Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-03
MISCELLANEOUS.
Highly Impos tant TO Farmers md rinnaeFS'
ANEW EVA IN AGKlCULTt RAJ PkOSfECiS
CuMBiNATloS or ,,nr,,, -
X ETTLEWELL,S SALTS WITH PERUVIAN

! To this opinion he stl auhce' ~ : - - 80
The a"nn entertained that
his hnca S'lts AMI Gu:no, would make
mast pront cheap n what s OF more importance lasting
IN wn 10 the age voraIy by
nr r anil 81 zen in the country, and has
by m 5 one Sne Of ~. e n0 I and
agricultural and scientific Chemist he second 10
For The aad intelligent upon which these opn
ions based the confidently the communities
experience only tote ibeay and enterprise with which
@ sr seek hn me best !" no & M
aucpaions the and fobarance which they manifest 10
The ande.gnel npe-wants than such Trial
His faith its entire and unqualified success Is strong ana
onlon firmly sustained BY those who disntereei and
but should darm the any qdackc
humbus The farmer cannot lose by buyog this mxtue
contains element 1ulres There nothing absent
nohing decen, exaustng the soil eivt rerma
requests hat the farmer who buys tons OF Guano, should ,
side by side fairly ad without prejudice one or more tons Of THIS
,,n. nd, :; ,o,,
Hall ION Peruvian Guano, will cost, s2a 9,
| Hall Chemical Salts wic cos, ~ 90
eye 80
Therefore j. the much paasona nor much
Mexican Guano and s3 less Than Peruvian whilst Tie
wheat aud clover really worth $40 per ton more hin even the
Three hundred best Peruvian Guano would
SC per The and would s. "
pcr acre nearly than Guanu 400 the would
So r. Gus es than 800 lbs OF the Gunno ame
Onchrd of the best Peruvian Guano would cost say
sis sax cts Two thirds salts would say sa s2
SIS e. Now the undersigned nts not het and
M 10 ,he state SOCIETIES Maya and
advocate Of Mexican or Aien Glan" VIII IL" .
and afford to the land than either Of e Gnas
SIS q CT. per TOM and the party losing pay
aud cultivation be the uadeo by The dec'ono the
Presidents of either of the above Societies.
Ii the undersigned mikes this compound III VIII be charge OF
ss PEE s s One 7aosad D
paid the quantity OF Guano directed, found deficient by
nhs Whenever rrqu red each order VIXEN
this mixture himself care must be taken have the m1uFe
flu. sieve The Guanu en'es inodo"u After This
used by itself but broadcast hen HE tend IN
order aud M in the same quantity precisely that guam"
alone used Particular be paid 10 his as the Am
moia Guano supha.e sinks into tie soil
instead Of Ssng from H. No viii he e oG ." me
cash article Great will be ken in uus usn"by
Inns aof VIII ie rh, ~ "r may 81 be service
OTHER Now let all who have iah enough to maxi
time for and no disappointment Early orte are Ta
s dir" "a"'''' -" ''' ''-'' 'y''''' : >"'
The undersigned has been years o.iuuy engaged in
the manufacture Of chemical manures and he has been sene
supported by farming interest not having one barre q ms COM
AMI gratitude AM! while he knows that he same
Welded him pro, the pursuits
life ye, the AMI time has maden labor
who knows him. for how far he deserving oil confidence
having but recently been the high Sheriff Q" 'Ae Guy he Is ioe
To his old friends and customers always preferred hs
soeits of eirlavors lie viii have an ample stock
sans S s :s: Ill ;G%sTE s
T Sp PoTAs iHc
osicc a. the Drug Sore Lombard
a"' Hanover streets pEaSE BROWN mo ReSmon
pS-Th. above mixture applied broadcast seeding
time and narrowed with the seed before sd,ns
y,s all soils forwarded hun at the low price OF So and
%ee The value AMI Tits irins
way could they be well repaid for so small an outlay
DR. STEWARDS LETTER. .,,,.,.
