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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-03
q U1NCf FOUNDRY.
toRNERoF MAIN & QUINCY STREETS
WHEELING, VA.
HAMILTON SANDS A 20.

WAREHOUSE NO MONROE STREET
VIE SUBSCRIBERS ore prepared 10 make
u aud keep constantly on hand at the above
es'shiishnsris. oil knds of Castings. Co. king.
fraLki'n. Balloon aud Cannon Soves. 81 all szes
.nd patterns. Hollow 'ware. Wagon Boxes. r. ough
Castings. Crates. Flat Icons, Sugar aud Wash Kci.
tlss. Nc. = complete s.soumenL We have Just
received s'me sPiendib rarerRs fot Pato9 Crates.
he nea'ssi ever 6rouehi 10 this city Persons who
intend building are respectfully requested To- exam
me them hsEHs purchasing any other kind. We
lave large quannis at patterns Cor Nili Gearing
the besi "a the Ilsee. which will smoke TO order
al The lowest rates; also rhreshug Machine Cast
Hga We wall allen ronunue o. manufacture the
different kinds Of Ploashs complete. used IN the
sset'on ct country. sud warranted equal 10 any
made IN the Western country. We NIL warrsrI
ell or Castings AMI other work done ~ orr e.iab-
hsAment. and ss cheap be mad. IN Pius.
hotgh. C'ocinnaii or pny other esiahlishn cot in
the city. Persons wishing to purchase any article
IN our hns. will please give Ne call and mine
f,r fhr Hseivss
az HAMILTON. sANps& co
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-03
MRS, NJ. j. HEATING.

rnuirr RHR AND 'oNFEf~rioNFR.
~ AZ % received splendid assorsmen, Of al the az
"A fereut kind~, 10 vii: -
5 Boxes splendid flesh O,sagc.
BoNes do Lemona
4 Dozen splendid frcrh rine Appics
A fine lot vi fresh Cocoa Nuts, e
- drums extra tine figs
3drums Esisins
boxes Blue Band do
A iarre ker % cndid fcsh Tamsrines
dozen las fresh frunes
large kcg fresh Currsn;s
= loacs Bonn's rcach Leaf Tobacco
= lars fesh Canton Preserved Ginger
hail splendid Dates
ahose- extra fine Red and White Rock Candy
A large ffsi Fresh son Sheied Almonds
A large Dot OF ali the various kinds OF Nuts
fine lot VI Regsis, Casidore. Principe and Havana CT
gafs
A Neg OF Dimuth. Lancaster Rappee SNUFF
Together with general assortment OF the FIRST Qua
OF Confectionsry too numerous mention all Of which
viii sell bolesale retail her Monroe a.
opposite the Merchants and Mechanics Bank. je -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-03
Abraham n.,liIlinn
Abraham BediliiOn IE Cu.scrRv In The
We \ Circuit Hyperion Court
Cecilia ". LOOMS Admf a aD Of Law ard Cbspeerv
for Ohio County, June. lst6.
DECREE FOR ACCOUNT.

teceh W LOOMS Adm'f ~ all Of Law and Chaucefy
Tor Ohio County, June lao.
DECREE FOR ACCOUNT.
a, ABsTRACT.
Nd on iiie hlrthef muii0n Ofthe said complainant
- the Court doth audge order and decree IT gbis
cause - reierfedt0 Jancs Clarke E one ofthe Com
missioners Of this Court 60 take and stale audit and sei
We we account ~ Peter Safns Admins a. sfre
said with tc cssie Of the said Ceccia S. Loonis deed
sa $50 To Hsceftan aud report what real estate tfo said
'ccela VI Lopuis died seized of emitted .n afd ue aI,
hus ysuc thereof and ssO Whist estate the said Ns
~ Ihonf son b. sczed 0foT entitled TO- aud the aits
~ ocaii"n aid value thereof. and that said Comuon
~ leNe pootV ihe said Complainant exhi' O. ~ the
mentioned. aud ascertain aud report f proved what b
uu' te'n aud ihe lirns and ncunI fances ON che ss
ica lae ~ thc said Ccccs L0onils deed sid tHs
80 Nail . Iho'nrsun. or either 0f fIel. tee anoun
t,,, \" whom ue slinc Due and paya o. esf ertvs
~ eu tlelI feeiite order etd priOritas I'd thai - Ia
W eslat on ihe said tccea Loomis decd Doe - f
~ eteit'is hastug De- 9 slaiusi the ssr due ~ eel,
=" l " ii,i"F :" come n s1d prove che saue hsftts
lhet Le ~ rc'empt0ry day f5r theis 10 do 81
,u tl1et hfty Gays notice thereof ~ advertisement
. ~ -ps ~ printed in NheeinF and tfai be- ma,
elit Wefeui io She Court with Ell ro,sveiiieut stsri a.
1870 VIII enY Walters dee ~ pertinent ~ hifer ~
feiaiy feurcd ~ either ofthe rstics Bse5rs tat b.
Ia' AetouHt Pc sba So Que notice % ere ~
uhes
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-03

