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Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-01-26

In tire Superior Court Of th0ucerg h0t-
den at Hinches'cI, IN IIrginid,
Joseph fOrmar, Plaintiff,
AGAINST
John Bowman, Benjamin Bowman,
William Bowman. james Bowman,
George Hall and Ann his wife, late
Ann Bow man, Andrew Bawman aud
William Maxwell aud Elizabeth his
wife, late Elizabeth Bowmuu, heirs
Of Andrew Bowman, deCeased-and
Abraham W. iUskeep aud Nancy
his wifi. late Nancy FormaH, aud
John y. kerch"sal, infant son and
heir Ut Catherine kereheVeI, decd,
late CdibariuS rurm6n Dy Samuel
kercheyal, juD'r. his Guardian ad
Item, and the said Samuel Kerehs-
val, late husband Of said Ca;harine-
said Nancy and Catharine being
heiregses Of John Formau, decd,
who was eldest son and beir at Law
Of William Formau, decd, and John
Swami, Defendants,
: b NHE Defendants, John Bowman,
a Benjamin Bowman, James Bow.
man, George Hall and Nancy his wife,
william Maxwell and Elizabeth his
wife, and john Swami, who reside out
Of the Commona sulih Of Virginia, are
desired to take notice, that on the i2ib
day Of February next, at the House ard
Of Frederick Steiubrck, in The Town
of Ronney, 10 The County Of Iumps
shire, Virginia, between The hours
Of ten O'clock in the uorning and
Ihres IN tho afternoon Of the said
day, tho DeposilipRs Of Jacob Carson
aud John Blue, viii be taken, to be
evidence IN said sJ,t on behalf Of The
plaintiff. JOS EPH FORMAN.
Jasualy f2uh tss2.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-01-26
20 Dollars -Rewayd,

NIB ANYWAY from the subscriber
L q living IN Frederick County, Vir-
GINA, near Winchester on Wednesday,
the 10th inst,n NEGRO NAN Named
JACK,
abont 81 years of age, nearly six feet
high, pretty black. slender made, has
a scar on the left hrow and extending
as low as the month; is u very bold nd
impeftinent fellow, has been in the
habit cfdriving Wagons To AIrxandriaby
which he has become we'll acquainted.
aud in all prOhahi!i', will take thai
rout. Had on when he absconded p
dark drsb cloth Coat entirely new,
pair of dark wooilen PamreIGons. not
fnlled, good strong Shaes, and un cid
wool Hat. l will SWe the ahove rec
ward If taken cut Z: Tie State and Sc
cured so that get him, or TEN
DOLLARS if taken within the State.
JOHN GLKESON.
January t9ih fS22-3t
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-01-26
10 Dollars Rew0ycL,

} JTRAYED from the yard Of the
subscriber, in Winchester, Virginia,
on the 9th instant, A DARK BAY
MAIZE,
about 10 years old, bald face, long ST.
ded, good PAGER. der two front feet,
white; and also one hind foot white,
perhaps both, as the subscriber, having
recently obtained her, cannot exactly
tell; also has the scratches. She was
purchased of Mr. Fart, of Bat'letown,
who bad lately got her from Trap, in
Frederick bounty, nd.
The above reward will be given for
information respecting her, aud reason.
able charges paid ii brought home.
WIN. BALL.
January f2-3t
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-01-26
Negroes for Safe.

" N the stst Of January, 1922, will
b offered far saIe at the door of
Adam Moudy's Tayeru in Smithiielj,
Tor cash,
Six or eight likely Negroes.
consisting of ,Yen, Boys & Girls. The
subscriber viii attend at tho same
place on the soth, when any Of The a.
bove Negroes can he bought risateiy.
FRANCIS 3. WHITING.
January 12--2w.
BY Ibe Editor Of the Farmers Reuo-
STORY, Charlestown, viii insert the
above advertisement two weeks, and
Forward bis account to this Office for
collection.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-01-26
MISCELLANY.

a French gentleman in the city Of
New York, at party, was requested
TO sing; he was an excellent singer, and
knew many English soDgs-but his
pronunciation of the language was We Z.
ry much brOken--he began song, the
chorus OF which was;
You'll call d guardian angel down,
To watch me in the battle.
Put insten2 Of rendering the words Of
the last line, he altered Iheir signif.
cation entirely; sung them thus:
You'll call a guardian angel down,
70 ,CaSh me IN de bottle.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-01-26
SNOW S TOE VI.

