Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-30
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"WN, YES. Il has been realiz j. and il Is nei
pre,anptaou. to nlir.n, tai what has been done,
can be done again Our calculation assume. thai
5000 WORMS or cecoens will make pound ol
silk, whereas 2,517 have done So as was piaci-
call, icste1 BY NJ. Elias Frost, Of Plainic'd,
sachusei;s.'
e" BIZ, then tbcre /, 80 much ,roubh in attending
the wotms."
Not 90 Therois NJ part af the work OF feed
inc which cannot te done hs lhe children and tc-
males of every family. Any child who IS old
enough 10 pick mulberry leaf, and carry a stpall
basket. " Ill prove serviteable hand IN an e'.ab.
lishmeni for feeding worms. And then the labor
Of feeding oay last, from five 10 vi, week.
Really your description is very ni'"rine.'
" Not more 50. according to our belief, Than *
justified hs the most sacred regard 10 truth aud
here lc, cnioin itnpop YOU, as duty YOU owe
your Country, 10 set the example ia your own
neighbour nd, Recommending mulberry orchard j,
II will raise MP faf You rnntc enduring MONT
mont than the most skilfll artists conld erect on
nf hrsss or mar lie Cor il will 1--we through. nj ID
time IN the hearts II v1ur neiRi horS and tler do
scrniante. We esagceratc moi. Look AT til
question in is naked and simplest form. Nv
suppose von var, t9 plant ten acres { instance,
youlako that oil .edre fcll that now does no
sirli ~ 4 es.n, - Which, sive the peat We haN
nst II, 49,, ri,cs lif' 10 n1thinp plough ii up;
plant 1t u mu,h,rrf rrcos, manarng them IN tia
tok, aad In i5ur we're il will me-, YOU upwards .
5000 annually, # y"n pay proper attention IL
the management Of your worms
" Bu then tlrte is so much trouble in keeping
dc mulberry trees free from weeds, and Won know
Nc farmers cannot spare the time 10 devote Il
ground thai does nnt bring us in soncthinr.'
a. tJ,o ~ a. \ f,,,l Il IaV
often and 80 Justly complained. Wlat, lei us ad
YOU. can be- acquired in his lif, Uilhont trou-
lie 7" Iii. the tenure hr winch VIC exist and
havc our being. " Troubh," u You +, rm il, Is
one of ihc very cheircmcnrs which animate rs aud
render life pleaSurahlo Tic desire 10 overcome
human impedimcniS constitutes the most prollh,
sou &c Of happiness to man Of we'll regulated
mind. Bui sou have Greatly o,crrated thu de
gree Of trouble in keeping your mulberry orchard
IRE, from, weeds. Tie very labor Of Keeping il
clean, ii ptopcrI, MANAGED, vii prove greater
soure, profit 10 You thln the same number
acres Of Noui hest land in uh"a."
4" How can rou make tat dprcar Convince
nc Of tin', aud will adop, Your recommendation
al once"
" In order 10 keep Your mulberry orchard 81 a.
for TIM FIRST three Years, and until the plant, hN
got Sufficient start not 10 require it, You must c,l.
ruto haga, hrmccn the rows Manure these
he drlll> and they win nett you more tlan tie
best ahcat field you have 20
Ill notthis nnrc tllr mulberry plants 7"
=" NJ. Nofat ~ On the CONTRARY, it will d.
rbcm las'nk brnetif and urge forward thcit prowr
With Decided advantage"
"Well then, rs promised Won, if von convinced
M, ON that pnur, | would adop Your ccommrL-
dp,ion, and IS am - convinced, shall tusn ~
The old scd.e drltis all. pet Tin corn ncAtspriu.
md thus prepare ii to receive the mulberry plant.
Il Q ensuing veal"
" Letus nov lock n dis subject in another
point Of view lei rs cN1mnc the moral Influence
II viii exercise IN every Derplbnlhood, in "hid
tie mulberry culture may b. introduced. 1nracl
district 81 yeur country, no matter how much opH
hHre there may be IN It, there is also a large pur-
ton of portftg. You cannot point out the spo
IN which. IN the compass Of ten miles square, that
We cannot dircc, your attention TO objects wlloSe
snfHngS appeal tothc kindlrr feelings ofthc heart
Here, We find widow, with some half dozen or
phlns around her, STRUGGLING through want and
barely sustaining the positive calls OF naiurc--and
h'rC IS WORTHY poor m II situated on worn out
soil, surrounded hy a housetu Of children, whose
claims upon lliN projection he cannot meet. In
all probability, thcy BROUGHT up without cdncd.
iion; IN ignorance, and will scarcely a supply OF
lhc ordinary nccrsSaiicS of lil,. The day opens
and closes upon them, hui 10 maxi thrir wretch
edncss lhr morc hideous and msun;.mhlr But let
Is tla0tr thc scrnc \ few wealthy men in those
neighbofhoodS, lave cone cNtcn>isrl, into the silk
culture that ,eidom aud her children hay,, each
our profitable employment, AMI 50 also have the
WORTHY poor MA and his, nl what is the eff
feet Why those hovcl.so hlc the scenes Of NJ
ter misery, are now filled with grateful heart, and
rouutennnces bcamiug will Joy. Wcall know
What IN immense difference additional cmplovmcnt
LOT five or six wrrk> will make in the affair, of a
Paor family, and then as the wealthy armrruill re-
tive vrry arge amount for his silk hc can and
Will doubtless pay his paor nrichbors, whom lr
may l1rc, literally, and thus enable The heads ol
such tanr>to cdueatr heir thllrcn and hrng
thom mp in industry and com'ort. And pray let us
ash you, what man ot wealth would exchange tine
rich lnlNteto OF feelings, Which such cunlni,a III
IhlngS " oula WELD, for any earthly consideration
ind lie more especially should he prize those
feelings, "a, WhlIr le~o II he doing sa much good
and dispensing much solid ccmfurt In ii t
worthy and industrious Paor around Inn, hi, on II
private tYrtnsr wood L. acorn Dhtjre vii u "a.
pidj'y of >tidr 10 aAj,lh he I'D ben heretofore 4
>trauncr"
A,li", tbrrr is the owncr of lillc firm, -
tlitN II = haedr d5er>, which hltclv ,ird, Linn =
vine. ] h. make, hoth ends meet at tia, end a.
he wear, hccH'cfS apou tie business Of the new
one, with a eladden,d couutcnanrr and rcocin,
hear. IL casts lis eve II the N ltcrry ore hard
al his rich nrghhur, he hears ii his success. an,
h horrow> hope from il. lie plants his acr,. i,
Mulberry, and when u few wears roll around h,
1ndN thar his frugal wife and daueltc arr. ann,
ail\ adding 10 his income sum WIt h makes hin