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7 jf R Oil TH J5 VI ST f. R I CAR OLINEAN.
'tHthitf. th'f 'yhfiund. ofjke-Synod of
. In ii Tree conversation i : the snb)ert of
IPorM 'and benerolent. societies, and oil
thr of 'relipioif p;eheralfy,tt the. SyhmJ
i f vorth-Carotin a' are happy; to 'recede
irm ''the'diferf fit chrche$ with Interest
ire ! . heartchrininteVUenrc.:" l;A-;.
thouch, there .is iniichrto lament tvithm
oar houndi?n, some filftce Vic-and jm-
p oraljtv, ia many chtirche ;o!dness and
; lukew'armness, and in a. few- cnnresrati
ens an inattention to pious" an ! henevo
'lent intitmionVTeti iipon the wjinle,' we,
fcpard - the state of 'relJf iohr; during: the
pait yiar as tror'e than encouraging ) and
xnaV. safely say, thai there never wasa
pe.iiod when ther Was sach a genera 1 at -tenion
to the concern of piety, and vheo
such signal success has accompanied pi
cus exertions. . V -. : j ' i
It H with pleasure that we" !eanVtnt
SUnicrsi uruyrrvti JtiicniitJn is paiu . iu inc
rel'pous instruction "of the rising genera
tion. "Sabhath schools seem everV where
.to prevail. --Bible jclasses have ieen gV
uerallv established and are well attend
ed. .Instruction tn .he catechisms of our
clurch is nnt'oegVcted.TThe Synod, view
wfth encouraging detignt theeVtablish-
Trent at d 'pmgtess of -sucfi institutions
ev ; believe them to bf among the"'tn6st
effectual means cf, securing tbe salvation
of the young, and promoting the general
cause 'of religion. Manv VwhtTare. now
lejoirtng in hope.'Vand who are
urcn oi
tlieirf firs
rtlincas
tLt 'montbJv i concert for prayer has
.been generally estabisnedi and' is well
.attrn("edJ7 Jt is , pleading 'to ;discove,r so
central - adisbosition to ehcpot. ge this
meetu
g i iq see, jnrougnoui our uiuruics,
ar an . anxieW to unite 'with f the
so
iCTora."' ;Mav
'plications of Gods children, bring tOwn
, ,uponV bis ,Zicii the btessins.which they
. Un :some, congrga.hons,., Bible, Tract;
J!L sirnary,, floral Peace,. Societies
"have been, instituted, and AttendecK with
, success. In three-or. four congregations. '
sr-rjeue auxiliary me American aoio
,. ntration Society have been .-established.'
J ' AV'eare happy talearn'ftom there-pr-rf
of our congregatohst that the people
of color ha ve ; net been nrgle'cted, ; An at
tration to their religious interests is
defttly increasing thro'nghout our bounds.
iiai)ysiuiuiOT)s, atnn tjns crass or pro
.pie, naie oeen c?ane to our cnurcnes cur-
.P
.are maiinr in iannlics for their salvation.
,'Sotr.e, of our congregations have fclt.for
the, situation of the. western Indians, and.
liCvevdoneKoiTieihing for ; their civiliza-
.tion and spiritual imnmvemenr by; assisiii
ing the children at Brainerd and Elliot;
i Such compte'tcdable xoncjuct, welcaubof
too highry applaud ; and vould-"recom-
S lend to our congregations to follow such
enevolent examples.' Surely, 'tis far'as
" we have oprmrtunitywe should a'ist odf
; brethren at' these -missionary stations and
.use onrutmost xertiohslbr-the saving
,of the.'dr iart.:.:' " 1 .
