Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-09

when their fftl i altrtnaied. we w'n IN a.
maeee vufizel. suraf bel. pafsnps .I,a,
cultivated This viii allow" change oi d,e'. =
Manure -Tb. Manure hest adapted h tn sc TO- =
lL,t which Ia. undergone the pr'c'ss ri de''''F
and thereby been broken down IN texture ~ eo a..
nure is an, tn produce Elrked, unsightlF in u
connection We will remark. that = . OF 4'V p>' " =
,na or 10 loads of we'll tied stable and hafe oa'' va
nure would prove ample fotan acre. 81 al OF az ~
hec,re canned r,ofs which should be previously "A =,
- iih hushe Of plaster. br adcasied and ii"ng" VI
neither stable aud barn yard manure ~ e"'' slo.
IN bushels nr hane 4 : mi,ed "t'h 21 bn-hes 81 W.
and lft in re for few days. will produce god e''
ca mn, ,e,,y,tio,, he best spiI far lie growth Of
roots Il al kinds. i a deep, i'rir le,'N o'''
I,,,fJ sb nd after The application ri the manure ~
I'll, and Faithfully nlnnhed, If ssibr, The snh'ol
n,asb sh uld follow the share plough. IN oiiaf ta' II.
r,ots NAV have a deep bed topa,iufe ia. ne u''P
Tho pnverzaan goes tic smighef aud ia'i'i VIZ '''
,,,s no. 50 also viii the prdur bc the greater ID 'of
lrlliaQ IN The seed the land must be reduced 70 NJ
r,ssi he nj h Il. harrow M russ hnuaalhg anu to'si
and inbred the il would be- all the hr'tcf oil cross
nlpuphnn every lime this opeiaton IS p'hf'eu' !ne
air IL admitted into the siil. aud through Atmospheric "
nnanrs the nlnrrl bdes therein. are So acted o'" a.
To become d.iargraed let nose. and thereby prepared
10 he aiken up by the plants through the v'ae power u
thrir rao's.
Rsrore we enter into any pariculr directions, we
vii remar H. that every unc VII cn'Uvahs f"os II wy
Wise npon sfuo scale should It he lHs not one a'f'a
Jv ,nrch,se u ilma Machine. a. It vii save it, p're
n 5br ihc 6rsi season. b-ides eosunns regularly IN
the dIsirh tanuf the srei.
.lfngd TIri.d- Sasar Bra.--As the cnior" 81
each these nuts Is he same we ~" iital VI he" Il"
dr. he "a ~ lid
PTepUdiion = He sefd -No'h inc w" )" - -
t,o days then d,ay II she waier let he seed dalo IN
scive bli dry, heo n1s them WIN N'eo urn
hulk 4 s,u aud aehas as1s aud as'ef - as !" sPa
rate aud trodet he SD e'sy al ming sa"p :
Oluniiiy n ,ccd pr drre II ie" pounds '' se'' :"
af,, he
n i3h offirfo,rs or roprs.-lh' mos convenient US +
lance 1t Nhrh to cultivate the maneo WorHe' anu '''
our brrt from y IL 50 loehfs tom NV 'ioN' ,"e
pl Limits when lhnn'd ou III ud STAND i 'o'"cs a''''
IA the row.
Nudes NJ dtiHiHg We have dome Pfr'F laii GA,
work IN drilling ia The beet seed tom lh' month ="
quar- bfltlr, hall hi.d with sahd me "'"'' mn
bu' all operations guided by lhr hana' a'' ''',' -
lucgnlar prefer 10 use the dtHlme '"''",'' y
which man may drill in lwo acres n day WIN con"
parave ease n himself. Drilling machines my p' II "a
at lhe cost ofooly few dollars when MAKE ''e wa
drop and cover the seed, ana fnli ,n' so'"' 'i7
and The same time. These machines ares adloS''d'
that The opefaof can regulate Inc u's''"e' {"
The seed. These nre all con4si1'faon7 ""n' u, wv
mcn they save time, winch ~ Tie elo'Naep VI ~
noy
Depth Of Drill The drills made Il we fe''PU'n
" the seed. slinnl he about men deep ms 'HN'
" regulated by the drilling machine whee ne s'o" -
thus put in Ii drilling machine snh used. l'ne
mnsi be stretched across the ground h"t' anu ~" -
vhea the operator marks oil auIrow of dHil WIN 'he
edge OF ii he then proceeds to drop the seed
from The mouth Of bole, by hand, therein and coy
efs with rake. pressing the earth down over Tue s',o
other with the back of his lake OF with small "a den
,,IIef
C,lf,nc ~ hen the seed come up, sprinkle mix
rfe made al equal parts Of lshe7 aud plaster over hrm
\ hnsh,l OF ench viii 90 over an acre W hen the
plants nfo rhfee or four iuchecs high II healthy, tina
hem out So h eave lhrm ; inches apart IN The row
care belog alcn 10 leave he mos, vigorous plants En-
anime the plants fcnal0nG ~ the fn", AMI @pfe'fI
van Gil more III an af rfwu .lnLle plant AMI lhrff