LOUD the win;ry wind is blowing,
last descend the scattering SHOWS,
Solder and still colder growing
Louder still the tempest blows
HaFl. ! the dreary sounds ars clearer,
S ,trit of he angry blast
O .hy ,hrieking voice il nearer!
Whittier dost thou speed so faat
Evo end desolaiion bringing,
Com st thou now to rouse the gale
Wide t:,y loo'en'i W hirlwints ninging3
Rend!ng every shIvering sail
Hsrk ! Ger land and ocean bowling
Horror marks thy wild career:
Dark, lac lowering storm is scnwline !;
wild thy swecpjng tcmpests veer
Nov, while dreary winter RACES,
While the drifting snow, descend,
Who the widows wo assuases;
Who will be the orphans friend?
ye. who bask in ease and fashion,
Rich in all fhs, wealth hestnws,
May your hearts IN soft compassion,
Feel fellow beings woes.
Mark yon haggard boys complexion,
See his worn and scant attire.
Give the wretched child protection
Send bis mother food and fire.
God, himself, shall reimburse you
Swift the yOidozU'S prayer shall rise
Orphans lIDs sh III never curse you
You'll have treasure in tie skies.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-01-26
MeSSrs. Samuel Edgar and
JOHN RO1Ctmd,

SENTLENEE,--
PLEASE TO TAKE NOTICE,
That on The twentieth day of Eehruss
ny next ensuing, III the county of Wood,
Va the state Of Virginia, between the
hour off0 O'c!Oci. and Sun set of the
same day, L shall proceed TO take the
dePos;'i0ns of Augustus Stone and o.
theirs, at the house of II. Hook, to be
read IN evidence in u suit now depend
ing IN the Chancery side Of the county
court of Wood, in which am plaintiff
and yea are defendant.
JOSEPH SPENCER.
Parkersbuyg, Jen. 10.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-01-26
POETRY.

&RoS TuE rETERsEURC INTELLIGEECER
GOSPEL MELODIES.
No. XXXVI.-
forest thou meg GosrEL.
90 | love thee do love thee ?
Yes, ard must while ages roll
There 10 nought TO prize above thee,
Precious SAVIOUR Of the soul !
D love thee! who has stronger
Cause TO love the dying L lamb,
But tor thee Rad held ire longer
Sin, that doth mi.lead to denim
DO love thee holy Jesus,
Stretched upon the mountain tree:
Love my rescued spirit seizcs,
When feel Thou di'dst for me
What for me- a wretched sinner.
With no claim upon his grace
He the viatir1--l the winner,
Through his glorious righteousness
DO love thee: thou had'st sought me,
While in ignorance stood,
Ere ! knew thee, thou had'st bought me.
Bought me with thy streaming blood
Can I, then, do less than love thee,
Less Than still thy MERCY crave;
When there's none in * aven above thee,
None in Heaven, but thou, can save
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-01-26
OR RE Mt.

a L r A e Z OF LA d,
J WING in Shenandoah County, a.
u d bout five miles from Woodstock
containing $50 ACRES; one half
etrong limestone Land. Upon this
Farm there is a comfortable Dwell.
LING HOUSE, BARN &STABLES:
en- Apple Orchard ant a grove Of Sugar
Trees. Any one wishing to reat would
probably view the Tract; and the
Corn new standing il the field afford
evidence OF the productiveness Of The
soil. We will rent his Farm upou
reasonable terms. giving Immediate
possession. Apply to The Subscribers.
r. r. BARTON,
Il. w. BARTON,
w. S. JONES,
E1ecators GfR. p. Baton, deceased.
DecembeT l5th-tf.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-01-26
Weaving in all its Branches.