. - "bus, ,.whUfjr4her parts of Christendom,
in this age of cfcmiiAn" philanthropy,1 re
cDgaged. in fprotnbtmg rthercnsk of the
.Saviour by means opious andneyolenr
. ins t i tu t rons,t b e cb u rcbes w i t h i ri era r bon rid &
have not1 bn deFcienC;Vthey 'too" kave:
engaged ui'thegioriQus . work; and have
estaWished ocfeties'; which God has ho
nored aruTmade extensively useful." i 'c ;
taolishrnent-and success of such institutu
tiens.wd would peculiarly bless :nhd'.Tort
the outpouring"cf the, spirit with which he
has vbited many of our churfches. 1 "Since
our laA meeting; he, has. been gracious 'to
many of our congregations ; jreviving tlje
drooping spirits of his-.children;'hd dis
, nmny have been ' added - ta the thufbh.
? "?:r Swet solenuuty js. visible ;
f,,Tl!fn iriav:ft Wy.. id ;tbe-Vchutv
. aud the.bumbi.r,bf soul in bbfh. ctifre-
gauonsnat. a e still iuquiriPeviv about
5u0ed.la theccitgreg:,trof:"Cr
Kafls, the sanie glorious woix' has com
menced,: and; is extendia' -.Besides the
firciiiutnber.-'.ihat. 2have' lateiv suited
tbemsely es . with -IbeUburch; Tnany, arc J
cwu aicM.iijg ine L.ort sorrowing. Abuut
. wty jjtnbns ha e become b subjects bf
tli i revival fl'litf conRreVa lions' of Third .
Ucck;iJack. Cretk and Unity have been.
. -ywny nsi tea .with. the mfiuenees-bf dK
ne grace lUlyaVlat'ely-VSicly
professce-cUgion Vwwy 'nweWw.
1'OjH.luliy pious anU'aixiutthirty-itsxilf
,.r,vously teek'hg.j ln these congregati
e Jar ; grcatcrpartroCnUose,A?hd,
tf ,e llt1 xb ii iheeajly period
wuii auC How cfceenm tofce voutii
th6u&nds of Israel rn the same evening,
ln praying forfthe'r prosperity f the Re
deemer's kinOTomi'" ;Mav the vmted sun-
mg the past year ; tnany sabbath schools
have been 'established .-f-r their ryligious
instuictiori, and'.many .'priyaVe' exerons
kpIayMig his ijower and gracf in' the alva
, tun ofsinners,ifJln: the tpvn. of Hjllsbdt,
-t considerable Seriousness bas pre vaile'd r;
rwviwVjrn iwenty.ana'viirty are sun
- rcr;convictious.
' -v,n lne congregations oLEno and.Llttle
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r"?"Dg -tip to bcome: useful members . of
the 'church when the heads of,; their: fa
thers are, laid in the dnst. A"There j one
circumstance connectect with this , revival
whtcb Is vorthy of attention It is Ire
inarkable that most of those who at) the
commencenient,- opposed and ridiculed
the work, were 'themselves deeply hnm
bled under a sense of their sin and brb't
low at the footstool of meryX, Great at-
tentioh to religion rand "uni versal serious
ness have pre vailed inthecongregations
of Bethany and Concord. many persons;
particularly among the yourigvr. have be
cume the subjects of divine; grace. Forty
persons have lately, been! admitted in iq'
the Church,tahd Z considerable; number
are, still-, serious.- In the conjrreeations.
of Baflfaloe aiftLAlleraance tjiei-eas unuil
sual solemnity i eighr.at the last comnni; '
nioo season wercaumjuea into, me cnurcn
and. fifteen. since that period have been
hopefully V con verted.- STber is one d r
cu instance connected with the conversion
of these .persons which should be deeply
impressed upon 'ministers- and uponlthe
hearts of-the young : Almost aJKthose
who were here broughftb a saving know
ledge af the truth; were members of: Bi
ble Classes ?;l '-h: ' . ;.
