ligent and careful persons I met with, such ac-

counts as

they could give me—the following

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able is the result:

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Fissex.

Westmoreland. Hants.

Lincoln.

Wheat scarcely averages on strong or wet land two quarters per acre; most of it poor, thin, damp stuff. Barley worse. Wheat sowing miserable. Little in, Nov. 12. Deficient one-third.

Deficient one-third.

Wheat three-fifths of a usual crop. Barley, beans and oats three-fourths. Stiff land, too wet to sow, Nov. 13. On dry land, one-fourth deficient in quantity, and one- fourth in quality.

Full a third.

Ditto above one-fourth.

& ed x t.= at Deficiency one-third. ¥ iF-,} i).= 4 nH Ay erage progque e ka a t d 10t op céea iv,& pa|“is ale{2 Ora e Wer| ee Lea om a er T 5 JUSIICLS per acte s a’ ¥y iat bbw V O TS t At Ae

)“=-}.. rf.’ known. Barley a short crop: oats, beans

L, WI= Py~ o‘ s>> a 1/ NV ¢ on. fs oa a a. a: anG Hease an avy C I aD Y Cr¢[).\ neat S¢ Wil(7 I, I CJ NINTe hack tar| 4 1,)’.> h NA etToOn© Ty ft. m~ iS WUTe ack W ast than Ciie hada Vedia Lian"4 4

ot begun,_— r 3 eficient a third. DeGcicet near a half. Wot more than hali a crop. Much wheat

>| a oe a got in by Dec. 1. —

cm a Se eS*e ahnove-"ae Peas T De FCIeENt avUVE A rourthn.

VA] haat va ts half Vr eyveriag ron Raryleow

y¥ pivtae not Abt E an average Cire Je DaAakit y o o x

and nate averace

eatitéa VA J ays ¢

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Deficies ve one-third.

Wi] he- e ry AP aa cc- neh™ of La~t7Ta;. a e a ylaxy

‘VY JIL A PAA VV LUULLIlsS VU Cie a yverage; aia ¥ 9

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