S"AAs f>'S ~ f%Et 'CJcUJD
I'D RESPECTFULLY inform the pub
q a,lic, that they continue the Weav-
ing Business ia the shop belonging To
MIR. John Price, aud lately occupied
by him in II similar way. They are
prepared TO weave double AID single
COverlels Of the newest figure now in
fashion; Diaper aud Hamask table Ii
mems, elegantly Powered and bnrdcred;
Counterpanes of every description
for which they have some new fash
lens; CarpetinS, both double and sin
gie-the newest ard most elegant III
tiures uow in fashion; Giftius CARPET,
with any kind of stripes required; all
kinds Of plain clolh.--sueh as linen.
cotton, bed ticken, liney and tow. ali
of which they pledge themselves to do
with expedition, and in manner not
to be surpassed by any shop in Win
chester. Their prices will also be re.
dueed to suit The times.
~" All kinds OF produce will he ia
ken 10 part pay at the market prices.
Jan. f9-3t.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-01-26
Tginia to wit:

iGlill1 10 VIII:
.At rules ho'dcu IN the clerks office Of
tie tommy Cont Of Hampshire, on
the first ,NomGGy IN December 82f.
Thomas Taylor, Plaintiff
AGhINET
Jacob High, Defendant.
IN CHANCEET.
sNHE Defendant not having entered
u his appearance ard given security
according 10 The act cG Assembly and
The rules Of thi, couri. aud IT ppear.
ing by satisfactory evidence tha, he is
not AN iuhabiiant Of this Common
wealth. IL IS ordupd, That the said
Defendant d. appear here on The first
day Of March Court next, ard answer
TIE hill Of the Plaintiff: AMI That a co.
ply Of this order be forthwith Inverted
IN soH1e newspaper published IN Win.
cher, for two months successfully, and
another copy posted o the front door
a. The Court House Of the county Of
Hampshire
Holm y. WHITE. e. y. c.
December =, fsg1--N
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-01-26


The following story beats the yam
kee rRftmaD's "haif and half" two
10 one.
Whilst the American army was in-
yading Canada during the late war, a
sol Ter by the name Of Brown, finding
his canteen empty, on cold stormy
DAY, borrowed one from his eompari.
on, " hich he Immediately filed with
water, and placing them both under
MS coat. directed his steps to store
bard by. Presenting The empty one, be
requ' sted the store keeper to Fl it with
The best which Icing complied with,
was replaced again underneath the
coat. cont Of cash ibis morning, sir.
but J shall be psId 10 morrow" ''Slop
3 JIi, cried the si0Fc keeper "hand
roe back ny liquor ! have too often
been cheated by soldiers for any of
them 80 DO il again " Upon this Brown
presented the one Ei.ri with water.
>,ircb hepreiruded 30 d. rsiuciautly,to
he prudent store keeper, who imme.
jiareIy, emptrd il into The cs,k from
y.h,sh he liquor had just been drawn.
BrDSn reformed 10 jhs ranks with his
UoHteer NTH oDdiiufed cruq ritz.
wiioil he pGsred ri.h i,s accommo.
dating companion
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-01-26

book keeping by double entry-Mr.
Nimms, in his history Of SGerIingsaice,
in Scotland. infoIms US, that when
writing vas rare accomplishment,
the old treasurer 10 the town OF Ster-
lins, kept his accounts in the follow
ing singular mcthod He hung up
two boots, one or each side Of the
chimney and in ore he put in all the
money he received, and 10 the other
all the receipts or vouchers for the
money he paid at the end Of the gear,
or whenever he wanted 10 make up
his accounts, he emPtied the boots,
and by counting their several and res.
pective contents, he was enabled 10
make balance, perhaps with as
much regularity, and Is little trouble,
as any book keeper in the Kingdom.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-01-26
Trust Safe.

ED Y virtue OF Deed Of Trust sxecu-
led 20 the subscriber, TO secure
debt due by sos. Lewis, jr. to John Mil
Ter, who has since assigned the same
to Abel Jenuers,) shall offer for
sale. before the door of Capt. +. Me.
Huire's Hotel, in the town Of Winches.
ter, on Saturday the iotb day Of March
next, for ready money, u certain Tract
or parcel Of Land. lying and being in
the county of Loudon, in The Common
wealth OF Virginia, being part of tbs
Piedmont .nGnor, now in The occupancy
Uf jeremiah Pnrdon. Tenant TO said
Lewis, containing about 40 ACRES.
This land lies in what Is USUALLY called
the Dutch Settlement, and Is said 70 be
very valuable. Such title as is vested
IN me as Trustee will be made the pur
chaser,
JOHN HEISKELL. Trustee.
January II, tS22-Ids
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-01-26
Public sale.