, -These -revivals were carried' on with
out noise or tumult during public wor-
ship. '"Every -thing vlike enthusiasm was
ui5coiir:igea. ,.x nt vorK. was ueep, and
of en extensive" Jvk yet a" still soUninity
; In reviewing uch scenes.- our hearts
swell with jthe warmest gratitude toGod'!
ior me -interest and tender care whici he !
maUiJrsu for his Zion;We feel grateful
that he has not withdrawn 7 his tlrt-sence"
irom us,.uut tnat he ha', visited Vme-of
oiirxhurches with the copious showers of
aivine grace, and others with the gentle
droppings of his Jblessed spirit?' ! " It is
the Lortl's doing, and it is ni&rveilous i
onr,eycs.T-1'LJt us be encouraged to stilt
greater exertions in this bolv work ; let
every nerve be strained to actum ; everv
power of the Soul exeittd to urge forward"
the cause of the' K deemer.: 'Let - w h at
theLprd hasy alieady.done increase' our
exertions j-Jet us strive niore ardently to
advance the kingdom of our Saviour ; and
let us rmt relax our, exertions till evvry
church within cur bcuutls be visited with
the xjutpouring of . the .spirit ; r till ' the
whole eartli.be filled with rthe knowledge'
of tli Xord,; as the waters! cover the great
deep.": ' - V. 1 , . ; '"-.
Jnconiequence f the cheeriiij; intelli
gence contained in' the above report, the
Svnod adopted the following resolution':
, Htsbivfen, Tbnt the JSV trod .appoint, the
first Alonday in bcceinber "next, as a d?y of
PcBiJcTaA!KSBtvr!6;ro axmirhti Gon;
for the Vpecial hJesslnW witli which i he:,has
fr ored severil congregat jens" ' under onr
care, rin reviving religion, and in giving os
ingenaral the blessings of heajth, and. in fu
vdring us with fruitful sessoiti y : ;. ,
And Ithe Synod Tateo icommend,' that J
the churches under ouf care on the day
abive hamed.ilTeruptbeir prayers To Al
mighty God, ior a' general revival of rc-
r.ugion wunincour oounus, anu inrougnout
f the vtoftArJ a? ;"':"f"?J ''' J:' 1 i . '.
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ADDRESS,
Delivered brfore thePutnaJgric.ul(ural
'wSdcibiy, at their meeting q'h the third
.v.
Stuoxc: PreRident.U Jo
Whilst others, are"-indulging in politick,
and engaged in all the: rancour,: of party
animosity, burs is the pleasing task tbas-
semble for the rpeaceful khd useful pur.:
pose of promoting and improving me c'zV
ofxLTts . Ail- art ,' which combines theory
with useful practice, t in the! success - and
advancementiif which, every nrder and
ciass or.our cmrn.uniiies is jotrjinsicaiiy
ipterested,1andXtb3Ybic ou r,t- beloved
country-is fjaiKlamen tally indtbied fbr.iis
power artd importance in the cqmmunity j
ofattonsthe.tort,;ofwcf(Mr:. iTbe
nrartir.! nf this Jinhle-art. :1s a rorniiatible l
ulfli Vm. naiim;iu uii-.ci D if I'fn-
Sing and,,alutaryiti itijtfiects.upon the i
minri:. whi ur it elevates uiM lioiu"hts. ond
1 hxes them upon the author ot, nature anu
I source of happiness ; ir aSbrdsihatyde-
1 greef jcxVrcise," which is the best preser-"
tUgre of'fet1gueonhVTmehahd, ' nbv j preserva$ii;cf yetableU of, animal
iiidulge indolence out the other; stHrmftrfrti
:v-. A' f.v,4vi Vni AtU tLti?.iM t shur.k thti-arar thus preserved.
