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) he OQ y refpedt, eS Sir,: Fs Your moft humble Servant, is ; va~ drain JAMES ANDERSON, AS at} rheh| thef LETTER SECOND. ch mt TO THE SAME.| On al ;| cult Cotfeld, near Edinburgh,; SIR, 10th Fanuary, 1796.| be a SIncE I had the honour of addrefling you in public on the fubject of draining land, I have|: i:‘: i 4 Noa earnt that a controverfy has been carried on in\ the newfpapers to fome length, upon the fame\© see| he fubjeét, by various perfons. Who thefe perfons are, a I know not; and with the particular obje& each| MR |