American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-11-25
FROM THE NEW YORK ADVOCATE
PICKLE FOR BEEF AND PORK.

The following receipt Tor making pickle for beef
or pork, is strongly recommended to the adoption
ofthose who pickle beef and pork Tor family use.
Persons in the trade who will adopt it, will find a
ready sale for their beef and pork. II has been
ed by many families in this city, and always appro
we'd. do not hesitate to assert, that there is no
pickle in use to be compared with it. 1t is fami
ary known by the of the " Khickerbocker
Pickle" Could this receipt be generally adopt
ed our picked beef and pork would have certain
preference in the foreign markets.
RECEIPT.
Six gallons water, Obs. salt, coarse and fine mix
ed, lbs. brown sugar, 5 ounces salt petre, ounce
pearl ash, gallon molasses to every gallons wa.
ter.
In making larger or smaller quantity of pic
kle, The above proportions to be observed. Boil
and skIra these ingredients we'll, and when cold put
il over The beef or pork
AN OLD HoUSEKEEPER.
Curious and simple of keeping Apricots Peaches,
Plums, &c fresh all the year. BY Nj. Lemery
Beat we'll up together equal quantities of honey
and spring water pour it into an earthen vessel.
put in the fruits all freshly gathered and cover them
up quite close. When the fruit is taken out, wash
i in cold water, and it is fit for immediate use.
Oh Times Bishop Latm.r's sermons are fall
Of information respecting the state Of England in
bis days; and in one Of them he gives the follow
ing picture OF the comfort happiness, and industry
Of his fathers family. " My father" says he was
yeonan, and had no lands uf his own i; only he had
farm OF three four pound by year. at the upper.
most, and hereupon he titled SO much, as kept half
dozen men. He had walk for hundred sheep,
and my mother MIXED thirty kline He was able
and did End the king harness, with himself and
his horse, while he came to The place that he should
receive the kings wages. can remember that /
buckcd his harness when he went to Backheath
field. He kept me 10 school, or else | had not been
able TO have preached before the kings majesty
now. He married my sisters with five pound or
twenty mobiles piece; that he brought them M
IN eodness and fear Of God. He kept hospitality
for his poor neighbours and some aims he gave TO the
poor and all this he did Of the same farm where he
that now hath IL payeth sixteen pound by the year
more, and is not able to do any thing for his
prince lei himself, nor for his children or give q
cup drink TO me poor" Percy anecdotes.
Brewster's Philosophical Journal, for October
announces that our countryman, Mr. Perkins ha,
succeeded IN crystallising acetic acid by the pres
sure OF 1000 atmospheres. The Transparent chI vs.
tails thus formed are pure acld and the residuum 4
acidulous water. Mr.. Perkins has chry allised sew
eral other acids by the same means. He has also
compressed atmospheric air 10 such degree tha
small portion Of fluid appears at the end OF tn
compressed column. This fluid does not wholly re
cover its gaseous ,ate, when the pressure is reno
we'd. 1t was supposed 20 be water but this is NJ
certain. Several her gases have been conyerte
into quids by til: same powerful agency.
National Gazette.