X Contents. 



V. Furniture of Pack HorfeS. 



Cro.ks. 



Short Crocks, 122. 



Pots. 



Bags, 123. 



Packfaddle. 



VI. Plow, 123. 



Its Sinoularities of Conftruftion. 

 Vfl. Harrows, 125. 

 . VIII. Roller. 

 IX. Drudge. 

 X. Yoke. 



Its Admirable Conftru£lion, 126. 

 XI. Tools, 127. 



The Pointed Shovel Particularized. 

 Gen. Obf. on Instruments OF Hus- 

 bandry, 128. 



Sect. VI. The Weather, 129. 



Prognoftlcs not attended to. 

 The Advantages of attending to the Ba- 

 rometer and Setting Sun. 



Sect. VII. Plan of Management, 130. 



Pref?-tory Remarks on the Rife of Rural 

 Prailices, in different Diilrids. 

 L TlieObjeiSis of Hufbandry, 133. 

 Crops, 134. 

 Liveftock. 

 II. Courfe of Pra£lice, 135. 



Remarks on the Devonshire Hufban- 



dry. 

 Succeffion of Crops, 1 36. 



Sect. .VIII. Managcnient of the Soil, 137. 



State of Tillage Deficient, 138. 

 Reclaiming the Soil from Obftrudions. 



Reclaim- 



