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The MANUFACTURE Of the Diſtrict, I believe, is principally W oollen Varn, for the Devonfhire Sergemakers and Clothiers-

The rowxsülPs appear to be large,--- with numerous Hamlets.

The pRopuek, of the Incloſures, moſtly Corn. The Hearhs ſupport thie cattle in ſummer, and great part of the winter months. The principal requiſite is in

courſe, Straw, to feed them with, in the

depth of winter. Some Meadows appear in the bottoms; but little upland graßs is ſeen: and but very little Moodland; except in the Dingles, at the heads of the vallies, next the heaths.

FüUEL. Towards the Mountains, Turf (provincially“vags')and Peat(provincially Turf.) Büut little of the Peat, of theſe hills, is firm enough, it ſeems, to be charred (as on Dartmore), for the uſe of Black- ſmiths.

INckosuREs. The Mountains and their ſkirts are open:--the lower lands all in- cloſed. 1

The FIELDS are well fized, and well formed.

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