Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-27


! nt maknp bread OF 81 bthlng ma preeess Which ~
would seen every knowing heuse aiir should under.
stand, asst il but The old business span, and which
was carried I'll 10 duuhi by the immediate descendants
OF Mother Evr rs well ~ the immediate progeuilurs Of
the same man aud wiie--yrt tell such n man tha, he
ought by all mcans To have an Agricultural paper,
which, anene many other things, would teach him The
hest msde oi plonghing, end he will answer, "why
that is wha have been learning all my life; want
no teacher for that sor Of learning assure YOU
Watch another man rnm the counlry. when YOU find
him in mathei,-in town. where there Is mintr's
shop dress makers sign; and IL it more than likely
ynn viii see him paying Tor the most approved and lue
poyed style III eepes hr his wife. ans perhaps carrying
home IN his hat The pattern Vt newsyle dress Tor his
daughter. cut ifum stray number OF one oi hrs ro
cal newspapers; aud tins now he preserves with great
care, kuo~iog ITS arrival Is anxiously expected IN tho
family Chance 10 fall IN with him on the way
home; get in,o conversation lie subject of crups aud
atmlnI, and IN The une should you ask him II he has
lrlrd the mus improved plough nav IN general use,
description III which you give him, and refer m To The
Southern Planter, Tor other particulars. he will pfoba
hly tell yuo he knuws nehng about II. and that he is
advocate for these tangled slyles.-he and
his !,,.!y always liked old fashions the bes, You
would thlsk pnoihei opposed 10 all modern improves
mens and 10 all changes, but at the same lime you
learn fro n him that he has lately erecleda new gate,
which he constructed after the iorm OF one which he had
al neighbours house. who had first seen the plan
ana dmli, with description of II, In the American
Farmer. Another cannot be- prevailed oh Ia examine
the stock that is to be- exhibited near Ia" Mt some Ayr
cultural Fnr perhaps, hecause, rs csags, he has "a
much stock al hone rs ho can attend to- yet d You
chance Ia call INN, he i'll give yuu na evidence Of
even nu effort he has made 10 fnpree hisso,k on his
iarm by nny original plan OF his own OF Of other
men's further than 10 tell yon he has had he rare OPP
rorunlty Of seeing The picture o the famous Ayrshire
reNl whoday int,lshed he, owner With 81 many pa,>
Inns ot fine milk and WIN constituted her portion. nh
others, 10 the making Of 60 nahy p0uhda OF elHess-
This sight he ohlaej In ihe Cotlvalar. which another
"eghaor had been good enough To tend hun.
u might seem 10 sume thai characters of this kind
were very rarely 10 he met wiih IN this rommnnlty Of
outs YET they are by no means as rare are highly i'm
proved, well cultivated aud productive farms They
ARE men whose ancient remembrance oi The eis. If
the generaiion n thfir giabdath hers rs sl cherished
aud who will continue 10 follow their preceps rather
lhun the examples Of their own contemporaries. THIS is
a sun of veneraoB which In peculiarly charae,efls
lie oi rs Nirghans; and wtlle II IL 10 be regretted IN
many respects iur The ru,nous Consequences 10 which IL
tends yei II Is feeling honorabe ~ It's origin, aud 10
be nppauJtd Tor lis generous associations il the Good
anl The viunus OF other times, Wien believed
to have been by ~ means inferior In poot IT morality
aud gondy character 10 llnse u The present day. So
lhis proneness ol Nhpinans. however, 10 he ever
l"klng 10 The past generations Tor high and honorahe
eAnmres--ur memenls OF her great OF hus, da VS.
rather Than seeking 10 build up name mud a tame VI
our own, ot which We hs people must now c,,nrhd--
hns placed This Old commonwealth far In The of the
march Of States and ol Empires When you tell her
s'ns OF the Progress her sisters aking the science
OF Agriculture aud the Manufacturing arts. they win
point you perhaps to the Res buttons Of '9s and 30. II
speak Of tho eemlep population OF The great valley
-, the Missssipri, large portion Ut which has fled
lrum her own sIl, her VIII tell You of the n,
her Pmyineal Army, when this very valley asa vast
wilderness. and when the spot which now marks
The grave al the unfortunate Bradduek, near which is
The great National ipnd aud many large hctores was
claimed as The hunting ground u the tribes Of ,he red
men who have fed AT the approach ol the pale iaces II