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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-12-02

q. 0cfsAtr Court, sos.
John Z. Fryatt, Complainant,
AGAINST s.,'
Il (ssorSe. Eskridse and Henry
Shroedar, De fendanss, { Il
IA CHANcERY.
THE defendants not hayip,
I - entered their appearance a :
agreeable 10 an act Of Assembly
and the rules 81 this Court, and !,
appearing 70 the satisfa csliiou Of The
Court, that they are not inhabi.
tants Ut this Commonweaith, on
the motion ofthe complainan, by
his Csansel, il IS ordered that
thes said Defendants do appear
here On the Mondayafte the third
tuesday - January next, % an
suerthe bill of the Complainant.
andthat . copy Of this order be
forthwith inserted IN the Berkeley
and Jefferson ntelligeneer for,wo
mosshs successfully. and publish.
ed q the door ofthe Court. House
Of said County.
DAVID HUNTER, c.s.c.
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HaLUABLE s. :
LANDS g MzLI.SFOR sale.
4 ON CREDIT. 80. Z, !

p.rro,s~ne a. 80 -
49,. .ns $3.50
81 D...a'ss Souts holden .
Ss.un.en Io1ouneeo on me 4,h
~ J. 1a lo0s " = sI,s
e:1os sneln6 netween Jss-
$500 49,. somPl.inan., and ias
-ses.oIs anu nears Of Iona:
gonaloson gee, g. and Others.
b oeienaansswIlLs d IxRossO
" e ~ On sns premises, On
80 20 Gay 9. Decem6er men,
OOn A1nES of land.
Ituate 10 nerksiey Countys
1elnla, 70 inc .neaghoourhcod o.
1erIaloe, o. niddistown, adloin-
,Dg sne lands OF the late Whlian
SsloMin, Asaac M.kown and .
ne, 9 49, valuable Milkselees
~ ~ : O,i Ia, snereon-hls tEact.
~ w M,li, wili oe 500 Pr IN
Iuus.s,enea y ommiss.cners. .
Is nlsGess oioder % tne iolios.
t ~! s.so,s, % w,t Qns third @
~. 80 .sn go u.oney sooe paso :
~ 81" ons year. .fom tne oay
o p other third g ne end
% .wo years nom inc DAY OF sale
sou Us remaining tn'rd q me
emo OF three wears from the daY
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-12-02

Nsss,s. Wa. Nc Stc-Ystt aaf 1sla cr;,.e..
TAKE NOTICE Sd.
TSHAT on the 2l,h day of Decemhey
next, alter the date hereof i intend
totake the aepositions Of Ioha Turner md
LEWIS Mceks, u The hosise n which Ia
maud l;raheln now resides. IN the town
Ct MaHtnsburg, County Of Berkelryt ma
ComIns nMesl.h ef Virginia, 70 be rid h
eviden.,s On the sziAI ofs sun IN Chsncery,
bsdsigh and now Depending 10 the connify
Court oE Berkeley, wherein I ann com.
planxnt, andfyoa The said william N.
Sterfett and John Crittnn are defSnasnts
Sid depa l:tious 10 Be taken BY vsrtae Ola
eomn;ssion issued il said suit from the
coahsy Court q Berkeley OR that purpose.
= 40 Az Tours, &c. III Fl. ~
EPHRAIlG BOWMAN.
NssemheF ., 1893. ~ 49, ID M
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aWILL b said Il public vsndue On fhe
l6th Day of Deeemhee next. !
less On small traet of land oSnsaining
about % acErs, about four acfds d which
I'm timber; this Lind U part &c he e.
ts1e # the lste goseph WziEnssfced, de-
sceasea, and vii BE scll Tor cash. % INV
tsandry executions agssnss said estate; de
asle viii commence u twelve Osclock.
4 JOHN ROBERTS, Acting Adm.f. I
November Is, 1908 s S. = E M J.
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Sir Gents Reward.

