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6. The grain and other products, usually so_mea- 
‘sured, are to be divided by the bushel (such excepted as 
are agreed to be sold and the proceeds divided) and 
delivered into landlord’s granary on the farm, or hauled 
by tenant, if landlord so requires, to any mill or place — 
not exceeding five miles distance. Jndian corn, first 
divided and stored in the cob; but it shall be shelled 
or threshed by the tenant, when landlord requires. Half 
the flax to be delivered from the swingle. No grain to 
be stored, or kept by the tenant in the dwelling house. 
7. Landlord to find, or, at his option, pay for, one 
half of all seed; whether for the garden-truck, roots, 
er grain. 
8. Landlord’s share shall be delivered, or at his option 
safely stored; and properly sheltered and preserved; or 
sold and proceeds accounted for by tenant, if landlord 
so require it. 
9. Landlord is to receive one half of all grain, butter, 
or other products, and all increase of stock ; or, if sold, 
one half of the proceeds, for all things raised on or 
agreed to be sold off, the farm. Nothing, produced or 
supported by the farm, is to be raised made or grown 
[in the operations of agriculture, grazing, dairy, or 
other products of husbandry and rural economy ] but 
for joint benefit ; and to be equally shared between the 
parties. If bees are kept, honey, wax or profits, to be 
divided ; the stock originally to be furnished at joint 
expence. 
10. Tenant to have out of the garden, what he wants 
for his family use. The residue to be sold; and pro- 
ceeds divided. 