| "a FEW MORE" oftbose White Beaver Rats ler.
So CAL al JIMEsoN's No. 100 Main street, and &c,
peasant etanum for the hot season Also a fine
assortment OF superior Mole skin Hats Of Tire latest style
es OF HAS and Ca ured Of choice
sha oy the Test Of workmen which are offered pur.
S,sS and superior LOT Of White and BLACK Wool HAS
F|9 w. W. JIMEsoN
John w. Gin and others oomplainAnts.l
as
John X. Forsyth. Daniel List Trus. IL CHAscERY
Tee, aud others defendants
in The Circuit Superior Court FLAW & Chsnecry for
OHIO County, Virgins.
The parties in the a'oye case and al Others
VII notice that pursuant 10 the decree Of said cour
Inaae IN SAID cause % the 'Oh day Of June 1896 win
oeeed ON the first day SepIem er 1876 at NV office
~ we ny Of Wheeling, to lake and state tie accounts
ordered 10y said decree; particularly the amounts due TO
the PLAN tlhs and The other OF John r. Forsyth
John H. Forsyth and Co. the debts mentioned IN
nUeibufy, copy OF which j. filed with the hill and OF
e order and priority n which the same are respectively
aseeiidining also which ofthom are deas al John For
yih and Co aud which ofthem are the separate debts OF
Snl oisyth ALSO, The amounts due the creditors,
seedf les and endorsers James H. ForsYth on account
OF ne demands specified the ifs OF June 2si
80 rom SAID james ". For yh to Samuel I.owther
copy OF which Is flied with aid H. aud of tic orie and
mloly IN which the same chargcatHe on the trust
uu eiesied ny that deed. ALSO, OF the property and
DUTY Lowther and Daniel List respect ve unce- or ~
sue OF said deeds Of trust. hands Of any person
mem justly ohargeshe. aud OF the d position aud nay
HiSic ~ each Ot them and
ea l9wSecs 10 which Trustees arc respectivciy
ed, distinguishing in said accounts the transact ions
e., 10 te tius fund arising ofthc property aud
cos o. the said John Forsyth and Co.. from those OF
We uusi "a respect 10 tie separate property OF John II
deed iroRi james ~ FORSYTH - so"
an leIsoss Calming debts nenn,iTapees oharreae
't sed ttust property ard Effects 10 come in lie
- ne ana prove their respective demands Al the time
Aste aPPented or they fs So thoy will he ey.
uaed io The iened Of the decree or any decree 10
" made Ia tie said casc
,,,, JAMES PAUL., Commissioner
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-03

HieFinFfH's pfrffr. July 81. isf0.
~ Interested are ha CIV noii ID tist I'll 81 ca.nte,
,asi. We ae.gu ordered OBJ he said dcce t wy of
if tit 0 " lfee org in sad county on lle -lrd daf
'u-usi rNt ard inc rrFiltNts ~ She casa tfeo'ia
lo1f ferl sc Haiffd io iruvc their tlais fc.ofo q
q 'e place eioTe1d on cf before W. fret fsg o3Rcren
~, JANIS a. CLARKE.
- ~ " I'D Con.tlfer uugr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-03
TRIsTl - nAIE

