... and Cafks.~—His Stock of Wines and Liquors = are o Sale, at a low Rute. | All Farmers andothers, who have any Quantity of = Potatoes; or other Roots, -m.y hear of. thing highly advantageous to ®heir Intereid, by applying to I, Foden. - ; s A FELONY. TWENTY ...

... | ioulna: Cm.-—l’lfi Stock of Wines and Liquors dte on ,at a low Rate. . All Farmiers and others, whé have any Oz“mw«y of Potatoes; or otlier Roots, may hear of hing :iw:d:m to their Intereft, by applying to 1. F s — - 5 T €G:+H Wisly Cured at Tuiece Rubbing ...

... Bakee within the-faid-Gity-and- County; for ml AT o agliers, who have aay : Bpace of Theee Months; 1~ commence from and after Potatoes, or other Roots, miy hear of the Thirteenth Day of February next, bake and expole | highly advantageous go their Intete®t ...

... death—and deepeft night ! HE UNION; or Sovr and Buiry % . -late wholefome receipts, intend with good will, wungry with Beef and Potatoes to fill— s » the Union arrives we are fure 1o be faf, 0 Bully is Jobwwthg Patatoc is Pat. e ® Bouilly, An HrisegNiAN ReriecTioN ...

... Boutles and Calks.~—His Stock of Wifles and Liquars = areon Sale, at a fow Rite. . = » 58 AT Fiavor . | thall receive of Potatoes; ‘or otfier Roots; miy Wear of g highty sdvantageous to their Interelt, by applyingto - February. v, T, COX, 15 . *“ Mu. ...

... uu_nc.s:,. that' = ~m'.us. - tao-of. et | ‘of. - w : ‘Zml et ek bl e aod 1 o ‘ flm-, - = . ;m% ;:w-uw Bread. —Beat fi. “potatoes 5 m ahlhk_w“_ ‘uq&'tdlu : my&if j % “'»“d es feras . 20 the oven “The ices of the seat, grems pare | A MAIN of CACKS ...

... the public mind, and afcertaiia o wilch iy dply 46 4 aiuch Jivided. Tt is not vet quite thirty yeass-fince the culture of potatoes was firfl introduced into Sweden by the great Limnaus The part of this excellent pladt,which, in 6(her countries, 1s thrown ...

... of Eondt i snarien mnd !b:oxrhunnem. Vendemiarie :3 _(E_'!‘ufi?_- e Secondly, By adopting and 'W“f the ufe dfm’mu,fv;h as potatoes, oatmeal, . &c.“‘b,’grfnhgmo of ceconomiy in . the confumption of bread. Thirdly, By making alterations in the laws elative ...

... to ml;' 4 ‘than'thé Mediterripead &Lfl“fij&fn}? ol w 0 b L, however, besn mic T sénded to it or net. - ow thy Jour| delipa potatoes—for i - ERES mm : j his Y e : 3 which ¢ y s price and fcargity of b of paupers 'u.' the § aviien the AR was — o it iy FoperßOOwS ...

... 633§ per Ct. Ann. g4} j=New 5 perCe, ut. - 4 CQVENTRY, March 17. the fame was rvvoutl_! and reli- = Oeconomy in the Ufe of POTATOES.—~A cori refpondent e tiymumdt to every per. 'fon‘.tfln i ; fekecpers, who ‘are in the habit of uling Potatnes, to cut oat ...

... be all inadequate if a real fcarcity prevailed. . With :;ru! to the meafure of cultivating Waite Lands, for the growth of Potatoes, he confidered it mifchieyous and infuficient to any. good purpofe, if cven prafticable, but he be. lieved W imprafticable ...

... _i_ —Procure ¥ fiiall ron Teoop, (a %nper one for the purpofe may be feen at our office) and with it, after wathing your potatoes well, tike out is Told, with Dire&ions, in Packers of different Sizes, according tothe Age and Strength of the Dog, Price ...