OF SCOTLAND.
265
Brought forward, L. 275Occasional labour,—picking weeds, stoning clover,cleaning grain, spreading dung, &e. . 40
bright, smith, and saddler, for repairs only, . 42
Horses, 10, 15 quarters of oatseach, - 150
1 at - - 10
oats l60 at 25 s. L. 200 0 0
Grass and tares, L. 7 each, 77 0 01100 stone hay at 10 d. - 45 id 8
Potatoes, yams, or Swedish turnips, 19 0 0
341
id
8
Seed, 150 acres, 75 auturrtn and spring sown wheat,
and 75 oats and barley, average 24 s.
180
0
0
75 acres turnips and potatoes,
12
0
0
75 acres clover and tares,
75
0
0
Mowing, &c. half of clover, 37| at 15 s.
28
2
6
Harvesting, &c. 150 acres at 14 s. 6 d.
108
15
0
Incidental expences at markets, &c.
20
0
0
Insurance and repairs,
50
0
0
Annual charges on 300 acres, - L.
1172
14
0
on 6’0 acres,
234
10
10
on one acre,
3
18
2
3. Bent.
As land that can be profitably managed under this courseis of the best quality of dry loams, the same rent may becharged, and is actually paid, as for clay-land.
4. Profits of Trade.
The amount of capital employed is as follows :
Permanent and fixed stock, - L. 2072 8 0
Annual expences, - - 1172 14 2
0 0
0 o0 0
Carry forward,
L.3245 2 2