... that subject, one thinking it na debt owing for the purchase of potatoes, another supposing it to be for a trespass on a potato bed, and the rest having some confused notions about potatoes, Vapolice acts, breach of peace, and instigation of the - Devil ...

... speculating for niany years very largely in potatoes. Oss the 18th of October last, the plaintiff and defendant and several others were in company together at a public- hollse, and after some conversation about potatoes, and discussin& the question as to whether ...

... rotten potatoes and meat for dinner. L When we had potatoes no bread was allowed. Some of the potatoes were black and bad, and we used to gi throw them on the table, and then they were put in lI the hogsty. We never complained of the potatoes, ai because ...

... hi' to send me some money My father, affected by the eloquence of my letteW answered me in the following ?? I sens ydu any potatoes I I co&nailted. ay friend whether l should accept my fathers proposal but ho said that we had better pop semnething. I agreed ...

... the panic concerning the potato crop is but too justly founded. Within a few days I have had several trials made on both good atnd bad land, and the result has beetk my conviction, that in this district at least evety potato field of wshat may be termed ...

... HASYlwhoSO fault seems from our correspondents commuldeation, to have been that he mfisifs st'd snle reluctance to split a potatoe raeler 'than pite. a aeltlounce of pottoe abcre The speeified wceighit for af ?? sean's dininer, was turned off, in spite ...

... part of the country, and in almost every potato fgid iried some sataks, fnd fould a comisiderabfe aumber of potatoes inured, ever, under the soundest and best- looking sia he. Sreie farmers tried the potatoes boiled, first rttig off heie black A r injured ...

... and George Brown.-Wm. Taylor, S5, stealing a great p. coat, the property of Edward 5pence.-Johni Webster, 28, steal- leing-potatoes, the property of John Phillips -George Lister, 19, ci tealin4e a pair of overalls and other article, the pi operty of (t ...

... metropolitans. Tua POTATO CRoP.-The dry weather of May and June and the first half of July has apparently saved , the potato crop. At least, there are no serious in- .dications of disease up to the present time. Here ,and there potatoes have been attacked ...

... seed, potatoes should be kept in the ground im git during the autumn; and when taken up and stored, d is place a layer of dry send between each layer of po. , lbs tatoes. Mr Johnson, who has so strongly recoin- Ind mended autumn planting for potatoes, says ...

... the Irish metropolias. 1 Taz POTATO CROP.-The dry weahro a n June and the first half of July has apparentl sad efthe potato crop. At least, there are os dications of disease up to the present tie. Hury and there potatoes have been atac edobut sh cases ...

... failed in producing se- goodsound potatoes, anid believe, for quality and quan- ro. tity, I have not been exceeded this year-at least, not to in our part. I have at present ?? ons hundred loads ?? of as beautiful potatoes us ever were seen, suitable Ald ...