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it; though fome lay it naked and frefh from the fea, upon 
their barley land, towards the end of March and beginning 
i but fuch quan- 
weeds are apt to fhoot up afterwards, that no 
wholefome plant is to be expected that yez 
‘ J e noticed, that the value of the lands on fom 
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ubled by the ufe 
better incorporated and 
blended with the foil: whereas, if it be laid on in autumn, 
before the fallowing or firft ploughing, it is too much wafted 
before the {pring ; and if it be laid on the feed furrow, it is 
apt to burn the ground in a dry feafon, though it will do 
very well in this method in a wet fummer. Its effects are 
but juft felt the fecond year; though it is laid on thicker 
upon ftrong clay land, which receives no other manure for 
three crops, viz. barley, oats, peafe and beans; a method 
which might perhaps be altered fer the better, by omitting 
the oats, and fowing alternately barley, and peafe and beans, 
and laying on the fea-ware, as thefe weeds are commonly 
called, for every fecond crop of peafe and beans. 
would feem clear, from Mr. 
manner of ufing t 
r. Maxwell, that much of this valuable manu 
ceffarily be loft th 
they have no refervoirs to keep it in, when thrown afhore at a 
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it can be ploughed in direGily, that is fuppofed the beit man- 
ner of ufing it. 
It is ftated, that there is a kind of land all along the coaft, 
which is gravelly, and covered over fo thick with fea-ftones, 
in fome parts, 
their practice of raifing barley and peafe, by fowing them 
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But another kind of fea-ware, of a much ftronger nature 
than that which is thrown u the waves, is cut from the 
manure to any other, efpecially for their light grounds ; an 
it has the advantage of being much more eafily tranfported, 
rendered extremely fruitful by laying this manure about 
the roots. See Sza-Weed and Manure. ; 
EBRO, in Geography, a town of Sweden, the capital 
rovince of Nericia, or Nerike, fituated near the 
Upon a {mall ifland 
of the 
tapeftry ; 
ong. 15° 4!. ; 
OREBY-BUS, a town of Sweden, in Weftmanland ; 
20 miles N. of Upfal. ; 
ORECHOVITZ, a town of European Turkey, in Bul- 
garia; 28 miles W.S.W. of Le ; 
OREDESCH, a river of Ruffia, which runs into the 
uga; 16 miles N. of Luga. oi, 
OREEHOUA, one of the {maller Sandwich iflands, 
h e num- 
ber of inhabitants is ftated by captain King, in Cook’s 
third Voyage, vol. iii. at 4000. N. lat. 22°2', E. long. 
199° 52! 
OREGAN, 
America, which runs into the Pacitic ocean, N. lat. 8". 
S, AucusTINE, in Biography, a a 
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hiftory of Oregius; but he appears to have entered into 
orders, and to have refided at firft with cardinal Bellarmine, 
and afterwards with Barberini, who became pope by the 
name of Urban VIII. While the cardinal Barberini was 
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