... k ewt. potatoes. ,,-? ?, James Glennie, Little Mains, leech-li cwt. potatoes. usgotiat Robert Gordon, Largue, leech-i owl, potatoes. James Gibson, Kiddahill, Old Deer-i sack petatoes. 10 conse James Gerdon, Tonkehill, New Doer-2 sacks potatoes, used of ...

... will be paid to tbeir communlications. ERRATUn.-Inl the Report last weck of the h Mar Agricultural Associution, read, Potatoes of the white kindI Mr Cochira7W. ...

... OHN SMITH has been instructed by W. Armour, of Meiklebill, to Sell asabove, FortyAcres Oats, Eight Acres Flax, Ten Acres Potatoes, and 2510 Stones Rye. geass Hay, in Ricks. The Crops are eost luxuriant, and early, the Hay is well secured, and the shole ...

... Slftinps. fimn 1 hv PI .ittctrs OFAIM, eS£* 6,, i;9t t .)d3 |OTAES POTATOES, POTAToES- Pinkeyes, 3B per bag, 10 rtones; mamionis and Champlour, grand quality, at Wholesale Prices, 6eed Potatoes, ahIubervies, Regents, Forty-foldg, itosoberys% Kidneys, &c., ...

... £123, but the whole business. He recollected purchaaing some potatoes from Mr Smith, Burnside, bat be conld not tell the date. did not understand that the money was to be paid before tbe potatoes were lifted. offered him some money when the bargain waa made ...

... Stock, ta17 early, rlpaiing aboUt three weeks earlice than other s,rte. POTATO OATd from the Lolwauts SCOTCH HIRLSY. 8 ANDW1OH. And other sdrU-6rU grown specially for Seed. SEED POTATOES. SHARPE'S VICTO0R.-The earliest vaiety of Klidna BOSTOP QUAN'TITY AND ...

... Scarlet Geranhum, in pot-John l Hutcleon ; Ss, by James Deans, Gov3l, 6 Old Long Blue Potatoes r -William Littlejohn ; 2s 6d, by Alexander Duncan, FowlershilD, 16 Potatoes, 4 varieties-.Gavin Catto; 2s 6d, by James Laing, L Buri)sids, i6 Potatee, 4 vaiieties-Mis9 ...

... Kin- Cmundy. 6 Potatoes, long coloured-1 * Mrs Cissyos, Mason Croft ; 2 James Strachan, Hill- head ; 3 Wm. Allea, Backhill. 6 Potatoes. round white-i James Wrighmt, Suonviayie ; 2 Win. Allan, Baolthill ; 3 R. Hall, Baelbelvie. 6 Potatoes, round colcured-I ...

... 're c11) -aearthd ing h atre potato C drilus with a -e deep- Coveringk of earth, with 'the view of pteveting- ver fungus from ,assing doart they temor throughh the soil to the Liber h; e uttingd off- the difeLased potato taps s before the fungus reaches ...

... yeast, vinexar, wine, butter, meat, fish, fruit, spices, herrings, mney, coffee, caviare,(cheese, fish, rice, and t. rved potato, meal, flour, shell. fure the commencement of the debate, Herr Bendk stated that as several of his motions for moderating ...

... Id leo Prbidss on,) .. 4d Do, ofBROTH .. Id Do. of POTATO iOUP VD ofl'O1ttlDG1aod feo Thursdyoraiy).. Ed DIo K . Id PLATE of POTATOES.. Id CUP of COFFi2. i. d BEEFSTEAK,L rgelith Do. OF TEA Id POTATOS or B SEAD I0d RILEAADsd BUTTER I. d HA.W & EO(st, orfi ...

... Conper. 6 Heaviest potatoes-1 and 2 Msrs Oreglmrn, 3 James Asidersuom. 6Bound potatoes, witite-t and 2 Airs Dreg. .horti, 3d ames Anlderson. 6 Rouid potatoes, coloured- 1 lmr Dreghorn, 2 Wi inn Ml enzie, 3 Mrs Dreghorn. 6 Kidney potatoes, whitc-1 and M 31rs ...