The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-29

j. TCRAL COMMUNITY OF VlRGlNiA.-The
subscriber is desirous to make known to the above
an article of manufacture Of Chemical N2iorissy,
namely, saperphosphate fEiffe allowed h
be one at utae f011i cfncacious Mauures ever We,
0tssu In thia -or-Any other country, for Its well
IS wn properties of regeneratng and fertiizing
- barren and worn out soil. Its irstintroduction
.lRas into England some ten years since when from
its then pronounced Magic Effect, patent right was
granted to Its inventor, the celebrated Professor
Law, of London, who stands now unrivalled as one
OF the first Chemists OF the day. Having had The
honor of graduating under him. and together with
some years of practical experience in the manufac
turing OF this article with him, gives sufficient
confidence to state that the A No / of my present
manufacture cannot be equaled In this vast Cont.
nent, being the sole INVENTOR and INTRoDucER Of
It into this country Should there ba doubt as to
its trutbfulness, my Diploma, received fl ON the
New York American Institute, will fully attest of
the correctness OF my statement together with
most OF The highest testimonials from the Farming
last twelve months while here
can also state with pleasure having received
many Find letters from mere strangers to me- re-
guessing fine to refer any one who raay feel skep
ucal OF inc powerful influence II has over the most
barren or useless lard that can be found-in q great
many instances parties were dubious of buying
more than some so or 100 lbs. to make trial: the
same parties now purchase in Tons, and feel proud
IN making It known to their surrounding farming
neighbors. who seemed quite astounded at the
crops produced by the application of this mirac,.
lous process which enters into The composition of
all plants, and the importance of this Invaluable
c0nsttuent to the sagticulturist will be easily un.
oerssooo when the resder uniformed that no plant
WIN grow on soil denuded of It, Phosphate of
lime u being continually removed and abstracted
from the soil and taken up by the plants in solu
ton TOR their nourishment, and unless such An
equivalent be returned, diminuton of fertility must
OF ground or crushed bones on the soil IL vel,
Known to the American farmer q -
VIII presume to point out the advantage Sinner
Phosphate OF Lime has over bones Bones are in
soluble 70 water and have first to be decomposed
before they can be incorporated with the soil~
such decomposition taking long time. From an.
tnenucated writer's and scrupulous experimenter.
II has been acknowledged that twenty bushels ri
super Phosphate Of Lime, viii have the desired
enscs o. y iUv oashels OF unprepared bones. The
reason OF such fact IL on account of its being In
state OF solution shortly after having been appIied
TO the soil, and taken up BY the plants. whicb IA
rxe their strength and growth from the soil In no
The subscriber Offer. his m.n,.f...,,,.a g.
Phosphate of Lime az q chemically pure and gsp,,
Inc aracie-a perfect Super Phosphate. win the
addition OF Guano and other fixed salts' x.c onlv
Known to Notwithstanding ammonia and othey
eonsufnenfs ~ sessary to furnsh to the soil thai
Il 10 quite ~ effective a. Guano. but much mo,e
durable - manure, and less volatile than any
70 10 obtain ID in bag. or barrs,. ~
DE BURG, Agricultural Chemist,
mn, Williamsburg, ], 3
Where purchasers may rely upon obtaining war.
ranted pure and genuine article, styled No 1.
70 prevent deoep'toa being practisei hencefor-
ward Ill packages will be branded with the manu-,
facsnrer's name, Dr. BURG.
AMxea are the names of the gentlemen of &c.
Chemists, who have passed their Iudementuponi il.
JAMES r. Chiffon. Es0, u D.