... age; and, by way o. I fed two *th turnip* and ground corn, and two with boiled putatoc* and ground corn ; and two with raw potatoes and boiled corn ; they were all put to feed at one time, and when I thought them fit for the market, I fold three; one from ...

... free, Uc. the .il in gencraV well adapted lor gra/ing, and the giowtli wheal, Indi torn, barley, rye, oats, beans, peaft, potatoes, turnips, flax, hen.p, ln parts, the well fup/ pl.ed wafer, p* r mills and irar.ufa■.Hiir.s, and nudf of it is eoniixmius ...

... f-;I •oir. g uicral well adapted for grazing, and for the growth of '’die at, Indian corn, barl-y, rye, oats, beans, peafe, potatoes, turnips, llax, hemp, Ac. leveral parrs, the Land is weil pbe-l with ih water, proper for mills and manufadhtres, and moft ...

... the luil in general well adapted for grazing, and for the growth of wheat, Indian corn, barley, rye, oats, beans, peafe, potatoes, turnips, flax, hemp, &c. In fcveral ports, the Land well plied with ftrtaim of water, proper for nulls and manufadures, ...

... the foil is in general well adapted for grazing, and for the growth of wheat, Indian corn, barley, rye, oats, beans, peafe, potatoes, tur* Trips, heinp.ttt. In ftver parts, the Land is'wdl hint' plied with ftreains water, proper for mills and manufactures ...

... foil is in general well adapted for grazing, and Tor the growth of wheat, Indian corn, barley, rye, oats, beans,' , pestfe, potatoes, turnips, flax, hemp. See. In fevcral parts, the Land well lujv plied with ftreams water, proper for nulls and manufa&ures ...

... from the liberal inbfeription entered into for that purpofe, with each bag coals and two loaves of bread, or two pecks of potatoes, at their choice. Such ot had nutnoer children were prefented with double allowance bread. It Is intended to continue thefe ...

... confideration of the probable of Wheat, have agreed to propofe premium of toool. to the who lltall grow the largell breadth of Potatoes, on lands never applied to the culture of the plant before. They have liberally excluded the Members their own Board from ...

... BOARD of AGRICULTURE. WHITEHALL, lyb February, Resolved, I. ' 'HAT an increafed Cultivation of that JL valuable Root the POTATOE, appears the Board to be one the moft important that can poflibly be recommended to the attention of Britifh Farmer*. 11. ...

... FnemHhip, ; Halitax, Suuibud ; Fame, Folkr ; Martin, Dockrca ; Swan, Malicrman , Nancy, Caukwcll, all for Loudon, with corn and potatoes. ...

... tie USE of POTATOES. * I S HF, Board Acsriculturk think it incumbent upon A th(.m, to take the earlieft opportunity, of fubntitting the following hints the public ; they come recommended by the experience of many, who have cultivated Potatoes largely. I ...

... Helling, both from I. van, with corn* —Dolphin, Ramfey, from Momrofc, with corn.—Endeavour, Brodie, from Scarbrough, with potato « and chccfo.—BlUmp Blaze, Burrcl, from with corn. Experiment, '1 lor, from Bolton, with goods. ...