Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-24

pctose each cut csei,pp number with nm in,,,r.
which woul prfbsps as,on,sh himself If un,rcu.,,hd
10 such r1.rcls,s Of the mind IIe would find id,ss
supue.,,d hints throw ou, fact, s,u,,b md ,,ncI,
siops drawn from them tina, would be ,t,,ss,,h,c n.
would thus have h. benefit of The exper,ne, If others
he may ia this way call 10 his aid All the ADVANTAGES
If ,ull Tree md e.sy rrn,vn with M, b,,,h.,
farmers Al his own fire. aide They s,ae ibeit mari.
~nce-he remembers as he progresses in reading what
his own has been--hr can adopt their views II he is
con vneed or he Is leit free 10 cuha tlrlh with his
pons IN his own wsy--ll- " III oilen find TO his own
great surprise. however that the nos, simple thin,s
though nf the phrst yalur have escnped bs moi Ice
When led IN adopt them, he gain wonders how IL wa.
that II had never been sugpesed before A number OF
| persons, amunp whom WAS Columbus III, pte.t nav.
gator and dscoverrr of The Western World dn,ny Ia
geiher On certain pccssin the question was started
whether egg cuuld be made stand upon hard and
smooth surface The small ead being downwafd--l, WAS
tried again aud aYain, by another aud anoher;-all
failed and II was declared Ia be impossible when
he no had si conceived the bld design of sailing To
lrda BY Tho West, taking hold 1T the egg gently tap
ped the end the table. breaking the shell sufficiently
Ia form slight depessuh when 1t readily stood up
This thing simple In ITSELF snd which every
child could have done as we'll he had THOUGHT Of IT,
Thinking rilec ton --ubsrrv ailoh are what We
Of, only IN the pursuits Of Agriculture,
but IN all uthe occupations in hr w. often want aid
bringing tho mind 10 bear upon the very subjects In
which We iesl The deepest interest, aud with which wc
suppose We are most la'n'llsf-We want sone one To
aid us IN thinking. II may use The eIpr,sson Wa
stand In need. oiennles, Of promptef-of one who
VIII give us but the idea and then WE can ~ readily
enlarge upon II ~ the prohp,er hlInsei may MOI
be able 10 plan and arrange but WE know perhaps. how
every thii9 should look when property ordered aud
arranged All such minds require HE aid "i others; and
IN no TORN, more cheaper ii'e beneficial can II @e ob
tanned. ihln through the medium OF Agricultural jour
sails.
10 these remarks mean them. OF course 10 apply Ia
he iaImln. community as Is, manly throughout 'hs
section OF ouf Slate do no mean !" Say that merely
10 lake an Agricultural paper and to read II VIII make
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'.es o. heop''o Hu .'poe'' "oo'u lead 70 man, 'a'ns
aole uis'"'ene'' '"1' o"'" lo'e oe"encA " .hr ""s
farming community once itac ~ eminent Ifdtss0f,
now in The Clvef.ily, remark III me course VI pup
lie lecture thai hu IN II ihe Northern counties
of Virginia m the elphbrhu;d oi one Vi HE large nr.
nacss hich abound ~ thai lie observed ina: the
iron ore was hauled To the furnace on, very consider.
able distance across uonntain IN numerous Wagons
which daily that purpose aud al very
great expense To the iron masters w,o declared Tia, ~
the labour aud cosl Of the of HE ore were
50 great it was in 10 abandon The works
alugeiher The Professor on looking around vi as struck
with the pecular appearance of the stone ri which The
furnace chimneys Tor stacks No they are called were
horned. Thinking he did, that iiis stone indicated
he existence Of iron ore and finding that the stone had
been Obtained from the al hill near the furnace an
examination was Immediately made by the aid Of nor
tlon Of The hands about The shen aud there his
found, at the spot where II needed, just
below The surface vi the richest beds u ih,s valu
,ble known exist any portion VI Virginia
and perhaps equal 10 any ~ the Ubon. have doubt
that similar observations IN this section Of State
would lead 10 The discovery OF Lime The greatest
b0njaDce, where It IS not now known 10 exist At all
Such Is my confidence IN the efficacy o this manure,
when applied 10 many OF lands, that should regard
lis discovery my farm as likely 80 render me