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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-06-28

Strapped Pantaioors-In all Orer -
To laugh at the mishaps of others, is not
generally accounted generous; yet there
are occasions Of This character. when TO
lnok grave extends ''al powers Of face"
Such was Tie case 10 this city flew morn
ings >incc. twas early in Eie day,whcn
the wharf al The packe; basin was Incl
with travellers about 10 take the packets.
ant lockers OF. that young man issued
from one of the offices aud approached the
canal ior the prrpoJe of giving On ink
stand ablutiou. His panta!oons were
strapped down TO The extreme Of the fash
ion. making the acl Of stopping one Of no
litl!s effort and risk. Tie first essay 10
plunge The ink stand into the water, WINS q
failure. while The strain, consequent on it,
caused grccvssion Of snaps and cracks,
indicating giving way Of some part Of
the strapped panIalonrs. Gaining his per-
pendicular agaid. the youpg mau threw n
itLc ulpre ,iurce into his geEuheciive ef-
fort. bnt JUS, as the object sought was on
The roinl uf being gained. the strnps, una
hle longer 10 endure the strain 10 which
they were subjected. gave way. simulra-
nooIs! y causing uadir.dip Of The head
and zcui!h pioh o: the hecls, and By
consequence, as near plunge into the
basin, Of The body owning these head and
heels. rs the most fas,itinus diver could
desire 10 sec. j, was done scientifically
aud 10, the delight ot large circle of spec
ta.ors, who testified their appreciation by
no chary use Of lungs and gestures. Soon,
however. the submerged one emerged TO
The Iish, Of day. and with his first recover
ed htcu'h. exclaimed Oh. the straps;
d---n The basin and all ihose around H.
l.Lct ;his &c a caution 10 those who are we'll
strapped down, 20 beware how they ven-
,uro on experiments involving The possi-
hiIi'y Of an involuntary th."-Roch.
Daily Ado.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-06-28

( Receipt for surfing Tomatoes !,oelre
r-.onfhs.-The frsl evening yherc is good
reasdn 10 appreheud a frost, have the
lru, carefully picked. selecting those
which arc firm and fsec from specks-
then 'pu, IN tie bottom OF tight keg.
barrel. or jar, layer of;Piue Straw,
which has been thoroughly dried, aud air
ed, aud q layer Of The fruit, alternating
the straw. and Tog.a,nea rniil The vessel
is filed, taking care to pu, very thick
layer Of straw. on the last layer Of fruit
Then put on the Top close cover, which
i; to oe kcp, dpwn with q. heavy weight,
anu TO be. placed in green house or dry
ceilar--ard whcnevehibc Tomat,n is ,a-
ken to introduce the hand carefully. re-.
removing the straw no li,,ie as possible.
and always replacing i, and the cover pre-
cisely in The same state il was.-Ttmper-
cgce .idrc-Qtc. '-ar-
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F. F. SlEG,
d. ID. BRUNS0N.

We, the urdcraigncd. having been appoint.
cd Domestic missionaries. for the 1tl, Section
of the Chuiches OF the Edsefeld Baptist Asso
.ciailon, give notice. that we will by Divine
permission attend The Churches, at the follow
ing tirnes:
Pieasan, Grove. on The Saturday before the
Is,Lord's Day in July. i,
Hamburg, on the Saturday beteEc the 2nd
Lords Day in July.
Big Stephens Greek, on the Saturday before
the 3rd Lords Day in July.
Mount Zion, on the Saturday before The l,h
Lords Day in July.
Horns Creek. on the Saturday before the 9Th
Lord'S Day:in July.
EdseGeld, orihe Saturday before the ls,Lords
Day in August.
Red Oak Grove, on The Saturday before The 2nd
Lords Day in August.
Bethany at Republican,. on the Saturday be-
fore the Sd Lnrd's Day i'll August.
Antioch. on the Saturday before the i:b Lord 5
Day in August.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-06-28

