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Garden (or Windsor) beans produce 

 very little : as to the English field-bean, it 

 will not produce at all. Kidney-beans are 

 very productive, and are much in use. 

 What are termed Indian peas, are a sort of 

 kidney-bean ; the bunch-bean is the same, 

 and produces abundantly. They are rodded, 

 and run to a great height. The hominy- 

 bean is a sort of kidney- bean, and very 

 productive. 



All these sorts of peas and beans are of 

 an unuseful kind : no sort of animal likes 

 them — neither horses, cows, hogs, nor 

 fowls. Therefore, they are but little worth 

 notice, except for the table. 



To show the expence of garden-seeds, 

 &c. I insert the following bill, with which 

 I shall conclude this section. 