- y -
] Gf virtue of Deed Of Trust exc.
cuted 10 the subscriber by Lewis
Johnston, fer the benefit of John Ri
ehardsOn, and recorded in the Office
of Frederick County Court, l shall of
fer for sale, at public auction, for cash,
at Bennett HslI's Mill, or SATURDAY. the
end day of February neat, The follow
ing personal property, to wi, One
Sill of ninety five gallons, one do. of
sixty seven gallons, twelve Tubs, one
Wagon three pair of Gears, liny
head of Hogs, one Bay Horse. one
Grey Mare, enc Saddle, two Feather
Beds and Bedding, one Bureau, two
Fables, and one half dozen Windsor
Chairs, or 30 mach Of the said property
as stall be sufficient to discharge the
ieb,i Intended 10 be secured bv tie said
deed, and the costs Of sale.
a. S. TIDBALL, Trustee.
JaUnary f2-tds
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-01-26
NOTICE,


1NOMhiTIkD TO tie Jail Of Fred
" eriek county We. on the FIRST day
of October fast as a runaway,
A Negro Man,
who calls himself CYRUS; says he
belonged to john Nethering, of Albe-
marie county Va. who sold him to a
gentleman residing in Georgia. (name
unkCowp.J Said negro is about 80
years OF age. dark complexion, about
o feet . or inches 'iiSh, cl thing
much worn. he owner ia requ est
to come forward, prove property, pay
charges and take him away, else he
viii! be deaIt in as ihe law directs.
CHARLES HuLET Jaitor r. C..
Nov. Eft.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-01-26
NOTICE.

E7HE OVERSEERs ON THE
z POOR Of Frederick County ana
Corporation Of W:Hchester, are hereby
notified to attend an adjourned 10 eeting
Of the Bnard. 10 be held at MIR. Kay
6~rry's Tavern, in Winchester, on
Monday sts fth day Of February meet,
al IL O'Clock a, NJ. The sale OF the
Giebe renders il important that there
shall be full meeting,
LEMUEL BENT, CI'k.
Jan 10.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-01-26
Jan 49,.

In the Superior Court Of Chuncery,
holden at ~ incheSier, IN Virginia.
BETwEEH
Ambrose Barnett. administrator Of his
late wife, Margaret Barnett, deed.
Plaintiff,
Joseph Helm, surviving executor Of
Thomas Helm, deed md Elisha w
Williams and jain Joiilffa, execu-
tors of Frances Helm, decd. who
was an eZecutrix Of Meredith Helm,
deed. another executor Of Thumas
Hria, deed. Defendants.
The Defendants, Joseph Helm and
Elisha w. Williams, who are not in-
habitauts Of the sta,e of Virginia, are
hereby Notified, that on The 10th day
OF February next, at the Office OF Lem
uel Bent, COMMISSIONER, in Winches-
ter. Virginia, the Dispositions of Ma
~ Messer, Mary Mccormick, Catha.
rine Printz, Martin Garnett, Frances
Garnet, Aun Allen, Elizabeth Bar
nett, ADD Beujamin Helm, will be tar
ken on The part of the plaintiff in said
snit. Aud on the 29th FAY Of the same
Month, at the dwelling House Of Ben-
Jamin n. Barnett, in CuIpepper couu-
ty, Virginia, the Dispositions Of Benia.
min n. Barnett, ard MiIIy Barnett,
will he taken to be evidence in the
same suit OF the part Of the plaintiff.
AMBROSE BARNETT.
Jan. 10.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-01-26

W. " - DIS NAS 40 A PRIZE
The whole payable in cash, subject TO
deduction of Is per cent.
The object Of the above LOTTERY be.
ing Tor the completion Of monument
to The memory Of Hoshjngion, will,
without further consideration. secure
to II The best wishes Of the American
people add to this the great induce
noni hei2 forth in a pecuniary point
otview from The sp!taaoy ofthe scheme.
Which will insure rapid sale Of the
tickets aud speedy completion of the
drawing
Whole tickets SO Quarters So 90
Halves 8 EiyblEs o.
For sale in great variety of mum
hers at ALIENS
Lottery & Exchange Office, Peuusylrq-
ma .fre"uc, naSAi~gton Ctty.
Who have sold within treiUe months
past Capital Prizes to "a gren,er q.
mount than any ether vendors 10 the
United States.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-01-26
L06OTc3'S UaHtcG.

