Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-14
AGRICUL TU R A L i.
Firm the Auefiean Farmer.
WORK FOR Tie MONTH ( coScLuprp)


6.s nth This DONE o., aa each # II two hashels o
sslt hsrrww II m til. and plant and you
viii experience bu 'e anoy snce tom grub and "iner
warms III. salt will give them Their queius Ius'
ne,shls as though yon had dane win bdkin Thus.
iasesd ct being dsptsdae nron. AID iljo'cd by her
tonhlssa,ne ser.en serr .ol viii b. enriched ~ ihr
decomposition ct Their bdies snd they made "a encaur-
sge isr growth II war earn The ssh. hHweret. WI
d. mafe hsn hist will. considerable wen.
IS fx.r the smmans IN the sol II nay BE- f1rmed.
siirsrt moisture iru tie simasphcre pressve The
plani ir IN frng snd furnish dersblr qrsnls
o. ia snd ehiafise iher appropriation.
Al aif hlds Intended f,f spring cu'iure. should he
wiurr ptsugiI.,l. anivr the i'm. chance N soten
aawn aid iarn,vr iber texture but Is We have often
rep-si-d hefsFs clavs si,ud never h. p ughed wheu
ihry are wet yau select tlms fr breaking them
Mp when the, neither vet naf dry. II plnughed
WIN vet. thy assune the niItian ol mortar aud
vii DEFY year skil 10 reduce Item brong hou the sea.
eoa
Ponliry-See hat vour poultry Of all kinds vel
tel. aud iafalsbed ~h lime ashes and and ihs month.
thii iheifh lsan aud their sis well mae viii
flesh straw Alternate then iul between corn, nais a.
buck y heat
Tobacco beds See he pfraratian u yaur ioh7eca
beds. sud III the infringement or Them refer you /
the sduitshl.s ir culture # tahar o. from tn
pm af !. i inr. II be tnud IN ou Deormher numbr.
p lsi and Ii thai e.eelhuI papef up,a tie sane sub
j-c from the pen u the Hon Mr. Janes Of Fnvannf
C,nniy Nugin's. In eithet Il he mods II thtse d.
,ingni>hed gentlemen thu planter may try with cm6-
dsnce. as 10 practical knoW.dge AID experience they
each have the smrlesi capacity rs ,raebers.
Pest for fencing As these ave coming scarce. We
think It wuud be JudciJus lnt tanners Ia few
puunds oi yellow loros,s seed N March Apnl Ia gov
psus 10 Locus gree. The hest WY 70 pc
pare the seed. which should he Of last SEASONS pruwh
10 piuf bilng waleroref them and eavc hen e. ak
IT fury eight hours tnure when the wolef should be-
drained III AID the seed MIXED with ashe, s,oi lime
plaster The sail to grow tbs sciuns should be- deep
ri, sl al 10 nh
ed and thoroughly narrowed Dnlls feet apan uch-
~ deep should b. made the seed dtnpprd drilled IN
thnly aud covrred nver aud The gonHd ruled The
drills. The plants must be kept clean from tn" tune
they mp mt "reds To start IN autumn
They NAV be set oul where they intend Il Ia
at from to2 al, and will he fr posts IN -
yssTs lfsp 10 IL feet apart each wa,. he trees will
have rwm CROUCH IL gt'~ into good uubeI. and can
mol fail IN tewarl the er'wer,
Implements 4 hsbandry. tools carts Sc--Are NIL
ihssr In sal nrdrt II have them put Wi'hont
delay Ser In tins yonsrlf AID YOU will he thai
the necessary repairs az" made.
Have yan such st rk II ihema will enable vuu
pleasantly aid profitable To carry the operations of h.
farm. II mol prcute all Won need and get the best
always found the h.St The cheapest IN the end.
