From the Pennsylvania Gazette.
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PoTAToEs.-We recommend, from experience
the following directions for gathering and preserving
potatoes, to all who desire to have them good.
There is another plan however, which might be
practised upon a small scale, to have. few prime
for family in the spring, and that is not to
gather the potatoes in the fall but to let them re-
main in the ground during the winter If the patch
he not flooded with water and the potatoes have
been planted moderate depth, (and deep planting
is always found to produce the sweetest potatoes,
few inches additional earth. or an equivalent OF
litter spread the rows, will protect them from
frost. Then take them up early in the spring, be-
fore vegetation commences, and they will be found
to possess. in an eminent degree, the sweet fresh
ness Of new potatoes.