton.-Ihough
sohit squares OF the rice are the flncst we hay e
ever seen, IL; il he moderately estimated at
TWO barrels 10 The acre and the cotton being
laden with fruit, which is forced to open early
III the tall By ovcriowins the roots, must Weld
al least 200 weight OH an average. 20 acres OF
the cane being intended Tor seed to plant loo
acres next sping, the remaining so. taking
last Year as a gauge, will afford per acre fou,
lo%sheads OF syrup, each containing 100 GAL
ions. allowing now the rice TO be couSidera-
Oiy more productive than the estimate we have
gwen, say at p barrels 10 the acre and S 20 TO
me minimum rice, the number would be $40
Ddfie'S, and lie value ..............,S 900
lO QUO lbs sed-islaud Cotton AT So
TO- tSi Io'''-'s' ..-..,...ss - 100
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-09-14

EDUCAIlON....1IrS. he Honfcarei, who has kept
- FRENCH FEMALE ACADEMY in Richmond
wishing TO employ her leisure time in the country in
enncaing Tour OF ve young ladies, above IL or IA
years DID, proposes To the parents who should be Wne
TO entTust her with their children 10 teach them tbe
following branches GU very moderate terms: Ffesrh
language, English grammar, civil history ancient aud
nOueIh, geography, drawing aud painting, writing
French arithmetic, aud needlewofk The situation Ia
very healthy, the spring water excellent and the Young
'adies VIII enJSy the advantages Of large vegetable
GARDEN ahd ofchafd, good milk. &C. distance from
hlchmond mhes-Norfoik road, near Tolman's tavern
Tue French language generally spoken IN The famiy
keisIsnce To NJ john wickhan, Nj. Joseph Mars
sud Mr.. James Brown. DR..
tJAPpy to MIS-. Aeizler or Mrs. south.ae, Main 81.
September 7. y, e.
AOliCEs...I bc subscriber alone is authofizsd ts
receive the outstanding debts due to the tate con
isIn 81 LfLE, SCOTT SAUNDERS, having been 40
Hiedtecevef tbsfeOfby the superior court Of anes
81 Tue Richmond disiIct. u Is expected thai all pey
eHs Indebted t. tue said concern will make imlnsd
re payment, Is longer indulgence canhdi be afforded
IDstF t-s'u SASUE1 TAYLOR.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-09-14
ABRAHAM SMITH,
.JDSEpH RUND

We undeEstand The process to be a, follows:
The grain is ground and mashed. as il for dis
iililOg as soon a. the mash arrives al the
highest state OF saccharine fermentation. il ia
strained, aHd the beer (as 1t is ciledJ boiled
down 10 mOldsses