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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-08-27
". 4. Goods and Groceries,
CHARLES M. THURSTON,

CHARLES NJ. THURSTON,
nfFERs for sale, at his store, No. "a. Thames
~ sweet, (corner Of Mill.stseet,) for cash or sp-
proved credit. ts ss4
Hysoo,
Young Hyson TEAS.
Hysonskin, and by the chest.
Boxes and bbs Havana brown Sugar,
B5is. dS. white do.
Bbs aud bags Coffee.
Pepper and pimento. per bag, IS,
1000 lbs. pore Ginger.
200 do Casss,
Rice, per cask,
Flour, per bbi. l.
Tobacco, per keg, n- .s.
Snuff, per bladder, .-tAse -
Chocolate and Candles per boz,
Gin, per pipe or bbl.
w l. and N. T. Rum, per hid. or bbl.
100 kegs first quality Gunpowder.
Shot, per bag.
also, ~
A general assortment OF the first quality w. l.
Goods and Groceries. at retail. -
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-08-27

nFfERs for sale, at his store, No. "a. Thames
~ s,reet, (corner Of Millstseet,) for cash or sp-
proved credit u,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-08-27

Gr job Work sa.ist.c' oriIy executed.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-08-27
House. OF Enicrfdinn,enf.

House OF Entertainment.
ID ICHhkD BARKER respectfully informs his
"a friends and former customers, that he has re-
turned to his native town, and has taken the house
IN the rear Of the shop Of DAVID WILLIAMS,
watch maker, north side Of the Parade. few doors
above the Newport Bank, where he intends toilseep
House Of Entertainment, and will use every
lion ~ give satisfaction to those who will favor him
with their company.
Clubs and Private Parties will be accommodated
as ussal-snd few steady Bosrders can be admit
ted
Newport, April %, 1917.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-08-27
G,ocsriirs-Noad and Lumber.



FREEBORN * THURSTON,
OFFER for sale. ct their store and wharf, on the
- Point, in Washington, street--a general sssort-
ment ot Groceries, Wood, and Lumber--among
which are the following:
10 hhds Moiasses,
10 bbls prime Beef
10 casks new Rice. ~
90 bbls Cider,
,-i 10 boxes Hartford Soap,
10 do Candles,
bbls currant Wine,
do. Cherry Rum. tt .,l t
Likewise--S0. 900 merchantatle noards, of a su.
perior quality; 100000 Vermont Shingles, Of the
nsst, second and Third quality 80, 600 Eastern do.
hrst and second qualify; 1000 Clapbosrds--and
many other goods, to numerous 20 men,on--an
which will be sold together, retail, rs low ~
IN any part of this town. Nav -.
A. ". ALLEN & Co.
- EsPEcrFULLY acquaint their Customers and
iA the pubic. that they have taken the No.
tO9, Thsmes-street, next south TO Mr.. David Rod.
mans. where they offer for sale, at wholesale and
retail. as cheap can be parch hased in Newport,
complete assortment OF genuine
M GRO RIES.
also, FOR sals--S tons bar Iron.
Newport, sept 10, 1916. (0)
Wcarers take Notice.
IRON Is TO 20 good Bedick weavers may have
= employment by immediate application 10
y .iuy 10 Y w. LAWrON.
RICE.
A few casks Rice, OF very superior quality land
n n few casks white vine vinegar--for sale by
the subscriber. JAMES B PHILLIPS
Newport, Aug 20.
!. JOHN III. MOORE,
HAS foe sale---scwing Twine. seine do whipping
- do; carpet Warp and Filling Codlinss, log.
lines aud Bedcords. Cordsge Of all kinda to be
Red Factory, or at his house in Tanner street.
Newport, July So
.FREEBORN & fHUkSTON,
HAVE just received and offer for sale, at the ir
Store ~ Washington street, on the Point,
1000 bushels CORN Of an excellent quality.
Ju'y y.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-12-04
Nohert SMaparA s 60.