- virtue of decd oftus from Rofert Dronsesld %
- e, es'ihg da.e on the 9th day OF September, 1913.
80 ~ tle erks Oniee OF the County Coert Of
ONO County. ~ iced Book No ~ esre s49 shall, on
aptda be end dsy Of Angus 1896 proceed 20 sell at
it t door Of tle Court House Of Ohio County, 20 the
~ sAld deed Of rust 10 wit Two certain lots Of ground
nse ~ me sdio to the city oWheeling laid out by A.
o sad addition, ard lying north ofUniou street and
OF finb street IN said city, nron Of which is brick
and q ION the Other fran 2 house.
TERMS OF SALE.--One fourth cash. the balance in
irec equal nsiameuts q six Twelve eighteen months
ne purchaser Rviug lOnds and for the payment
OF The deferred nsiainenis and The title 10 be retained un-
ththr purchase money j. paid.
Selling a. trustee shall convey such title only &c h va.
ted ~ nee ~ said deed u trust
bssO on Inc same dsT, and Nv virtue ofhe came decd,
fhah proceed 70 sell al The scout end Ofihe maTke usa
in TIE CITY Of Wheeling, tho following Described persona
Pfopc Us 20 ono sorfei horse one brown
Dft ca and draY, two 81 harness and yasiIy %
household afd Kitchen Furniture uach thereof ~
may ? anainsde by roe. TERMS Casa
y We WM. EXLEY, Trustee.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-03
ACCOMMODATIONS IN ICI
Siih more aeeommodaiing Man I'd" Grsater

StiH moro dcc0mmoddiing Wdn nc" Gredfer
than the Greutestp'
6Wng to the great quantity OF superior Ice put up by
- the SUI scrihcr isst winter no enabled accomuo-
date the citizens Of Wheeling with Ice lower than has
hccn sold. Ice lie obtained in any quantity at
all hsus. ether DAY night ny applying the OF
Housion & Nils. Retail price lower than whole
sac prices have teen quoted in this market.
jel3 JACOB AMfCK.
r, sAUBIGNE's History OF the Great Reformation In
a. Germany and Switzerland, just received by the sub
scriter; few copies Of tie above work In vols various
aud binding. This history Of the most in.
tereSing and important works published for many years
and had we yower do we would Introduce IL into
every faulty circle in countryChristan Observer
For sale BY JOHN FISHER, Agent.
Ie6 l33 Main street, Wheelinz
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-03
H.gviH IN - CAPS,
S. AVER ".

ID ESPEcTFULLY informs his friends and
u Tie public, that he has on hand ard mans
u'se'ures LARGE assoripen o, Hats Of The "A.
TEST spring Fashion. which he witt sEtL whole.
sa.e or RETAIL as low n not LOVER han any
Other es'sol'shment in the city, ALL OF The above
HATS are warranted 10 be OF The very best
MATERIAL and workmanship, and ss for pu.
LIABILITY snd COLOR cannot be surpsssed--
Cent? meo are invited TO CALL q examine for
themselves. satisfied that he suALry and price
of hrs Hats WILL PLEASE, AVERY.
may
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-03

VIZ BscRiBERS beg leave 10 inform
y Inc" customer and The public that the line.
RAJ pau"nsee they have received. has induced
'"em u increase Ibcu machinery. 20 Ibsi they ste
now prepared TO OIL oil orders prr mp,ly. with SUI
peno' sf"cis OF refined LARD OIL. which we
warrant rquel 10 any in The Un,nn. nd on as .,d
'ef'ns n' - can be broughi from any Other ma,kei
WARREN A. LIST.
vi "a harJ Tor expiration Ut the OH and Candle
Fa1''v Natketatev mo q a.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-03