H'ire Dir!ding.-A number OF gentle.
men CONNECTED! with the wino and spirit
Trade in Edinburgh. tec!in. rcscves
much acsrievcJ by Tic serious cxloui to
which !he system has arrived Of private
srntlcracn dividing pipes Of wine. brandy.
&c. among their lrien,!s, 10 the -ery scri-
Gus injury uf the tIaGc, made application
10 the board nl exci.e requesting their
opinion us 10 its legality, and bcir prompt
answer was. that there could not he
doubt but the IEacticc was iIegaI.-Gics.
goi' COWicr.
In nothing, perhaps, IS The artificial
coudi'ion Of Ncieiy in England more
cleariy shown Than in The nun,bcrlcs, rcs-
lrainS upon frejoIn of action created by
law. Thehecper Of ur eating housc, in
IN English cry may not furnish one of
lis customers with a elaAs Of ale from his
own cellar; that would Lc Drcjudical 10
the keeper q! tho ncNt pprcr !!ouse. end
TO the nex' porte: house kc mu,t send,
.or every glass tho. is consumed OH his
premises. The keeper of wine vault.
alias tipping shop. mus; no, sell a bouic
Of winei thai would ipiurc tic wipe nler-
chant. On IEe other hand, the wiue
mcTchantmusI ncr sell less lhaa bottle;
I!a! would inju'c tic tipping shop.
Some ,rudesmen are rruhipileL from
selling less than 1--WE gallous Of liquor
some are prohibited iIon selliug ono kind
%! article; .somo aro allowed 10 sell 40
other kind. An npoihecary for example,
may not supply one Of his pupils with
pure alcohol, or spirits of wine; il he has
"a orior i"r-a gallon he clrs, send 10 the
licensed disliiler or vendcr. The kcepc:
of billiard room may not keep sesars fo'
sale; if a. player wants sesar. tho keepc'
mus, send 10 atobaccoaisr Thus every
trade in London is hedsed ronnd with res
srctions aud penalties, all (or tho prclcc
,ion Of ono or auplher kind OF traffic.
But we did nol. know.thas The nhsurdi
~ wac carried 20 go ,exa,iuus an extreme
as it appears 10 be from the paragraph a
bove quoted. !, seems that a prival:
gentleman canno, even clue with Il ler
friends TO buy pipe Of wine. He mus
take The whole pipe to himsIi, ifhe wani
less, he mus, buy just the quantity HI
wanis from wine merchant. Verify
England seems 10 be governed too much
Il y. y. COMMERCIAL.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-06-28

More Of the kadeas corpus bysiness.--
Yesterday morning one Of the crew Of the
u. $. sllp Independence, named George
e. Eonnisn, WIN enlisted in June, lS4O.
and who was in double irons on board
that vessel far striking and abusing an
officer. was brought before the Recorder.
and his discharge claimed on the ground
that 5is term Of service had expired. lr
appeared ,huf lis term Of enlistment had
expired on the 9Th instopt. but TWO or
three days previously he had struck one Of
the officers and abused others. for which
he was PUT in irons. and il vas ipienied iO
take him TO Norfolk for trial before tho
court martial sitting there. Upon q hearing
of The case The Recorder decided that as
The offence was committed while he was
regularly enlisted in The u. 5. service ho
must abide by the consequence Of his folly
He was accordingly remanded, but had
hardly coached The ship, when a second
writ was taken OIL, returnabIe at a P. NJ.
before The same lunicionary and this time
he claimed TO te discharged on The ground
that be was illegally enlisted. being 9.
minor when he sisued the articles, and
having done SO wi'hout.;hs consent-of his
parents. This WAS abundanily proved.
aud the Recorder ordered him TO be dis
charged on Ina. srnund. deciding that the
striking his superior officer .was, BY his
hciug illegally enlisted, nothing more
,han mere assault and baIlery commit
ted by civilian, who was amenable 20
our laws. He vas accordingly discharged.
IN Y. CoW. &, Eng.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-06-28
NO. 22

which hnirs Stockings and Hosiery. Of all
kinds nf perfect shape niIhnut scam or
biemish, with rapidity and cheapness
hitherto unparalleled. Each machine, IL
is said, will kuil one per hour, while one
girl can easily tend ten machines and Eve
hundred machines may be driven BY ono
horse power. The Rev. John Pierpont
declares il the greatest mechanical inven-
lion ofthe uge. Unlike the clumsy and
cumbrous Stocking machine cf former
days. it weighs bet three pounds, and may
be placed Oh The cenrIe table of any Iady's
drawing room. i; will knn cotton, WOO
len, silk. c. any fabric. lrom the finest 10.
the coarsesI a disinrerested friend Of
the Tribune writes from Boston. 81 have
been looking a, this macbine With acton
ishmcnt Tor Two or three days. have
hear dof it before, but il takes seeing To
make believing in these days,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-06-28
Eric, May iG, lai3.

