Ponola [sic] weekly register. (Ponola [sic], Miss.) 1843-1843, 1843-03-15

mixed. The swamp on the other side u
,f the aforesaid lane (now in corn and al
,ats) is to be kept in the best possible i'
order, that the part not already sown u
with grass seeds may receive them ell J;
Their this autumn, las soon rs the corn c
can be taken off with safety,) or in the S
spring, as circumstances shall dictate. I
No exertions or pains areto be spared a
n, Dagueron to get the. swamp from
Manley's bridge up TO the meadow a
bove, and the two enclosures in the mill
swamp. in the highest order for grass,
10 be sown in the time and manner a. {
hove mentioned. But that no more may
be attempted than can be executed well,
proceed in the following order with them
accordingly rs the weather may happen
to be. for this mus: be consulted, as dry
weather will answer to work in the low
parts best, whilst the higher grounds
may be worked at any time.
LIST. Begin with the swamp from Man
ley's bridge upwards, and get all that
is no. already in grass, we'll prepared
for il. and indeed sown. end That
part Of the low meadow on the mill run,
, which lies between the old bed Of ii q
the race, and within the fences. Sd.
After this is done, take that part of en-
closure above (Which was in corn last
year,) lying between the ditch and fence
No. ], up and down TO cross fences. 4th
, Then 90 over the ditch and prepare
. sin after slip as the ditch runs from the
one cross fence to The other, and contIn-
t ue to do this as long as the season Will
y be good. or the seed can be sown with
n propriety and safety.
,e conceive that the only way to get
! these grounds in good order and witt
expedition, is TO give them one goo'
plourhing and then to tear them to PIE
el ces with heavy harrows. Whether !
If, he necessary to cut down and take OF
to the weeds previous to these workings
10 can be decided better by experiments OIL
~ the spot than by reasoning on 1t at
d distance. My desire is that the groun
. shall be made perfectly clean, and lal
Ia down smooth; without which, meadow
.vo will always be toul--much grass le
+, in them, and many scythes broken
" cutting what is taken Oft.
4lh. The buckwhcat which has bee
sown for manure ought to be ploughe
IN the moment a sufficiency of seed
9 Of ripe to stock the ground second tim
,hIe otherwise SO far from answering Il
rsp purpose Of manure, it will become
, !, exbauster. For this reason, If II
anv thoughts belonging to the farm are un
rae bIe 10 turn it in time. those oil Muu'
,or- hole. Darue run and Union farm mt
Wo combine TO do it, the work to be rePa
e Of by the farm that receives the oenent'
lille soon as the work is accomplished theI
hich on.
ctcr 5,h. When clover and timothy sec
This are mixed and sown together, ALLOW
the hints of the first, and three OF the
roc- ter to the acre; and where timothy OF
,Ilo IS sown, allow four quarts to the &C
Iii Lathe seeds be measured in the P
tails No r,ions here allotted, and put int
N half bushcI, and the half bushel III
er to with sand or dry earth, and extrem
, the we'll mixed together in your Prese
. cnl- or bv yourself, which will answer
hoen nood purposes, viz: LIST, 10 prev
On Nc lief. for seeds thus mixed Will not
and 2dlv, the scotsman being &C
score ,omnd to sow a bushel Of wheat to
80 ~ acre would be at no loss TO cast b'
I'd as ell Of this or any thing else, regu'
print on that quont''y y. w., ,,;u hoc;
tc. 9th 1t is expected you Will. peg
sow early wheat in August, ant
1913. ground perfectly clean and well pho
,so,J, % would havc,& do accordingly
- nor- root that no less than five pecks OF
Lnm | he sown on each acre, The plan oI
,;ll see farm over which you look is give
or If Mr.. Lewis, from which the confer
q whv each field may be known. And 1t
week express direction that every water
receive tho best attention may be given u
/ to do that this quantity actually is put II
lain to have strong suspicious (but TINS
ont NV not to be limited to them) tina! the
10 lives men help themselves to u pfe'y
m until toll.
hlishcd 9TH. As soon as you have done
IN will. ing and even before, if 1t can DC
1ch di. conveniently, you are to Sc: heart
m him, bout threshing or treadlng Out ,ne
oedinte. and as fast as it is got out, to nave
so NAV livered at the mill or elsewhere a
all ey- inc TO directions. The longer TN
the fol- ness is delayed, the more waste al
ba busi- bezzlement will there be OF the
ne # an The wheat is to be well cleah'
govern chaff and light wheat are to be pr
ii Moth taken care of for the horses o,
4 be or stock--and the straw stacked ana
u,hority cd as it ought to be against wealn
ooI until the WNOle