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... SEED OATS. npo be Sold, TOO Bolls of the very best Potato* Oats; Also ■lb 150 Bolls best Poland.—lnquire at Mr. Jams Htssell’s, Derramore, near Belfast. I'eb. IS. NEW CLOVER-SEED, &c. THOMAS I has received, by the Harpv, front Rotterdam, NEW DUTCH RED ...
... which were also covered with Ashes iinmediately after liming, has since been broken up, except Acres, wldch were planted with Potatoes in the years 1806 and There also stalled Stable for five Horses, and two tolerable Cabin Houses, which, at small could converted ...
... xr6 shake well; after this place the pot at the the frr, and there let remain for hour ; in iht* time all the moisture the potato* *'â¢Â« > i.sfoâiily exhale in steam, and you will find the {bit ,V raf growth what J» will) white and rieakj s*w. and ...
... also covered with Ashe* immediately after liming, and has not »mce been broken up, except 4 Acre*, which were planted with Potatoes in the years 1803 1804. There is also a stalled Stable for five Horses, and two tolerable Cabin Houses, which, at a small ...
... of one, with the land preserved at the same time in good heart, and dean. Ist, Fallow, turnip, cabbage, winter tares, or potatoes. 2d, Barley. 3d, Clover, &c. 4th, Beans. sth, Wheat. This forms more profitable course than dial of four years ending with ...
... autumn or winter; for his chief object now to encourage, or to force vegetation. Potatoes. —The land designed for this root should have been ploughed Autumn. . Potatoes are to planted the loginning next month but, they a good tilth, will advisable to ...
... barrels Singer, in bags. Cotton Wool, and few dozen bottles Caster Oil. Belfast, Feb. 18. SEED OATS. Sold, 100 Boll* the very Potatoe Oats: Also )50 Bolls best Poland.—lnquire at Mr. James Ko.s- V,pcrraniore, near Belfast. Feb. IS. ItOPK, TWINE, AND CANVAS ...
... all others, as it was principal ingredient in their food every kind.—There were some articles of their consumption, such potatoes, which were absolutely unwholesome without it. referred to Right Hon. Friend his (Mr. Rose), begged pardon, he believed should ...
... ' gEftf) OATS, be Sold, lOG.Rflis of'tH very best Potato? : Also 150 Bolls best Poland.—lnq-uire at Mr. James Rot*lLt’s, Derramore, near Belfast,. Feb. 18. {LOSS HAJLLOWAY HAYES H jost landing Cargo of a remarkably fine which; he -will dispose of on ...
... -- --5 00 lL «f - «r« - .40 Pork - - - - ..35 o— 39 Russian Tallow . ,ro 0 84 0 Lard ditto -70 0 0 Hough ditto - - - 9.6 0 Potatoes - -- .04—05J firkin Butter - - - 90 0 fi 0 fresh ditto • - . I 0 O'! p4l»-rt|tto - - - - - - . 45 T Mutton -«.-05 oc|| ...
... the prod unions the temperate, and some of the warm climates. Wheat, maize, and every species grain ; Irish potatoes and excellent sweet potatoes. Hemp is here indigenous plant, and cotton succeeds well. Clay for bricks common ; there is also found Tayance ...
... that they remembered vast numbers ilitse poor Ulster Irish, men, women, and children, to have uo other beds but the ridges potatoe-gardens, and little other covering than the canopy of Heaven.’ They dispersed themselves over the counties of Limerick, Clare ...