samuel rp'ifFs Adam y CuAsrERF.--In the Circuit
81 fupe of Court ofI.sw a Chan
l"in NtfWe frd 0fucra1 cefY fJf Ohio County.
slhrl nj 90 dccree pronounced by the said Court
iu ne ahure usnied cause on the ittb DAY ~ June
Sfb, Doe undersigned. fhe Commissioners thereby appoin
ct, n proceed, Size GOA day n August, leo and
e~eaf hj adjournment Rom slime 20 time shall -
Bnd nccesaFf, az he oifce in the city 81 Wheenr in
ad county. 20 ace tain aud fspor ow many and AHA
Town l0s AS Coal Los, lin said Bn aud proceedings
n Tote have nos tfcn sold hy said srfirr and RH.
Use iuiniiy AID how any ufssd ToWa and foa Iofa
90 offe Of fbc said Benny Farm afe ti 49, -
be ssd fnflgg's bel p TIE Merchants Meehsnes'
iank ~ Wteeine. ~ icsk Brady Jacob ehfivsr -.
iue re- Wouds' AID how such ~ iie ssa rurehsss no
of arslnT on sa saeto f ssd John Ruehir . -tju In
taf aid nfl ac, s- uhuin and in wha Proportions
~ enfii Ole af. ard wha' sfocifc iofs OF Parcels
ffnuin &c rla al - cfrwnh. inffc event ile same
not fta ~ uc faIt Efthle. ard viii fepou BE pro
eeiin.s 2" uo tot wth sly thng deemed pertinent b.
'itto.t uf t.it9 rc1uifcd ~ Csc Fanlcs.
81 Hafie ue ceicd hereby |6ed 90 attend e. she
ire and place afnfcsaid. JAMES PAUfI,
Pc U-'-d SPECIAL Commissions.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-03
ICE, ICE, ICE.

&VA, 4ONF1 8O1s
P7HE serr would respectfully inform the citizen
- Of Wheeling that he IL prepa ed 10 farnsh then,
with any quantity Office nom his
..., MA Moi IA ICE UOUSE
during the al his usual lew prices, and any
time Il may lie wanted by day night.
Persons wishing Ice can leave word At either % thg
follow ing places and they shall lie promptly attended
Store, South Wheeling, Todd Howeils Shoe store
Market Space, Breniingers Apoihecs, Ashland square
Al the residenee Of the proprietor In East Wheeng.
my ~ JACOB AMfCk-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-03
DARE AND HOGE.
MANUFACTURES AND WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DENLERS IN
HATS. CAPS AND FURS

HATS, caps AND FURS
onion 81, South End Of Market Square,
WHEELING. VA
AVE- hiwoys IN hand and make Ia orSer IN
- - - Tho most fashionable md superior style.
ne no ] Beaver Hats Fine No Silk
- NJ do D. No = do
70 no ! hn''ia d. No ] coney
-" NO Cashmere Do Ma Musk
Gents Fine cloth Cops Gents SILK v,Jv.,
Youths. do do J,(,ot.. 10
Ems Slk "'nz'd DO Plain and Fur trimmed of
iS.'"s oi"Hed do every description
They Invite TIE attention of ki.,cb,n,. tb,,,,.h
The county 10 their tsabli,bnsnt. ,s thev a,. ma,
10 be surpassed in quality 81 masnfacInre, or
iheapnes' Of pr'ee. by any house IN the West.
may
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-03

Together with eretila'soriment Of Hat uf evc>
~ de'cuptWo. Hat Cases. DC. Pcrs'ns wishing Io
purchase he above articles respectfully invited
10 give hnH call in The room Grmcrly otcuprd
iy John w Berry. C"rdssr Si"to. dec 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-03
BARGAlNS. RARGAINs

- ZINC determined 90 reduce our sfsrt a.. g.. -
= lossi,ic e,ofe purchasing our Fau so.f so t
is, ,,,,s. 80 '' ibf sfsh plncipe a. erifrns',
~ ~ 49, tAi ehd 80 Iunt al como a. orre
l'1 ALTMAN a Wavygrff
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-03
ENLsks:ED
EXCHANGE HOTEL. No. n, DOCK 8

