Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-02-19
MISCELLANEOUS.
TvO THE AGRICULTURAL

L PLANTERS or TIRGLNLA.
pound Ckemieai' Masnres--.John kcffiemcTs, (fafe
hestfeceH 4 Darisor's,) Agricultural Depot, Bel.
nmore Nayyond- Renoratcy, Generator, Btpips-
paafes' Mtsfsre cfPotash and Plaster. Pare Grotnd
aser' r'fa erery description IF CAemicaf rcsisiy,
'or 70 improvement Of Crop and Lind ~
inc unoert,gned, after five years cxpericnce;snd
very considerable outlay Of cupial, has finally
.rumphed over every obstacle If doubt and pre-
lnd'ee' ana Is prepared to demonstrate that. for
I'"P mn" i's'"' ne can present to the public the
cheapest nnd best Manurr known 10 tho age.
His Compounds contain Ammonia. Pota.b hi
phosphate Soda, indeed every Chemical element,
in powerfully concentrated form. which The .,il
requires Any ono who doubts tlis can hrve n.
Salts anal,zcd at the expense Of the unaer.igneJ.
and they fail in the test, he will return ,hr ma.
ncy, IL purchased
In Wheat, he Is willing to admit. tint 40 MAYOR.
tul stimulcnta us Guano,w In many soilp produce
larger first crop, but very far less ina third crep.
than his Salts. In Corn and Grass, be CHALLENGE,
a fair trial. upon any soil with Guano or any other
Manure-and for any forfeit that would make tho
experiment interesting For Corn aud Grnss Lc
AYERS that there is no Manure equal to III. from n
first to fourth crop aud ne is able to establish ty
experimental proof.
His "BirHosrnArEs' are pure. dissolved with
the strongest Suphuric Acid. aud tho Bone. fresh.
In England no manure is in higher favor, or more
| sought after for Crop and Land,
His "RrSoyAroR" il "A compound ofcycry Chem.
| ical which Science and experience have shown la
| be necessary 10 renovatc WORKOUT land.
His "GESrnAroH" is compound made cxprcsp-
y for Tobacco. and is worthy tho most careful H.
vesigation Of the Planter.
| His PLASTER AND rorasn" il nlao manuiactur-
ed for the growth of the Tobacco Plant. aud when
the almost absolute necessity OF Potash i. known,
for the growth Of prime leaf Tobacco tho value of
this article may be readily estimated
| HIS GROUND Plaster ESQ wen known and 80
eagerly sought from the most distant sections Of tho
Union, that he deems il only necessary to saw Tint
below the standard he has adopted the nndcr.irn NJ
ed will never permit It 10 60. There Il no nttclo
which the Farmer buys that he is moro imposed up
on. than In this one, of universal use.
| In the January number ofthe American Farmer
the following reply is made hy the editor Of thar
valuable paper in reply TO the enquiries cfa cores
pondent:
| "Wcrc to plant Corn in land so pnor. tia,
when unaidcd by manure, would only produce five
bushels OF Wheat we certainly would not rcy an
IN less than 100 lbs. Of guaao. producing u good
| crop"
| Now. not relying upon less than 400 lhs would
certainly imply that an additional hundred pound
would do no harm.
| Those four hundred pounds of Gunno, with lrpn
portator, would cost the Farmer not less ihuu d
per acre, which with the expenses OF cultivation
| provided no durable beneath wa. rendered to II :,
soil. Now what permanent, benefit does Gnnne
render to the land What l. Us value, except Ih.
first crnpl Does 1t operate like similar powprluI
s,imulnn upon the human mind with prodie
i"us. almost dcli,ions excitement 10 be followed
by a commensurate depression aud exhaustion IA
Grinuo .tmulnnt OF n mnrur,i
These questions the experience Of the Farm,
can best answer. But NJ the present prices ofgtnn
they are Of vital importance although in Apricul
turul Journals but little discussed In r,nn.ylvnl
mia, the most lasting manure is called the h,st-fi|
Their South, the ht.i yield is the standard Nov
when these salts ARE intended tor Corn. hr under,
signed never recommends murc than ! lbl. To III
mere (S3) IL applied in thu Hill ct two barrel. fuI
the poorest WORKOUT land II tic Germ ct,p /. n
be followed with Wheat crop, one barrel IN ii
hill, aud one broad east is recommended slisl
narrowed nin this why, the Salts are more tficnI
eious than when applied with tho Wheat at serdin
time. For lasting benefit To Land, these Sull- ar
only subordinate to fresh lime. A a TOP drc. an
they are certain and valuable
The price of the Bipho-rhatcs arc 81 Per barre
the Rcnuyatur 81 per hnrcl, OF 81 per ton.
! The price Of The Tobacco Generator il - pc
Lbl the Mixture Of Potash aud Ground rlnfrc|
- 50 pcrbbl; valuable for my crop, bur ndi-rcn|
sable for prime tobacco lcnf There is 81 SO won
of Potash III every hurrc.
Iii, Plaster is sold exclusively by Mcs.rs DcanJ
& Brown, of Richmond, mud Mcssrs Watkins n
Morton, Of Petersburg.
Freight from Baltimore to Richmond and Peter
burg, Is to S7b per ton--trnnspttt ration nuI hcn
more expensive counting terms aud uburpr4, il 81
much SO, hauling on hnrn-ynrd mDuurc NJ
mnn need make eXiru,hgnht experiment there
fore great risk is necessary TO make rinl. TIL
Agricuuari.t can order from the Undersigned To ii
shipped To Richmond TO Petersburg, nnd to the cni
of each particular Agent, upon whom The und,