M now receiving by the ship Scipio from Lverpool
n very general and well selected Of Bsrd
U0rc CHtterg, PtVfed aad Br0ss Sgdlferg which
they disposed % sell very accomnudatingterns.
Aud are likewise receiving from New York and Phla-
depbia ton plough plates ten tons bar iron, win
dow glass.5 iO,gS H. 10 x l2-screE s,-cocke
sand meal aud wheat sieyes;oreen ridde wire, &C.
November 53im
IL those having spy i,st claims against the state Of
- Col homas Peri nsOii, dec. late Of the Of
5ios requested to them properly nuhcnti
Gated Those indebted 10 the sud who have not
made satisfactory Arrangements with the executors
informed tht no iuds.euc will be allowed longer than
the 2Jth Of Dsceuiifer
JOHN LASEa wH. Z. EeeLSs1oN, Er'rs.
Nsrspbsf 4 s2.rSt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-12-04
IRON the coi.NEcrIcUT wIaRon.l

ARSENIC TAKEN WITHOUT INJURY.
Tie object Of This communication is to diff
fuse more generally ti,eOpinisn, that char
coal is eniiuently an antidOte to arsenic from
our know lge Ut chemistry. we have reason
to aspect il should be, but we ought not to
trust theory, without experience.
Mr.. Il ------- TOOK last evening, ihrsRgh mis-.
take, considerable quantity OF dTsRiate If M
tash he bad previously been exercised with
severe pain la tie heed. from uncommon cXer-
iion duiiug the day, and had taken hls supper
Immediately upon The dose OF arsenic some
suspicions were now excited and assistance
sent for, wklch fortunately was near.
Found him Win quick pui.e, considerable
prOstratiOn OF strength, a sense Of heat over
the whole body. prlckiSg ~ The limbs, (the
headnche gomez disagTee1ble dry seUsatiOu
IN the throat, and some degree Of anxiety as
might be- expected.
Gave - grains OF Sulphate Of Zinc, which
prOdnccd very little sickness after waiting
- minutes, gave ht short intervals II grains
more, together with halt an ounce OF pulyerSed
charcoal. suspended IN tea cup of water M
sickness produced, but the heat aud pickiug
vas rs logger ftli, and the pulse beeanle mo
derStr,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-12-04

WAS COMMITTED 10 tie iaV Of Js6erso,, eo,,,f,
"a. Hc. fofio,riRg RUNlfGp.dY 81. fYES, ris -
DIch-G bTfgh hSntGffo, feet inch kigh and
@oot3i 20 Hsars 81 age. LGd on BheH cqm1gitfes a
oro"Mgredt codt blue ckOe bodisd cont hite t0isf
err btHe PdHfatoons an Old oot hnt and fne shoes
tOg"t'eHgN the loth 81 October last says lie Is the
property ~ dar0n Hodges, Hting in SnggSer coVaty
Wesf Tennessee. '"'
BILL-o bright mHiaffO,5 ffefO inches hiah. amt
aoot years Ofd II0d SHAG cOionrcd COTTON coat
da'k cOrdcd paHfatooHs, yetf0o home made sesfcoaf
me shoes unit an oid root hat Committed o1fl e22d
q Ocfober sayS ne belongs 10 Nm. BryaH, of Nelson
DICh-aboHt t,reHtg ye0rs Of arc free feetfeuigcL
IS htgh Very btack, tch scar on his forcbe0f mai
o" n daTk coffOH coat h0if 7roTH. uehtbfgs Inn
roundabout, OH thrilled pdRfaIooNs, phite oi1jIg
tcaiSfcodt IRE hat, and coarse shO,S. (oHmiffed on
me lHh ~ Ocfootr ;says he billings TO Gsorgt LGHe
Of Stafford county, Va.
Norcmbcr2l. - -,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-12-04
&0tice.