. AN away from tho snbseri.
IN Der, On the 25,h Of Septem.
Der last, IN apprentice boy named
JOHN SHEkRED, about sin.
teen years Of age. Whosoeyer
takes up said rSaaway. and n.
Etorns him 10 me, shah receive the
:. reward, but no charges OF
JosArHAs WIeERssH.m.
DArkssville, Nov. 10, 1908.
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Attend TO this Notice

A II penoas are eautsoned aeains.
= parshAsisE flon, seiiinx b, q d
NJ mAnner dealing viii. any of ny NJ
Erocs. ny wasyuAeI Js&k sxcepted = /
nm deternined 10 PUMA rs o. ulEns.l
L.n.ss e We hw every person 40 nag
seiiepd = this way u iutare.
ANTHONY TURNER
Nsssa,,es q, lss8 o =
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Observe This.

Hk hcldessser ownen of slase.. :,
= Shrpherd Town and itspeirhboar...
bod, are hereby cautioned aEainss su.iers
iag thsmSto come On Iiyland, 4 ma, or
on Sund1yss without ), UzitteA PAS. s
have as1iiereda considerably from the;r a..
psdatieas. md ~ dstermncd 10 punt
ssssercly II who may hereafter he fonrd
cAnsy premises without aSritlrn per.a;,.
sion from thk1f mss,esa. -, = a
ANTHONY TURNER
NovemtsF Is. 1905. :,
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Ne w GOODS.

~ srlsaisrs kiise - $500 spesEa
kesdss1se ssssrtaae.t
Fall s. WSilfcr Goods,
tssss a;ss ~ s,iss s,s;sis =
icuREREINE B.oaa cl1shs,, f.shiana.
IS -. .i;s,s.
Snper6ne Csssaness, d,ssc
Ladies elegant keiisse Sloeas,
Brown, hllse md mixt CoAtinsss
Forest Cloths. Fiains and Kerseyss
IS q .neronshiFe KeEseys
Alne. red and gtesa Daise, ].
Nixt. Superfne and common tlanneis.
q 81 IN colours,
Toii;nets, olive, mkt md h1aek
. Constitution Goods,
Yklvets. Fancy Cords. cordnr1ys md
n Thicksets,
f.sdies Rel,Sae Velyets, hni6s unie c6ln,irs,
nlack, rSen, brown md scaSlet
~ Hnrnbazeits, z4ss
IHcilen ssd Costoa lzosierys vel aasortea
An <lekant Ftiielt 81 SIN dan,
Iancynnd pllin Silka f6r Laaies dresses,
4 Plain. a1stfed nd Ifa6lg1f xeno 1Gnilns,
Amd - camkrick dittp,
India lacOaek dilt6 n
.s disfn Dook, diktnl
cnma,on d. dittn1
chinfses md calicee,
Fancy and plan Nibhons.
seACamksicks md - UimitieA Men 80.
81 md q Riack camhrick Muslin,
. Silk md Cotton Chamhroy dina. !
India Mislins, wen assorted,
Ladies ezra lacad sIeves, Silkend Cotlnn,
i .5 Leghsgn tiats md Nonnets,
ladies f.shionable Pinsh HIS, szind
comnleta. }58t Al
aIhe1Areaa md Costca Laces, veryeheap,
~ md 20 arish Linens,
Russia Sheetings I'D Dacks, r
White and hrown TicklinRhurEs,
!s Coanlxy linen md Twilrd BAGS,
ID MshpElv ff1md Looking Cksses,
IT, ditto dino DFcssing dim. /.
An eIcG1nt assortlnent q Chm, Class
: md Qneens Ware,
Elegant isPann,d Tea.Tays, III
- :4i;s4 4 iasRe asssrfr.ess \
Crocefies ard Lio0ofs. ss i ) J. 5sg5
Pants and AAedeeinks.
2%sk D BArlruL Strzp-IroN ard Steel
IL by p md D ~ 10 Window Chs. \
"A good assortment of Hard Ware, Sad
{ 1Fy md Cullery, among which ne Few
selegant Plated Birdie HITS md heavy
. STIRRuPIROlGS, together with almost
Every article IN ne Merchans;le line. IN
zof which they ciess very cheap fof Cash.
n. WORTHfNGToN, q Co. q
Shepherds-Tovn, November25, l006
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Clock Milking and
Watch Repairing.

