February 19, 1793

Posted by sydney on Feb 19th, 1793

Sowed half a barrel of American Gypsum, which was sent for in the autumn by Bro. Tho., over the fourth ridge of Tim Turner’s wheat, as you reckon from the walk in that field. The powder strewed about two thirds of the ridge from the Ewel S.E. ward.

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