4 Nouci FH.e-pr;ss.-We Erd Tie fol-
owins in the Lancaster intclligcurcr,iro
which il will be seen tha; Mr. Wise. Of
balloon celebrity, proposes 10 ontsiiIP all
his competitors in that line. by nn effort 70
cross the A;lnmt;c. btr. Wise must Le
carefu! whe.c he icsccudS. Should ii 5e
on Morocco. the natives will keep him
aud sell him. and. what is worse, they will
sell him cI.cap-n couple uf dollars,in thai
cuar,cr. being ihnusht-ss much is = white
man IS worrl,.-Psrnsy!rcTcc.
TO all publishers of Npspapers on he
GioJe.-As it Is NY intention To make a
trip acru,s The atlantic Ocean 10 Balloon
in the summer Of l54H, aud is the descent
Or !a,ullng oI Balloons, ir my experience.
has tlnns' invariably created unnecessary
alarm 10 the Inhabitants, therefore. give
this general notice ~ the sea. firing com
muu;lv, OF oil clincs, Cha; should they,
during any Time hcnccfor,h, chance 10 te
in tie vicinity Of 4 Balloon, e,lher OH The
Ocean, or in the Atmosphere, they will
nnt be under any fearful apRrehensions,
b., cndeavur 10 give aid to The ahvea-
turcrs.
Il must not he Inferred from this. that
the success. is considrre-l i,rprptabIc, bu,
merely to be prepared for nil emergencies.
Having. irom long experience in
prosia,ics. been convinced, that regular
current IT air is blowing at all times. from
W. to e, with Z velocity. Of ircm 2e 10 :
miles per hour, according TO It's hcigh,
from The earth; aud having discovered Il
composition which will render silk, or mus
lin, impcrviolls.io hydrogen gas, SO that a
Balloon may he kept Goa, FOR many
weeks, :! feol confident, with these .advan.
iases, that a trip across Tie Atlantic will
no, be attended with as much real danger
as by the common mode Of transition.
The balloon is TO be ore hundred fee
in diameter, which will give anerascy,id
ing of power tweGtv-fve Thousand pound
being ample sulFicien, 10 make every
thing safe and.com!or,able. 4 sca-worrby
boa, 10 TO be depended on. in case the Bal
loon should happen to fail in accomplish
ing The "oyage. The boat would also b.
calculated upon in case the regular curren
OF wind should be diverted from the cours,
by the influence of the, Ocean. or ,hrousl
other causes. The crew TO consist O
three persons. viz: an Eronaui, Navi
salor. ard Scientific Lnndsman.
Therefore. The People Of Europe. Africa
Asia, and all other parts, on the Ocean c
a!sew here, vino have never seen Ba
loon. vii! hear in mind. that it 10 larg
Globe made Of cloth. cnsconced in nc
work. wi,h'a sloop hanging underneath i
cop,aiuing the latest pews from Ihc Uu
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-06-28

