Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-04
WILLIAM CARMICHAEL
"yth'. Ht~e's Annv's county. NaryIsua,
July s,h. is:s
From the Baltimore America. Farmer.
GItit re, OF Ii!I. GRAPE,

we iE& me flowing eXtr.ci from sn s.t.c'e ia Tic
f"c" '""v. upon tbs subject "itl. the of brln.
ing none I" me i'hI o every farmer. great ad 81.
Tie facility NJ winch he may provide hi. t.aaiy wlth
INsuvPy ~ MS delicious AMI .aait.y ;rHt 4, lin.
"1c aF9uneh IN favor or The proposition 10 cumpreSs
"a Within tn SIZE Of nutshell. Ne shall not weaken
s'1fs oy an attempt 10 emf rec il by ans remark. of
on, UWn tlrher than e!srrsc. .ha 4, /, i, tin. drt
- SFeud II be the pasIre, ofevery Agricultural! h4sI
OF every tamil to procure FIR /! an al. Bic ,unrlr -. or
cry f:n that gI1!rs ;he taS. and or. aJr., hn1it.
AS the tine Of fruit ealiu. !r N. he str,vhrr
Ie cCdn, IS near 81 haad, and any .. oar yea
:" hen they cine T. the eating q the almos. worthless.
productions OF our n1ge Crap vine, vii. then il n.
nov. wish they had somethng better. intend it. l.i.
ane N few subsequent numbers to call tlei. a.ie,tin
TO Size sulsect ofgrape culture, liz hopes 70 coavin.e
them that ii requires bn very Lille laoor. a.I sill
les expense to provide themselves aud their faniix,
win an aDund int supply Of this delicious fruit -
mere are several excellent varieties ct The grape ha,
dy that they nll stand with very little protection ,h.
sereres weather of the Nrrthern ate, Will. .hpy ~.
equally adapted to southern ATTITUDES. even 10 the .ry
BORDERS Of the GufUf Mexico Among these We rank
inst The Catawba and Isabella. These grape.-p,od
and well established vines Of which NAV ,e ha! =, al
mast any Of our Nurseries 20 cents each nd freoren,
y Tor hall hat sum. vii" II properly planted process
requiring according to circumstances from ten "a si.,r
minutes 10 each vic. yield after two year. fo. tyen,y
10 one hundred punches Of grapes on a vne every bu,c
Vi "Ach In man II ny, Is wnrii The rs, Isl Of thc
stock.
W know not how it is-ve G. mt account FIR Ill,
that mea reside year after y7ar on iher farms and never
piani vine. Some never pant tree \ grape VIM.
IS certainty small matter, an ye we know Of ONE
single one, the trait Of which has sold FIR e,taen
dollars In one year -seveneen dIllars-he price Of
huHdTsd and lhFy-sN bushels Of corn al = , GEMS
Per bushel or thifyjur bushels OF wheat al its ordi
nary price Now. Jow much labor would be spent in
HE Production Of each How much more on the earn
or wheat than on the vine twenty tines a, least
tlSa common excuse r planting fruit trees thai
lakes them long time to bear NJ with the crap.
certatnly. There are vines in this city, which wer- M
IN existence hree years last March, ana which are n,,y
loaded wlth-the promise Of fruit. Ask their owners
now much money hey have c,sl perhaps % cents
each; how much Iabr thirty minutes, how nucn land
DO they occupy square yard, or probably less-whai
VIII ihey sell the NEE promise Of fruit for and they
VIII tel you as one of them told The wrer-"not for
nifty times the orr ina clsi." And this too by men
who love money WELL AMI need il as muc! as any Of
us. Then why do hot others do the same lhing-rlant
a vhe, two, five, or twenty Of them We ask them A.
gain. why do they not Tney .don't know!'
One Of the benefits Of fruit, aud particularly Of rr,,aS
IN family Is, that 1t contributes 10 health -,