Hbrtfui '" 'Al jitdic'mus -facrnier wiU so 0i-,
hiitjLiyooserv ait .jneynouscn,aiies m.
the scabns and p focesssf; naUjre7-a ll
tfiellif ertiSed motles'of cblTureas beVer
to ilDcr Cd ranlfftflaUcf:
cujrbiifatef"fnbre and movkP
loup4tions;;Acbltuvb,y
p rod ubtj ye of conte n tfn e fit ; asi and inno-i
cejice aijd tjjejst ceraip source bf tew
poral Kappyievyrhetmrnortat Wash-
ingtpli'jwrid.'O.Uc- task.of workinr.toi;
provpmenCon Jtbc" earth is much more;
drtirfitfoi toan uhaebauched -tnind,4 than1
all the airr gl6iyTwh!;pittbe;
trom, ravaging t ii,uy; lucrum; uujhi.c-tHiptettrpeyf-
connfdes'juVhy'
needr I'd well onthe fulness and titipor
t anc blLatVartj, whicU iheexpcrieCand;
ob'servaubns'bt the tubst cBiehiejieU ages,
Tetoer'ibngefnestloiVH
In" ny -previouaL castonsvrI have en-(
1 deyored (leyelo&ttrYiewiiiud.ob
iects.Tl haVe.tirged the necessity of deep
nonzontat piouemoe, ana me oropnet
ihty of eslkblishing meadowVas well
as cuUivating'many; or the artinciai pe
rennial gfasses-have . pointed out those
which h a ve, and are 1 ikejy ttf 'succeed
3est in '"fertilizing: "ouffieTds "and proving
most" beIiieficiator-bc1caveV re
commended iaue attention iid preserf
yatipn.;by tliebeweor ey? ry;.int 4
cnltiyateand the " imptyemehtof alf the
useful kinds nf animajsV brocurTng the
best; breeds,! hdtproDerly.-' attending :to
judicious crosses..' I have likewise given j
you mytneorv ot tne probame cause anu
fcureot the rot in cotton IThese form
the outbnes rif what has been heretofore;
discussed, llfrshould occasionally t
back; andexpatiate -biL the same topics,
you w?lf plesetor paj"don me repetUion;t
for Indeed they are subjects wliich hdmit
such a wide Irange of thoughttid prac-j
tice - are of such Vast Importance td agri
culture, that they- would require more
than the life of an antideluvian to exhaust
them. ' r - y : ; - pr r:
f Bui bejbre I advance " further, permit
me' to remark; that whatei'er subject is
advanceil-ihthas the appearance of .no-;
velty, libwever ancient it may actually be
m lueory ana practice, anu.unw raixonni
U)rej
can De renioyefl. , l ne ii equent xauure oj
new designs,' pr'eeding.iipcjn tlr? Imper
fect theories or : defective experiments,
strengthens the argument of 'opposition,
and Seems to justify .Those ..who. are dis
posed to persist in the? hAbtts nnd invetd-
rate prejudices t,f generations." . r
But I tfiankour;al
that'mtV7wtfV,r.wVe iii pleasant fito
r.ant) tiat-frye indeed Mvc a goodty tf-rtjr.-UndrR
them!ldest and ivo'st rifi
tJonal form governnicnt tinder, t he sup;
and iii otie of ilie most feitile sections of
our beloved coujt ry," the human mind is
rapdhy vfilnrT, the rust of antiquicy
and Vdv.mcnW'tb-theliiiits of human
perft cticn- -i -: . - .:
' It is not then a subject of surprise that
our fa nners should See and ack.nowlelge
j a chse'cxnnf-3vior lit iNvTeTrxhiuisi rj- and
agricttltniv.f urn) Hie iinprox einijtf the
latter depends ;ipon;A jui?riOu pv ictical
t tiie, that. it ought to beHhe duty of v very
Uarneias wen s his- picture, to DecoOie f
iboje ' less acquainted v,t?i it.
