Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-06-22
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to a'd them And first, let me say wilhou, inI.s,,v
acco nplIshod "s Ca" q
In the language Of yirp,1
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systematic and well directed industry. nmh.s ~.
acco nplsted - s "a" U
In the language Of Trpl1
Not to dull ndolen.e and ttan,,en, ,,i
.'e't Jo't resigned the CONQUEST of The .o,i
- ..e ,paPeats make keen the heart nor drjrneS
'"''''oh should li"ger where his C;odhssd r.i~r.a
i.a' them recolccl, that whaieyer H. yo,,, L.; 4.
worm doing WELL and that it il no, Ia IN. r,,.I* "
s'hiu' h"solndinan that the earth Yields he, m,r,
pNt 9 hln who pls with care and render. n, ,La =. -
Wv pop'I a'1 ~ The development Of her resuurcc,anJ
's care must not be bestowed irrepularIv I'D ,.
e'onsly, or upon brunch Of his busine:. 49,
upon every branch. aud systematically In me- A. ~
''' VI NE is proper system important th,n i,
'' % asflcn'lorei and 50 we'll has 1t been .ncrcj IT,
., y ,'' agricultural paprrsby General Washington.
na' VIII substitute Tor my his remarks. ,e So
" eclof lhah any thing can offer He saw "a w
ten closely pursued although II may not in ali il. ~.
be hr best that could be devised is attended Wi, t'
'''.'oe Advantages Tho conductor Of the basinr,.
ID 'pls case can never be under any dilemma H. 81 -
'''"loLa Inc oYrfseers, and even the l,barers -,
WAL IL To be done. aud what they are ca,,bl,. - -
III ordinary seasons. Tie force TO be emhlnyJ '.'s
o. III Que poporlnn 10 lbe work which is To be nt'n
"a and reasonable aed ,oerably accurate ra,im,,,
may be made ot the product. but when M pIan !. +,
I'D When directions Il NV from day to day tbo hsinas.
hecoh's a mere chaos frequently shiiIing and s
onS al stand for want OF knowing what 10 do ar ,h
manner oil doing II. Thus is occasoned waste 81 t,,..
Wn ) o' more inparinnee than Is generally imapineJ
N'thlh" can 50 eleclually uhvlaie the evil -. a., 80
lsled system. made known la NIL w.,,,. -. 80
That all may be enabled thereby To do their nan, j.
vantage ms gives ease 10 The prlncipal condn.,,
W '''9 ana ls more satisfactory the persons
"u' ""neu'a.,y overlook it--lcss harassng Ia Ls Ia,
barf7, rs wei as Lorc beneficial 10 the em,I,yya3
w aiever and, III other respects he NAV b,,o r.
''l "os' roy msn'Y upon the skllin tape of Int
ana especially, the small farmer; Tor he must cn,.,
"'n ane u not with skill and care he can M, n,rsrya
much les Improve his land II IL NOT s,s,,,n, ~,
MANURE ior There Is m substitute iur thai, bn, i i b.
n a"l' HAT he can succeed with a limited sn,n1x -
npl' 'nh enable his land to mike the effort nf ,yb; :;
Is capable, Let hun not despond because bis hnJ !.
P"' 'd BIS supply OF MANURE is small these H.,
sana9es are 10 be overcome by proper dr,ini,o 80,
culture. proper rotation of cr,ps and The i ,''e'
lection OF grasses These. AT first supply the nl,c 49,.
nuf' and lhen make ta,id let his crpp he yJ,nn,J ,
the character. as well as quality ofls land 'f, oo.n
wv 'np'p' "' D'''s large land holder induces Tho
n'h't than The active aud judIcious culture If sm,.,
'dsahl ihelt consequent Improvement / Inv. rod
An anrelaie nl hnsbandman slnnply illus,t,,,,..,
ms I'r ha1 TWO daughters, of them martie1 .nJ
m gave hef 'hfd OF his vineyard. and the next YEA,
lr made motc grapes and wine with t,,,,I,,,J ,h
he did with the whole vineyard The otb.r d,,
'eaIl'l ana ne gave her another third and sill ~.
