Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-06
MISCELLANEOUS.
Highly Important o Farmers ind Planters.
NEW EVA In AGRlCULTLRA PKtSFECIS
KETTLEWELL'S SALTS WITH PERUVIAN

most prompt cheap aud what Is o. more mL~,tane aH'ms mn
practical and chemists the country and has
asle rsmsls wr have All who D stewart will nd
as an and scientific chemist second
E IN. conclusive upon which these opn
ions based The undersigned confidently the conmunra
ton herewith published Now the undersigned testify his
own experience NOT only toc beraiy enterprise with which
agricultural community seek The best remedy their
lands and Increase their but when Disappointed III their full
and @ o which s 3
The undersigned asks than such uiai :
tina, Of the prophet lie stands alone this
& y o % o p' wso
but hondsarm the skpc from con 4" quackey
contains element the soil requires There nothing absent
ns @ se s' Se
that the farmer VIII" buys five tons OF Guano should Try
by side fairly and without prejudice Tons OF this
compound.
| Half Chemical Salts, Will cost 100
sa2 81
s M p ton 81 se ao wS ST
undersigned scedy AYERS his t belief that for aud an
wheat and covsr IS really worth $40 per ton more n even The
Three hundred IFS Of the would
nearly 81 less than G9Sso alone 400 lbs 10 The acre would
One.hiri OF Ton Of Peruvian Guano wou cost say
SIS 33 thirds OF the Salts would cost say s3 80.
SIS % Now the undersigned does not bet and
is argument hu he will agree One Hundred Dollars
aay advoeas Of P4asia Mexican or African Cuano viii DO The
the condition 'hatths compound will yield sr
specied Tie undersigned preparation coslins
soil same by
presilsnsGl either 9 -, above Societies .,,,,.,
So which is the actual in all The hes, Re
aano will be used and forfeiture Of One Thousand Dr
paid where e quantity OF Guao directed IS found deficient by
competent analyzato certificate under OATH Will also bc
this himself be taken 10 have the
s I RE a "f @ m f @ 5
is carefully done !. mus; not De- e.sd BY 4ns "shsd o
HARROW Ed IN the uany precisely sGaho
alone used Particular attention must be "d ms tho Am.
instead Of escaping from No commission vii be charse for The
being cash article Great care will he taken III by
nn,Hyra'~s This will hc barrels ." bags and
able other purposes Now all who have m enough make
experiment possible there be ample
lime and DISAPPOINTMENT. Early orders ioltut
b.ccmse he article r not be Kept hand bm sIed cogrhy
with orders and the exact proportions Of Gua"ound S"lsas 4y
The Manufacture OF Chemical maaure and he has stn GENEROUSLY
supported by the farming interest not ay'Gs one bae q ms COM
pounds m Tie past season. aud Tor which he thus publicly returns
Them his respects gratitude same
yielded him more profit almost any the active pursuits
Of life the start his fancy AMI time has made labor
"re who knows him for how far he i ery"s Of confidence
and having but recently been le high Sheriff ." The CITY, he l. 'er
old customers always preferred
olc continuance Of hSirav"s lie viii have a" ample stock
an si' S IlfE an sS sHs'"y
m ys Sp @s &c aFtR A MoMp
re EAS' Il" AND fo'NS A' JoiS HErTLEWEi, S'
wholesale Drug u ODER y Lombard
anu '''"'''' '''s'' DhASE 4 BROWN Richmond,
Sole Agents Tor Virginia.
SThe above mixture be applied broadcast seeding
time and narrowed in with The see before al sr sGetns
The undersigned has made 10 have qualitative ana
yis made soils forwarded him the low price Of So aud
appreciate Importance OF this riog cost Ia other
way could they bcso we'll repaid for 80 small a" outlay
DR. STEWARDS LETTER.