have been recently published Journal OF Royal Agreua
England which .ned 10 ,es! both the absolute
pepae for the renovation Of lands As these were not
me s place
dence them than they do in The theories OF our ac
made BY Baron lebs Europe ana Hon
so GIss s Fms AS 'ese repeated
during years commencing in The year ISL and eass y. 10
also the failure Of sas on some link you . w
sese la s usi Ts Is y% the M
novstor for The improvement of worn ouI lands
the Jour. Journal tSo exclusive The
facts ours'o arc hts We VIII I'LL make the
l The experiments e on "la; we would cal, GOOD Land
acre dr years any nue having been exhausted
s We @
Of the same land yc alter year WIN d
Continually unmanued and supplied with far
quantity Of yard maurs II lns asIss nav hGes Oh
had been exhausted BY full Barley Peas Wheat and
as Of 'f q sere any was into
He also says, cc page 2-' 'cnaISaoIe aet at IRON
plot (he nmanure oe have led rc the land success
crops wheat and Of straw without any ~a
and maj under n m the Seasons ecccey is about
TX bushels of dressed wheat and about 10 c"' q sra" per
sour pr position H. cxre mens tried
soil mat ne tc plre arhus the results are
alone sufficient show, that whatever hs deva' by the prev
liable souce OF The necessary mineral con-
a even M SOIL s a ,ns adam" more h
double the OF the IN year. than II m !" me Ts
ON page 5 he says-Tha constituents indeed Be-
dedcn. ss,s. Of The pSs ." our @
Our 80 proposition is that Salts Of Ammonia or Der.
Sur ,ao or sails Peruvian Gu
and can only insured BY combining with these sas
For page will ha, Sails OF Arnnonlaor
we nav saw Peruvian increased the crops 10 nearly q
bushels per nrs or sT s s 6es w
Peruvian Guam" an % Ssn. III he s slar
year The 5 ian re HaG" " add hut
s 3, wnea s usual crop
same iana b perns1n G"ano mixed With
nante that 10 bushels grain have been a ash %
ss 1ss AIDED ~ ae 5 1"s s Gano oon % s po
l7;Bui the authors own words on rage 20 ne nus
year considerable beyond thai Of the unmangre
plot the PIP . were % srsru ase when
minerals also Literally supplied we nave ~ corn
manure or the growth wheat thea, 10 these Cases clearly
shown We by no means suppose however, ina' II nune
discovered, we might WIN mphhi
exhaust in The growth OF corn by lis means
admit that under such COURSE our mineral
surnIy would becOm deficient" (c)
was upon principle that purchased from you cVca IONS
which call Re'i0rnor ana employe"
vr mix with about equal quantity oil PeuV
before applying II To me corn
die nrinr on an exhausted field There be no doubt with re-
@ The success. OF this may judge from the present appear
encc OF the !. ,...,.., .o,,,;o;,r
Now "a fiorl if productive soil Of England containing
salts, they are required insure me u
they required IN our o'e
The straw that these salts Is seldom returned 10 one
p,u of the cultivation the form Of stable manure ne az
ulrss of our Stale may rejoice that they have lound ecc
in uano-bu they will find that more rapidly exhausss .r anus
and will fail proportion the large crops now pro
and will fail altogether where the supply OF Fails - now on
" suGcien 10 produce good CROP and more Tue supply
owdcr must correspond the supply OF o-n purchasing
sher reference should the proportion on hand AsFcu
ural Sails fail partially without ,uano
and Guano will often be thrown unless rnnpneu WIN
ura Salts effects. and avoid It's exiausns nlnehce
If any thing proven by most Luxurious series OF
mens proven that the two together VIII always ne
amount necessarily depend on Tue pfopc @
Of the this only ascerained oy an @ b
as many farmers prefer risk hundred doa
snend five analysis, will suggest mode by we
6eien in SOIL lower leaves OF corn and ohcr grain always
and die during dry Hut where the sas are ny ex
fire and destroyed IN the sun IN
will be interest adhere strictly the formula
@ bs the amount ordered by any ono VIII w4