Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-07
AGRICULTURAL

EXTRACTS FROM THE ADDRESS OF TIE
HON. 4 A pEARfE.

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aai ~ai@. | rersan lime and calcareuus eath 81 mari -
! have u<ed = great DIAL ii ha.e myself. AMI have seen
IL applied ~ every variety st sill On nar peninsula md
n NJ lns asce has II lilei 10 p%rsiuca the happlesi results.
- an- ni ugr saits have hefn a~cer anrd 10 contain mag
nrsis /; snd ~ snrh. Tho magnetism ltnns II PeanSYlva-
Ms a4s le~s pr ftable than he alum lrne II Mtfyland.
az the bGrai shells o. the hav .lde. o. my own lands.
1 have used all these krHds ofluns. with excellent ef ct
whether applied 10 gtass the Is before breaking up the
Aa5 iar corn. W IN The sprng afrf lie p~laughing. The
sts-t srpica;lan prefer. a. z ving ms qnirkar friarus
fr the Invssf m-ui. AMI securing a mare eansl disirba.
tion and better admitiure 81 the lima with he sdl -
Tie ui.st striking teapfi from Il ne : sen IN The clover
which follows the small grain, and which, IN almost
every sea~n. DIES nai fal Ia be well SCI and l., -four.
ish. after lIHPlng. M matter haw pat anJ exhausted the
sai may have tseu h~l,ne. Ny plan has been 10 keep
t"" hrlds Away. IN clover -une it pasiute. and the
ahsr to enrich The lind. Ibis. therefore. Is MT touch.
I'd by scitli~ " hef lHi after midsmnmrf. when 1t ha.
Hpened. and falling IA mitsrs over the field. Til. MT
only shades The land from he hpt sun Of summer. Int
furaisi'es a 9 an co,i'g of velrlabls ma ter. ~ lte'fa
pretty gfd msuutia- : 4ne l~etnters m alrienlinr,I
th'stH,stfs held thai mure bsaeht j. derived fam nlusb-
ita a yrg.nble qr1etb directly laip the land. h.n by
fr-i rsssng It ihr Ugh he stomach Of animals. by
whlch IT'S lesseped Ia afneul. aud depfiyei # cnfIaln
valnshie ebnsttuenis. Dr. Dalifin. on The other hand.
enteads tie frrilty which i alNays lnpaiied IN
The EARN. ~ a inXnriant cnp OF clover. Is nh IL the
slightest degree dim nushcd ny tie fennyal 4 IL uhalo
crop previous to faipNng y and chat 80 GruIty can
." ''P,'u :" o' sa' ~ ~i'9usplhS uslef gftnn crops
81 any kind; and iu shar. that we ale ma Ter must
uaderg". before being plmghpd under tho puund. tie
puiIeiacii1n process, - he II any use. IloAeYrT tbs
NAY ne 70, pia'ier u keeping clnyrr growing lhiclly
"'' y ""'a t'.i' ue r'An1htd tf "heat. satisfies bih
'"""'rN I 7 y saadeA fis Iand. Whifh l. u. Baldmtb's
fah.n1h, and il niHrns D. the sill an the vc1eiab'e M,
Ter. uadipinsbrd. by the apfropua,it Sc tbe Iars4s ami
halo'kso VI The iafm, % BY tho N4ste Il pYlu faction IN
's 'a'h SaId.
n"i 20 f"lnno 10 Line. lie. n sone places. a rppulff
N'f'"e' Una. 'ne Fn'izlisS l3e tataet, bat imps9eti-hes
'"s ~ iMs sa'lna, mo many others whlrlt are pta-
n"ui'efd as oIacles, Is bHl Just hall rsht, and il therefore
ueeephVe AMI 'a'sehie'oas. Certainly, tie man WIN
n'''u tfFai MS iand 10 repeated Applications ot limH.
"f"'o' grass ~ mannfts. and should certainly dt8w
Inn u al me crapsl' would ynlj. would, after a llnr.
w" ~ ! IN less prod fc'ive than Il was hef IL huling-
ph' ms Is not IN The least Inconsistent viii he trur The
"Hes 81 lithtiug. OF The position Thai limr " ingilaahlr,
asite basis Of EVERY veil dlacsicl system fr improving
w"'n-o' lanas, mol ALREADY ahonuilng with the mlnenl.
Al er'fs take a"aJ from the soil IN ehieh they INV
'afH'ns Substances "thef Ihau line. These. benny all
necessary, IN greater or less degree. Il the perfection Of
,uch rroPs. must be supplied to the land II nor original
~ ~ ! ard, # no, Visiting ahundanily in ihr sol, they
are som exhausted by repeated eupiuq. II l1ne be
wanilns. and The other fertilizers be present. the addition
81 line immediately makes the land productive bni the
rpntaiion ~ lis application can lnt supply he diminish
no zoe ever heard If land delerlura,inr. whirh was lined
manfred and cluvsrrd, at proper intervals. THIS rx
hansii"n II the sal BY repeated application OF lime .wih.
ou' o'htr mnauies heinl supplied has heen well ammr
de 10 an article Ia Mr.. SINNERS valuable wak. .'lb.
Plough, ioon and Anvil, - To the openaans of The non
snelter. ale thew into his furnace the ore aud e,,l
ba, gets no metal ill he ia $ IL lime also. H. adds y
dose at lime. aud draw IT a running Of metal. lie add.
more lime. and perhaps procu-,s more metal. Btt h,
som fluids ,ha, lime daes M more goHd he has u.liel
,n, all the meisl he has exlaqs'e ed his fnnare-the
stimulus Of liuIe has no effeci. lie must add mora r,,l
and ore agiin, and then he will obtain hz rtrnl,r g,o \
Of metal. So il is with the suil. The farmer who homes
by the con inusl addition af no thinq. T., mnlxe hs 1ani
lfudnre cuuiinually rood crnps. homes and ecls a,,,ns,
reason" II is very clear thai he mus return Ia The s,l
the other ingredients ofthp crnin which he has Carried
away, aud then its fertility Will he renewed A +, Inc
mode in which lime acts un,n tho sal ,,1 tLa ,,,,,n
OF vegetation, ! believe We know en,uyb far all nT,ctical
purposes, although here is some conif,y,rsy n,nnna a.,
learned On The subject. and some of is chemical m 81.
are either nLnuwn or nut vel soscontld, ~ s.,.C.,,..
explanation. l. seems IL be- Northumberland thai hssiIs,
lis mechanical effects. IN l,oss,i,t AMI 6uL,..t.. -
soils BY div iding her adhesive p,5ti ms aud c.nant,,'
those of the sandy sort /, bss saysr,l cbout,1 -
great benefit to vegetarian AI,nv h.lioye Ih., II - \.
rect pahuinm. ar fnod ,fce,,in ,I,,,s IN -. u
Is inysriahle IA, he G,und .ol ,it..ar
bly, enouph. II peni ralize. NV ~ . ,nh:a,'i -, y"
found Ia he many Ills which ,e ln,r,l -.
M! Which spm.lines ah,und in bp,,ns acco,ii,a ; ",
character of The plants from vhase a.csy i Is h1
fDrned. IL combines with. or dee,nnsses ino,, v.r rv
hls matte, IN r., - u.o'"PV''S' "t'' Vtgea
and convert II rapidly into (uoJ Tor oi,n,s ri .3 n
me 10 he lis most Imnortpnt ,cencv a.,,,ii,, - 70.
fassor J,bns,o. il has ala, ,bo Satns1bI, ..a,n "s : ~
inc or facilitating IA, nr,dnctinn n an ~ "a"
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