rece,y published the Journal Of the Royal Asrcuu
England which intended les. both the absolute
,lsuc
prepac for the renovation Of wo2u lands As these We're not
mnas 10 amy Es meat or ay ce more
lence than they do in the theories Of
made by Baron ebs in Eroe and Hon Shnsn
vo 6~age Am farmer As ese experiments wsre
during years commencing in hs year Isl and e2a6 Us to
also the failure OF agricultural salts on some farms think you WIN
ss ,ru i . faithfully established IN the application your
licr Tor the improvement: OF wofm.out lands
Of he journal >So s exclusive several large charts Tie
aG's are c MS ss m make Tue
The riei on what We would call goo" land
o years without any manure aztec having been exhausted
BY MS " . have S
description Of crops the same land year after year w DIT
eonnuay uninanursd aad supplied every year win far
quantity; Of arm yard ~ s way ns @ The 4s s
had been by rotation Of Barley Peas Wheat and
feel! OF IA divided into about 20 pio,s'-scc
pa Che tnnaaursl oaJ we have carried
ye crops Of wheat grain straw what
ever aud under This signs OF dimnhe,
city (a) OF the Is about
TX bushels of dressed wheat and about 10 e"' " straw per
ID "our next prop lon is that experiments tried
sails np mineral mamures (s.e page 23Tus. the results
alone sufficient, to show ina, whasTe me HsIH'S@t" y @ @
sou'ce.) eIces tie necessary mineral con-
when applied alone aiding mere Than
much the Of the 7t year. than 1t d to The hr
Y w ens s" ~ h sn the
y w lave n our cscfre results a5dam evidence 90
81 proposition is that Salts Of Ammon' or best rs,TTa"
nue agricultural and that the lu elect Q" Gu
only be ssa BY bill @ M s S%ss 81 AonU
v. may say increased the crops I" nearly 70
bushels per acre. added nearly bushels when compared wi" The
unmanured portion willie the mineral manure with a OF ammo
may n best p, pTS S a Gpa ne T' the
produced year the mnmanure portion II ." hs OF
bushels Of wheat 10 the usual crop TX bushels and il the
land The same time 6t ID; Of M AZ nrn" " w
nue that ~ hIstcso: grain have been added :"
the addition =" the Sa'. to the ", ,. las ne
ni 20 S ,hS " Pot "T 10 shs am M ,as a has s
every considerable increase beyond a :" NE
erccs over the minerals araiub The so l N case when
minerals also Literally s"ris we have "a cor" ss
manurc for the growth Of wheaI them in these cases cica!
sos Of a9msna were scovered We nigh mny
CONTINUOUSLY eiaust soils in The growth Of cor" 'y vs.
but contrary fully admit thai under such course, our mineral
| supply would soon become deficient" 90 49,. ~ , ,o
was
which Gail Rcnorau
with about an equal quaIE OF
tuano The Whole together bc:e applying II 10 INC corn
his scrins on an field There he NJ doubt with re-
.anl 10 The Judge from Ia: present aleaF
the crop.
Now Ga tom If in the productive soil OF England ohahlnS
Of t they required 10 insure the t
of they required IN our Si'e
wbe the these salts Is seldom returned 10 one
tenth .. the form stable manure me az
of State that they have inuhd
will find that IL more rapidly cXhaus's w uN
and will fail hereafter proportion to the large crops no" Pru
cej and altogether where the supply oi salts - now on
" good and no more e Supply VI
now,er must cnrrcspon! wi'h the supply OF s" p".t
either ROT should hc had Ia the proportion on maud A%Cu
tura salts alone partially Altogether Without u'
unless cunthr VII is''
,ua SAILS insure cccrS. and avoid It's cxaun influence
be dh"riois series o
together VIII always succeed IN"
amount necessarily depend on the proper "oro
of the only be asccalned by an ahayss" ihc soil
hundred dollars rather 'ri
ANALYSIS. will suggest mode ny WHICH INC
Where The Agricu uidl FATS q"
Of and het gram always
dry But where the SaS are u" OK
destroyed III the sun 10 ~c
adhere stticty TO Tue
fr the ordered by one VIII Wal
,nt ncca l.. the 81 tts G-'ici IS
element OF the Rennvaor that may hc
| ue'''e'' ;" -" ~ DAVID STEWART. NJ. y.
! Una oG 1879 II North Eutaw street, Baltimore