... them start 1 from the exile of little make, and they are *Oboes order. They are Ike the buds on the roots a t Osage orange. blackberry, &c., by I which them plants are freely propagated by I root.ruttings. It is clear to me that a sweet potato is a true ro ...

... flannel jackets, Miss Scott ; Rowers and fruit from Rev. It. Cunningham, from harvest service ; butter, Mies Dunlop; 161 b. blackberries, a ;•atient ; hairbrush, Meg. Macausland ; periodicals, Mrs. Rogers, Miss Giveen, Mrs. Lopdell, Mrs. Baker, N. C. Hotel; ...

... potatoes, Mr. Coleman ; eggs, a friend ; buns, Mist Smrlv ; fowls, a friend. Mrs. Manusland. Miss Nellio It 'Kee ; quantity of blackberries. an old patient : periodicals, Miss Work man, Mrs. Heger'. Mrs Alexandts ; fruit, dowers. and vegetables. Sir H H. Brune ...

... most of theme, and tons the destroying element lessens the labour and the crops of the farm. BLACKBERRY CORDIAL. Mash and press the jolt's of ripe blackberries tbr•osgh a towel, and extract as much as possible. Weigh a pound of singer to a pound of juice ...

... when she eat in the door eating agreeably surprised on finding himself facing gave power to the Court to stay evictions blackberries. Mrs. Rogers had come upon such a large and representative meeting of the I where they deemed such a step peceasary. him ...