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... part with for the flippant tune in which we are solicited to purchase cabbage-plants. In salad, the repetition has a good effect ; fine salad and fine young salad, with a shake upon the last syllable of sal. d, is, according to the true principles of music ...
... who have already purchased in Present Lottery, are recommended to inquire the Fate of Numbers, in order to exchange their Salad Prizes for un- Tickets or Shares. gilirkets and Shares (warranted undrawn) are selling by T. chVi. Stock Broker and Sole Contractor ...
... Boiling Peale ri fivauated finee hnt eay, ai casusot be doemed high CYF MAIN.-= 4ti. ~13arley, PolAtuls 0.1, 'Peak, 43i 473. -Salad Bea . ilie Xetorn iit i L 4II 6MA t Meal- Weigl ' of Oft. to ;.:c 2.7 th of (.. 1 §54 3 r:t_ty:a to 3; - -averake ' 4ll.l ' ...
... 36s to 403 i tarley 13s to z7s 64 1 Lialt . 4os to 453 I 00S te 003 od , Oats 16s to 13s to Fibe for l'olands White Grey dil Salad Bo Tick !sit The-Return Or Whcat in Mark-Lam -?rlditilAk.p4s3 Nival-Weisdiers, includh Decem. to the 4th of December agru 69t8 ...
... 3 h 6 Tl , :e Lord Chief Baron Gilbtrt) Wit C. Watkins, of Vac Middle k' ;. tife on Levying Fines, And Sulw• ppcndir ot • Salad Precedents, to a ss. Lloyds. • is Day was publ.theci,. . mes, Svo, Price 11..15. Boa'' i I . T lON, with great Additleo69 iSj ...
... to the manifest danger of' man anti - beast ; and that many accidents have hap- - from their. bite. It should be nown, that salad oil, used externally and - internally, is an efctual care the poison 'of the viper. • • Mr. Bartley and Mr. Traefinin are become ...
... the penalty of for selling sand without a hawker's license! The man pleaded that he had a . right to sell sand as well as sal/ad; but it was proved that . the sand being mixed with brick-dust, it became a manufactured article, and, therefore, required ...