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ed Board of Agriculture. What ſucceſs has attended the attempt to place this important matter in a juſt light, 0- thers will judge; but it will be doing no more than juſ- tice to admit, that no pains have been ſpared in the exe- cution of this taſk, which others might have performed with more ability, but not with greater alacrity or zeal,

Tt is impoſfiüble to conclude this Report without men= tioning to the Board the very flattering manner in which the perſon commiſlioned by them to make this OUI VeY» was received by all ranks and deſcriptions of perſons in the county of Weſtmoreland. Every poflible aid was given by the two reſpe@able Members of the Board ref= dent in the county, The other individuals who affiſted him are too numerous to be diſcriminated; but the wri- ter of this paper will ever remember their very polite at- tention with gratitude, and his ſhort refidence in that part of the kingdom with peculiar feelings of pleaſure and reſpect.

What gratitude is due to HIM, who firſt called the at=- tention of the nation to its moſt important intereſts, and whole unremitted efforts are directed to promote the good of his country! How well does He deſerve, and what a ſure road has He choſen to immortal fame, that will ſur- vive the ravages of time, and ſmile at the fleeting celebrity of martial atchievements!

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