Burgundy, 48 38 to 39

Old Hock | 49 39 to 40

wine. |

Bordeaux, |

Claret, & | 45 35 to 36

Sauterne. |

Best brandy |

of the wine |

grape: Bordeaux | 45 35 to 36

and |

Cogniac, |

The wine districts|

of Europe |

for the |

finest wines |

from Malaga | 36¾ to 49 27¾ to 39 or 40

and Xeres |

to Epernay, |

in |

Champagne |

_A Friend to the National Industry._

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 5, 1819.

_Officers of the Philadelphia Society for Promoting Agriculture,

elected January 18, 1820._

_President._

RICHARD PETERS.

_Vice Presidents._

WILLIAM TILGHMAN, GEORGE LOGAN,

JAMES MEASE, ROBERT COLEMAN.

_Treasurer._

EDWARD BURD.

_Secretary._

ROBERTS VAUX.

_Assistant Secretary._

RICHARD WISTAR, Jun.

_Committee of Correspondence._

RICHARD PETERS, JAMES MEASE,

ZACCHEUS COLLINS, WILLIAM TILGHMAN,

JOHN VAUGHAN.

_Curators._

ISAAC C. JONES, JAMES M. BROOME,

STEPHEN DUNCAN, JOSEPH R. PAXSON,

REUBEN HAINES.

At the annual meeting of the Philadelphia Society for Promoting

Agriculture, held first month 18th, 1820, it was Resolved unanimously,

That the thanks of the Society be presented, and they are hereby

presented to WILLIAM TILGHMAN, for his able and highly valuable Address

delivered this day by the appointment of the Society; and that he be

requested to furnish a copy for publication.

By order,

ROBERTS VAUX, Secretary.

An Address delivered before the Philadelphia Society for Promoting

Agriculture; at its Anniversary Meeting, January 18th, 1820. By WILLIAM

TILGHMAN, L. L. D.; chief justice of the State of Pennsylvania, and one

of the Vice Presidents of the Society.

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