WHEREAS some false Impressions and as sertions t.
w been cucuiaicd as TO NY intention relative 10 H.
business done ~ tue Fiue Creek Mills tbfourb Dr 81
"dTd Mdyo-it becomes my duly for the saisfaciot -
s"ch persons rs nay feel any concern on tie sniect 49,
nlaka me iooHing statement When Dr. Mayo failed In
business under connection sith H. bTofier fie ,,
cisiiesses Of his family excited nv most naif,I
w ana bsng me mother Of bis WIFE, very natural,
iceFefy dsp0siiion TO render f all The assistance Ia
~ power. bt a. could not do any thing for Dortc,
aJV Wiihopt exposing ito te credilars 81 Jnseoh ana
boWaIa Mayo determined 10 Constitute him NY sqetf
mills, agreeable TO power Of ATTORNEY .bich ~ rec.
w we ceis once Of this countythe proceeds OF bir
at, satsyng ai densnds, have always intended ard
my ueath' 81 sooner, make INTO The hands a.
ioi me separate use and benefit Of my damgtes
S'tah Mayo, ana hst chidsg2. ELIZA PLEASANT.
Powhataa, NoS,2s. sswtt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-12-04
[Erpnl IA Iti,kesbrrrc GLcnr

4
EXECCTiON-On Saturday last. the 18th instant was
executed bethany, wayn county, penn pursuant to
his sentence, CoRNt LiuS JONES, aged about ~ years
FOR the murder OF his siepatieT winch lie effected by pl-
wing arsenic, which crime together with several elLcTs
less nagntnde) he confessed previous Ia execution AZ
ter he received bis sentence anu that death
table he beOuh himself 10 and reading he Scrip
lures practice which he had hitherto totally
having never read chapter IN the Bb.c his life al
first lie fetgrcai encouragement, under of the
nOrnity 0 his crime ana wckeduess of his past life aud
great nut being greatly aged x strength
ened by those who visited HIM this OCCASION lie con
tined seeking until atlengtb while the sheriff as reading
tD him his death war ant about Two previous 10
his execution lie protested to have Obaned paI for
all his offences aud felt TeCOnced his APPROACHING
dissolution From tins time his latest moment there
visible change III bIs department. The liTs thar
heat in the morning COIneiins. pT1ling and
singing praises TO Godhe iHGeed example OF pa
tence and sgnatOu he heard TO EXPIRES.
a wish that lac might lyethe morning of execution
he appeared enjoy much of The Divine presence. BY
he asked, IL be was afraid to die, tile day
had arrived p He replied, No, love dea' by srOti
err Is confidence still strong i'll The Lord ~ He
answered 4" Yes love him and he with him.
lie frequently heard to say, while the dungeon Il
OIL his way the gaows- This IS the best and happ
est day ever saw" Nothing appeared disturb him
in tue least bringing in his coffin p1ttiBg the halter
round his neCk-comiDg In sight Of the gallows- all ap
peared 20 him matters of minor Importance and caus
bcnanIaincd the same canmess ana thar he
had bhertO anifssed here, in company with others
he sang hymn OF bis choice, with full steady
voice fact he literally smiled aud appeared pleased
in death and met the isa moment with the rnness Of
martyr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-12-04
Eirst Mate NapyahannocA
December ..

AND FOR SALE.-Che subscriber offers ior sale the
IL farm called .S1O,O creek, aud he confidently
any person desTors to purchase such property that
farm OF the size the river is more desirable
productive u contains Between four and I'VE nun
dred acres, and lie believing that will purchase
the aud without previous examination of IL the sui
scriber will fobear detail many Of the advantages az,
taChcd To IL. lie viii by OF furnishing general ids
Of tile iarm state that IL is distant from this about
miles that IL is bounded side by Kappa
hammock River. and another side by Snow Creek which
gives To the farm-hat II cODitchends large
portion of improved meadow land, yielding annually
from 100 200 10 400 900 weight of timothy, aud superior
natural grass hay; for the whole of which, good aud
steady market is at handtha the arabic land laid on
three shifts. besides small iied Of forty acres and
though naturally ferlie, has been much improved By
series Of clover and plaster managemen; system pc
criay beneficial to this Iand, and for the easy prose-
cntion it, plaster alvay he had good in
this place, at the landing tue farm. Thc supply
Of timber and wood is abundanily sufficient for all the
purposes Oi tie farm.
fine buildings consist OF comfortable oveTseer's house.
barn, good Stables, and two new framed houses Or
the people. The land contains several bold, fail
ing springs OF the best water the situation is healthy,
and In every respect vey eligible for the residence Of
family. There H. also upon the farm valuable mill seat
and the neghbOfho0d hicky settled and wealthy
SIR. Proctor, the manager The farm, will attend
AIRY one deslfOus examine IL. Proposals purchase
by The subscriber residing IN tbis place
The payments required. will be oncfomtb Of the whole
the delivery Of Tie land. aud the balance in
equal annual payments thereafter, each payment TO
bear interest from the delivery Of The land. I'll paid.
Satisfactory security will nc required fT the deferred
payments, obtaining which, perfect CONVEYANCE for
the land viii be executed by HUGH MERCER
y. B.-A plat Of the land will very Ice made aud
The precise quantity asceriaincd. VI. ".
fredericksburg, Deoefnber2. GO-A
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-12-04
Notice.

