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... POTATOES WANTED. WANTED BV THE SUBSCRIBER, 1 ,000 SACKS of GOOD CUP POTATOES, For which a fair value will he given. JOHN M'UOUGALL, Strand Road. Derry, March 2*2, 1844. ...
... SEED POTATOES, THE RUOSCRIBERS expect, next Month, Two Cargoes of Prime FRENCH POTATOES. JAMES CORSCADENA Co. January 17, 1847. ...
... SEED POTATOES. A FEW TONS of a tery superior sort of SEED POTATOES, imported from Jersey, remain unsold from the Auction yesterday, and, for the accommodation of Farmers and Gentlemen wishing to supply their Tenants with UNTAINTED SEED, they will be sold ...
... FOR SALE, EARLY SEED POTATOES. THE SUBSCRIBERS daily cspcct the Arrival of ear.'o Early Dutch Seed Potatoes very superior quality, to which they call the attealioa of Landed Proprietors ami Farmers. RICHARDSON, BROTHERS & Co., 103, Foyle-Street. Derry ...
... - POTATOES. WANTED IMMEDIATELY, A FEW HUNDRED SACKS GOOD CUP POTATOES. Price not to exceed 3s. per Sack here. Foyle-street, 17tli June, 1843. J. & R. WILSON. ...
... POTATOES. ‘few Sacks of Black Kidney Potatoes FOR MLB AT CREBVAOII. JftMtts Mo»»no», Cr>'erai!li, or lo Mr. VVm. Sthele Stamp Oflice, Derry. ...
... kyk, Tin; siT.sTn i-oii potatoes. 1. rye i* niioiil four 2. Von row four Ik Ihe or f'unuiivjli.'iiii nere. If the i« in ijooil her.rl, you will have in produce ('.•I Ihisliclh tin- funnimrliiun stone. 4. When yon send rye to the mill, you pet h.iek the ...
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... POTATOES. ANTS D IMMEDIATELY AY BY THE SUBSCRIBER, Sticks good Cup Potatoes 500 Do., Round Red do. A. ROULSTON, Middle-qttay. Derry, Feb., 1844, / KEW No. 7, Ferry quay-street. JAMES MURRAY, TAILOR, LATE OF GLASGOW, respectfully to intimate to tlie I ...
... seven sacks of fully-grown perfectly sound potatoes, although, in the same year, almost all the potatoes, my neighbourhood, were affected hy pock-mark and dry-rot. J hare regularly raised potatoes from seed ever sin , and they have, remained sound during ...
... FAILURE OF THE POTATO CROP. to trb editob op sackdbrs's bbws-lbtter. Sib—We hesitate not communicate to you the result of an experiment made by on the potato plant, which, we re gret to say, leaves but slender hope of securing the growing crop free from ...
... No oats to given to the curates. No potatoes to be given to the clerk. If they have servants let themselves pay them. All stations to he performed at chapel—every village to take their turn - « Any person refusing to comply with the above articles, his ...