The Crown Inn, Near Bethlehem, Penna
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From this it would appear that the hostelry then already bore a device as well as a name. Tiiese may have been " The Crown," but that appellation docs not appear in official records until in 1762, as stated above.
92 The Crown Inn near Bethlehem'.
phia, grocer, he purchased his needed supplies of Antigua, Barbadoes and New England rums, Lisbon and Madeira, coffee, sugar and limes, and favorite brands of roll-tobacco, known in those days specifi- cally as " pig-tail," " hog-tail," and " cut-and-...try." But neighbor Jones levied upon all things spirit- uous at the Inn for excise, mulcting it on the 29th of June, 1762, in the sum of 3/. pr. 4^. for two hundred and forty-four gallons of liquor in store.
The Christian's Spring Economy supplied The Crown with small beer. Christian Diemer, the baker at Bethlehem with bread, and Henry G. Krause, the butc-her, with beef; — the latter staple commodity being delivered over ye water into the hands of Mistress Lischer at the rate of three pence per pound.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
From this it would appear that the hostelry then already bore a device as well as a name. Tiiese may have been " The Crown," but that appellation docs not appear in official records until in 1762, as stated above.
92 The Crown Inn near Bethlehem'.
phia, grocer, he purchased his needed supplies of Antigua, Barbadoes and New England rums, Lisbon and Madeira, coffee, sugar and limes, and favorite brands of roll-tobacco, known in those days specifi- cally as " pig-tail," " hog-tail," and " cut-and-...try." But neighbor Jones levied upon all things spirit- uous at the Inn for excise, mulcting it on the 29th of June, 1762, in the sum of 3/. pr. 4^. for two hundred and forty-four gallons of liquor in store.
The Christian's Spring Economy supplied The Crown with small beer. Christian Diemer, the baker at Bethlehem with bread, and Henry G. Krause, the butc-her, with beef; — the latter staple commodity being delivered over ye water into the hands of Mistress Lischer at the rate of three pence per pound.
What to read after The Crown Inn, Near Bethlehem, Penna?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Reichel, William Cornelius, 1824-1876. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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