Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-27

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MIN iiisi' pe I"'s'o'y 'nJu'e9 ~ "5H removal
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VIE f2''f 'hein 1t" 'l'" o1 sodeep. Is operation
s'3ae % F6ti"1"'1i "le" iie iesNee az wei an"
TIE e3li "5il ana loose ms pr lfHatph should
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Ite9a3'5 ae1i'h"7 "' tAe l'th pm Lot the season
"zieie foH pu' may "1 4ohl III any lHHe i''s'
dry. Fbein,norl,,c,. n- HAVING sufficient 4nnul,
If =tx4, t.',d Is tina. when, tbn, nrenarrd tl.,
NAV h. If.,ns,ori.l At onv. whether, wet q,
NJ u 1'e ''''' !"'u i'e" S''ou'" ne "S,'o "' pc
about * icb,., deem. u, unIf.,nlIv ,po,SilJr to
receive ibr animal manurr,lou5I,. Tins thickness
viii no, be too much for .r,1v winter nrc,aratjou
ninolel viii, 60, ami ,Il,s,n the ,urin.,
tbs leax., vii be irrornor,frd with tn, oreat mas
Of manure Tine PROCESS Of iaullnp them 10 the
.rn psn IS inportnnt and to be considered rs ma
ny have laueLed at th. idea. saving YOU MIGHT us
well attempt to haul f utAlrs H. an onen cat: and
1t IS not much to be wondered utundtl the ilIcr,u
llaI85 4 systems ATTEMPTED I.araf OK carts Lsehar
snss their loads Dv tilt or on. forse carts are bl
far the most ,xpcdiuous mode 81 eot4eynnce. with
yav h2h sidc.botrds, &c; inar-pfonged forks
with tn teeth SLIGHTLY curved and ..slsa. conpos-
ing frame about two feet sl,larc. age used to Iif
the l.tyes and willraisc ms many ms n man can
conveniently hcuvc into the cart. weighted as the,
are With Tho adjoining soil, and Ne4t continually
wet or damp bv the covering Of earth -four hands
are employed To- a lroe OK cart t.y0 with fork, one
with a rake to keep the leaves md earth nearly
pushed up the fourth in the Gait to receive and tread
them firmly down One ton. ,nofe or les IN tIo.
PORTION To the quantity otcarth mixed with leaves
and their weight by reason 9th season, may be
carried at each load in an oX-cart or wagon to the
flrm yar1-the speed with which tn, loading T.,
done. and consequent llllns. up q. the funt,cu, IS
uuY el.eona.lng to one wLoIoo.s 10 the ill,iroyc-
nl.6f of hi. soil ,Lrouoh ,.,,.r,,s and ri,,,nr
system ol manurns As an evidence that have