cup increased ho bestowed upon Our third ,h
a'af aud care i1rnerly bestowed upon The wbol.
perceive " 'he significant smile of a fair friend thar
sla considers this anccdotc hit at tho IsJio. d..
indeed IL n1t-shc " al befee,va thai IL ho,r ,,
Pf'dnr "l die teId. aud not to the balance n, hand ~
the end ri the year; aud she knows thai bow.v.. ,L
grapes 'nsh' be made more abundant by the n,outu
J 'as'e anu W 'n'l' am sure, Ut every gentleman
here. they would be much more deicons II ,o,.h.J b.
alt'I hand. IN thus urging the Importance of n,n. ~,
'a'on lei me h"i be understood und.rrany m. i'm,
potIanef OF feai attention To manncs Every ,,,.n"
nr' should be ma'e to Increase the quantity Of putf,,
cent manure. The farm pen and o. psrv .h,r,a ~
constructed with An eye 70 make and ret,n i, and
spare day employed IN increasing The mste,.I ~, /,
Iint the stock he not larger than be well ken, ,rA
s1'Iei not sra1ed' practicable fyou would preserve
your land aud Increase the quantity Of manure; and II
how apply hIel it be perfectly Stacked for n ns
cred III Jumps. IN Jumps 1t will le until turn.d m =,
The ar again. lrucliyns nothing and 10 poor land an
ply not too much at nrs nor turn 1t ia loo deem. II
my experience with few hundred bushels find tbs,
nph the grass produces effect and let me c.,,i
myneighbors not To put 1t in deeply with tho nL",h
not only because they will be compelled 20 wait too lony
FIR the product, bn. because they will scnd il dowc
to pcstirot tribe called eraw fsh, from whom thew
VIII never receive return Prepare your land for
small grain and put in tho lime with the h, row. ,ou,
first crop will be greener and stouer but the immsd,,,.
effect wlibe. that clover will probably stick whsr.;,
never stuck before; and instead OF a naked 6sld
when the crop Is of, there will be a, Ie,st !.
smart sPrinAl'ng OF clovcr-pruvided you haye
sUwn the seed-and, with your land once well a., in
this most benelcent Of all the grasses your work Of 70.
generation Is al least half done. | know that this NJ
generation is iolsome task sud vet is there M n,.,
sure III it-nay, IS there not patriotism in in rbsre i.
MT only tho pleasure OF seeing plenty spring nm under
your own hand from your labor but the consci,n,,
nss that II Is your own, your native land :" that yu
rrgcnrrang. II Is tins regeneration of TINT n,ivo
land. which can alone turn the tide Of emigration and
poIuiae with her sons. who now p,pula,e State.
from her IONS, this loved, honored Old Dominion Ia
there no pleasure, no pride. patriotism in hiatt
" h1 can be nsenslblo to itl
Bcahrs there man with soul so dead,
That never to himself hath said,
This is my own, my native land?
Let all tue OF Virginia then turn their attention
To her sill, determined 10 reinvgorae, restore renew
that, and teach their children feel 'ere is no place
like home" Let those who able disseminate light
aud know ledge upon the theory well practice Of ag
ruure encourage sound and sensible pa pers and espe
cla, lei add to those hee cherish and sustain that
useful and excellent periodical, rising among YOU.
and thoroughly devoted to your interests the Southern
Planter. 1t Is cheap that all may take il, and none
without advantage And, Mr.. President. let one VI
Your best prizes be given To Lin annually who sup
pllcs You with the best essay upon agriculture.
Mr.. PRESIDENT have now performed, az we'll as |
could. under the circumstances, the task assigned
know thai cannot expect the appreciation OF far
mer you are, for soveny job; and dare SIX
approving smile from our fair friends upon whose
gentle much has been imposed but this will
ask oi hem the next best thing they do fbr me.
that they bend their trowns me, but you. for hav