Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-06

.'' }ffi the physician, the an-
ne N eh o. Ahi even the clergy, each
E aud all In great measure d.npod. -, -
lac Ities OF intercon, :. In adys,.o :. ". -,
esis hnd In Promote the end uf tba,r vsri,n.
pursuits intelligence of every sort lives end
hoHifsues only upon tina rapid motion of III
mats anu carrier OF news and hing i'm.
p'"eS 'he'r progress 50 much as the want oil
| Improvement IA the means Of cnnYe,ancs The
VHfious and truly astonishing associations that
combine 10 promote thu intercourse MOI only
Oh business, but OF intellectual labors, are new.
WY aPPreciuted, nor entirely developed
anti channel OF rapid communication ia n
pened through the heart of the eountr, nla.
chg remote aud comparatively unknown us.
iflels within The reaoh oil the numerous advan.
ihgeS, arising from the associated labors of
mhh-sngaged in the active aud useful pur.
sh's OF lille. Warn bat communication 10
sale and cheap, rapid and uniform, frequent
hhh uninterrupted, not only the merehant aud
the planter, tut the professional man alike With
tue nan OF business. aud the mau Of idlpness
ma many inducements 10 trayel and easily
procure The means 10 indulge thrir wishes and
promote their welfare. The common laborer,
ahd even the drndges oil HE, of en- emerge from
'he'r distant and confined sphere, ind III.
word enlarged, receive an impulse aud move
10 the activity that surrounds them, until the
gus OF ndnre are improved 10 adysntsge, and
rise 10 distinction. Remote districts oi rich
extensive grounds are thereby increased N va
lue, To "A tour ana often tea fold amount
while more near but less fertile sections are ZEN
deied donbly valuable by hat intercourse alone
ana when improved by the scientific and
pracucal Ffmer, became alSo rich aud produc-
i've delightful aud inviting beyond any for
mer example. Zach branch OF industry is
ngthened and encouraged ; and every hon
HOurIshpS in IN, In
c'lthes oil intercourse, ana the energies OF a.
lion while not only intelligence, but virtue
mutually depending upon one another, receive
an Impulse corresponding with their enlarged
sPhe'e, ~ the hocrsi reward OF an enterpTlslng
spnu ignorance deparis and prejudice dies
ma" becomes known To mau nppatts kuowI.
edge, aud receives instruction returns home
not o"ly enriched in pu,sc, but increased in
wisdom and with tae aid Of practical know
edge, applies the fruits oil his observation to the
Improvement OF his own estate. aud to the IN
sfucIion vi ihoie around. Books may teach
"hi often do abound with the practl1al know
ledge that ag, iculturG requires F; but IN regard
10 most neu, no instruction eau compare with
mat ocular demonstration that the traveller
alone can behold. A highly cultivated country
! improved to the extent that practical wisdom
can acquire, more torcibly npresses the mud
vi travelling farmer, thau all the learning
thai volumes can ugn sh and will never tai
TO botu deli ht and instruct every enquiring
mind. The rloughlns and thlase, the seeding
aud harvesting, the pastures aud orchards,
the meadows, toe corn, the oat. he wheat an
oaricy, tue fix and nemp, besides the Guttoa
and tobacco. the cane bud the rice together
with the horse, the OK, the COW, hOcks aud
nerds, implements OF uliage, and this means
at securing and protecting the fruits vi The
sol. eacn, and ALL rike the inteligen,
traveller, --and zurich his mad with stores
81 knoeledgr. by inspecting and com
pairing. he peicenes toe advantages of one
! method over another, apples the result OF his
observation L. he sou adu ClImaie vi his own
region mud eyen delights III the Improvement
OF us country. The practical tatmer,-the
enlis hleaeh aerlcultDrst, acknowledges tue
advantages ot instruction and regards Any
an'i every Improvement, whether oi near or
remote sectlons. worthy experiment ; o. when
successful, adopt and imp owes upon the or
ginai, until, III tame lie ~ enabled 10 Imparl
new Hna important kno"lrdge 10 those wno
n first. were ms own Instructors. Und the
latIltIrs ui arapld aud safe conveyance, what
eva his Iarm er plantation proluo S, he Can
send TO snaThei, not only at IA small expense,
but at a most couveuten. tune. lie Is tnt,eB1
enabled to OBTAIN the highest price aud is not
compelled 10 purchase bis supplies alta tn,e,
when perhaps, he must also, pay the highest
PRICE Tor them. Inc carriage oil his ptud1oe
neither consumes Ills gam or pIosendeT 40
wastes aud destroys the numerous beasts vi his
team nUf dues It IN any wlse interrupt, or pr,-
vent the cnilvatIon ot hIs grounds His time
Can be wholly occupied IN experimenting his
estate his servants can be continually there
employ ed without any interrup lou arising
from long journeys, or treqaeni ab-enCe.
1ne most advantageous method Of cnuW ailon
can easily bc pursued. lie eau adopt n sy.-
trin, aud follow ms plan without the hazard ri
delay, 81 the fear oil IaterIupton, should nis
pei soual aneHtlon be required at neat
of even remote market, So little ilme is ne
cessary tor the journey, mat h,s absence tIom
nome operates "u nJdfy /: but on the cont afy,
affords many advantages, besides lhose already
mentioned.
Intercourse promotes every virtue that be.
longs TO the social charaeiet OF man without
lis advantages even the most intel gent and
refund deel Iordte in knowIedge and IN tim,
ACQUIRE ii savage manner. Il lrement i, no,
oply advantageous, but when JudIGlously lndpi
&c, is alike Important and uselul but SeCiUSDH
hom men and Things forms the bane OF kuuU-
leogr the blight oil vaine. An IiabeIaI turn
of thou ", pride OF op mon, ever out,in.
when rein ement aud secusIOn deter from ,0ui-
ETY.. aad l1bId the approach Of strangers.
PREJUDICE lives, aud aJmi.hes m6sl, "heIe So
cldl IuIeI CO III St dDounds the lehsi ana Tue
force OF her iron chains IS ncVtt more eIrrted
IMAM " hen tho smles OF modyst Improvement
apuroach the caves OF her abode. The piu-
efrss OF knoNIeugl' has ever Kept pace wth
COMMERCIAL prosperity; aud conmeIGe Ilseli
is but another namt Tor social intercourse
upon an extended sphe.'e OF acton and when
Tor The want Of roads ant. canals, Inc interior
OF any country Is deprIsed OF Ihe latter tue
lormer is also DENIED Can heNeT be FOUND.
Amuns MI nudern Nations, at Je"'., 1g"o'a anti
ever pervadrs II country destitute u d Iioeral
coIplnerce: and thai stale winch n tects I"
advance her interest, her prosperity aud nap
pIues , b. adopting and peiiecuns the ih'Fr"''-
meuls Oh the age, can never expect long 10 re
mann fist in knowledge, IN arts, III arms ifs'
IN war, OF J. eaCc, ~ men or measures u0IeA
liz rrh nI -.