But I coohj to the in-ue immediate and
liiractical objtcts,of cOtn-iiunication,
v.'rhH hrBseiit seasrm of the vear invites ! I
fa feuetval of the subject of ieed, : Gbod
I seed . w hetlier of coi n, wheat, cotton or i
an otht-r pf
w h icii are
niary import
CQntained in the fruit of vegetable
is that part ot a plftnt wnich compr
ibe .rnd.ime.iits of a; new pnductioni ot.its
kind. - be' orgaiuzedparticlesVe chiied
the p-L-rm or bud. ( as w av remarked to
Jyou last year) and - is the whole future
ti)Untin niiniiture. l"he balance;df the
seetl ioxuis im coyei jug, un c'i.ttnio vo
tve nrstluuriiuentjAvhiclv'tn embryo
plant : receives. , This sustaiivsjand tiup
pojts the plantjiintil tjis; suciilyid
'vianctd to derive' support th i dgli its roots
bMoW," and from the -atmosphere through
the organs bf its stetrtnneayes above; ;
ilfs oliVibusrlroniftthlsdeiptio
see a, tnai me-larger anu more mu, pv
fectcd Uie seeds arei "which '
planted
Vine- will tome up bold and vigorous, a'iu
stand, good chance to overconie all obf
stacles,! and attain ' speeay aioa Jiign per
fettiodi -r4 Success in fa rnuug willbe; in-
ot
llftlnr.: 'nn the bc&t' and mOSt -he
plants. Vlheiier Shoum ;go into nis
icornneias. cz eratner ior m yui posc vc
Jiest ears.irpiu uiciiiosi jiuuuv-iivc oti.,
and preserve them m the lnick tree trom
i Wet, but.accessioie to pe;jr, ior at cer.
I ja?n d VrfiJ '"nf; kir isa.s ueccssarvt'o the
I "r" r . - . ..A . . ,
sbelLJojt one-thira at . least trom. tne ittiie
trtdi jand all of the- round grainsf biTUbie
'Urg'.endjini;ite
grains, ixseiye th pjaiit.
A VteadtrseveVance in this' course Will;
fo acfw;yeaiSiipiy' reward JWcarej
hd'huroberlf M
-siven;quantityj6 ruutfditre?
bThp tiiueis stapprnng; when; we
islialt Iiave to ieivct ind butAvaVitbn
!;seeU.TorjotiVijat
i gkjnroade Itspp fAftcrthe
uiosi uingeiiixiurairj, auuinorouKii con
sideratiorf :C ait ;tltar has beerf pubtished 1
imluy-suadi-d that proper choice of
seed HTpii Uie7 jiiosi efilihy ana vfbus
til-juts" a nfl isrric an A Uifci:, iw. ...1";
r...fti o-"" UI4IUICU
Fiilrrm'i
soeyerthe prrntfipks upon which it rests ;
yet it is with Tektreme ' difiicjlty 'tharthe. j
unices m tavorTit the hoarv-?-:actice--i
jitppJicatt-n Of many ol thet principles .ot ; l" vi'i"1"! "y " a
(the forine'r; ;nds'b"riinc.'ofV.tbral pin-! j their resuRepoHtd.
llosophv is so e:inei'.tlrconauciv'e:: to the ll.l wilUiovevcr,jitsXoffermy pres?ntim
hirimufion iiliproviMiicbrfof agticiil- -ps
ant of the vegetable kingdom Ii a oeep mouju .-Kjani inoogn; aiia meiwo;
uSfefnl tb'our. SfMrCtes,'e ot pn- i succtrcunig .y eurs( pi iiiea. again m coiion,'
ance. V hettl ?S the eniOryo inen -yuiu, met siuau ram,- a,uu ugam
" -It! I
fffuaffX hv due care- in: the - selection
graiivseedjatid rootsVvtrbutthose whieh
have attained the greatest degree of ptr-
aithy
;5ollsUlfonnthebestprWntive.,Some: pepetrate a sttfft; cloggy sf."