.7pple orchards aud Fruit gtneratg-lf ,ou have an
orchard al good apples on ynu of course have
10 tcrasion ' planl nni new one hu II y'u are with
out one, make immediate pr paa'il II set out "rh
srd ss moph lie frost Is out OF thu ground,
Of best kuds ofapples fnt ohing tn eating aud
for cider aud y'negar. Whde purchasing apple tres II
ypn are no already supplied, procure an assortment OF
pears. peaches, qunce-. plums &c. as every iauhef
should have snnuah tees OF such nl his place sup
ply the wants ii his family ina measure d 'ulnsss
We ga tur eumiurs and luxutrs ell ssares
and respectfully do We. whtn these lnNures rul-
dncive Ia health as gond we'll rpsned luscious fut,
We haveeter thought that man. neNt Ia The piymrn Of
The obligations which be owes his crealor should consd
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happy.
.hlch co,cs-F. bfnary and March ave eeucmly
speskug. aud irving mouh~ npnn these orr,tne,
tey should. therefore. receive addnoual care, al
ieain. aud f"d, lie that has corn cahs b. crushing
them. puieg them into tight barrel 81 hanshend.
pouring boiling water them covering The TIGHT
ly up can always have tpol nj hand tur nv he line
ccbs c,ol they will he sufficiently c"ked be- fed
oui peck meal 10 each cav Ia addln t. h,r lon
prpvemler. He that has cubs should give each 81
his mich COWS. murniug and sight a i. of cut stray
or hay. aud meal brand. made up With billing water
and fed when cool-lhls 10 he addl nal the long fnl.
der, hav or staw u,uay hd 10 THIN. These N, sses
ar. ms da'ahe when salied. Il handful ii salt 10 a
mesa. II neither If these kinds of feed be haud
peek &c with cut hay or straw viii make an excel
l.ni substitute Bul II Sou should say you have
our reply wuld heyou shnuld have them. MS ~
one reasonably expect his coNsn give good pals
mix unless he pravlJrs them with suitable food 10 man
ufactnre IL mt e.
the saue meudrd + r mich cows.
Working horses. mules. and oren-Every possible at
ieu,on should be- paId 10 these. they should Iereiy
g,1d iod. plenty Of II, be sa,ed warmly braided we
cleaned aud regularly warefpd thfee tmes day.
Breeding sotcs and sheep SSe that these well Cal
ed far.
Young sfotk--Give 10 these feed Of grain eac
mourning and evening add ion Ia thelr long poyende
oas is the best, thai has al the bone aud uusc
material In 1t than H. is not nrcessary that ihe-
gain ierd- should be large, but if you wish your youn
stuck To develop bane and muscle suu must give thel
something In make out of We never mad any faih
merely keeping skin and homes together msuya hor.
and many catle have thus been cheated Of lhir
Of their far propniions"
Sailing st0ck-All stock should receive each thric
week an ounre Of salt. or an ounce Of the fouwn
ipix'ure-equal paris of ashes, salt aud lime II 9
should aisp b. saled, and have salt rharca and ash,
given them three tunes week. For sock of all kind
we prefer oysters shell lime. for The smple reas,n III,
every well conducted aaaly found bane earth 10 it,
that 10 necessary 10 carry the and and eat
oraiions IL The home
So,ciag ciorer seed-Esery farmer who has field
wheat should s-ize The first opportunity of fsvarah
weather. 10 IL pounds Of clover seed every ae
Ut H. One practice is IL The snow. when he
ii u may be found ligh' enongb 10 -nsble the seed
n,d 'ts way. by lis own specific gravity. l., The earl
we appfef~nd. however. that this plan is liable To gre
hss from birds. The which when pressed hy hunger.
seq"en upon The snowy covering Il The eanh
" consume mich ii tie seed, wh,c, may acrount.
part. fsT many fields bling thnly SCI, aud MAJ
""tcres sgaos the quality OF seed. We believe
would be better t. wall ua the fast is entir, " out
the ksObnd. and then The seed aad fol- in. "
1--we yste farther than III s. and with gr,d results.
ssss ssssf sewing clover seed the young wheat "a,