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; THE AGRICULTURAL MAGAZINE. No. IX.] SECOND SERIES. 6[Vor: M:

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FOR MARCH, 1807. --B MR. FRANCIS BLITHE HARRIES'S, CLOD ROLLER. [Yith a Plate annexed.] To the Editor of the Joricultural! Magazine. S1R,5 GREEABLE to your request, I have inclosed a Drawing ol my Clod Roller, the particulars of which you did.me the favour to Specily in your Magazine of the Ist of Jan. In addition thereto, I beg leave to'mention, that the value of either of the patterns is eighteen pounds, exclusive of the r0wW of Spikes to clear dirt or. Stones,(which may not be Judged necessary) and the shafts. A, Shafts. B, two cast-iron wheels, to take it to the field. C, cast-iron wheels, to cut the elods. D, spikes to clear the wheels of dirt or Stones. FRANCIS BLITHE HARRIES, Benthall House, Feb. 20, 1807.

EEN CE ECH: CURSORY. REMARKS ON DIFFERENT SUBJECTS.

To the Editor of the Agricultural Magazine.

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OT having for several months Sent you any thing, I

take up my pen to give you a few observatiobps on what 1 have remarked from Some others of your eorrespondents, as| apprehend, Some part of the plan of your useful Maga- zine is intended to Correct errors, and promote improve- ments.

I Shall begin my remarks, with one of your Numbers for Jast year, wherein you Say you Should be thankful to your se- veral correspondents, for their future discussions of the im- portant Subject of the poor laws, I believe your readers think

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