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 ^ This gentleman has invented a machine 

 for cutting mole-hills, which, with two 

 horfes, one man and a boy, will work againil 

 lix men in the common way. Plate VI. 



The Ant-hill Plough upon the draught : 

 I. The fhafts. 2. The axletree. 3. The 

 bolt that goes acrofs the Ihafts to fix the 

 knife or cutter to at 7. 4. The knife or 

 cutter. 5. The handles. 6. The Hot that 

 fallens them together. 



Too much praile cannot be given this 

 very accurate cultivator, for the judicious 

 plan upon Vsdiich he defigned his experi- 

 ments ; and for the attention to minuting 

 the fefult, without any idea of their pub- 

 lication ; had he thought of their being laid 

 before the public, they would of courfe have 

 been more numerous ; but I mufl add, not 

 more exadl. 



I am alfo indebted to him for a view of 

 the improvements on moor-land of the Rev. 

 hlx.Daltoiz of Ilaiichfivdl^ in the neighbour- 

 hood of Crake bill. 



That gentleman inclofed 200 acres out; 

 of a moor, which Vv^re unlet to any tenan':, 

 being fo very bad, that no farmer would 

 have any thing to do VvUth them. The vralling 

 coft 8 s. 6 d. per rood ; the raafing them 

 cleared all the ftones from off moft of the 

 land ; but in fome very ftoney parts, the 

 finlfhing that work, after the walla were 

 built, cod JO J-. /Jtv' acre. 



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