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of fat in her : the other nine (lone per quarter, 

 and had nine flone of fat in her. 



Now fuppofe to the New Method we allow 

 one man and one boy extra to look after the 

 cattle, horfes, &c. We will eftimate the man 

 at 1 2 s. per week, and the boy at 6 s. per 

 week. Though thefe wages may appear at 

 firft fight rather extravagant, yet, as Sunday's 

 attendance will be required for a part of the 

 day at lead, we will be liberal in our pay : 

 therefore, throwing away the odd day, the 

 hours and minutes, and reckoning fifty-two 

 weeks for the year, we have the fum of 

 46/. i6j. to deducl, which will leave a balance 

 of 405/. 14J. Now the profit by the Old 

 Syftem is 130/. os. 6d. which taken from 

 405/, I4#j leaves a net difference in profit in 

 favour of the New Syftem of 275/. 55. 6d, 



In the Old Syftem we reckoned the profit 

 of a horfe in two years fixteen pounds, the 

 half of which, taking only one year's, will 

 be 8/. and of pigs, as before, 5/. Thefe fums 

 added to 275/. $s, 6d. will make in the aggre- 

 gate 288/. 55. 6d. 



The 80/. for the potatoes only have been 



brought 



