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Inclojing of Land.

proprietors of land may frequently avoid improper plans and modes of managingthe inclofures of their eftates, as well as prevent the fences, when once formed,from falling into that date of ruin and decay, which is too often the cafe whereno fuitable regulations in thefe refpe&s exift between landlords and tenants.The general bufinefs of inclofing may likewife be rendered more eafy and con-venient, and thus afford encouragement to the belt, and probably the onlymeans of introducing the moft improved and advantageous methods of cultiva-tion, and the reception of the greateft poffible produce from the land.