TIVE subscribers being appointeda committee for car
Tyng the act OF Assembly no effect passed thc 2Sth
day Of January ISL Incorporating Il company for i'm.
proving and extending the navigation Of Willis River are
now prepared with e necessary funds for completing
the same-lt IS. therefore,
ResokCed, That proposals will be received for accom-
plisbngt the work in conformity said act We wonId
contract for the whole, pau Of the distance COIN
mencng at the mouth Of said river. Any person or ser
SONS disposed TO make propositions for undertaking Inc
work, willapply TO Willis Wilson, 10 Cumberland cnuntv
or To Edward Cunningham, Richmond who viii ei,e
the necessary explanations as to the plan, &c.
Wills WILSON
JOHN c. PAGE
JOHN GIL LIAM
JOHN A. TRENT
JOSIAH ALLEN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-12-04

Ordered halt sn ouaee Of charcoal, 10 water
rs before a tablespoonful of which, 10 be
given every 10 minutes ;an ounce OF Oh. Riclni :,
10 be repeated at am interval of hours should
not the first quantity operate and left him for
the night.
Found this morning, that he has s,cnt com
iortabiy most OF the nj h;, has taken two ounc.
es OF oil, which has operated proiusclv and
frequently, has had no thirst or sickness al
stomach pulse slow aud regular; tongue
swollen and pale, but lively ut the margin !;
conntenance good, and lac will be able to at
tend TO his ordinary business shortly.
CoaclusionS.-'ihat the charcoal was the only
agentm counieracting the ei,-'cts OF the poi
son, and was the cause, together with the Tor
por of the stomach, OF his not puking from 81
grains of white vitrio.
That the dose OF sitrol retained in the sys-
ten, must have produced AN uncommon paroX-
ism of thirst, had il not been for the exhibition
of carbon, and therefore that all metallic oNids
must he inert When given with the med, cine.
the stomach Vegetable Emctics, and not mine.
| raj should be resorted To, such as oxyinsl of
! sqmls, Ipecacuaniii, Apocynum and rosrn,i-
| fOiium. Lycopodlum selago, and above all, the
| distilled water ot Rlnunculus fianmula, the o.
| pesatlon of which is said, by doctor Whitening
| "a respectable writer, j to be immediate.
| Note-lhe three last named plants are indi
| genUus; there are two varieties of r. liam
| mula, but both frequent the same soil, aud con
| sequeTtiy possess the same propertes.-Ih,
| virtues of the plant (R-f- ought TO beinveS
| tisated; the sensible qualities are such as de
/ seihe attcntion-aud the pame of Doctor Wi
| therina ought TO be suiho Fnt to give IL plac,
| III the Materia NJ edica.s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-12-04
Plaster Of Pnris.

vs'iiE subscribers respectfully inform their friends
n and the pablo, that they have large supply OF
Plaster OF Paris, hand, OF superior quality. They
have been informed that part oil their Ground Plaster
sold during the last season, was IN damp stale, and
thereby rendered difficult TO get III proper order, for
using upon the earth the which produced this
has remeded by keeping the casks of plas
ter dry until tEey taken from the yard During the
last for selling plaster had of shell
tering the same, and consequently the casks after being
filed with plaster, exposed to the weather the
whole Of the wiuer season. Inch affected the plaster
this very much. We are now prepared with every
convenience for preserving the plaster dry and
il to be delivered III COED order and of the Uery best
quality. WOODSON & STAPLES.
Nov. Fl 81 l2t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-12-04
Female Tuition.