The inventive genius Of our country
men never rests, bnt is necessarily employ
ed in the development of some-new app!!.
cation of principles by which labor aud
time may be saved aud money made.
We 6nd IN the New York Tribune some
notice ola Rotary Kniuing Loom, inven.
ted, after much labor and study, by Mr..
Arnsnius Frruci. of Springfield, Conn
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the ravinc, which was OF more eTadua
ascent. and, from the Observers position
nj the lime entirely hid from his view
bri by peculiar state of the atmosphere
reflected 10 the side which was iu view.
Get with lhcsc sublime. grand. aud
even singular. and 10 some, mysterious ap'
pcarances in Nature. with thousands ol
Others. equally remarkable, for our ediii'
cation, every little incidebI ou, OF the or
dinary course of Nature is caugh, hold OF
by certain fanaiica demagogucs. to build
TAP for themselves atemPorary popularity
und secure followers and wealth.. By drafts
on human crednlily and in the destruction
Of human intellect. CnmcIs have come
and gone; the sun has been darkened aud
The moon refused to give her light; stars
have apparently shot frnu their places ;
me'cors have danced round the earlh
The Aurora borealis has assumed tie
most fhn'ast:c shapes. We have had
strange sights und signs in The Heavens
aud upon the earth. There huYe been
earthquakes in divers places. We have
had wars aud rumors oi wars. Rich ria
ccs have bccn made tiesn!arr. The hauSh-
IS have been humhcd. aud tie innble
exalted. TIE oppressed have been set
free and their hearts made glad. The
wicked have ruled. have been iramplcd
under foot.--1'he linn aud TIC lamb, The
wolf and the young hid have laid down
together aud I youue child has led lhen'
as with hair. These things have n'l
been occurring. since the history of crca-
tiun commenced and VIC have En ell
deuce dcdncihIe from them, lhat the earth
is TO be destroyed this year, more than we
have that its existence vii! terminate n
thousand years hence, or tha, i, should
have erdcd e, any given period before
this.
II is The belief of mos, christians. that
our Savior is to come in person 10 Judge
the world. |; is also a prevalent opinion.
that destruction Of the present organic
existence nf the earth will take place a
The cuusumnatiou n( those things which
the prophets have lnrc told. and that The
insrruncni Of lha, destruction is 10 be FIRE.
Yet the attempt for ,nan 10 define the pc.
faI,acious. Christ. himself. has tuIl u,
that 'of tia, d.y and hou. knnweGh n"
man. uoteveu The angel, 10 Heaven. bui
The Father which sent me-" Why then
should man kf.ow more than the ausei-. nr
how eau lie auemp, 10 scan lhc way. %! The
Almighty IL is ;rre, tia, Miller anI his
proscIyIcs. 10 not p7crcni to designate the
'day nor the hour" but they have Darned
the year, ard that is equally ,ampefi"g
with The attributes Of Jehovah, who. in all
the prophecies depending upon time. has
evidently caused them to be c!ohed with
mystery. leaving the solution Of their full
f!menl oa!y to Je determines by Tie oc-
currence Of the event. while he has com
mandcd oil IL "warch aud he ready"
Il. l.. HARVEY.
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toHN TRAP.
". a. WILLIAMS.
tlaees &c MisSiOncTic

G9IeS &c .htSStoHctttS.
In consequence Of The naa,ber Of Churches.
and the limited time for visiting then, !, Is ,i',
practicable. for us to attend e.ch. |Jc haze.
therefore, from their pceruezs to each other.
appointed one;meeling Tor Mt. Ledauon and
MI. Zion. 10 be held al the latter. The rca-
sons Tor this appointment vii, be given more
fully al The meeting. :! I.
u 4. w.
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EAgehelA Court House, S. c., June %, ts4s.

ted Stotes," with crew Of the world.
obedienl servant,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-06-28

The nniirrsigned will conmeucc their Mig
sionary 1abors,
On Saturday before The Is, Lords De- in
july, u, Providence.
On Saturday before the I'd Lord'a Dpy IN
July. =, SLOAN.
On Saturday bciose the 81 Lords Day in
July, 81 Fellowship.
On Saturday bcioTe the A,h Lords Day in
.Jnly, at Mocu,sin Creek.
On Saturday before the 5,h Loid's Day il,
July. al. Damascus.
On Saturday befarc the .lsi Lords Day in
August, II Good Hope.
On Saturday before Tho ed.Lord.S Day in
august. atLiitie Stevens Creek.
OrnSainrday bslose the 3d Lords Day IN
August. al Cheepa, Hill.
On Saturday before The sil Lords Day in
August, q, Sister Springs.
Each neeiiug will continue, cnexeck Il Cit.
senBistanccs favG.it.
2. WATKINS.
LOS. MORRIS.
,aIay,isis.
The undersigned will commence tas.r Mis-.
.s.onary lahcrs
On Saturday befoye the Is, Sabhatl in .IGly
!, Point. Pleasant.
On Saturday before he I'd Sabbath in July,
at Salem.
On saturday before TIC 3d Sabbath in.Jniy
II Red Bank
On ss,nHiay before. .;I's 81. Sabbath inJuly
1t Clouds creek.
On Saturday before The 81. SsbLa,h L, July
II Bethel.
On Saturday befaso the Is: Sabbath IN Aa
gust. Il, Rocky creek.
On Saturday before the 2nd sabbaih in An
-guyt, at Sardis.
On Saturday before the 3rd Sabbath in Aa
gust, atiexington.
On Saturday before. the .!.h Sabbath IN Au
.sus,, u, Clands creek.
iYM. WATKisS.
JAMES F. PETERSON.
BOOZE & JOB PRINTING
snFEvery description executed wit
T. 4 l.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-12

