Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1873-02-28
The same rule must be observed as
to measurement and yield as is
provided for farm crops.
EXPERIMENTS

tn measurement and yield as is
nrovided for farm crops.
EXPERIMENTS.
For the best conducted experiment
with the corn crop to establish the rela-
tire yield and value of deep and shallow
tillaye On land on which no fertilizer is
used also TO snow the relative value OF
the same. kind and quantity Of manure
when used on deep and shallow TILED
lands. Society's diploma and............... loo
MsMoRANpUM-it is not deemed ad-
visabie to Law down any rule for the con
duct of the experiment, but to leave to
each person VIII, may Ill dertake it a free
exercise of his judgme in the matter;
but it must be distinctly understood that
the .meriis OF each experiment reported
in al of its details, will be considered
bysthe Judges of award, and that each
person who may contend for this prtmi-
um is expected TO file with the Secretary
OF the Society full and compleih state
ment in writing OF the method of con-
Quoting the experiment, and that no
award will he made unless, in the opin-
ion of the judges, it is so complete in all
Of its details and results as to be of great
practical benefit.
AS method it may be suggested that
Ten con uOuS SCClloUS VI ldDQ OF unit
form quality Ind not less than half acre
each o.. taken, aud that No | be broken
20 The deptl, OF four inches, No. 2 six in
ches, No eight inches, No ten lnnh-
es, No. broken ten inches and suJsoiLed
four inches deeper That the sections be
planted in corr, same quantity of seed
distance &c in eacn, ana on the sune
dy; aud the cul ivation of each be the
sme in every respect; and that the yield
Of each he u cnrately asceriained.
That Nos. to 10, inclusive, be broken
I TO the same depths rs the first five, and
that each be treated with the QUANTITY
and kind Of manure and with the same
Gu tiva.ion the yield Of each to he care
fully noted.
In the progress Of the experiment, it
would also be desirable and necessary to
note the character of the soil aud subsoil,
lime OF bre king the land, time Of plant
lug, state of the season, mode of cultvay
ton, kind and quantity. of manure, wi III
such other explanations as may seem per-
tinent.
1t will he further understood that the
value of this experiment aoiU not depend
| III the largest yield of crop, but on show
ing the relitiOe yield of the differently
broken sections.
O. For the best experiment in the Gull
rivation of any crop not now generally
grown IN Virginia. and the general and
local cultivation of which may add to
The agricultural wealth of the State
Diploma and.. .............'........ 3
For the rest experiment in under
draining, with full statement of method,
cost and results; snd showing the rela-
i've value of tile, loose stones, or other
materials for the construction of under
| drains-Diploma and ................. ...... s
| A. For the best experiment to show
| the yield and cost of production cleaned
| OF merchantahle clover seed per acre, in
any of the counties of Virginia-Diplo-
ma ana 8
| NoTE- ALI the reports of these experiu
| must be made in writ z to the Secretary Of
| Society two weeks before the next annual
| which shall contain full information of the
| tails of each experiment, and each statement
| be verified by actual measu -ements of land
crops by two disinte- ested parties, whose ce
Gates shall be attested by a notary pu lie or
| lice ofthe peace. The reports in each case
| become the property OF the Society, to be
| lished in its transactions if of sufficient mer
Lynchburg "Semi- Weekly News" Ha
"Record," fredericksburg ''News" COPY
times. feb.
V7IRGINIA-IN VACATION.-At Rules
| v in the Clerk office OF the Circuit G
| for Augusta county, February 26th, 1873.
| Jordan Carey, Plainti
| AGAINST
Eliza Carey. VIM. B. Pannill and Peggy.
wife, Jordan Thomas. ian infant under 81 ,
e \ I yintu larr ErnIo
| Harris and Benz amin NJ. Lines, Defendan
In CAancery on OrJina1 aud Am9nd d Bill
| The object of this suit is to obtain partitic
| CT tain tract of land con tanning about
seres, lying on the western slope of the
Ridge mountain, in the county of August,
| portion Of which was held by the late t'rede
iarey at the time Of his death J between
Plaintiff Jordan Csrey and the Defendants
said Plain iff claiming one-half Of id trac
md in his own right, and an interest ir
other half-as one Of the heirs-at-law of
frederick Carey, deceased.
The Defendant, John Harris, not having
'ered his appearance, and it al pearing by s
flctory evidence that he is non resident of
State tits ordered hat he do appear here v
n one month after due publication of this no
and do what is necessary to protect his in tel
Teste,
in. RYAN, cler
SMITH ELDER. 9. f-b28-
IN VACATlON.-At Rules held in h. Gle
l. Office OF Augusta County Court Febr
10Th, 1873.
George A. Hanger and ]. W. H. Cou,
Plaintiffs
AZ.
George a. Guin, joseph Guin, A. S. Grei
David Beck and WIN. J. Kiscail, Defend
In CHANcEay UPON AN ATTACHMENT, &C.
MEMO The object Of this suit is to at
money due or to become due from George
'inin and Joseph Guin or either of them to
.hsent Defendant David Beck. non-residen,
he State OF Iowa so they be restrained I
paying the money or the effects in their ha
Tue or to baco ne due said David Back, u
III" further order Of the Court. It appea
FRI m affidavit file in the papers of this c
that the Defendant David Beck is not resi-
of the Common wealth of Virginia, it is ord
hat he do appear here within one month
ine publication hereof and do what is neces
TO protect his interest in this suit.
Copy-Teste,
10 sEPH B. WOODWARD, D.
Preston A. Baylor, pa.
feb28-4t
T0MMISSIONEKS OFFICE,
" STANTON, Feb. 9th, 1871
N. Trout, Receiver, &C., in cause of
Hite's admir-, &C., as. Hite's infants, Plainti