MISS MARY TERRELL proposes to open SCHOOL
Nv Tor the Instruction OF ladies' year
al the residence OF her mott in the neghbourbood
tie Green Springs Louisa onnty. Her OF in
strGcon will embrace the SLOWING branches of Eduea
tongeography the french aud English languages gram
naiicaiiy, painting, drawn L and arithmetic.
The price OF board n ion the former Of which In
etudln. article oi dou este accommodation except
bedding, will be furnished 10y hrs.Terreli 1t ) l20
mum.
The qualifications Of those, who solicit public patron
age in tue pursuit 10 which Miss Terrell Is about de-
voe her time and her acc eiTeets, or in ahy other
must Tor the most part the first instance 1t least
taken either recommend tion or trust Tor herself
she vruy say, that her education ha- to
qualify her fer female inst rcon and To those
who may favour her urdei sAns, that attention or
endeavonr shah be ysnting. her par enshten the
minds and form aud cou1.m The morals OF her puDs.
Her school will commence tie 18th OF January next
Green Springs. Lonisa, NV. u. twill
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-12-04
Valuable Coal N4anA.

E(Y virtue Of deed Of executed 10 the nbsctiber
81 by Peter Dupuy, Of powhaian county bearing dafe
ihe dd OF February 1915, for ccriaiG purposes te,rn
sperined shall OIL IHitSaGy tie eth ddy or JaHuarg
neat II iair, az not the fair day expose 10 pnbiiC
sale for cash. before the front vi the Faf,ers nk
OF virginia in the Ciiy efCluond all The crestwhr
the said Dupuy holds IN that valuable cpa estate onr-
By r. Dnpny and William G. Foral uf Co David
FasrsoD situate in the lower end Of PowLaan county
and known as PaitersOn's Pits.
X. NJ. PULLIAM, Trustee.
November. So tvtds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-12-04
tMill-Stone MaMufactorN

'eNtiE subscribers int, their friends aud the Public
in general that they lave just received 5000 ukR-
BLOCKS, directfrom France, Wan York, Baltimore aud
Boston, which lin addition to their former Stock will
make their assortment compicte-Gentemen DESTROYS of
getting Sfoney OF the best quality, requested TO
cal the Shop 18Th Street, between and Streets
where the subscribers will endeayour To build the
shortest notice having obtained number of the best
Northern woTkmen. Weatter ourselves will lie able
build equal il superior Milstones any in the U.
Sates.f All work done in Factory will he warranted
WHITE, DAVIDSON * co.
SEPT. 10. 39-wtSL&2aMU
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-12-04
Spring MN sAcaAelyly /.

MY FALL SESSION commenced OF The 18th instant
IVA and Will close the 18th OF April next. Parenis, lao
may their cMren To my care, are assured iha
every attention viii he paid their morals aud hteIar,
impiON cement. JAMES q. HaDDEL.
December
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-12-04
Valuable PronertH

ENOR SALE wish to sell upon installed payments
L. from to years, my GIfCr or LAND, situated in
me county OF buckingham "n iaIIolph's creek eight
miles from James and live miles Wilss rivers cox
tanning by late survey ssh acres half which
is cleared and well enclosed and IN good condition for
farnins There were 09 bushels Of wheat sown on the
planhll0 this Fali The purchaser can have possession
at Christmas next.
AS II presumed that person will purchase with
out hrst viewing the properly, further description is
deemed unnecessary. Myhroihcr, B. A. Brown, living
near the premises will shew them any person DESTROYS
oil viewing them. BENAJAH BROWN.
November IS. 50 s3t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-12-04
Notice.

