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boding but a lamentable crop. However, it was 

 fome amends to have a fine feafon for harvelling, 

 which was finifhed by the 8th of October. The 

 land was in tolerable order for the enfuing wheat 

 crop, though nothing to compare with No. I. it not 

 ploughing fo free and mellow ; befides the couch 

 was got up, particularly in No. III. which is the 

 wetted of the two pieces. 



The expences of cultivation have been very 

 heavy, as you may judge from the neglect of the 

 late occupier, and its being at a diftance from 

 home, on which account I have been obliged to hire 

 for every thing. However, I have endeavoured to 

 ftate accurately every expence which ought to be 

 charged, as follows: — 



Inclosure No. I. Debtor. £. s. d. 



To ploughing 5! acres in Nov. 1784, at 7s. 

 Four horfes and 2 men, dunging 2 days, at 9s. 

 To ploughing 3 times in May 1785, at 6s. - 

 Dragging, 4 horfes and a man, 1 ilav - 

 Couching and carting off with 2 horfes and 2 



men, 2 days - 



Nine buftiels of buckwheat, at 5s. 

 Sowing and rolling - 

 Rent - - - - 

 Tithe compounded for 

 Poor-rates - * - 

 Two men 3 days mowing, at 2s. 



£.19 6 9 



