Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-03-12

ing year in the same way q. iutmsf, yan noF MAXI
uesauf miudssst saassliH haset 80. as1ssHa - laf
lhf uet Tor Ysags laesne a's ati tasa ~ a q :
yoa si"ek them asn, - 80 siuid Youf ofhrf 9r''
with clpYaE. 10 lhe Ts-nlaf e'lfsfs "isat eaiisFe'
,uaiiun bl cralss. nehase recommended hock ltea
rs green crop he tufned ralf efiiizef. am
~ isv. deur - transe Il g uas 81 ttsa cfaT- Whci
sas, be ptusn aiih the addition 81 ftile phst %
irss sss, and hich. from TIC co siigitn . hts rave
dfsas much o. II. nennshDlUni from de afmeflffe
sa3 VIII therefore II Tue ratii moelt mote ihii
q uisy haze sbtrscifi t.m It,
I Qeasafy n Gr5ss lSstd PER aert. Niny ofshe fail
ufes Nliirb tie settling 81 fields n grass ~
3 ar. e~ffsn sfi.s nun the farNiosness wleh dffeto
hr Judgment those he caused ihe 10 be illus lN a
e have therefore, tyef been lac advocate hf casting
"a the eaFih simple qtanify II seed Oh flota s'tl
when slane We never tuud s9a hes taau - -
10 The 4 t3or1 seed be- sfNn Wih Orchard G3s'
we should SOW - Is Vi hsef and 6ush,l II Of
cbafd grass Speaking q ofctsfd efass, Ne aiii se1
The t.eas,in. remark. that wherever The pas pfds;
81 esris he siIiHg # cattle Bay be INTENDED ~e
would never the clover aine- fret beca0se the
IdmiNiufe OF the w. gias.rs eReuer. prevents The
cauln lim heodniss affeitJ Wit harfn, srcauiy Ice
caHse It mskes better hay. and hifdig btrrns. u
MAKES much more lassing pasture nn dues CLOVER a
Line. aud may be said bt nirasUfahy eafcf lfaSs
whilt pf8ss much iafrr he fall. Ind as hay, Htra
mixed with clestT ff6n iis gfeser substance Is bri:cf
to Eliminating animals than clpvef hay alone. o. Tim
oiig SEED psek and bail per should be- suwn.
On Hsrfs grass ar led Top, buslcl 10 The Is ne
~ pr qihniiy. II O.chat- gfass seed b. alone.
IVA bushels per acre Is about Tie deht qesn'y. o.
o. Iuesrae, 20 ia. per acfe the right quantity. H.
he teeeihln Il Luctre stsd care be akeu yet
b. fresh seed ihan year old yefy shy cam
ing np Lueefae seed by the blp. shaud always be
saitd warm f1rs iew hours bsfre beiug s1N
aud n aknn out Of lilo soak snd drained II should be
furd IN plaster. ashes. Orchard atss seed shbuid
also - spnnkud, viii water on barn flor, armed over
repeatedly as u arilseu the whole mas ard le
les hpurs b. hfn lie suwn.
IImtne oH Manure As his is n work Il mnr
labor aud our winch rfqnffs much lime, we would al
wise ali Ia seize lbr sl haul 1t Ia the field
where u may wanted aud ia ufdef To Prevent the
Ices ii The leflilzag geses. would recommend that
plaster al lafis IN tie quanl1y Of busld In every 20
loads of tbr manure be mixed with II brafe renewal
II tie quantity II manure hich you may have accu-
maaied Trough the past suiii .icn o.
yon hp- and plough GRIPS gplu your woods scrape
up The leaves and woud mould. MIX these viii Your
bet manure and heteby enable yourself nanufe eve
~ l9ai Of your gfuund lhal you may alerd II cero
% Is useless 10 worry your bands and beasts il cult
gaung cYtn on paor and uamanufed laajs.
Oats So as HE ius Is tut OF IT, and The errina
which yau intend lot oalss dn enough to bear plough
NJ, pat all ynnf ioree To nut& II beak II up harrow
aud roll H. Then II It emain tor week 50 a. To ri TIM
ground settle bglre yau vnaf oats, as hey thfyc
besi wien ilr seal Is conpael. u he,ler yeu plough ~
afraw then IN, take especial To That The flier
be- freely used ortaf thai the earth may be thorough
" lfoAt1 ai"Hau VIC 4ffd td HtfiiiduN mus
I'd. Il would be We'll too to buslrl al plasief
a6d ane ot ashes. every u them lr, NJ
provide food from The ar 5f The growing panl~ while
The laiief viii ds"lye Tue sand and thus ion the siil
cate ui psiash which ENABLE The stem 10 resist The pre
sure nj wind aud weather.
Ne have Ulhcr remark to make aud We viii
have done with cats hf The presidency glower al
oats should reeuec tina, The earlier they ae sown the
greater eefahy is there that they viii head wei ana
yield abnadaully.
Lime aud Lining As ibc great utility Of the use OF
lime as IN hPfover al The soil universally admitted
II should he The duty II Is tn interest," OF every one
Ia give BIS fields dressing. ii he be mol able to apply
iuli dnse. let bin give small ant; however small lhe
lumber 81 hnsfls he may pot upon acre, II will vi
tba'tIy tH Il he raunul procure hHHarfd bushels
per acre, tt hun boy I'M aud II iha beyond his %.
enolhy MEANS t,rdiig Jtrf viii answer Tor an present
purposes, as wedubl much whether more than three ~
luuf bushels are annually extracted by the growing crops
Nnen We speak 81 lime the term in IFS uenefsl
sease, which also Includes mari.
.bdeb tors.=--As dunnl this AID The ensuing month
many OF lfse animals VIII be bringing ipuh lhey should
eeeive increased attention. ~ addition In Their dry
ood they should receive daily mosscs of Slips OF uu,
iuepus CHARACTER; they should be waIm, housed well
beadcd. and elcahtd with the card
Uorhiag Horses -lhesn aelmals should. as they
are about !" enlfr upon pedud o severe Labor receive
additional allowances OF gain feed Thor beds shou
be panilalIy supplied, and the curry comb and whisp
of straw be freely used
Siork y AZ bmis should re cevc increased allowances
oi lpdJer.
Sheep As the Ewes will be coming in SION, let them
receive daily, In addition 10 their hay fiddler or straw
gill Of meal Of oats, or the equyaen, IN rauts They
should also be carefully sailed al least twice wreck
and, all times. IN trough under cuycr there should
be supply Il tat and sail, 10 which they eau have &C
cess
Tobacco Beds, The se sure foundations Of The MAN,
tets income must be well attended To-