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my
Readers,
that
no
other
than
this
adulterating;
system
is
practised,
particularly
as
nothing-
is
cal-
culated
in
the
Scale,
about
to
be submitted,
for
the
expences
of
advertising,
placarding
1
,
and
dis-
tributing
printed
bills,
and
independently
of
the
fact,
that
the
lowest
quality
of
Wines
in
dock,
are
by
no
means
saleable
to
the
Public,
until
they
have
undergone
a
course
of
doctoring,
&c.
in
the
large
Wine
vats,
to
say
nothing
of
the
facilities
which
certain
Dealer's
possess
of
doing
so.
A
SCALE,
Showing
the
cost
price,
per
dozen,
of
Wines
in
dock,
from such
as
are
scarcely
drinkable,
to
those
of
the
finest
qualities,
if
cleared
home
and
bottled
in
fifteens,
(three
gallons,
according
to
the
old
measure,
to
be
deducted
from
each
pipe
of
138
gallons,
old
standard,
equal
to
115
gallons
new.
as
bottoms,)
the
value
of
each
cask
supposed
to
pay
the
expences
of
clearing
from
the
docks,
and
cartage,
sixpence
per
dozen
being
added
for
charge
of
corks,
and
fivepence
per
dozen
more,
for
expences
of
bottling,
laths,
saw-
dust,
&c.
Cost
prices
per