Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-01-20

or part Of lte stock J'bese may t,e mad'
very cheap, wifi hon ri F0ofs a0d sides
and II sawed staff IL dii9enIt t. be- Obtain"
ed. with logs tpIied u' I Y The sides, am
we'll chinaed and plaslefpd With Glgy, hno
poles ovtr.laid with coarse baY ~ straw
fnf n ToUf. WhaFe tifuhef - Hc"'t", u
stone wall, or m earth entankth enf may
be- thrown up siK Ut seven feet iik'h hr n
double r6w Of rails ~ lt4ht poles al he
laid 49, three feet mart ~ 81. hhd hen
filed in with coarse hay or Al nv for TIE
wall shelter. Thg only objection to tins
l., That tnweveF ponr tho hay or straw, The
stork. frequently from more wHntonhess,
will pull II ont and dsvour il bui after fe
mining one year. 1t becomes Iulsly AMI
foul, and they ate not npi In do sp.
Another great consideration 10 making
sheds and Yards, aud having them we'll
supplied with litter, Is umt BY keeping
! stuck e0Bfn d in thgn, all tho manure,
both saIid and IinUtd. is savfd and IN nd.
dttion ~ their sKtfa comfrtt, animals chi
lass md thrive bptlnf than Whsn uHproffc
I'd and suffered IN fhan NJ large, Water
for drink, Of ~ wafm n 'ampetAi ufe as
car be- obtained from u spring of well.
ought 10 ttba bonn'ifnI|y subpIied IN The
ward. and IN such n mnhnrf ne moi ~ over
flow and wet The ground " litter around,
LIVE, SAT-, AsD AsHHs.-We lntely
an on instance 1T lhs wonderful effects
If lbs above substance ne a manure, ~ The
place If Mr.. &. w. Shaw, IN NaFdham,
The coil was II light sandy loan, that hhd
become so exhausted that if produced ut.
tie else lhnn %soffel, IS was there shown
by adjacent nnds. So small was the pro
dacf, TINT the person who sold the land
and had a claim 10 its nae one year more,
wa wiling 10 rstlnqtish his Claim 70 lOnf
acres fof three dollars.
Inst spring the land was ploughed and
narrowed, then half mn acre for corn was
manfred with two bushels If aolt, two
easks lime, and lbs ashes from n ton Of
coaI, mixed with Elk or seven cords Of
ioam, taken from n ridge, whore a wall
had bssn removed. On one ride ufthe wall,
the hoadlands Ind been thrown, md on
the other, some lhtle loan from The side
oi the road.
The ashes and loam were reckoued Of
bat llttlo value. This manufe was spread
on the I'd, and remained on thgtopg the
corn was dropped or Il, without frrow.
ing Of boelng.
We saw This corn July Goth and II was
one Of the most iuxnfiant md hardadme
pieces that we have seen, and moro fof.
ward than any other. II was aIl splen
did out. and beginning 10 silk. II was
throwing out Two, three, mud, In many
caaes, four or FIVE shoots for eafs. A good
deal Of II was s and u feet high; and
though 10 the time Of y severe drought, IL
did mol suffer from this cauae, ~ there
WINS moiature between tho roWs Mt tho atif.
face. We notice the same appearance
as 10 moisture in tbs garden MANFRED IN
like manner. As%an experiment, q rod Of
two Of this land was manfred with a
Of Stable manure IN The hill ,ot
a good way Of applying ~ and on that
the corn was not much more Than hBlf 81
forward, Ms Il was just spiDdliog, while
The other was beginning ~ sllk.--Boshoh
CuftiDofor.
Thesis ingredients, salt. md ashes, are
he principnI agents employed in Bun
process" which we verify believe is
10 effect wonders for the agriculture Of
he counGry.-Soahern Planter.
JvDor FtNcn.-We regret to learn