HHViNG observed in the papers that COL u. pauer
u sons trustees have advertised the land which Mr
pupny and myself purchased OF him. under The trnst
ueto execuedby us to secure the purchase money Of the
same. ne (Cel P)wiildo me the justice 10 say that
have long sncepaid him my proportion ofthe purchase
for which hold his receipts.
no smbet2s. 81 sost
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-12-04
Copartnership DissolyeA,

rH1IIE Of com mercallouse
D. IN Antwerp, under the firm IT CANDLES 4HAGAR.
II, having been abandoned, DISSOLUTION OF the co.
partnership has taken place 10y mutual CONSENT
SIR. JAMES HAGARTY has established hifr,seifin H.
veTpool as 4 GENERAL COMMlsStON MERCHANT
ana has made such arrangements wiz enable him To do
his mauagement. 80
Tie aubscribcTs will take great pleasure In facilitating
the shipment of produce which may be consigned to The
address Of Mr. u. BY his friends LynchbuTg or eIss
"1eie' JOHN e. GAMBLE
ROBERT GAMBLE.
ApNsiHutI y. WI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-12-04
Robert Gamble
Cheap & New foods.

yON KING respectfully apprises his friends aud the
~ public that he has just received and is opeiiug
elegant assortment of STAPLE & FANCY GOODS,
purchased principally the late public sales in n.
and Phadel 1hia by the package, which enables INN
supply customers with cheap articles for cash
cepiances.
~ Country merchants aud others invited to call
and examine the same. Nov. 5G.wtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-12-04

(NOMMrrIED TO Buckingham Jail The 2otb of octo
" Der last negro man by the name Of SAM sAUN.
DEko'1is compeXion 10 rather light, about % years
scar immediately Between his eyes lie says he Is fe
property Of William c. Williams, Of Richmond
Novemher2I. !, S" ,'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-12-04
tFrom The ". Jersey Journal.
Nr. KoLLocK.

Mr.. KoLLocK
Ia addition Othe experiment made last
season have again made further aud extensive
tai of The principle which recommended Of planting
the eyes ol potatoes
the eyes OF tie potatoes used 10 family taken from
d., day used putting them IN stone earthen jars
tho cellar to Keep them from freezing, aud the s
al MAY. painted hein n rows,by line, about orr inch
apart and (when dug they produced as large aud good
some large planted whole alongside.
I'd On May ltth took of the largest potatoes tliatI
had raised lie eyes of potatoes last season. from
which 1.-THE eyeS about the size " cent aud planted
them the ground ia Of l0 feet long ands
feet apart, putting the eyes Corr inches apart with but
little
Tie above potatoes we're of the best red lbs. o.
kfiG, and weighed sltOgetler.,......
The eyes, When cut out, weighcd....'.. Ia
And on October lOih dug then up, aud they yielded
subei aud ontteeD quarts which weighed ST lbs Of
as handsome potatoes AZ you saw. OF which
weighed 10 ounces, and anHmber moreitan llafpcund
each, aud the measured from t. eight
feet By eight, making but half rod, which would
make the produce VI an acre more than four Hundred
nly bushels.
sd. Nav 10Th. TOOK two potatoes ofth. blne nose or
Ifj-h bsCk that weighed eight ounces one plant.
ed whole the o'hcr cut ten eyes which weighed
one ounce aud planted FIVE ewes w hiIi and on the
isl The whole potaoe yielded % OF = lbs. ~.
good tlIc, weighing altogctbeF...... u
"a. one half Of the eyes yielded =,
weighing. ........... ...s.ss..'.ss.. II
81. IGcotnrr bali oil the eyes -, weigh.
ng..........s..............s
So tia, the eyes produced lbs. 2oz. OF 10 oS fOr
o.. planted.
Therefore think may safely recommend the above
econouislng principle Of planting potatoes, as Il WI
make a saYiHg Of more than i've eigbs of seed, and
hope this ray satisfy the public ~ adopt Tie
above inetLos aud am, With rsspeet their humble
EsisassVtepp. Nos. 10. 1917.