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Here you niufT: allow me to remark, 

 that as long as the improver continues his 

 works, it is at a profit of 3000-/. a year, 

 and all from the original fum of 3147/. 

 for he will every year, upon this plan, let a 

 farm of 120/. a year, which is a perpetual 

 fund for borrowing 3000/, a year: and 

 this, amazing as it may feem, is only a 

 different vi^ay of ftating the point : for the 

 annual acquifition of 120 /. a year incomey 

 is certainly 300c /. a year principal. But it 

 is even more, for if he fold the eftates as 

 fail as improved, they would raife even 

 larger fums j for inftance, at only 30 years 

 purchafe, 3600 /. 



But being now arrived at near 6000 /. 

 in hand, clear, we muft fuppofe the im- 

 provement increafed : I fhall (late two 

 farms taken in every year, each of 120 

 acres : it would render it more profitable 

 to make but one of them, but as 1 20 may 

 be eafier let than 240, I fhall calculate 

 accordingly. 



The fixth year's eftate will therefore be 

 the following : Plate VI. Fig. i. 



And 