ti3L' -i o dfdeeD nIouebfhntReJwinterlwilLli;hieiV; : - -
. 1 1 . - - - :' lL.f -l.J' 1 lttnh,nit : senA4atlv iF'th .j:nnStrdtum 13 i r; :- -t
vij tne very-' nrsr coxtonwma,.owof --t-w. ;i- - t-i-v-f r -.-xa : . : j , r- .t
HUptSroveof thai pla&bec
hVrefofe'lWcrd!th"e1Ve
open, and seed from those-onry tnat arrive
at the greaiesrrkrfe
and Vundness, from, the last ofr-August
until fett:t'CarefuJ Ihands. shouldbe ern
pjoyed fox this; expiss purrjose andythe
cpttpn which they gataer. should be sun
"npf! ' tpnt'spnarate and whenrifinedi the
sepd should.be carefully kept dry in some,
convenient place, where -they should ne
ver be sufferedct ll4 rJthitt!ap)Otr.Jn..:
depth., 'A; fe wlan tfirs; wi t tun hyrkno
ledge liye-be.enjA thhabipfcrliy
selecting and preserving, theifctsejed; and
tue mostinute:anq.iajuiiurwjiur
has C(vinCed my; Mii'
that the'errps are rrei)riHlucUve.,?ind
less subject to rot4 Themet-utes should
be observed in regartl to the 5elexitioTi-nd
presery atioti of j&ei jf' other description of
useful s?ed.iPue at tent ibrt in t hjs iecton
of the cbuntry is not paid toca propei-ro
tiitioncropsAnlable pract real write r
on his subicctV to 1 wfiimv the fwurld isi
inuchV indebted for the diffusi6nj;of: agri
cultural ihou Iedge ihUs- bbseryed that
no branch f husbandry requires more
skill and sagacity thia -a;pipr fmatjoji
of crops, so as to, keej) vthe ground al ways
in heart, Jbd yet tojtdraw ; oio,.lof- it the
iVatest profit jioile heVis puVf
chased for labor j and it is thurchaser's
Intent ftnV' to'make the most of nintr& Hen
welt fed, and wrought according t.Jis
slrefiigtli' to oerv.ork hlfto -.reuder:
him useless. JPrecielu similar: isUand.
PFofit is the farm
's object ;? but he
knows, that to run
. bis'faf byindis
Xot to make profit..
Cree t croppin g; .... is
5onie plants rob illsodpthet&ar
to i t ; somc bi ltd,1 bi hers l6ostrnl-t :-Tht.t tdcie ,
point is, to intermix! crops 6js to make,
the greatest profile bp SisteriUf witti keep
ing the sojj in o.rr,T-:f c!y 4f
-1'he Cfur;se:oC: fa tion; riroper tajbe a
dopied in. this stajte : -Where cttbiiisp ex-;
teiisively: cnltiyatedi ust;iiecesiyly:dif?;
fer. fi'bm that praqtid' in tlite rbicWle
eastern sta'es. fri mUst candid iy acnow
ledge that 1 ha ve not fullynille up viiYyj.
m iud tipon- x h i. .branch pt f agrjeu 1 til re;
My present object is to dra w the attention
j of the members of ; this society to tlie Jn
destination
vhrt .qepianuti m Auuian ;corpamt. peas;
Ui "f ll'!,,lJ?t Vwr pca.igaiii
enclosed, uog.azed.1 and resfipf: one year.
'rh vdi" second 1 fall hereafter; (a-1
bout trosi) w should Ue aurntd oVer with
rest yitn sunilar ? .11 tiie same ploughmen.
