Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-13

:, durant. - ~ Pttsaf nj. liehfy :. Ianshorae
i IM tice Pressacat: Achilles ID. johnson. s6oreiarp
George d. Davis. assistant do. 1obn II. Tyre
1srasRnee; DR.. William Owens, john VI. Warwick
/ Re,'d. John EARLY. Nathaniel !. Manson. Dr. Robrn
Nhhcrs, Chainpe Ca ei, james y. Menl"etlef
John Thurman Aniinon ilanc, ok, Jphn q. Mrcp
Benjamin Wilkes. George Markham Jehn Wi
buns. Richard Perkins. Charles II. Lynch. DR..
Henry Latham, d. David Patteson, Charles II.
Moofutan. Midutf Ltngh0ne, Jf.. Naunee II.
Garland Paseha Butaid, Jaines W. Morgan, ELee=
aiire Committee.
Resolved. That the fili article ofths Constitution
be 20 amended as aulhollsc I've OF HE Executive
IIoad 10 constitute quorum, ins'ead Of ii naJon-
Resolved, That the Secretary rcIhr the proceed
iugS Of the meeting fur publication under the super
in,end,nee oil The officers.
Resolved, That the neNt anniversary he held on
the last TUESDAY IA OCTOBER. 1883.
AID tlen the meeting adjourned sjae die.
REMARKS.
The ARRANGEMENTS BY the Executive Gommiltps
for tins, second Anniversary, though not 50 anu
pie IA experience might have taught. were YET tie
beet thai could be made on the occasion. Aud the
thanks oi the Society are particularly due 10 Samuel
Burch and Chesley Handy. for their activity N
making the mechanical preparations necessary. II.
from the want OF ample space the density oi The
crowd VI spectators aud the multitude Of thugs cA-
llbtcd Ia OF the committees, rendering THE
Attentions is the misfortune OF The Society, rather
iIl,n the effect oi want oi proper attention 10
dul,. Nemlll only say 10 those, II any. who were
overlooked, nv lcain another OCCASION. hen the
experience of present detects "ll have Taught us
how To AVOID them. Sagaety Is The graduate VI oe.
casoual misfortune Aud tie growing strength oil
the Society, enables IT 10 promise arrangements,
space, aud order, most adequate III future.
Shall this Society continue 10 flourish We ASK
Hose who have ahead. enjoyed It's an,usencnts aud
felt Us impulses. We ash those who witness al its
anniversaries, Development Of home resources
aud industry, which before hey had not thought OF
those who have become TENT with tong on
then ancestral heftages without profit, aud who have
already felt under It's influence, the generous impul-
scs III improvements ard OF consequent endeamcnt
to rhc native Land. These viii doubtless answer
in the Affirmative aud VIII cud increasing eucr91
10 the entcfpn2c. But what shall be saId to the
great public, WHO have not yet felt lis Influences or
" ho- have As yct cujoycd only rs anusemcnts We
say, join the Soeiety-eXtend It's operaiiop,,-mul-
up', It's energies by producing honorable ernulatlon
aud by reaching greater reaucc on our own re-
sources OF industry and SIKH, than we have felt II
cannot be drulcd that The Society has already done
towards the Improvement o our stock
our domestic iabricsand even OF our farms. II can,
and Will, do much more, by proper exercise OF lis
functions. II promises to increase the value oi
I.anls. aud 10 augment the supply of the ucers>a-
ries al lite and IL moral operation is to make the
of farming respectable by its products
and profits that men will be taught, by interest, not
to foisakr IT We appeal, thon 10 an enlightened
community, not only to sustain H. butte extend ia
inilueu,e by becomlns ncmhrr-.
ACHILLES y. JOHNSON. Secy.
~ fhc Farmers Register viii please copy.
Aoic.--Somc ol the committee reports Ill be
published IN Few day..