Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-08

| :. '"' ana mita, after outline ga,
'e"had 1t three OF four days. lhat " y ''s {
r m'hee Tue curing process hp vello,. 10y eoh1
"'"'s nc stalks, AMI reducing the san i In
WV Il Con fieae much TO tue Successful nt,
ne Il inc tobacco is hung on sc,r Ia. .' :,
' "s ''"uia DC pressed close loeethcr r., -.
VIC gu" nom burning II, and also 10 has,cn H.
',"o"'"s me plants But on tho OH,
- s'oa.' '''e weather be rainy or windy ahqn,
- e"'''',s' II should be removed in,medi
.''''' '"e n'u 10 the burn, and hosted IN
! ween the sticks throughout IN. to rs ~
me SIZE OF the plants. see my rc;,,L,,a. ~ ~
t.'i.nnsds, 10 IS one of the most sk,lc,I rlo1,.,.
has lec"if'in. nded the plan of puttino rho sil
ooot hail he distance n the top of the houso ba,
customary, and gradually widening 70 the ho,o,,,
| soy h'c 'hcneS AT top and eleven al bn,ton
nun ms valuable suggestion, as know tho IN
uaeeo III INC Top OF the house always cures s,s,
ms pun VIII retard the curing OF the ton and
Consequently bring the top Of the honso q, an a''
~ III" ."e oouy' ana must therefor give q more
| UNIFORM house OF tobacco. he heat hripg ,ly,,,s
eoheeniraed IN the roof Of the barn | have inveris
o'y observed TIA the tobacco when cured is much
naffcf IN the root than the body of tile house II
n's reasoning, lhen, Is corr CT, there is atWofo
"o'ahiast IA ihis pan-tha is, a saving of loom
Rn
to return from ms disrassio The planl.r bo,,n,
MS barn we'll filed with tobaco O and a laty, o,,an
MY OF wood prepared, both green and seasoned he
commences his fires, With mingled feelings OF hon.
aud fear. Fef | may truly say thai tins il ma, ,,
" a. most difficult part of the hole manaycm.n, nj
hetoeaeeo crop, but the most sa,isi & azarlops
Inns IS The fnck on which the hopes ofihe planter
hdVf II n often suddenly dashed TO- no matte
no" nm the tobacco, or how SIX lful the planter Al
outward circumstances should be uhfat oable, hlgh
"'his' &c. IT VIII be impossible To cure n good
nous oi L bacco. The curing process has ,lway.
been most diff uli and dangerous onr but has
been IN cred doubiy fer The last ten wears by
the demand foi bright French tobacco Were h
sra Set suddenly 10 open of out c,Hayed barns
("hefr the hies had bren unremllnsly kept W.
rom hoad.'y morning until Saturday and sec one
"tfhe ariy Sous of Af,oa, with his red eyes and
sooty loeks, he would imagine himself on the Dor.
drrs Of tn mt rnal reg ons. Blu, thanks be TO the
whmslcuiy of the French or the ava, ICE of the
Scotch, Or whatever oiher that has put tins
klad a tobacco out Of fashion Tor i, will save the
planners many load ofw wood, and macy a sleep
less niSbi, and ME much TIME IN de describing the
tedious process ot curing H. As The old fashion ID
oasceo IS now IN mand instead Of atng a
week 10 cure house, II can now BE- done m three
days, with half the care and trouble. As | an
writing oa the eve Of change of fish on IN tobac
20, sha'l not attempt to describe the process oil
curing 9TH that mInuteness that accords with my
original design but shall content myself with re-
marking, that as there has been radical change
IN he SORT of Tobacco IA den,ond within the las
"elvr months II IS not yet ascertalned what par
uoniar process of curing will sui the capr,clous
'rse OF III foreign consumers, the sill more Gas
'lious aste of ouT domestic purchasers. J think |
can however very safely congratulate the planters
If our country change contributing so much
70 lessen the labo aud expense of curing Their crops
This brings ne to the consideration Of the fourth
b anch of The subject hat s. Tue stripping and pres
sing of h. crop, which will form the subject of my
mex commun ca,on. G.
JfardJok, GAa1lJttc CO.