Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-10-26
MLDiiEhhaNkAN untAI.

Mr.. N. u. Pendleion, e Louisa coun.
W addrs sscs the -ditof at the SoutAe n
Planter IN the subject Of this wheat. a. d
insists both on lts rroduc,'sen.s IS and good
Touring pr pet :. The facts aleu- BY
AIR. +. are 81 striking that We have con.
clud, To occupy the space q, cesssry TO
reprint tn m, as decidedly more ln,errs.
ting al thus moment than any spec ulal,ons
OF ous own upon general subjects. Mr..
Pm Teton soys:
Two years ago mocurd from tho
- te Vi De.awaie ten bushels; one hall
bush Of Which gave my broli err. The
nine and hall bushels s'.wcd abou, tie
middle Of October, partly on smalI p,ecs
Of Ind which had given an Indifferent
crop of tobacco, and partly On corn field,
r,aprd one hundred ana five busht ls. be-.
ing about IL bushels per acre, and eleven
Tor each bnshcl oil seed. Last inl sow.
cd 40 VI the same time IN o, tol er, on a
tobacco lut u nine acres, ten bushels Of
y Is wheat. TIE land hid b en- some.
what mi rove !, and partially manured the
preceding sp,iog; but the farm. after a
long course Of bad managem, MT, anne IN.
to my poss, ssl, n about five years rrn.
aud Of course have not YET ,mproy.c
any OF Il highly. Moreover nv oserseer
s"w.d the lot much too tn n - he should
have poi Nv" bushels PER are. A small
po'tioa OF The crop is MT YET cleaned. but
from the quaint ~ already tanned out.
kno" the pr duct cannot be 'ess than A.
but 10 BUSH 10. lasD sowed This
wheat aud The red May IN my corn land.
'ndra,o pg TO give them an DUAL hancc.
~ 10 tn qlnh y oi sol. TIM OF wing,
g.; aud am COULD n shall tind tho
= oiect OF the { rner. when cl.rD.d.
much greater tn N that o. tn at err
Whilst growing III i'll r n-c s.xt.a.
nd nary. My brothers ,al bush -. ID.
ed sewn bus Is, IN hand thought yerv
TIM. Last iaI h. wed about SIX bos,,.
els on abou. four acr-s If corn land.
VII % had been tolerabIy we'll m nured
IA the spr'ns. He reuled xiy-6y bush.
els. Id ne'ghbor ten rushpIs Inst
Fall, VIII b he Sow d or Iy on fiat land
i er C. RI, and PATTY on high, ground.
All has ishnofs think b crop will be
lou bust e's. Ia every ms ance | hsyn
I'M nlion"d, we could MT have resped
much nore than hall as much from sny
o'h-r KIND Of wteit; nor in four years.
have heari Of any crop or ri or q
crop, an my neighborhood which has an
pronched the Cas- : above sprclfi, d. The
Mediterranean is assuredly a Nv proof
wh' al. sowed il in one inslane e, adioio.
ing purple straw, and in another, in close
contact tn the rel May. The purple
stru" was almus, destroyed. md the red
Ny somewhat injured. by ay; Wills,
not one could be- found in the Mroirr.ra.
mean. The lat et is so ea,iya wheai as
To be eninely r. q tr m ru.t also. Not.
withstand ng he low estimate yourse and
Mr.. Haxa put upon this wheni, must
deem my own exprience more satisfscto.
~ than lie pre- judgm nj OF IN extensive
m Her who has never manufa, tured bar
rel OF fur from IT, e The pass ng sncer
Of an agricultural journal. that il is ''an
xp'o led humbug." | shall therefore.
continue is culture, being cenyinc. d i
vi ord nariIy yield from one half TO ono
third more III n any al er VII nj.
Mr.. HasaTs man objection, that the
wheat S unfit for the m nuiacture OF GOOD
-four, stall be briefly d spstci Ell. On
this toini have but one feet 10 state,
hut that is concus've. lst,ly ssnt 10 n
manufacturing mill in my rci. hborhaod. .
on The Saufh Anna river. shnt en- hush.
e's e tbs ~h~at, requesting Mr.. PAYNE.
The owner of the mill /, make III. best
-four he cnld, and h.pag as The result
his proved, n ~ might show the faiiacv
o. Mr.. lis oiiaion. Mr.. PAYNE wrote 10
me ,hat n wheat mate AL pouads Of
u iur. whic7 h saws is Of The best quality.
Whether he included The ton n The
above quantity, 10 no. know; but il he
Did, 4 IS pr'ba ly rs eopd a weld as could
b. exlectet of any red VIII. al. The
quality OF tn Anr is really admirable. Il
is lh'' very hest | have ever lad ground.
and as good as The best Redmond manu.
iac'uies. Mr.. Haxali himself wonld, |
have M d ub,. be content to have his al.
ways like il; and il he viii on Y give the
wheat a far trial. he VII, am sure.
speedily confrss his error. II our c; ok.
"a raw handy msk.s good bread Tonight,
ill send down loaf to your Office TO.
by my wagon, in the hope hat
YIN will give Mr.. Fl. ocular praor Of his
and will make public acknow,
edgment OF your own"
II. N. PENDLETON.