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cold clay, 25 bufhels 1 gallon 3 quarts. Broadcafl on adjoining 

 land, 9 bufhels 4 gallons 2 quarts. Peafe on light Tandy land, 50 

 bufhels 2 gallons per acre. Barley on light land 72 bufhels 4 gal- 

 lons per acre. Beans on light land, 36 bufhels 2 gallons 2 quarts 

 per acre. 



Mr. Morley, Wood-hall, near Downham, Norfolk. Wheat 

 by the machine, 44 bufhels per acre. 



Mr. John Lees, near Circncefler, Glouceflerfhire. Wheat by 

 the machine, 53 bufhels 4 gallons per acre. Broadcafl, 39 bufhels. 



Mofes Harper, efq; Aflley, near Stourport. Barley by the ma- 

 chine, 56 bufhels per acre. Broadcafl 54 bufhels. 



N. B. The land of the hand fown crop allowed to be in better 

 condition, than that upon which the machine was ufed. 



Mr. Dunmore, Stanton-Wyvil, near Market-Harborough, Lei- 

 eeflerfhire. Wheat by the machine, 45 bufhels per acre. Barley 

 72 bufhels 4 gallons. 



Mr. Glover, Burlaughton, near Shiffnal, Salop. Barley by the 

 machine, from very light fandy land, 44 bufhels per acre. Broad- 

 cafl 37 bufhels 4 gallons. 



Mr. Hett, Bawtry, Yorkfhire. Barley by the machine, 64 

 bufhels per acre. Ditto broadcafl, 48 bufhels. 



H. Cecil, efq; M. P. Hanbury-Hall, Worceflerfhire. Wheat 

 by the machine, 5 bufhels per acre more than broadcafl, from two 

 years' experiment. 



Mr. R. Crabb, Moulton-park, near Northampton, Barley by 

 the machine, 6 bufhels per acre more than broadcafl. 



Colonel Wilfon, Dedlington, near Stoke, Norfolk. Wheat by 

 the machine, exa&ly half as much more as broadcafl. 



N. B. The drilled flubble, very clean by hoeing, the broadcafl 

 (lubble a bed of poppies. 



Sampfon Barber, efq; Peterborough. Wheat by. the machine, 

 27 quarters 6 bufhels, from 5 acres 3 perches. 



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