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of Pen fil vania. 
much larger, and altogether as 
fweet, if not more delicious i 
Cucumbers , Cofhaws , Artichokes, 
with many others ; nioft forts of 
Saladings, befides what grows 
naturally Wild in the Country, 
and that in great plenty alfo, as 
Mujtard, Hue, Sage, Mint, Tanzy, 
Wormwood, Penny ■'Royal and P-ur- 
Jlctinj, and raoft of the Herbs 
and Roots found in the Gardens 
in England. There are feveral 
Husband Men, who fow Yearly 
between Seventy and Eighty 
Acres of Wheats ach, belides Bar- 
ley, Oates, Rye , Peafe, Beans , and 
other Grain. 
They have commonly Two 
Harvefts in the Year ; Firfl, of 
Englijh Wheat , and next of Buck, 
(or French) Wheat. They have 
great Stocks both of Hogs and 
Horfes , kept m the Woods, out 
of which, I faw a Hog kill’d, of 
about a Year old, which weigh’d 
Two Hundred weight ; whofe 
Elelli is much fweeter, and even 
C ] more 
