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... potato be Ite.t, AH o v s c ia the Broad G hare, late in tbe PoiTeflion . of Mr Wm Lake; with Brewhoufe, Brewing Velfels, Stabling, and all other Conveniences fit cither fora Publick or Private Houle. Alfo to be lett, againft May-day next, a Houfe in ...
... againft his get- ting out before the Time. On Thurfday came into the Port of Leith, the Adam of Stockton, with Cheefe and Potatoes, v ?? ?? ?? .■ _* ?? ?? •■--, ■ . ?? ?? - ...
... with Apples and flour; the ßatchclor, William Marwood, and the true Love, Aogeffianty, from Stockton, witii Wiwit 4 %fi and Potatoes . alfo 17 light Ships from the Coait; Sailed*, TheSalley, George Craig, forHambufgh, ahd i$ Ship* with Coals for the Coaft ...
... cut off, and the Corn blafteJ. The Apples fuffer'd by the fame Froft all about us; And I obferved in fome Places, that the Potatoes, which were'fec- In the White Earth, fuffered moft) the Stalks wete withered, and produced nothing but fmall Fruit. This ...
... broke off, her Quarter was beat in, and hei Hold fill'd with Water, which obliged them to take to the Boat, having only a few Potatoes, fome fresh Water, and four Biskets ; and after two Days and Nights Fatigue they discovered the Back of Cape Cod, and then ...
... Lad Week a Farmer in the TownO-jp of Rainton, in the North Riding of rhis County, was digging a Place in the Earth to put Potatoes in to pr- ferve them from the Froft ; after digging through 'he common Soil'he came to a Kind of GraveTwhich he digged through ...
... 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 ...
... 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. ...
... 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 ...
... 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- ...
... the next Morning, he found her dead. G. E. Bandon, March i. Laft Thnrfday at Gullane near Clouakilty, asa Man was picking Potatoes in a Chamber, a Flafh of Lightning came and burnt alt the Hair from off his Body, and fcorch'd his Flefh in a terrible Manner ...
... fince'tbe Weather had been fo wet and uncertain, their Hopes are turned into Fears»Oat- meal is greatly rifen, as is aifo Potatoes to near double the Price. ' . - On Tuefday Night the Perfons'in Cuftody lor attempt- ing to export Looms, Engines, &c. ...