THE subscriber, iinforsas ne
i public that he has removed
from Frederick County 20 Mar
tinsburg. where he intends o.
carry on the CLOCK maliaF an
WATCH repairing business he
has opened shop IN the house be-
longing to Robert Cockburn a,sd
where ]: Alburtis formerly kept
hs Printing. Office where g.
viii be thankful TO- all who please:
70 cal on him in thatline, and a
Watches that are repaired IN lis
shop are warranted for one year,
accidents excepted, aud all Ciocks ]
made BY him are warranted 70 BE-
good. { +. :" - z.,...s. y:
:'T He will give 4
generous price for old
Copper and Brass.
REEFS BRANSON.
- 10th mo. 2sth. 1908. IN !
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..Journeymen Tailors.

To o. three GOD .s5
Journeymcn Z ailor,
@ vsn.sd Immediately. = whom liberal
wases uin b Eiyen. ss. . z,
JOHN DAuGHkRTY.
xhephezdssTovns Novsmhsr IS i0os.
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Mr.. Denis Cahil, acting Exeeu,.
cor OF James Quinn, decd. 10.
sePh Minshinni and Luke Ter.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-29

TO Great Britain or any of her possessions in
the East or West-lndies, OF in Europe,
would be subject to capture by French cruiz-
ers user the DEGREES Of France.
AL AmeriCanvessels bourd to Russia Den
mark, Bremen, Hoiitnd. France, Italy, the
Turkish doninicns, Austria, or any part Of
Spain or Portugal in possession of French
troops, would be subject to capture by Bril-
fish cruizers under their orders of council
enforced by an act of Parliament In this
state of insecurity and danger to our COM
merce, cannot give my consent to adept
the measure under consideration.
Twill terminate by making use of an OBJ
servation OF Mr. Canning which conceive
equally applicable to us in our present 81,
tuation.
Character is power. To lose our cha
racter is 10 lose a material part Of our pow
CT ;" again Z" Not q doubt shall remain to
distant times OF our determination and
of our ability to have continued resis-
tancc; and that no STEP which could
euen misfdkcaty be construed Into conces-
ston, should be taken orr part while
1t can be question, whether the plan de-
Nised for our destruction has, or mas nog ei-
ther complete failed, or been unquivocai
ly abandoned"
NOTE.
TIE. foiio7ving s,as omitted on dehuerv.
Great-Br.tain will also feel severely the
want Of cur commerce 10 her East India
possessions /; nay, sir, ii has al,eaCS been
teit there; our EXPORTS from thence amount
TO aboutt cur millions annually, f,r which we
make payment in Spanish dollars the goods
we purchase inferior to those made for
the India company. The want of suCh vent
Tor SO large quantity of goods will beteit :
1t has been, for the prices thereof Tell tween
V-hve to thirty-three and third per cent
IN Calcutta the instant they were informed
OF the embargo And, sir, the governments
OF India will feel it as well arising from the
complaints Of those who manufacture as in
the want of the animal supply of So, 100000
indeed, sir, L am informed by respectable
gentleman just arrived from Calcutta. that
the government of India and English sub
'ects residing there, were greatly distress
sed when they were informed that an embar-
go had been laid in the'U. states the, CON
sidered it as a measure peculiarly injurious
to that government
(Oe6ate % be continued J
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-09-14

