Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-22
From he Baltimore Palriol

THE AMERICAN FARMER As We an
ticipa'ed, the late change in the edHorship o.
this huly excellent Agricultural paper, has N
no respect detraciei from its merits; bat on
The contrary, there is an rvide It improve
,nent IN all IFS departments, leaving 10 room
h donrt lis Continued unrigalleI usefulness II
re Agricultural interests of tue country.
There is on every page al the Farmer, under
H. present management. an evidence of uniir-
i"s industry, gpplicaiio,. mud practical az
qndintance with the sub ects on wich il treats
that shouli rfromnrn | II 10 every larmpr In
deed we do not see how any farmer in the
present STAT" OF agriculture, can possibly dis
pense with this most valuable work. We have
heard of several gentlemen declaring they
would not he without the American Farmer
Tor ten times the amount Of rs annual subsctip-
non. On" gentleman, II - "a ich plInier IN
NOit6 Carolina, SAID few weeks since, that
h. Owed his success in agricultural pur snits to
INFORM lIihn derived from rs pages; and he
medtiored sinPir iuilancp as illustrative at
the remark, He had pursued particular
system OF growing wneaI, until he had alno.,
rnihed hlS land, makiog "a TIE same time most
miserable crops. But IT WAS lhe uracji zee in the
Who ueIg hborhood, aud no une thought III the
idnli he hg IN the mote Of cultivation, ut at
irbhel the dec n m crop, and inpoverIs' ,meai
OF ian TO cans boyonh theIr CoGtrdl An
article IN the American Farmer, pointing cut
The errors OF The practice, caught nj, notice
and he determined {, iTy tn experim nj; he
dill 50, an] the result has zen 4 compl te re-
novalion OF his land, alum liant crops, and an
lnuependency while III, neighburs, obstinate
~ ahhr'ing to the systems HER fathers taught
them, aud relecIin. what they coll &" b ,ok far.
ming still cOrttn1e to reap their ssanty crnpS
from Their starved y Impoverished telii.-l MS
gPui lemAn dee laFpi h4t b. J, Il,
prIVed OF the knowledge he Obtained throue
the American Farmer for one Thousand dolags
and that II Ia already been worth mure than
iaHt sum 10 man. Another eiilaman IN Con-
nectic't, aud another in Delaware expressed
The same sentiments. Sucn trsiinon,, coming
as II does from the three great divisions of The
country. the northern, middle aud them
o'ates-and This, too, voluntarily made. ith-
out concert, and unsolicited by tie pdiior or pfo-
ptIeiofS, Is the IN chest Tribute that can h..
PaIn I" the excellence ola public Journal
We are glad 10 lean, that many of the oldest
and most respectable subscribers to the Farmer.
nave expressed lher entire appreciation OF the
late change oil editors. tni vo,unteered CON
inuhnce # their correspondence, while AZ toe
same time man, oew and valuable correspon.
denis have been added To tne list
In conversation with the edit r. we learn
'Hd' me demand tor complete SITS OF the r Ar
ln4r rom RE .ohhpnee nenl Tvs publication,
mas oren 5" great that very few. probably not
more than dozen, can now he made up T,,s |
Is TO be regretted, AS reprint OF such an i'm.
nense work Is oat OF the question. The pro.
f'ttefS, however, have determined 10 cnn,in- :
=" 10 dispose oi them AZ i've dollars "A volume |
'r hhy dollars for Complete set, the sunscr,n
hon prIee,whtle they shall last ~ we wouldre
commend nose who may wish to obtain this
valuable ""rk,whic undoubtedly contains the
greatest @most complete body OF Agricultural
niorm''ion OF any work now extsnt, TO lose ~,
me III securing H. We are also informed ina,
pe'e are superahundhnce OF a few oil the vol.
We hay. deemed !, n,,, ''"'oy'
ay thus much of publication So de.srv,oa
mo We nope our bro'her editors will ,oin us IN
e"nef'"s ms Justice by copying tins article or
aN"g some ONE appropriate notice f,he sub. |