f .and -si ii; cotVsiautly bearing in niud that;
grazing injures the land more than
juicWuhivaium.AUieh;lah
is called halfm-n; it shouldi be. planted 1
in fcoriit upon theTle
"cdlii sinali gram, taeirero
and after proper fiUt or wi;iteitQUghings,
itSwili bar a crop of cpttbitPenBouiu
never be! intermixiid-. v;ith com l: wh
wheat isiutendcu as tHesuCceedihgcrop;
unlessthejarmey will parbtime4abour
to bury, the vines and stal ks tnthe Centre
furrbW of the roVs o r ja-iids j i for other
wise they will be -niiich in; the wayi If
iftinri is verv niucli eiliaustedi4' the sbois
iiiost vvbrti at least should, be" manured,:
prepares grouM4bfiiy thing els,r partly
cutariyioiiuc,j growtnQtme percnuiai
grasses Which are gitit fertilizers
; t lit Wbkte ve i c rop.v rs? cultivated Or
biurs'bf "i-btation f inliiuedL theround
shbuldefojre'itfisjplaniel be'reiUreUJ
py a aeep5 uurtzontai pn'Uguing roT'ii
thejuatural ( stratum ot soij is notrsum
cientlyvpH should be oiade so by "axU
to gi frefree bourse t o the roots atid retain f
iiioistui c uv men iwunsumcm.; , i tic aa- i
vantagesf deleptb
fcr the firsl pfa;cfe JtatobtixtenSiar
when; fchey nJeet osinbncI"jtuei
growth, above the Wrtace corresponds tb !
t.iatbeIb)ivT;fi6
Wtf are d.irar;.iidcb
thii ivJee brpiaut-abbve ;i tn deWperTtUe4
bit ab9 the better;the 'Krbuiid -teipxtiWri
Zed,Hhe:better:euabte4y
UflOllt
iiijmy loathe crop, uid'itis'yi-irpiii'ed io
drought ;:riiefvaeKCess of.ioisture o-i
Urcuniaie fciua -mcidvni' td'ahaUo(
biougtied laad. Wayrr J iU mi readdy
1 1 . r-
. r x -c..' ; i ;'
; tne scuoiiu- car, uieivcouomor two years
i ; ur succession, then torn; tnen "sowed . in
. : j wne..i, uitti liic ifounu yiioutu remain
cvbp. be, lb eitsbe'ttacki::1jf,u
f kindly 1sotII
jpactbr1the f oiits to tato tbbixV'libids i
X-" t VtV" jf uacifc upwi iuj,t turrow, kpe ihaiiureis " I
is laid dff uonzontal.ycnt tsara xain$1 1 coiiceive it theriHthJf.S 1 ' -.f
ed dter
A?ater: will pas v tiie lUiuW iy;buUt4Z W?. - :
ncieut 'torcj!i vwaier ii rcwuiod w
Kjijnes.
nuref to snch land? rtdvheh- tfe Viutist ra V
tunisxlay;1tleepipiough
u wun me son, ani jorm; a. proper - it.- , -. Aj m
Jture.; PloUghmg keepi the soilJooseTo ; ,i
roots to take their-natural VaiiJicretahd ' ' ' ! .f
pendiriitiin alrdew iahditairiH V , -it
in particular; vhtcbflls in 'plenty; irt'thl; C -';'
climater h'afifeiruiigv
most wanted, is lost iibn harli'soH', heme I' - i , t
exnaiea
sinks
from
ceived thatthead vahtaees of deep pltniir fJ
ing:areknat4lestepractb
orovemerit then, vou wUl'jQecheUu Voiir t Rv.4'; .
oufv.andctviance:. tiiei-proaiict wnyourt r
; .1 speak'from expeHentedrAVn-. frosri
I actual ; an; repeat
ridged- andplanted.in corrtif ;t "intended
etjirL; liJMXfe I'liucuon. '
were not folloWd, ana theyj-apprfMched -withifi
hvj feet ofach othef.j ;t he st;ilti -of
corn were lbft a
ttiefdrilis i rta'spibughed aWice6hlyV'-',;
and sbghtlyi;hoed diesamtf number: of ; .
timesyKslr'i
vNotwithstindini' the hea vyl rain whicU .