against
John White Joseph White, and Campbell White
and trading under firm Of John G. White
other defts
The defendants above having their appearance
and security according the Assembly
Of this Court and appearing by satisfactory evidence that
not inhabitants of tins Commonwealth II ordered
SAID defendants do appear here the Rules be held
Monday in June and the bill OF the Plaintiff and
Of this order be forthwith inserted newspaper
shed the City Of Richmond for successfully, and
posted at the front door OF the Capitol the said City
Copy-Tesie,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-12
W. MEREDITH

M GUILD INFORM the citizens OF Richmond ana
the adjacent counties moved door Messrs
water where cheap, cheaper than other
city for cash aeeeplnees wholesale
following comprising OF his stock to which
he invites the attention 81 buyers generally
Wool dyed blue blk. Cloth. DO do black do
Indigo Invisibs green do Olive brown do
blue biz Cashmere Single mill blue blk. French do
Light fancy French do velvets and other vesiing-
Plain Blk. and fcd satin do; Wide blue BLK striped Silks
Wide blue blk. Gro de Rsns DO BLK satin Tuck
Blue blk striped watercd Plain do do DO do black
Blue blk Black do do; DO Mattion Lusinns
Sinchew Sarcenet; Handsome light Silks assorted
striped ombre six White wai.Trd Gro de Napp
White pink and green Gro Deugrique, for bonnets
Chusan for dresses: Stripes and fancy Mousin De Lane
BIZ and blue hIk. do; do do do do BombaLine
and blue biz Alpaca Lus,re; Bin stripe Bazarine
Blue biz. Cape for wells; Bin and blue blk Love Wells
Pink green and blue and buff French Cambries
Also French Chinz for - cts Balzarines aud Lawns
Stripe Swiss Muslns; Plain and cord Taltain Muslin
Pink and blue do; Jaeonci and other Cambres
SIX and cotton Hosiery great variety
Ladies KID Gloves. all coors; Mems do do
Pansnls and sun Screens; SIX and cotton Umbrellas
Splendid Florence BRAID Bonncts; DO Bonnet Ribbons
Al kinds Gro de Napp do Camb Swiss EisingsS lnssrtings
Le Laees and Edgng Thread laces beautiful and cheap
Linen cambria Hdkts; Splendid rcyier stitched do
Also, few magnificent; Green Berage for wells
Handsome Brussels and other for caps
Infants french wrought caps Dimy collars
Dmty Collars and Cuff, Irish Linens great variety
Linen Henngs Hdkfs Brown French and Gras- Linen
Brownand white Linen Drilling Bleached cotton shirting
o. and ia Hamilton cotton Shooting
lO4 and I2i Linen Shecngs Birdscye and other Diapers
IIuckabuck and Russia do
Dauask Napkins aud blcached Table Cloths
blsached Linen do; Victoria Net Robes
do Marselles Skirts Corded do do Grass Cloth for do
French Collars and Colore fancy elk hugd Mi' Blk do DC
Calieoes. I, ). 6, ets and upwards
Manchester Richmond and Petersburg Oznaburgs
-, IS and ~ brown cotton Cloth
Lnnsdale, Phoenix and other Nankeen ap :
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-12

NEW WOKk.-Dniyefsalsm examined, renowned and eI-
posed IN series Of lectures embracing experience
author during ministry n YEAR, the testimony n
univeral ministers To the dreadful tendency their faith
by Mathew Hale mit
toNTESr- Religious evuerenrr Rea-
sons ior renouneng uuvefsasm, the difficulties
attend is defence 3D. Reasons renouncng
from The hreanng Bible. Reasons Tor renouur
unverss drawn from the adiuced support n the
Doctrine 9Th tnvcralm by arguments In It's
favor derived from the Light Of for
Ing univerasm drawn from Arguments
against univerahHn drawn from future Judgment Address to
christians In relation IN unyerslists unversalism
A supply just received by l.. NJ HAROLD
Al the : Depository. few the Exchange Bank
NH
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-12
NEW SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.