ION THE EUROPEAN PLAY)
The a. owe well known and popular essah-
L. lisbnicn having undergone thorough repair
90 and enlargement Is now open for tho recep-
lssssUI ton oftrSveers permanent toarders. To
k.& one OF sile most convenient in the ei,vl heine
ia Immediate proximity 10 the wharyes prime ipsi
,hoIoughtare-, and can accommodate from co TO 100
with meals. IEc Eating Department Is on the
RESTAURANT PLAN,
where they can get their meas at any hour ofthe day.
and not lie compelled 10 be there al a hour or 20
witheut.
The Ptoprieors fser themselves that they have hiih
erto had the good fortune 10 give satisfaction They are
pTovid with the Cooks procured in the
city, aud attentive and civil walters All the
decscies and varieties thai the markets pro-
vded with " era hand, aud their charges among
the most moderate.
Or single Re obtained from 81 to $3.50 rsr
week, and lodgings from 50 so IS oeuis par night
- Tie utmost order and cleanliness observed
throughout the establishment.
The rropfic'o-s o,e, iha, with these recommendations
and strict aeHton 10 business 10 merit share OF the
patronage OF their fellow ci,.ze.s, ImE rgnLis.
COTPEL * JONES, PTopretors-
nAn assistant will lie found up at all hours The
n ght 10 admlt travellers.
TRANS tvANIAUNIVER
PV7 HE Medical Lectures win commences usual, on
- lie first Asnday Of Novemle r, and continue four
The Principles and Practice Of Surgery by
Ms'eria MedicS and Therapcuiies by Mitchell
, Chemistry aud Pharmacy ~ Peter
Special and Surgical Anstomy by I" Bush
Physiology by Lawson
Obstetrics and Diseases OF women and
ChiIdfenby AMMAN
Theory aud Practice OF Medicine BY BarsIest
Demons,rAiot OF Anatomy 4. l.. Dudley, ~ ID.
The whole Course costs Sl05; and have utterly
guied. The maificIision and library ticket, is ytvE
doiss the hosp al ticket dollars; dssecii
dollars; grsdus ing Zee, SIS. Boarding aud lodging
from three oaS per week fuel lights inelu.
ded, by order VI the facnhy.
Tnos. ID. MITCHELL. DEAs.
Ing EN 10 IL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-03
CHEAPHAT CAPSTOISE
ELIAS EDMONnS.

CATS oI all descriptions cunsising IN part as Ellows
Beaver CAPS
Sheilsnd Seal a.,
Exlts Nesira do
Fine Cloth Fur TrmmeJ do
G Rmcn do d. do
Hungarian d. and Plush trimmed do
Fine Gitatl an
Cenilem'n's Fancy OIL Cloth da
Muhair Plush d,
Comnun Fur d.,
Youths Fancy Cloth az,
Chiidtou'sdo d. do
d. do Velvet do
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-03

HAMILTON. sANps& co
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-02-05
SIMPLE CURE FOR sTAMMERING.

Mr.. Wakefield, at an inquest he held lately, in
England, stated that few days back the summon
ing officer told him it would be useless to call one
witness, lad, because he suffered so excess
lively that he could hardly articulate the shortest
sentence in half an hour. Mr. Wakely however,
had him called, and telling him that, as shor could
not be discharged from gun without powder or
air. so words could not come from the mouth unless
the lungs had their powder, viz air. He told the
boy to inhae air, or draw in his breath strongly ;
and the lad having done so, Mr.. Wakely asked
him.
"Can you talk now ?"
The boy to the surprise of the jury answered
Immediately and glibly--
eyes | can, sir, very we'll"
The Coroner added, that Inhalation or selfinAa-
ton of the lungs with air, was a sure remedy for
stammering and though it had been discovered
long ago, the faculty had not until lately, and then
only few of them, caused it to be practlsed as a
remedy tor defective articulation.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-02-05
REA1rTIruL ILLUSTRATION