eight ounces OF bread--galn ~ my Ile '.4
fourteen pounds that's, clear enc '' :
one Inn Of the usual quantity OF bread from rom :
given quantity OF flour.
This encrcase, which at first appears asto-
nising, tsince only five pounds OF bran were
l,oiledq seems to depend ON 4 combination O
tnreses causes first the water In which the
Bran is boiled, weighs half q pound more pei
gallon than plain water; secondly owing =
its pIutinous consistence, i IS less suDlect g
evaporation by heat thirdly, and prlnclpai,N
oreater quantity of it is necessary to make
the dough /; a bushel or fifty SIX pounds o.
aonr REQUIRES three gallons OF plain water
n. e ~ pounds) but il inlbibed three gallons
. and three Quarts of bran water, weighing tnlf-
,v-6ye pounds ten ounces. The bran after
being used in this way, is equally fit for many
domestic purposes, and suspect more nutrl-
tious for pigs and poultry than if given to them
ran. had the curiosity to weigh 1t alter the
LIQUOR was strained of, and found that 1t had
gained twelve pounds: and ii water lncorpo-
rates With it in the same manner as It does
with rice, why BOT its nutritlye power be en-
creased In the same manner The conjecture
accords at least, with Count RUM oad's prlifcl-
pie. Eut to return to my experiment: have
amused myself with the following calculate
ons which perhaps will make your iofdship
smile.
The encrease OF bread, by this method, be-
ing fitth from given quantity OF flour, the
consumption Of -four would be saved by 1t
every sixth day, or sixty days in ayear'-
Surprising then that the practice were unver.
sally adopted, and taking the consumption OF
fiourin this Kingdom at 100000 bushels per
day, the a,nual Saving would amount to 2
millions 81 bushels, Whieh at the present PR G
would cost about ten millions sterling, and III
ordinary times ats@e fur nNthons. OF the
wholesomel,ess of the bread there can be no
doubt; Oh its flavor you will Judge the spe-
cimen have sent you: Ican add by expert
encc that it keeps we'll After my flrst batch
had been baked ten days. put Loaf winch
remained CT It into nay oven for about twenty
minutes, and being suffered 10 grow cool a
gain, it was cut, and mad every appearance
ofnew bread; nay, we even thought it bet Ell
than ii was at hrst--I am, sitf true respect,
your loriships dutiful and ohedient servant
FRANCIS HAGGIT.
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SPANISH MANIFESTO.
[TraasAated far the N 1ork Eue1insg Post.
SEVILLE, J,11c 10.

I
This dav was published the following ma
saifeseo, or statement OF the principal facts
which occasoned tbs creation oithe su5rs IN :
council OF Seville, winch il ths name OF
Ferdinand VII, governs the kingdoms Of
Seville, Cordova, Granada, J aen, the pro-
vinces of Esuenadura, New Castle, aad
others which are shaking OF The yoAo o. the
emperor OF the French.
Spain was reposing in her own grandeur
preserved through SO many ages, ana was
reiying upon the alliance ana forces OF
France. AS soon as she made peace with
the latter in 1895, she embraced her inter-
ests, and gave her ships, money, troops =
whatever aid she thought fit TO require -
Even the very kings OF Span appeared IKE
feudatories OF France; and to this union
with Spain it may be said France OWES her
triulnphs and her successes. Duflng All
this time Spain was governed with absolute
and dcspotic sway by the wicked Godoy,
VINO abusngt the excessive gooSSncss o. our
king Charles IN, approprlatea to hims~li IN
Is Years Of favor, the treasures OF the crown,
the property Of individuals, the public en-
pioynelts, (which he distributed infamous
W every tide, honor, andev the appel
lation OF hiqhnsss, viii. the d!gnitles OF ge-
neranssi,no and admiral, and with salaries
AUGMENTED to immense and scandaious Sums
which filled up the measure Of our calamity.
Asst appears that he aspired to the royal
throne, and the prince Oh Asturlas don fer
dinand was an obstacle to the attalnment OF
his wish, he attacked dircctly his sacred
person; he attributed TO him conspiracles
against his august father, and unaer this
pretext caused him to be arrested, and Is
sued the horrible circular OF the son Octo-
Der, 1907, and the truly ridiculous one o.
the .5tl November following. Inc people
saw both of them with a,nazement; they
believed neither; and the council OF LAS
tile, called to take cognlzance OF the cause,
unanimously declared the prince OF Astun-
as innocent. The king lis i;.ther did not
conform to this decision, and caused the
pretended accomplices OF the prince OF As
turlas TO be severely punished. With the
Spanish people the name OF their king was
sufficient to induce them to obey, and suffer
in silence in this state, things continued
till the month OF March, OF the present year
1908, when the danger Of the same king &
of the country, converted their patience In
to fury. Previously to this, the kline. of
Portugal was Obliged to abandon Europe, to
go to America, and to command their sub
Jeets to make no resistance to the French
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THE E M B A R 6 Q,
# FABLE.

