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upon the said farm, shall be consumed thereon ; or if sold, one-half of the 
proceeds of such sales shall, within six months after any such sales, be ex- 
pended in manure approved by the landlord or his agent, to be applied either 
to green crops or to the pasture land, the other half in oilcake or linseed to be 
given to cattle or sheep. All manures, whether made from the produce of the 
farm, or purchased in exchange for such produce sold, shall be used upon the 
said farm, or in the last year of the tenancy left for the benefit of the suc- 
ceeding tenant. Notice shall be given by the said tenant to the said land- 
lord or his agent previous to any such sale of hay, straw, or other produce, 
and vouchers shall be produced for the manure or oilcake bought instead 
thereof. If any hay or straw be destroyed or damaged by fire, the value 
thereof shall be expended in the purchase of other hay and straw, or in 
manures and oilcake, in the same manner as if such hay and straw had been 
sold. 
The meadow and pasture land shall be manured after every alternate 
mowing, with not less than ten loads per acre of rotten dung, or fifteen of 
long manure or good compost, or an equivalent in ground bones or other 
manure approved by the said landlord or his agent. The land shall be kept 
during the tenancy under this agreement in a clean and good state and con- 
dition, and so cropped that, at the expiration thereof, the arable land shall be 
in the following condition, or the said tenant shall pay to, or be paid by, the 
said landlord for any deviation therefrom, • such sum as the arbitrators 
appointed, as hereinafter mentioned, shall determine. 
1. One-half of the arable land shall, on such expiration of tenancy, be clean 
and in good condition, and fit to plant with white straw crops ; of such half- 
part, one moiety shall have been fallowed (with or without green crops) during 
the previous summer, the other moiety thereof shall have been wholly under 
clover or mixed grass-seeds, or part in clover and the rest beans or peas, after 
being manured — none of the clover or other grasses having been allowed to 
stand for seed. 
2. One-fourth of the arable land shall have been sown in the spring of the 
year preceding the termination of the tenancy, with clover or other proper . 
mixed grass-seeds, upon land fallowed the previous year and clean ; the seeds, 
sowing, and harrowing to be paid for by the said landlord or his incoming 
tenant, provided they have not been grazed after harvest. 
3. Not more than one-fourth of the arable land shall require to be fallowed 
in the year after the termination of the, tenancy, nor require an outlay of 
more than fifty shillings per acre to clean it ; if it require less than that sum, 
the said landlord or his incoming tenant shall pay the difference, if more than 
that sum the said tenant shall pay it. 
4. And it is hereby agreed that, not later than one month before the tenni- 
nation of the tenancy under this agreement, the said tenant and the said 
landlord, or his incoming tenant, shall each appoint an arbitrator; these 
arbitrators shall meet not later than ten clays before the expiration of the 
tenancy, and having appointed an umpire, shall proceed to consider the 
claims made by either party ; in case either party refuse or neglect to appoint 
an arbitrator, the other maj' nominate an umpire, who shall have the same 
powers as if he had been appointed by the arbitrators jointly ; and any award 
made in pursuance of this agreement shall be final and binding upon both 
parties, and may be made a rule of any superior Court of Law ; the terms 
" clean and in good condition," and the construction of all covenants and 
stipulations herein used shall be understood in a reasonable and practical 
sense, and the claims contingent thereupon treated accordingly. 
5. The arbitrators shall first consider how far the state of the farm differs, if 
at all, from that herein stipulated, and they shall decide whether the said 
tenant or the said landlord, or his incoming tenant, is entitled to any and what 