In the Book Of Deuteronomy we have beau'i-
full and animated alluson to the eagle and also her
method of exciting her eagles to attempt their first
flights, in that sublime and highly mystic compost
ton called Moses Song, in which Jehovah's care
of his people, and method of instructing them how
to aim at and attain heavenly Objects are compar-
ed to her proceedings upon that occasion. " An
eagle srreth up her nest, utercth over her young,
spreadelh abroad her wings, so the Lord alone did
lead HIM" (Deut %. l20 The Hebrew law Civ
er is speaking Of their leaving their eyrie. Sir II
Davy had an opportunity Of witnessing the procee-
dngs of an eagle after they had LEFT their nest. 1" |
once saw very interesting sight above the crags
of Ben Nevis, as was going on the goth OF Au-
gust, in pursuit of black game. Two parent ca
giles were teaching their offspring, two young birds,
the manoeuvres of fight. They began by rising
from the mountain in the eye of the sun; it was
a bout midday and bright for this climate. They
first made small circles, and the young birds imiia-
ted them they paused on their wings, waited Ill
they had made their first flight and then took a
second and larger gyration, always rising towards
the sun, and charging their circle Of flight, SO MS
to make gradually extended spiral The Young
ones still slowly followed, apparently flying better
as they mounted; and they continued this sublime
kind of exercise till they became mere points in
the air and where, both parents and childrcn lost
TO Our aching sight"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-02-05
For HUSBANDS.

A mans house should be his earthly PARADISE
1t should be, Of all other Spots that which he leaves
with most regret, and to which he returns with
most delight. And in order that it may be so. il
should be his daily task to provide every thing con-
venient and comfortable for his wife. With every
provision he can possibly make hers will be a life
of care and toll She is the sertirel who can sci.
dom, if ever be relieved. Others may sleep, but
if there be any one who must watch, il is she She
ought therefore, to be furnished with every comfort
within the means of her husband. Generally, every
shilling expended by the husband for the accommo-
daton of his wife in her domestic operations, Is re-
turned upon him our-fold--if not precisely in Pc
cuniary advantage, though this is often true, il will
be found in the order, peace and happiness of his
family.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-02-05
Some birds have great deal of humor in then

Some birds have great deal of humor in them,
particularly the raven One that belonged to me
was the most mischeyous and amusing creature
ever met with. He would get into the fower-gar-
den, 60 to the beds where the gardener had sowcd
great variety of seeds, and placed sticks in the
ground with labels, and amuse himself with pulling
up every stick, and laying them in heaps of ten or
twelve in the path. This used to rritate the old
gardener very much who used to drive him away.
The raven knew that he ought not TO do it, or he
would not have done It, He would soon return to
his mischief and when the gardener-the old man
could not run very fasr-would again attempt to
drive him away, the raven would keep Just clear of
the rake or hoe in his hand, dancing before him,
and singing as plain as a raven could--"Tol de
rol de rol !-tol de rol de rol!n-- ACCOMPANIED with
all kinds Of mimcking gcstures-.NttO .uonthiy
Uqrn-ine
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-02-05

SALTiNG PonK.-Ilaving seen great deal of
discussion about doing this without sapetre, beg
to state that it has for years been our custom to
sat all pork and meat with only salt and sugar.
The method is as follows: The pigs were fatted
till they become fat as bacon hogs; then killed
and cut up immediately the sides Invested of near
y all the lean, and slightly rubbed with salt and
sugar; thick layer cf salt was laid upon the bot
tom Of the brine tub, and upon that sugar; the pork
being cut 10 the size of the tub was laid rind
downwards some sugar sprnked over it, then a
layer OF salt and then sugar, till the pork was
hid; another layer of pork, rind downwards, sue
oeeded, then the salt and sugar, till the tub was
Flied, care being taken to cover the top layer very
thckly with salt, &c, 10 exclude the air and to
put the lid on tight; if in a week or two the brine
did not begin to rise, some warm water was sprini-
led over it. In about three months the pork might
be begun on if wanted, and when boiled was firm
and red as a cherry. At the end of two years our
pork has been even better than when first sailed,
and far preferable TO bacon, and richer than when
saltpetre was used. The pork was warm when put
into the tub. A bushel Of salt was used for each
hog.-D. H. IN Lond. .fg. Ca.