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... remember at leaf, fixty Harv efts, and there ne- I ver was fo plentiful a o rte in all that Time • the Earth is loaded ; 'Potatoes never fo many, or ever fo good; Wheat, fmall Barley, Rye pd Oats tp be wonder'd at ; Meadows never fo good ; Meal fold in ...
... little Bread and fresh Butter. III. At Dinner, eat nothing but what is made of Barley, Oats, Rice or Millet-feed, Carrots, Potatoes Turnips, Spinage, Beans, Pease, &c. You may also eat full-ripe Fruit, bak'd Pears or Apples, Apple dumplings ; but above ...
... ins, &c. &c. N. B. As all is to be fold oIF, the Prices are very low. Juil imported ftom ENGLAND, A Parcel of fine frefh POTATOES^ To be foil in a VciT.l at Ramie's Nook, Lcith, or ; (if liveredl in David Oliphant's A'arehoute above the Weigh- boufe, ...
... Victualling have contracted for 20 Ton of Vinegar, for the Service of the Fleet in the Weft- Indies. Some handred Tons of Potatoes have likewife been bought up for his Majefty's Ships in thefc Parts. ...
... With ?? clear'd out, b^t by the Embargo are.ftdp'b?d\' • ?? t*.t i! . Lalt Weeka Fellow weuftjotht Grouidsab^ j to rob a Potatoe Garden 1 1 In digging for them bt ?? I of Rum, which he ?? that, next M.»rrjinfe he j was found dead on the .Spot; and upon- ...
... Misfortunates, fince they were taken Care of, a Quarter of a Yard fquare. Their common Diet was Bran and Water, and fome- times a Potatoe. One of thefe poor misfortimate Crea- tures had been in this miferable Confinement eight Years, the other not fo long : When ...
... Green ck, March 7.6. Arrived the Jean, Gilkrifon, from Londonderry with Cow Hydes ; the Sufanna, Barr, from Waiiwater with Potatoes; tbe Betty, Macneil, from South-Uift with Kelp and Oil; the Dennes, Lam- bert, and the Charming Betty, Sullivan, botb from ...
... Between Senipuxent and Clungo eague ihe faid Negroes took a North Carolina Veflel, bound to Philadel- !diia, laden with Potatoes} and having plunder'd her, let ler go. Entering into Chingoteague, they took a Sloop be longing to Capt. Taylor, with his ...
... good Order to their (garters, without doing arty farther Mifchief than breaking a few Windows, and throwing fome Basket, of Potatoes, &c. about the Streets. Dover, March 30. We have very certain Advice this morning, that notwithftandtfig our Men of War are ...
... Calamity, we are an un- done Nation. ' Laft Year's Froft is felt more fevere here than in other Countries, having deftroy'd the Potatoes C which are the chief Support of our Poor) in fuch a Manner, that the fame Quan- tity we ufed to buy for Two Pence Halfpenny ...
... March 7. Arrived the Bit fnr.g j Southampton, John Lifiie, from Lendon v;: Grain for Glafgow, and a Sloop from Liverpa with Potatoes and Meal. Sailed the John of Salt- coats, -- Wylie, for PvCterdam with Tobacc: and two Brigantines for Meal to the North ...
... we are 1 an undone Nation. * Laft Year's Froft is felt more fevere here than in other * Countries, having deilroy'd the Potatoes (which are tiie ' chief Support of our Poor) in fuch a manner, that the * lame Quantity we ufed to buy for Two pence Half-penny ...