ENTITY able bodied Black Iabour-
q efs which viii be hired for the
year, 10 work at Old Point Comforfsnd
itsyic;nity-fOr such liberal wages vill
be paid. None other need apply.
BOLIrIIA LAWS.
1T the Washin-iop Tcrerv.
January fo.b 1922
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-01-26
ALIST OF LETTERS

=
Remaining IN Tie Post-ORice at Rom
ney, zChich 'fnOt taken oMt bej6re ihe
1St Of .fpnii neat, aCW be sent to the
General Post Office.
n Jemima Mcdonald
Samuel Arnold Auna Mcdonald
Daniel Arnold Jacob Myers
Michael Miller
Moses II. Bailey Luther Martin
Abner bean JOAN Murpney
Peter Brown Joseph Macon
John Brady Reuben McCaliey
Conrad Beaies John bicDowail
q john Monroe
Thomas CockereIIGeorge Myers
J. Garlic Col. G. Magrll
Timothy Corn w. Throck
Daniel Carmichael James ~ Mnloy
Elizabeth LHaudieFAsa MetcaIf
William Clark M'Cartl & White
John Creighton II. d. Moore 2
Herbert Cool N
ID Mormon Nash
John Doyle Andrew Neshit
Samuel Dew Vim. NayIor
Il p
John Easter Joseph Powell
William Elnoye John Pepper
Miss Elizabeth Kl-D. Pasehgl
lot. + Abraham Plum ,
John z, WIN. FashsJames Powell
NGuse Fox John Peters
G ID. &. J. Parrot
Nancy Ann GulickIgaac Pancake 8
George Gales S
II Joseph S;rokpy
Richard Holiday +. Sheet
George Horn u. sheet
David Henderson Sheriff Hampshire
John HnuDymau Josiah Smoot
Andrew Horn James SAMSON
William bersman WDi. SOmerville
Jean Hamilton =, SteinbacIl
Samuel iiumes ANTHONY Strother
George Hhines J. Singleton
James Hamilton II
g. Htisheit Wm, J.. Trenton
Henry Hawk w. ThrockmorIop
John T. Hickman u
George High Samuel Umpstot
Mormon urton
isaac inskeeP, Jr. Catbarine UmpStOt
v
Mary Johnson j. Vandiver
VIM. Elias Jones Abraham FanmetEe
K w
Joseph Kenny 6. Watts
J. kuykenial John Ward
l. sore. Williamson 9
J.. Ievely Edward Ward
Jacob Ludwigi- JOHN Williams
Jno. 4 usnry Lock White
uer NJ 3. Walker
Jacob Myers johnson Wilkins
JOHN JACK, j.. NJ.
Brmrey, Urn. o,fS22,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-01-26

Remaining II. Ike Post-O3ice at Rom
neg, 70hioh 2fnot taken cat brtore lie
1St Of .fprii neat, aCjU be sent to the
EpU9r0J Post DEjro
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-01-26

"eS1"Ie - Ot OIU,UUUp ana largo
number 5000, $1,000, &c.
TT 1etters BY mail or otherwise,
enclosing pIlze tickets or cash, Eorder-
ing tickets IN the above OF any Of The
Lotteries III this Cit!, Baltimore, Phi
ladeI phia, or New York, will be alien
ded TO with the same promptitude as
1T personal application was made, If
addressed TO S. & NJ. ALLEN & CO.
Washington City.
January 12-tf
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-01-26
10000 tickets

tlrsL drawn three THOUSAND Black. wili86s
entitled to Ten Dollars each.
E .,i drawn number $1,000
,,i nSt UFa"n number 9TH day loco
us. Ira"h number 9th day 1000
u.s. s. ulH"n number 9th day 1000
First drawn number lOth day I000
i,irst drawn number i2th Gay 1000
r. ., -" "1",oeF I'm DAY 1000
r;ns, St1M" hC"oer ION cay 10000
i,;rs, J -" nu'hoer loth day IG00
rirst drawH number 2Oth day loco
80 SI'"" hummer "a day 5000
E;.o. ~" "u'hoeF S4th cay 1000
rifSt Drawn number 26,b day loco
First drawn number eSth day o. O0o
first drawn number 3Uth duy i0Ho
NHSt oFa"n namber S5;h day $4,000
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-01-26

January t9'h fs2o.-3t.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-01-26

Parkersbusg, Jen. 10.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-01-26

January f2-tds
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-11-19
From Poulson's american Daily .4drertise7.
JOHN WOOLMA%.

