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The capital pays 13 /. 13 J". /?^/^ cait. 

 which is not fo much as a farmer ought to 

 receive from fuch a fum of money; whence 

 we may conclude, that we fhall meet with 

 more beneficial farms under this clafs. The 

 proportioning the produd: to the manure 

 is in every inftance difficult. The above 

 accounts may not be far from the truth 

 for the four or five firft years of the leafe; 

 but I am inclined to believe, that after- 

 wards the product, both of corn, turnips, 

 and clover, will, by degrees, become much 

 more confiderable; for the manure an- 

 nually amounts to about 23 loads an acre 

 over 80 acres of land; that is, overall the 

 turnip and clover land, which is fo rich a 

 dreffing, that I fhould think five quarters 

 of wheat, and fix of fpring-corn, the low- 

 eft average produdt; turnips to the value 

 of 5 /. per acre ; and clover to that of 6 /. 

 or 8 /. after a few of the firft years arc 



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