| Show anecdote of lady washington in conversing conversing c not long since with an aged lady lacky of Aa morris lorris count oulley we obtained an anecdote conce concerning arning lady washington 11 so entertaining entertaining c I 1 and ad admirable that we are induced to publish it k thare was residing in morris county a mrs troupe the widow of f a half pay british captain she was a frequent visitor at the house of mrs T and on one of these occasions occasion 8 before she had passed the usual compliments she 1 C 1 I well what do you think mrs TP T I 1 have v non boon to see lady washington 51 ilive have you indeed s said aid hor friend tell mo me then all about how you f found hor her ladyship I 1 bow she appeared and ali what at she said 1 I 1 well I 1 1 will lione honestly tell you replied mrs troupe that I 1 never was so ashamed in all the days of my life you see madam and mid madam im and madam madain and myself thought thou 11 alit we would visit lady washington wash i olon I 1 and as aile she was said to be a grand lady we ne thought thong lit wo to must put on our best bibs and bands so we dressed ourselves in our most elegant ruffles b and silks and were ivere introduced to her ladyship and don t you yon think wo we found her knitting al I 1 witha speckled check apron on she receive received cd us U very graciously and easily but after the com r li I 1 mets were over she resumed her knitting af pf there bore we w were without a stitch of work an and d setting 1 in state but general lady 31 1 with her own sands bands was k knitting gittino stockings s for her fier husband and herself and that was not n e t all lu id the course of the afternoon she took occasion to s say in a manner that wo we could not be offended at thatah that at this time it was very important that Ameri american caA ladies should be patterns of industry distl to their country women because the separation se al from froin the mother country will dry up I 1 the ioury sources s whence many of our comforts are derived ed we lve must become independent by our determination to do without what wo we cannot make inake for ourselves while our husbands and brothers examples are aro of patriotism we should bo be patterns of industry what do the ladies of deseret sav say to lady precept and example good GOOD GOOM GOOD all reply and as aa a appropriate to io the mothers and daughters of freedom free donk in the ullies of the mountains at this moment as it was as to the american Amor ioan ladies during tho the revolution spinning looms and knitting nee dlos dies are the musio music and dancing a of deseret 1 among monc the elito elite C agga A r resident of this this city b has taken out a patent f for or making I 1 suar 0 0 out at of indian corn and i oil 0 il of vitriol the process process iro cess though familiar to all Z chemists cherkis ts I 1 is doubtless doubtless novel to io most of our readers A quantity of corn meal is placed in a I 1 boiler to which is aided added nearly an equal quantity by measure of water together with a small proportion ion of common oil of vitriol or sulphuric acid the mixture is then boiled at a very high 0 temperature when common brown sugar is produced hold in solution of course with the acid A quantity of common chalk is now thrown in which has the effect to remove the vi vitriol from the suar su sugar ar the vitriol uniting to the chalk and falling with ph it atas as sediment to tile bottom of tho the r the liquid sugar sugar is then drained ox os into another vessel boad down to molasses and fin illy chrystall zed and clari clarified lied in the usual manner N Y courier |