Two powerful neighbors once tell OUT
Though neither well knew what about
Some Thought that Enyy's banctul sway
Had f .st cnkinded the aifray
Addison that Hatred's deadly rage
Urged them thus furiously eengage;
All arts they used, all methods tried,
To. mortify each others pride
And no crime seem d too vile or horrId,
Nv Which the other might be worried.
An honest Farmer liv'd hard by,
Who view'd their contests with sigh;
Of gentle turn, he took no share
Inwhat ensross'd the Uraagtsrs' care
He only wish'd, III peacefui toll,
r. enjoy the products of his soil.
The Hrangters saw, with jealous hate,
The Formers happy, thriving state ::
Both tried, by trick and noisy bsbble,
r. entrap him in their silly squabbie;
But finding useless all their schemes,
They seiz'd by frore his cr.ahs and teams
And spite Of honor, truth and reason,
Fiundcr'd whatever the ycould seize on.
The Former bore these robb'ries long,
Nor took one step to ease the wrong
Save once he ycntured to proclaim
Their foul misdeeds, their murd'rous shame
Finding the Farmer meek and mild,
The Eranglers' Indignation boil'd: !.
One roar'd, and swore, il savage tone,
He should not be .allow'd the moo.
TO sec, unless he paid him for it.
Willie eother ray d, in accents horrid,
Thati he paid single sou,
He'd take his farm, and th7,ssh him too.
The simple Farmer, isad to tell i
Rather than these insults rcpsl-
Ratherth than gloriously hght
For his uliaiieable nShS--
Meally resolv'd lthe despicablc elf
10 tea1, AiS eyes oztt, and destroy ..Asmself!
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/. ECONOMY IN BAKING BREAD.

Letter. from the Reverend francis HAGGITT,
PreSeadary 81 BurAaai, 10 the BIsHoP OF
DcaHAM
Mr. IoRB,
Ii you were surrrized at receiving from me
a Loaf OF bread, your surprizc will cease when
I explain my reason for sending 1t IN doing
whicn / must enter into some details which
am persuaded will be far from unlnteresung
10 your lol 5shfp In the course OF reading an.
old work on rural economy, lately met with
the following assertion, VIZ. That -four kncad
ed with bran water will produce more SUB
seanfial bread and a greater qna'siiy oft, than
is obtained by the common mode OF bakiag -
As toe author says noting more on the sub
iect ! conclude he wrote In a time OF plenty
but the information tlf it should prove COR
recil appeared TO me of vast importance III
these days OF scarcity, ard determined to
make tue experiment without delay.
AccordipgiY caused four bushels Of wheat
fnire gallon ineasurel 70 be ground, and DO
thing but the course bran taken out the pro-
duce was four bushels and half of -Four and
20 lb.-of bran. About ten days ago boilc,l
some of tie bran and kneaded due proportl-
OH of the aour with the strained liquor, and
the result OF the experiment Was so highly sa-
tisfactory, that resolved to repeat 1t with the
most Strict attention and the most scrupulous
exactness The detail of this second expert
ment am now about. TO communicate to your
slordship. and thought proper to send you
some of the bread produced by It, that you
might form judgement ofits excellence
Yesterday took five pounds Of bran, boiled
it, and With the liquor strained from it, hneal-
ed fhy-six pounds of flour, adding the usual
quantity of Yeast and salt. When the dough
was sufficiently risen il was weighed, and d.
sided into ioaves; the weight before being
J. put IN the oven being ninety pounds
twelve ounces, or about eight pounds ten
ounces more than the same quantity CT -four
kneaded IN the common way !; II Was then
baked two hours, and some time after being
drawn, the bread was weighed, and gavo
cighty-ihree pounds eight ounees-loss IN
baking ten pounds FIVE ounces. The same
quantity of Hour kneaded with common water
!. loses shout 6fteen pounds eleven ounces IN the
baking, and produces only sixty-nine pounds
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For the .dleaandra Daily Gazette.
Mn. SNowDEN,

A friend having favored me with the follow
me letter which he copied from a British Ma
gazinc, lsend it TO You for a place IN your
paper. consider il worthy OF the attention
OF the directors of every alms-house IN the
United States. Il.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-01
GREAT BARGAIN.
Nos %.