NEW SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
W. II. CHRISTIAN & co. received their Spring sup
w py Of Dry Goods which been selected with great
anl vii be offered unusually low for cash Among
them are the following
Prints Of every variety Tor 5, O., ?, 10 and IL cents
French CaLiJncs and Jaconets
Printed Lawns from l. 10 finest quality
Fine Paris Muslins, styles
Mosaic Balzaunes
Rich Panscnnes and Fouafd Silks
siuped Pekns at SIC, bargain
Black aud Blue Black Apleas
Earston Gnghaus
Chens do
Black and Lena Lawns AMI Ballonnes
Printed Mousseiins from PC 10 finest
Plain colors and black do
White Cambrcs, Jaconcis and Musins
Lace and Tareton Muslns
Fancy Crnyats and Scahs
Black and eolorcd Nett Cardinals
Nett Gloves and Hail Fingered M.us
Linen Cambria Hdkfs from 2jc 10 finest
Kentings irish Linens, Birds Eye, Huekabaek AMI Russia
Diaper
Crash Linen Sheefinrs
Brown French Linens and Dnllugs
Gambroons and Kremins
Marsells Chnly and satin Yesngs
Wilhelm Paris Cord and other Fancy Cassimers
Black French Cassimercs aud Doe skins
Black and colored Cloths an qualities.
Gents Summer Stocks. Cravats and Scafs
Linen Collars and Bu-oms
Rid SIN, Linen and i.sle Thread Gloves
Brown Cotton Hose, Suspendcs and general variety
Of Fancy Goods all q which Will be s,h cheap for cash
ap ~ w " CHRISTIAN l. GO.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-12
GARDEN SEED.
GAYN0R & LYELL,

HAVE just received fresh supply of Garden
- seed from the Nohaso different kHds Garden
st,dH son 90 tbs STATE all Of which they A. fresh
AKflCHOKE-Grecn Globe.
AsPAHACrs-Gmnf or butch
b'N'H BEANS-Br0ld Windsor Dwarf Mohawk Fariy Dwarf
m''awk Euu Eafy SIX Weeks Parry yellow Six Week Long
Poi Marrow Dwarf Red spcckled French Royal Dwarf White
roLE BENNs-fIoreuturaI Pole Large White Lima seahA
Runners WHITE butch Runners
p BEEI-LafS Blood ruup Early yellow, French Sugar. Long
BROtCOli-IarrU Purple Cape.
'ABBAGb-Blucrsca. Cromwell Urmhead. EarIy Bullock
Heart Dwarf Green Savoy. Eary Sugar Loaf Eay York FIAT
Red Picking
fANEUr-Toug Orange.
CAuLTLowER-Eary and Late Dutch
tpRN-sm1hs Eua Eldy
'ICJMBER-Esdy Fame. Fairy Green Cluster f,,y Green
Turkey. '7 wv"
EGG rLANr-Purplc
tNblNE-Grcrn CURED
hNLi.-Gfcsn CIrci Scotch.
LEiIICE-Brovn Dutch Eary Dimle,d r,,iy gfos, Cree.
'o.s, Zee. Large White Inf
I Nutmeg. ''' 's7 ''N'N w ''n'"
NAsTRrU'y
] bkRA-frng and st.s,t
/ uNlpN-slycf SKIN Yellow skin
/ IAhHLkN -tuf.ed and Single
fAhSNlP-Eura Large LARGE Dutch
80 hIi' lnpeHnl Dwarf Mauowst Dwarf Green Marrow.
- '',g Ii'H hafy Bishops Dwarf, Extra Early Sinclair %,
Nlshnrsn Fairy Warwick Marrusat
hhDlsH-Bick Spanish Red rurep Iory s,,,te, WA, r.
MP. yellow Tumip s ''''' WINE TUT
SATISFY or VEGETABLE OYSTER
sPlNAGE-Pnckly or Pan. Round t0aved or suun,e,
neck yellow striped W. " '' '''oA
TOMATO-GarEr Red
TURNP-Eafy White Dutch Eariy yellow Dutch Parry cs,a
sons Fairy White Stone Red Top Rua Baga White Fa Wn,s
Ai.so-Canay seed and an assortment Of Flower Seed
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