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I need not, after what I have observed, recommend the Berk- shire farmer to continue in the same mode, as to getting in his harvest; for although in manufacturing counties, where very large farms exist, the method I first stated, may be most benefi- cial to the farmer, yet, I am convinced that every mode which calls forth the industry of the labouring hand, is not only adding comfort, to that most useful class of people, but is certainly the soundest policy; considering it in a national point of view.

For remarks,&c.