The services Of this distinguished Christian Phi
lanthropst, in the of humanity, have been
acknowledged on both sides of the Atlantic. His
nnwearied exertions in behalf Of the oppressed
AFRICAN, particularly among the members OF the
religious society to which he was attached were at
tended with signal success Indeed his sympsthies
were excited ~ pain or suffering wherever witness
ed, whether in the brute creation or among man
kind. The following sentiments, extracted from
his writings, are believed to be worthy of remem-
brance, and serve to show what elevated ground
true religion places its possessor, above the fogs
OF sense and PASSIONS Storm
81 found no narrowness respecting sects and opin.
ions but believed, that sincere, upright hearted
people, in every society, who truly love Cod, were
accepted Of Him.
81 have been informed that Thomas Kemn;s
lived and died in the profession of the Roman Catho
lie Religion and, in reading his writings have
believed him to be man Of a true Christian Spirit.
as fully so many who died martyrs, because thew
could not join with some superstitions in the church
"All true Christians are Of the same shirt. but
their gifts are diverse JESUS CHRIST appointing
to each one their peculiar Office, agreeable TO his
Infinite wisdom.
"John Huss commended against the errors crep
into the church, in opposition to the Council Of
Constance, which the historian reports to have con
sisted of some thousand persons. He modeslIy vim.
dictated the cause which he believed was right and
though his language and conduct towards his Judges
appear to have been respectful yet be never could be
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-11-19

subslde is Interesting 10 it, welfare, IN ,.,
UNIFORM temperature through the wear. !, .'a' o.
lsu uhdisturoed to settle and refine ON ;,s 'f De
The unssoppage of cellar windows in Tho w." a ices,
admits an active agent TO the acetous f. p."g,
against which, drawing off may be saeanm'.s'o
AS 10 refining cider with matter, j, NAV haa.
as rule, that 1t while on the lees or wb.u gwen
OIL the liquor is tranquil pleasant perc;n u'awa
yer ree from asperlty, it may be left to itself aua
- more nj lor turbulent acrimonious and ;ns. .,
oooies, little saseless mucilaeinous mater Is pu
Sort as iihgass' calves feet jelly, the white. =
Iesss OF uissoived glue, may be infused to acc.,s
the liquor. Ps"ueu ID
ASSERTING the apples (for have. vet .n,,,
them used promisciousy) is the second vupposed
in the progress to perfection. r'''uas
1t is not possible that commixture of 49,.
sorts could give one distinct perception o ,b suus
iale. 30 invariably does nature preserve each LIZ,
10y ilsei, that no Two sorts can be drawn into ,n;
on the same stock. The disagreement in Tho ~:
ices OF irui IS more or less nyeterate when n;ys,
as they depart from sweet to sour. The m;v,Ns'
OF an extremelyssharp acid with luscious sws".
produces an activity Of opposition approachin.
IenerYerscence, nor does it cease but with te - "
plete subIection of the mass to the acrimonio.
Iversary These facts sugges, the propriey ana az
cessy OF keeping each kind of fruit in lis our a.
ItInctness. The conclusion should cons;dan w.
securely pfopped in its own reasonab.eness Saa ~
never been inimated by nature nor tested by ~
perience, that apples Of the same kind can ,os sH
the most perfect cider. In this persuasion cas
anticipate the time when cider will be despna,sd
10y the name OF its own apple, and the nomenela,m.
OF the orchard be as familiar in our markets q aDv
distinctions in use. The'most perfec, cider tben
can alone be made by attention to these addition.
10 general rules. N''''Ous
a composition passing any where for Nader,
wine' may be formed of ten gallons of that article
pure with ten gallons of Malaga wine, thirty IF
oherry, and the same quantity of cider. An ana.
yS's OF me component parts will shew, that the
brandy in the Sherry wine is the preseryaon orho
cider in its assimilation to the FIRST named ;Uor.
N'e"'' POMONA,