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many machines that have been invented for facilitating the operations of huſbandry, as well as for cleaning the land, and reducing the quantity of ſeed; and all l mean to ſay is, that thoſe inſtruments will find their way to general uſe by flow and gradual means only; whilſt he that executes A PROFITABLE SYSTEM OE MANAGEMENT ſuited to the common broad caſt huſbandry, bids fair to engage the notice of the neighbourhood, in ſpite of the impreſſion of thoſe habits which attach to unlettered farmers, and may at leaſt be ſaid, to be trying to do an eſſential ſervice, both to the cauſe of agriculture, and to his country.
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For remarks and additional obſervations.


