very heavy head taa, il bears-which is
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very heavy head that Il bears--which IS
bearded, and until fairly formed bent com
ple,ely over and held by ;he beard 70 the
stalk. The grain is represented to be near
ly half an inch long and OF bright yeflos9
colour. The pods in which il is enclosed
are more than an inch III leHgth and ex-
ceedingly numerous. 1t was sowed on the
Is b OF March last, and promises to become
an Invaluable resource against the effects
Of our winter frosss, sc. ann no Judge
Of those things, but never beheld growing
vegetable that pleased me more than this
luxurian, rye. Adjacent 10 il also is beau
iiful patch of wheat, The product OF pint
of very fine grain that grew last year IN
European Turkey, which promises to be
an equally valuable acquisition, being heavy
and light colorcd. II was also sowsd on
the 25th March, Gentlemen who intro
duce and encourage such things ought 10
be considered public beneiactors


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