Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-19

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5,.,' ,,v,t. Js.asrc cd spt!, s..as silsaf.s.
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,s..,,,,.-y n, so44aleJ, - i mas: Dc, Is !. had
,.!.f;.e ,.iet. aat.f 80. eo,erga!toh II u n
.l,;,., for cot, ,.atu.;oa, IA; oar country gent
M is We: fl e i.a ,!.e ,.aa. peai thai attends the
,...I,..f.u u. ~. IT. As ro9H - N3s informed
.,.,n..l.s ..t ,..,s ita 1a2li'h y ee8 atfHt}
.,,n.o.}ut.r4t.,lgn:el Is presence hsse, !, M
i,,,,r.,.;ou ot English raeea2sse3, w.t,sa hive
t..,,.uay la4leJ II City Point il H.; coun-
-. n4}darn,l was Do53A5! broagh, III tbe'r oats
g., t,cr AL D. ta5i means scattered Over OUT
r,.1,rr. Ii tho ~, a S.7aai5h thistle taii 81
Llr,s and snayp tAoras, WAS brought 10 The same
yl,,, and also - Petersburg, II the a2eees 9f mo
r;u,sae,p; AMI hay..1.; been permitted by neglect
I, soread gea;si 10 ad another ss:ion' nha anJ-
las. .,,,ya,,s. % ctr farming. Though tlafnel
l,s.o, ham kao~A acre so lJn2 as tsseaty years,
i3i.ff - wheat YET tae opinion
Is a .. o.ay,lca, tad ms Plaza, IKE chcat, Is
e,.rsly dsgc!,eraied what It's: erroneous o.
.,....; are .Al.uatei to repr:ss u, vigorous Ell
to5, - roJ. oat thacvs; and Itdtnsi should DO
at,y,d 10 spr.,i ;i.tol CHOU; tie country, 1t VIII
d, .,nao,lba 10 ,ct RAJ II II. By great care, yer
kt,,4. nav relieve ourselves OF thsse pests, : The
a,lr1,rt IS nude Witho1. more delay. A9tAns VIII
c..sr land .,l-c7dy set with iafnsi, but eaeiailY
milling ever ptln: on of.le crops Of ~ 1t ahl
s5sing perfectly ci9an aea3
DNnA is uolsapoI. n vefy high dsBree. /
ha.e hea :'oi GOO ta1'tlE os thfee ssYefat ca
sal, jh!s coaoty OF paf>5as be.ns made alarming
iYlll ~ csuus siasie ned o. bread made OF
w6.at rosauuz ID ,ef&e pr7eo...aa ef darnri They
. Il r.. ffs4sf : al
ii. s,.macu coaaI,,e4 Hnas, d an II W9s
tlo1.al b. ;ho,s Who witnessed se.iestI taafao=
thn.s bat ias SPEEDY u7a Of active msdieine, saved
tle lives OF the psr,9ns SO affected.
W. farmers are a., TO lonabain Of tie niiefs
firth, rouy ANA strong objections nat 'hey make
=, ,Ac coa i.t.an q car Whsat "sea offered
~ ,b,l,, f.. md We complain with iasiie iea-
SON. bessuss suoa on .s.t1a5 afe ur5ed ire ,aiaiH
n,,I raorlciyasiy, ana are very much iaiiince by
IN. dcmanA aul prs, But Il some hxad auf re-
gularrule tou! be adopted, which @oaii impose
u heavy ba; uniform penalty "a TIE tafn't tor eve.
r,,kjui OF ia >uriLV IN rs Whaai, have no doae.
but i, would ID. u,i,rlalaly II no. immediately bone
fetal 10 cvtsy fnaar, well AS 10 the mil n, ailo
10 In. Whole region oi country in WI Cd tar rals
v,es adopted, by raising 20 the highest giraffe th'
c,,r,cior of its wheat AMI hour When wheat O.
average quality sells for one dollar the bnshel,
crop fee from al moailly ought to be worth Ter
,,rtS more anl tha4ople5t that would be eonsid
cred " merthantea.e,' wouldbe worth ten cents
I.ss-mAking a difference oftwenty cents between
n. best and wots, qualify. ifpfiees were AWAY
proportional to these values, the ddiereneS @oa1
j., suliisiaui pretniual forth care necessary {
Keep crops clean. Bur unfortunately such IS not III
case. The purchaser WAL readily admit hut thef
is this great dti renee in tbs intrinsic worth oith'
best and worst wheat bat his prices must be re
guated by his expected sales--and n. cannot a
ford to add to the average price aoVe i've GEMS 10
the best nor need he deduct moro than the same U
m,unt from tbs worst. Thus the average quilt.
of wheat in any certain market, serves IN sree
measure to prefix, OF to approximate to Il, the PA
ces Of both the best AMI worst crops. Therefore
ae mos, Slovenly farmer gets tor his wheat Nv
cents more than It's intrinsic value, and he VINO sea-
Perfectly clean wheat, ge;s Ave cents less ! III
State of things amounts to abouatg beng o!lsfe
iOr foul crops.
Aremelv for this evil ana great aa4 rapid III
proyonent in general qua! y and ceanhssi OF cd
wheat might probably be effected by soieeiAn
lket The i6lIJw,nc plan Sp??ose th5 mii'ei5