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Mr. ARTHUR YOUNG's FARPvIER's CALENDAR.
In the Press, and in'a few Days will be published,
In One very large Volume, Oclay°, price Half-a-Guinea, in
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THE FARMER's CALENDAR; containing
PRACTICAL EXPLANATIONS of the BUSI-
NESS necessary to be perforibed on various kindstf FARMS
DURING EVERY MONTH of the YEARl•with the
Principles of various new Improvements and Instructions for
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By ARTHUR' YOUNG, Esq. F. R. S.
Secretary to the Board of 'Agriculture, and Honorary Mem-
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NEW EDITION of Mr. GODWIN's LIFE and AGE
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