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Not Easily Beaten 1t is. gratifying to be
able To- chronicle sucn results in farming as the
following. Such industry and skill as this, more
generally applied, wonld mako our Orange lands
yield too bonntifnly to be deserted for homes.
among strangers in the faE west. s.s
= Capt Joseph G. Bacon, who lives a few miles
east Of Hillsborough, informs US that he sowed
hVe pecks Of common Wheat on an acre of ground
the last season, and rcaped at harvest time 25
bushels; and on the first of August he soNcd on
the same acre thirteen quarts of Buck Wheat.
from which ne gathered 254 bushels making 5oI
b bushels from one acre in yearl Has any one
surpassed this in Orange countyf


81 HutsborougA Recorder.