Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-23
AGRICULTURAL.
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WORK For THE MONTH.
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Pa,i,r,, There should h. t,p-dre.s.d in The ura,
ri the fall, with inxiure enmro I'd Of few hn.l, "a
abs linie and sal. mail heii fisi narrowed.
.iIeado,cs. II yaHr meadows ID AID mfband
von NAV pr'ailf innaye thrn by giving thrm -.
narrowing. sowing thereon b,shel, ul haae ansf
bushels 4 ashes, snl hu.h-l # ST. and by sewing
hsf pecks of time by seed pr are. m In roll tbr
whole in. Lime Of mari WI answer, if mol yeuieu
" apply The hive nxiufe
Orchards GIVE tnnt o.ch5f3s top dressed snd haf
row II IN lhn nake my me IN lie opooo Of .ai
soar, gallon. III. snipher. aud a. salt aud rapi thu
hdy If the t,e finn the eaah upwards; hf,t sefapng
oil Any ross ~ toarh hafA
Materials FOR maiiaf- Employ tam AZ. had
during nnu, III thr eilltcon If nstsals aud IN fon.
ing compost hops Labor ihns hastaN e5 lhls fall vii
hrnr yen buck pfinel a. with eamp,and interest my
yeu THEE are maefid. enou h IN mud around saor
raeo, 10 make enough manure "a over yeuf enlte
spfing cnps. lhrn why sload yeu print them In ro
10 waslef Say nut thai YIN cannot -patr hafd.
such enflotmfnl would pdi mafe mum, In YOU purse
t'an any tlllug else c nd put lin In, il would
enable yau 10 make two h4fr,ls al com neN ssasfn
where yon make bo one now. B-isse Us VIM We tell
You'll
Or Thar TIM MAKING or MANURE ur,rs snort u nr
THE rin purr, THh Fltsr OBJECT. or tsfRY r,H
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Sock Prtp,fe = ixiue Of equal parts Of finely
tl'd ashrs salsd I'm, aul give an ounce ~ Two IL
each af Your cattle hms's, aud mules leo ee 4
we,k. See ihai yuut shetr have 81, aud af
NJ sal alone n all times IT Ter eyrr that all ,nuf
stuck are regularly supHlied. thiiet day. with poad
Wholesome water, hat sanr wofki q aumas are VI 4
earned and brushed rubbed down with wi,p oi
staw. ged CLEANSING Of tie hde. i. mot grateful
TO The labo ing beas and hiehly conducive To health
Pointing out poung Orchard Do You inluhd set
'ing ont yonog orchard hi. fll NJ. II i. lime yau
weie putting the grond IN orde. II sau I'M yoal
trees should thrive and IN well The 3 i IN which =
.anng orchard may BIZ lqnird e7nnnt will BIZ no care
fully prepared. Il is thonght hsf hat h ound should
hsve the advantage If yeat's ptcstons cultivation j.
eorn Potatoes some her rfap requiring In queUl aud
clearly culture. But II he SIR. you design In yaur
orchard has mol hid his advantage You may il pet Il
In good condition To Snar tres hefneen tins aud
planting time. The land should BIZ both ,oughed and
SUBSIDIZED. early this month"; narrowed AID rlt In mellow
II should be reughed II 10 inches in depth and SUI
s1ed as deep as he subsul uph can b made 10 ppn-
"irsie The esrth. THIS d n. prepare compost uss
ting of moul ard | avs. # IN lie woods marsh mud
nrer mud. and lhe sca1ags nj wod yards, II toads
and Il diches To evcfy ~ double ho aacat-'oads oil
th~ ahase Ingredients, add oa.s Of farm ,a.d manure
and % bushels Of ashes or 100 bushels Of mari aud
bushels uf bone dust. Mix The Whole mtnns ely and
we'll tGeher, layer anI LAYER ahan make the material.
into heap, and lot II remsn Until i hw days heforr
you desiga plaui tie tie .. Then shovel over ,onr
compost aud han II ont upon the land; broadcast eycn,
upan each 20 ~ p double nurse ads rlauli
II IN OF 10 inches deep rrservue enough u he comp
TO give 10 each aho9 hall h1she VIII rh mus be IN
titaley mixed with the surface mould. dug out in ma
II
In making the holes which should all be made hrf,r,
tho Trees are taken 10 the eronj, hase them Of shten
width 10 acummolstrthe no without any crnmping
Ia digging, throw the surface sui side. II be mix
ed with The comlus', AID The sub oil on the uther d.
the hurs about deep; fill up he hle with the mix
tnre 81 sufacs soil and compost MS II leave depd
sufficient 10 enable ynn II insert the trees about III
same depth they originally tpad in the nursery As yo,
are about t. insert tle tres. examine the FOULS If
are broken or seriously Injured ept them III smaalh
RIFF MIA hat a. al
mixture OF thu mp st. male infa the eansIstenee o
cream, with water IN planning, have the Ioats sprea,
out regularly then, while holds tie n tn
tire perfectly petpe dicalar lei the other spade show
In the mixture 'nded nr covering occasionally mois
t-nng The earth ia the hue. with water firm watstn!
pot, and pressing the earth around the with has fet
firmly hut not too hand In filing up il will De well
lrave he ground lightly hasnhaped sbau the the sur
face. In finishing. give tn each a watering pot q
waef, gently poured out, having first inserted stake e
10 the TREE with SHAW, other Il bandage L proven
ehshns and injury from The winds.
Recteci that in setting nni orchard yau are do
Ing hing which is TO last for life; and therefore, tha
you should do il well. linle trouble and expense
Che beginning, always turn cut, 10 the eud emil htene
economy.
In the selection Of your trees. have regard 10 JUS
pf"proliun Of summer autumn, and winter fui; get tn
hest kinds and of hose that known To sui, III
latitude and climate Of YOU location. There are varett
of apples which bear WELL pr duce delirilns ffut i
certain degrees Of latitude suited to their habits and Con
slu'ions. which, bling translated only few degree
father north or suth prove insp.d, worthless, and
ruiifil. You should in making your selection, aten
10 this fact, and regulate your purchase accordingly
And be sure that you hny of but nurserynan {
well es sblisrd reputation. fr skill in his business hon
rsty, and fairness in the dealings.
We hive ened il to be duty to our agriculture
friends, To give the abDye caution. there have bee
many sad imposiions pracicrd by darpsrs who some
ties pedde trees about the country. always safes
10 susPect the quality Of snch trees had they epye