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... ADVERTISE ME NTS. To be SOLD at Ni wii (ion, A Quantity of POTATOES, fit for Seed, at 10s. the 8011, fhey have been kept free from at! Froit and Rains through the Winter, and ar.** fn exceeding fine Order. Tn he SETT ani ?? to at Whitfundav next, Thit ...
... rgyle, Montgomery, from Antigua with Sugar, &c. the Mary, M'Eicheron, and the Jean, Watfon, both from Campbelton with Beef, Potatoes, &c. Sailed the Dove, Brown, for Dublin w'th Tobacco, and the Dwve, Edwards, with Molalfes and fundry Kinds. of Merchant ...
... the Crown protelted, and apptv-kd to the Aflembly. Greenock, Apri! zy. Arrived the Stanhope, Crawford, foe Liverpool with Potatoes, l.h.ctc, nd Wheat, and the Helen, Wilfon, from Girvan with Herrings. Sailed the Marion, Mor.fon, for Bolton with Bale Goods; ...
... 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 ...
... 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, ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... Beef and Mutton ; the St. Andrew, Orr, from Koningsburgh with Iron and Hemp; the Eli- zabeth of aud from Campbelton with Potatoes; the Jean, Mackinnie,from Stoneraer with Herrings; the Chriftian, Macleod, from Port Rowdal vvith Beef and Mutton; and the ...
... with Barley; ?? of and from Newcaftle, Whitby, with Bot- tles, &c. Ue Cullo-len of and from d'lto, Forfyth, with Wheat, Potatoes and Merchanr Goods ; rhe De Jange Minno of ■»;?_• ih-un iheeiian , \etiefs, in Ballail; the S-dvatot of and from Qhriftianfands ...
... imported thisSealor, and nomore expected, fuch ss grow Potatoes wiil providethemfelves in what they want for Seed immediately. N.B. Any Gentlemen that want Information as to the Manner oi growing Potatoes in England, may enquire^ the faid DavidOliphaiu'slor ...
... bara, Grindal, the Loving Anne, Liback, the Mayflower, Cart, end the Antient Britain, Webb, all from England with Oat* meal, Potatoes-, CheeTe, &c. the Expedition, Wallace, from Belfaft, and the Society, Wiliiamfon, from Dublin, both in Bai iaft; the Prophet ...
... Lad Week a Farmer in the Townibip of Rainton, iii the Nortb-Riding cf this County, was digging a Place in the Earth to put Potatoes in to mime them from tt e Frott ; after digging thro' the common Sod he Caine to a Kind of Gravel, which he digital thro ...