The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-11-06
AGRiCULTIflE.

t,rtrac'sf-om m 'addresg1 delirered 4sto,e M
Rhode biart S0c.eig jor he I'm ony tgemtnt
Of Demfsic h,dast y. By JosErH l. III
IINGuusr.
There Is ~ truth more s%aristic nril, esIab
'jshed than that every scheme OF tilage, 10 ur
succcssful. must he calculated tor a course g.,
venr,, not Tor a ipgie yea. Ev' Y tarm. fhai,-
+ 90. ehith j. not 10 he cultivated nv The p.
nricto'. shonld be let Hpoo long lease VIII
royisions as 10 rPu s end renewals AZ stated y
riod>. cainciding with tn increasing salae. IT,
,dortlon Of such lcases was til h. step tax
w - In lish and Scotch PROJECTORS IN lhe,5
tgnal mach Of Improvement Every aim
yrarly 10 successive tenants is abaphoned d,
wevita5ie depreciation No plan IS follom,u
ont. aud zach nrw I naut. Ike the phllosn, h &,
warm If 1irs, come more hnngtS tina Tie last
o., exhaust the heart of bis victim.
II i also a truth that the first fruits or capital
'eriyed from culture should be re.abs9,bed IA
culture, anl are moIe proGtably nvesirdi /, the
same Than IN addiiiogai acres Tn amDIlon NJ
sdd,ng farm to farm, aud owning all The adjon,
ing laads. has made many a poo, and embarras,.
ed large nd holder vino might have zen TIN
opulpnt ligIi-hnatted lord Of hi, fi,si smal isfii-
Ioty kYhle YOU have n new field IN bdned.
IN Old Que unbruheu, a bush paS,ur, uucleancd.
q wet meadow unIl aimed, Il waic -CAu.sr uunp.
pronIlated. waste mat should b. plantation o. n
rAhie. arabic TINT ,houl3 h. orchard and lrpt
g7rIan. sand pnC0u sfrted INTO loan, Gravel. lat
irquIits claF OF a .tnhfe foot 81 citgsi On winch
,ou return ,rss in manure Ihau yuu take IN
crop whilr VOW sheep Look for Inc turnip
matches and cannot find them vour cattle smell
ft Inc clover rye gtass and slniom, aud cannot
6nd them-Your workm "a search TOT the Impru-
we'd presses. plough, sud h%atiows, the scaaGrrs,
rollers and drills, aud cannot fui them. 81
long As your haru.yari IS too wet or cold, or
vDur barn waits size and yentildliou-Su long
your fances let in the unruiy animal. aud the
more ytxati0us quarrel, be assured that you
have Ga ms upon your capital and scope Tor It's
most uselul etnploy nt,nt III nome.
G cd enclosures Hust p1rcrde ,illage per.
hans the hesi f rus is the stone wall. Inc bean.
", the fragrance. and the perfect fence OF tne
thorn hedge. are purchased by twelve ysnrs OF
car, and expense upon he growth aud rontn-
ual dllig.ncp ia cioa ing and cut'mp. Al r en-
cl,,me. and shelter, the operations Il tniAg",
seem II proceed Upon ,nree simple principles.
The sol IS to he made dry. aud kept Cream and
rich. Iand,. Ay nature too wet, Hnd sermingiy
co damued by than Circumstance 10 perpetual
sreriity bccorur he most fertile when proprlly
dried by art the operation oi inch mus often
be carried INTO the suhso.l. u the superluons
moisture IS but temporary, il musl yet be reno.
we'd before plouehiug. 80 sad Columbia, Pal
ladils. and PIiny, OF old-and experience iustr.
Gcs the ptecepr. Bv rendering the soil dry, II Is
mad, susceptible oi all TIE pereGH Inch water
descending N the shower or turned u IN the
flowing stream, can impact. Water peregimins
the porous soil II suriner, IS ITS bread OF h.
spread uver is nakcdncss IN win'er, is its pro
tec'iig raimen; bul Incnmbe i"g II VIII Il c ii,
%cllnE,ng embrace throughout the yehi, IS dcadii
sgGocatiOa.