havei fallen, thisseasiin, tel ground, ha
rebbaTheuVJteh&Dd? therlBjalrebut three
breaks 'ptf Waslies in th e wlvoiel fi eld i: Vh i b U'
desecye notice taDcleveri there moresil '
g;one?bf albiVgVAV rbw baditVeeiVlhtd X
pfriffci5tJheKi '
niad moeei) jaia i.ott; accuiatejy, ! 1 am : i
single break
aiideyery thing.thereo
retained;, indeed, it is, thej-very bloonx
4 nd, d ust or the; t a ssels an d Jsf di nien 'y bf.
the earth, bpb
uheveneTd has lWenenel. vf ;:n "
i The crop is nbtnd.Dtr una f am confi
dent v,'ouhl iiaye been prbportonajtyir.or'
soV if tlib season fiaijbch xnoderateiv diY
experiment l piougneu a Jthirty , acre ,
neldi wltas vhr , ;
Freebbrn's' p&fen t5! pJought Vcf y .dee p;a h d
thadiei"drilIs?laKl efT:lbj i2ontallv.
Theliayshrfvr4whicW; hi " 'f :
this cfichate in June, uly uhd Ausus ,&"e -
riuinirii raujjiictfitu hvuct9ois, wnere
as. If it wertf laid '
eaclrtway aconH?tterabe jilr.in Vif. tfie
ram ivctdd ru;vbff, a
nent'
ht to ; the crop; ami mwfh 'iuia ry by
wasiiiitg
Lsnutg to mi? sou; pcias ie is, uotli rain
and "soil. are. retained.,'
I :uHY.ingte :j motif? of
menu 'pn)-sejfandtvitn(issed hf. beneficial ' v
ffebtf upbii I the 'plMtaUbiisfor btersyl '. '
dohWt earnekl5tbhm'eiiil itiprictirii
oevery tnemberpf thibciiTty urnd.tbir' v v;
-cpmmuidty:;fti m'u, - r-'-The
prgcess-of Jlaviim oJrl field !&f J ' r
so difBcultoor tediouii asVbne' would suriL i 'V;
joseand, wlieiv accorbp hllierL j t : is - I
Prnianent advantage if fori jf the hue- i
ceeding yedi;; ym want;toiaiuV; itgiin '
m corn or sow it in? wheat, ynii have onlv
to Pe water br entfi'furow; and
revsy6u dsoPVh
in me,winterith a lanre M,u. -
.oard plmigh and tnyUhllssVt Ibil
yestih udjremab
-ij ?"poo5eiuctiaad Y
rretshgtii cuture;:
bf the; row should; bq frpml :ix to "eisrh t : i:
feet apartaccointqineptf! ahl
trlity jDf; theu'soi!;and me bhis left from ' T
eiteeiljeto tWofeetrib tfie f
drrfl; andf oueyr,tu. v4. .
cifid pjanr cotton; yotilnajraen' c- -:
W'A piipperdistandr4,If it is your
ifv'-pn tf:.at?' ".M! aw. you nave
iftTnJ-.Hi r
'Tt41 5eiu.uauy4 savea, tne isoii; ma
knnrrd anseryed; and the pyoducjt iuj; !
creased4Tih i?VeUni hAaotitalrtn'od''1
m&mln si4..Jtibil.whhthe
proper; stemv of rotation; f It 1 equally
ciuem; rtbahe enclosing. plan; and "
Absolutely ?U;;cessarv fon b&fcln U'ax
I teTUiuiingstenl bcWuse by bpen-- ''vf r
t w&'the AVaterHfurtiwr Vnti ..V .
1 L v n. v s,uovc "rt
.1 ,.iivm ivai-.v im-5Tinaonier fitter ; ; :n
and by lpinhe hpy i&tprbefc rl-i f
l Kiltie
hu!'llanvhtleJfeeDil.fti4
tbeWyvt!uiioi;4oini v
coiffmti".ieaiDnf endeavor 4 luW-tue die
;,-Wy,"5WriA agriculture -
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