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was quite Sufficient quantity. com
menceton the row with bu, ore in the
hill. Here was greatly surprised to find,
apparently, another variety, as Il.ey ap-
peared nearly all of size, ard being of
much deeper yellow were evidently much
ripper. | commenced The second rev with
two in the hill, and quite contrary to my
expectations, found those of az fine ap-
pearance as the former; the size so little
reduced that the difference was scarcely
perceptible, but every way as handsome
as the former, and the product very near
double. notwithstanding my miscalcula-
tions so far, | remained sanynine in the
opinion, that the row WITH three la.ge DO
tatoes in the bill was seeding too high fer
proht; that they consequently would be
reduced in size and yield; but to my as
tonishment, the difference in the size was
scarcely perceptible and tie yield very
nearly treble TO the first row with one in
The hill. All from the large seed were very
we'll matured, very free from small, of even
size, and free from prongs and knobs, near
ly all fit for table use. From these results.
calculating the row with three potatoes In
the hill TO amount to forty bushels, and
from the great gain in this full seeding, on
such ground as l'have named, feel bound
to recommend the above quantity of seed
10 the acre"