INTENDING to remove to the s.ats OF
l. Tennessee as soon as possible, W!sitc
dispose Of the following valuable and lncreas-
ing property upon lc-. terms, whlclspropeEty,
I inherited from my ancestors, who have had
legal stitlc to>the same for upwards OF one.
hundred years.
Ore tract we'll known by the naa,e
eff 4. EsGDox, being on the Potomac river
between Alexandria and George Town, and
nearly opposite the city Of Washington, Beau
tifully situated, containing about Four Kun
.lrcd acres, now leased to the Mr.. Wises fai,;
three. hsladreel and sixty dollars per annum
with other stipnlations contalnedln the sax SAG
lease.
One other tract Contiguous tostne
first, leased 20 lNiliis,n Fraser for forty dol
lars per annam, containing about sixty a.
ores.
One, other tract containing ten acres
Of bottom land, adjoining tn FourAiile MIL
tract.
One other tract contiguous to the
Abingdon estate, and within two and half
miles Of C Gorge I own, containing '25 acsss,
Tile greatest part OF this land is heavily ,sa-
veses Nth red md white Oak.
Z. Il Z 50,
Three thousand acres on the Scsoao
River. III the state, of Ohio.
7 his tract descended to me from ny uncle
George D. Alsxandeg, beiag one lnoletyeeS
the land he YVES. entitled to for his military ser
Wees during the revolutionary Sss. z . the
title papers with the wilia-lad.r which am IN
entitled to the aboye properly, ase IN the
hands of BALDWIN. DaDR, Esa. to Whp.n. a,'-
plicsk;on VIII please to be mailes!or terms sSe
he being legally authorised 70 Gosts ss: ana
dispose Of all the above valuable properly, loz
which good and satiss factory ifieesswiil A. ssss
e-sn,
Waiter s. ssfeSsader.
Aagost Is, -
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FOR SALE,

Or 10 be RENTED for. one o, more gears
ysIiss whole of ssee REALESTATE be-
longing to Pressley Carr Lane, lying in
slsi adiacent.to the town Of Centsexille, ln
3 Fairfax county.
This property consists Of the well known
8 TAVERN now occapied bgssdr .fdam MI
ckeH.
Tie STORE HOUSE now@sn tie .-occu-
spancy of Mr.. Daniel haryinsfo n--and from
eeiaat hundred to thousand acres of good
sFARMINGLAND, at present in the pes
session of Dir Carr ". Lane, and Sr Ea!-
!. Ter Locker, which viii be disposed Of in sepe-
rate tracts or eiitiae.
Ills presumed that-any person disposed1to
bly orient any of the above property Will tirst
view the ssre ADD Judge for themselves
further description IS therefore unnecessary
CT Mr. I1ms wessla take smell
rgeoxsiss IN Negroes.
IIarriion Fiszhpgh.
Fairfax County Oct. rs. law
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GARDEN SEEDS

Ez.HE SUBSCRIBER has large assert
ment of GARDEN SEEps Of last years
Growth. Peas, early Charleston, Marrowiat'
! as. Green RoiIcival, do. Early Dwarf Beans
escorted, LlmaFtlo .Yensor, do, Cabbage, Early
3 ors, Early Dwarf, White Savoy, Yellow ana
Green, do. Salmon and Purple Radishes, Rea'
White and Black, Turnip Radishes, Celery,
Endiye. Spinage. Parsley, Red Beet, Carrots
Parsnips, White, Red, and Portugal Onion
Early, Long, Green, and Common tucum-
Der, ettice, Early, Sclesia, Ice, andRoyal 40.
Asparagus Roots, Herbs of all sorts.
also,
Il large variety Of Grated Fruit Trees,
PIONEERING Shrubs and. Roots, collection OF
Green House Plants, in Pots, Cssange, Cha
dock, and Lemon 7 rees, in Boxcs,sfit to bear
Fruit.
Apply at h::s G:a.1ascry, lower end Of Pitt
street, Alexandra,
Peter Billy.
February 8. saw4tf :.