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soils. We request you to unite the best 
known and approved pradtical husbandry 
with the improvement of the species of 
sheep, and other stock, which are peculiar 
to the respebiive distridls. Vib also exhort 
you to publish annually a journal of farming 
proceedings, and a debtor and creditor ac- 
count of profit' and loss, taking especial care 
not to leave out the rent. This we humbly 
conceive to be the most rational mode of im- 
mediately improving the agriculture of the 
country, and of producing an accumulated 
fund of food for man and beast, and of ge- 
neral prosperity and riches. 
There will always be found noblemen and 
gentlemen of opulent fortunes, who will de- 
vote a portion of their time and property to 
experimental husbandry, a thing that may 
easily be accomplished by setting apart a 
certain portioa of land merely for that pur- 
pose, and totally unconnedfed with prabfical 
husbandry. ' 
