V1 PREFACE,

- gfe. 6‘ 11s Bh ers+" he is indebted to Mr. SaLisBpuRY, the able successor to Mr. Curtis at the Botanic Garden, Brompton. For cor- , S t 7 1 a co P|“ext a re rect drawings of several breeds of cattle and sheep, he 1s

sed to Mr. GARRARD and. Mr: Scott.| And the diffe-

Sow, (Dy

obhi rent laws and regulations which relate to agriculture have been carefully selected and digested into order, by Mr. Tuomas WALTER WILLIAMS, an able and oP. nt bar-

rister

From the great attention that has been bestowed in cor- recting and improving the figures in the plates of imple- ments and agricultural machinery, it is hoped they will be found well adapted to the views of the practical farmer, and will bring him more fully acquainted with the im-

proved means of cultivation.

In regard to arrangement, the Autl hor has pursued.that which seemed to proceed from the nature of the subject, without any regard to what has been done by others; his ereat object being to present to the agricultor, in as narrow a compass as possible, a complete and connected system of

husbanc idry.

October 13, 1804.

onl nssheeciesonssalipedastccictias