Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-27
MATURING LARGE FARMS.

Il is n couiIn tetuark mad 10y tanners OF
The sou'h, Oh The su.J"c of mdnuijng, that i. is
Impp.sibe 10 manure her extensive fields.
My, say ttrv have FIVE hundred acres diyi
taI lnlo fv" II Ids ani In tbnk o. msnuting nj
trs Iaud is on III the quet ton. II would re-
sarr al ny taOouTers all tue gear 90 do 50,
yen # nad The manure. but i! Is impus.ible
- get the manure, aud t.is, # ~ 9th r obstacle
st,,rd, rrndr.s Il altogether 5-ic,s 10 thinil
II,
The above is a bri'ftu comprehensive NirW
II Tie AIgaleuts U~ct y farmers gtuerall
against the -t-tsm uf ntau iiins ter landS
md We pop - ii .Bs II T." atr>s on thr
~ y I, II shaw irat theF lre altogether IN
atu8 alsi prratcatrd laeu MI prrote ,u<p rin-
-, .e,. ibrre are cr,tfi" daea frnr pl-> ur
Hes ~ ihP science T agriculture " la cannoI
~ dist,2 aldei : ept Il. the fXppn.s OF proa-
Hefit} & and toe iifs, and mpst Inpor at on" -
N no morn grou d saonli yer he hroGght
saier lsse tAsu ctu oe CT t.yarci vel, hy ~
ice a. lse ,mnaun OF the farmer. Il is 10
iaenrs5ett Ut tals most saIdtarv rule thar all
NJ butts 81 our AZ tiCnitur are 20 he a'irIll
-. u n farmer tind, TIA tiIs Land is uecom
ihg "HpfoduLHFc, aud That Ia Is UNABLE TO keen
II up ny maturing, he may b" assured that lac
scu'lVating loo much, aud Il, uuly remedy is
10 Hhrrise hI5 II Ids 10 the ddneu,iJns WHEN E.
i aulH 10 manure, no mattrt how small thu,
may or' u tie has IA force capable OF Cuiiiea-
''og ohr hundred acres IN the old way, le MN
PN Tue ~aole oil that force GA upon twenty-five
Tres aud pursue IA system Of hIgh culture.
!ae first year lac vii lrobably not make as
much us he would h I've done IN he old way on
Tie hond ed a,res but HE second aud forever
afterwards he will make more, and this with
is's iAhonr. As 10 a want OF manure, this is
generality imaginhry--every farmer by jndi-
e'ous management can get or can make enough
!or his purpo,e. lie cannot, of coarse, exnect
manure 10 drscend upon his taad larH shower
\ oil mama, any more than lie eau look for
2ae cop OF Corn wnhout pldhtlng; but by
PROPER eAeIuons every farm ~ IN Uniipd
'9'a'es can b. mannTed with less eaprn,e than
ne surplus proIi,s arlsing from me manure
VIC II oameto. luis W sIucrr,ly b eve, and
"e nave arrived at THIS conclusion from long
ana attentive observation. We ueper,et saw
"'"'n that WE coulI not point to nears Of ma
ling anu BRING inio STATE oil nigh and prof
"a''S ch'i'V"li"a at an exP~use Bltog 4lher M
'o''iurfdoe "hrn cOnifdst"d wan the advan.
''s'S 10 DC derived ron il. The meau, O.
N'"s are dS 'Hiio"s AS the sous but there
"' sumo more rromlnrnt than Others. Onr
sV'te Oh manure Is almost universally over
,oo"eu' AM thai rs swamp aud marsh mutt
o"a'"pSi GEEK bottom, aud marshes are gem
""o"eu TO run Wild with bushes aud " i'd
grass, and are really 50 mucu land subtYAcled
'o''' Tue supefhces oi the farm, besides be-
euh'"s sd&ees OF disease aud objects of dts
a'" 10 goos taste. These should be resos,ed
w "hh"re' The rich mud tney CONTAIN IS
me- sealth 10 the proprietor Aud yet
t w." un'ssfsaiy are 'hey not DOLLY overlooked
, g"' absolutely passed BY in utttr ignorance
s", anes are any thing Nut pest TO the farm.
9''se' ol'e hundred IA Us who nave such pla-
slsn VA u'e'r ia'ps, n fInely-n,ne OF ,hem
sol, W. ""y e"hsrnS II them cheap!Y, bar
sSA.. 'sA>t' IAtlf Auladb!e cor