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0 OUR CORRESPONDENTS. | PEN<GEEDEE |"T= Letter ſrom V. T. will be inserted in our next Number. | So much advantage has been derived from the new | gystem of draining, that the proposed paper will be par- | tcularly acceptable from X. W. on that Subject. A Little Farmer will find his papers have not been neg- lected, and we Shall be happy to See the continuance. ot his assistance in the practical Subjects to which he has| adverted in-his private communicatiou8./

|/ To Agricola Northumbriensis we have to apologize for

| Several literal, and Some verbal, wistakes, whieb he, how ever, must attribute partly to his own delay in forward- | 109 his papers. Page 167, line 21for“ raised" read“ varied." Page 185,line 5, of our last- number, for“ horrowing? 4 read“ harvesting.?| | |

It is requested that the Secretaries anc d Agents to Agri- eultural or Economical Societies will continue to gend the particulars of their procedings, andofthe quetions designed

«+ for public discussion, and they will as uSual receive pub» licity through the medium of this work.| We thank a critical Correspondent for his observations|

on the work of a noble Lord, and they Shall be inserted by

the first opportunity.

Civis is informed that it is against the established rule

W| in the conduct of our publication to introduce papers of a

political tendency, but his communication Shall be re-

( turned whenever it Shall be convenient to him to Send for | It.

y y| S. R. is not quite correct in assigning to Mr. Young,

the discovery of the Species of airs produced by distillation,

in the experiments to which be alludes; tbat fact was

ascertgined by an Lxish Chemist of the first celebrity»