The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-05-16


Sovn :, ,;no,hv and clover mixed. The
SWAN, on The other side of the aforesaid
,anc fnow in corn and oa,s) is TO be kept in
,Lo ho., ross;hle nrder that The part not al
100 raaJ,. T s,,,,n ,r,,, oross seeds NAV receive
,hcr; nhnr Ills en,umn (as sn,n as the
nnrn can ho taken off with sarc,y) or in the
snrnu rs circumstances shall dictate.
No eye,,inns or pains arc to be spared al
Darue run to re, the swamp from Manley's
bridge up to tho meadow above, and the
two enclosures in the null swamp, in the
hiuhcst order for grass, to he sown IN the
time and manner above mentioned but,
,ha, no more NAV be attempted than can be
executed well. proceed in the following or
der with them, accordingly ly as the weather
NAV ha, nen to be ; for this must he consult
ell, whilst tho h, CHER grounds may be worked
at any time.
lSl Begin with the swamp from hlah'
lcv's brdne upwards. and get all that is not
a ready in grass well prepared for il, and IN.
decd sown. 2d. That part {" the 10" niead-
ow on the mlii4rllp which lies between 'he
old bed nf il and the race and wltin l'e
fences. 81. After this is done. take ti'a'
part Of enclosure above (Which was III corn
last ycar) iyiEg between the ditch and 'rnce
No. |. up and down 10 cross fence 9Th
Then % over the ditch, and prepare si'Pc
after sIipc as the ditch runs from one cross
fence to tho other, and continue I" q" THIS as
Iorg as the season will bc good or The seed
can he sown with rropr:cty AID safety.
conceive that the OIL y way to get these
grounds in good order and with cxpcd;t"n
is to give them one good p'"ughIng an'i ihcn
/" tear them to pieces with heavy harr"ws
Whether ii be necessary TO cut down and
take of the weeds previous to these work
ings can hc decided bc'lcrby experiments on
The spot than by reasrn'ng on II al distance.
My desire is that the ground shall he Inaae
clean and laid down sulDnih without which
mcadnws always will he Inul with grass left
in them. and many scythcs broken i'll cutting
wl,a, is taken off.
din. The huckwhcat which has been
sowu for ma ure nur.it-tn he pI,uohrd in
The mnmcu, sullicicrcv of seed are ripe 10
sl,rk The crnund the second time other.
wise. 50 far from lis answering tn" purpose
Of mature. il will BECOME an exhau>lrr.--
For This reason, if the pi"unhS belonging Ia
the farm arc unable to turn il in time. those
Of Mud,,v hole. Darue run. and Uni N farm
INNS, combine 10 d, II. the work To be repaid
hv the farm which receives the bcncfil as
sn,D as the work is accomplished thrrcai.
9Th II,scxocc,cd YOU will begin To SOW
wheat early in August. and in ground pcr-
c.c,I,. clean and we'll ponuhcd. | would
have. and do accnrt,rn;v direct. that not less
,Ian FIVE pcc,s Of seed b, snwn on cacI,
AFRO The Man of the farm over which
Won L,,k Is nivcn to 3Ir. Lewis. from which
the contents ,,f each fed NAV hc knnwn,-
And il Is my cyDrcss direction that every
wa,c,, and Iic best a,,cni ~ NAV be given
tn see rha, this qlan,iry actually is pn, in;
for have strong suspicious C,ui this oryh,
NOT To- he hnrrd To l',rn) that Ihc Sccds!ncn
hcp themselves ln pretty large toll.
7,h. As sorn as YOU have done sowing.
anil even before, If Il can be done convent
emily. YOU arc TO sci hearth Y abrnt thrcShng
or lrcading the wheat, Gnd as last as /! Is g"t
out 10 have it delivered a, the mall "r Csc
where, according To directions. he longer
this business is delayed the more waste and
embczz'emsnt there will bc OF Tie CROP
The wheat is lp bc wei! cleaned, the chail
and iig.,, WHEAT are to ha well taken care "t
for tin: horses "r ether stock, and The straw
stacked and SCcarcd rs II ought To he against
weather and other impress AMI, unlii the
whole be delivered. II will require Your
coas!an, ani close attention.
Sih The oats al the farm YOU "vcr;'"k
arc, | prrslmc, all cui. In that case, lei all
scvIh!s. and era lies, and raAcS which YOU
have received bc delivered over to tho man.
sion |, ,usc ;nr, if ynu chn'Se To keep them
against next harvest. Won mus, b. rcSp'nSi