The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1840-04-03

Drfn 1Ir..-lIf. Porter, editor eno proprietor q Z
ths New olk esprit y. ~ time.' w oniy
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~ ~ ~ n. even 4 s.0rl notice 81 cOmmon adj
rrFi;seneni. although rendered peg mehti Me eie,
in eonsequonce, cOnsfiained % i-ss ehsuiaH
one 81 which We have taken tne Meoly n lols
wardinr % you, end solicit your patronage ana
'A.' = f,ADWAIIADER Il. GOLDEN & co.
once No. los Fulton Street, New York.
February 18th, 1882
70 al Sportsmcn and SapPoytefs 81 ne
Turf breeders Of Blood horscs, Of I'M
1roSed Cattle and Sheep, Ftanters,
Faemers, AgricnlturiSfs, and che public
IL general
THE WHIP.
1Tnder the above iiies will appear, on the hrs
Monday il Nay next, weehly -5PsII I e'l
Eer;fs ana Rcoreaiions II generals blended with
Tvsrotie N0iices. Green Room Intelligence, POI
lire Reports 81 moment, Passing Events q Inter-
-. with glance attho Fashionable Liie Of tho
day. ..,,... y :. -,
lnerion with 3 Sporting and Agricultural Maya
zine a. an auxiliary OF adinvant sheet throWqQ h
lyveeklv with intent 20 put snbscrbeTS 20 the Ma
oaziue in possession Of eli sporting and ngrcuitu-
raj intelligence, and passing oceuFrencssi a. an
tearier date than the monthly periodical might be
liable 10 furnish the same, without any additional
cbarge man de subscriptions otho latter; never
ltheIess, subscriptions 20 this weekly publication
will be received, apart rom az q tte Aagarne,
ID Eve dollars per annunls payable N advance.
i SPORTING AND AGRICULTURAL
MACHINE.
This periodical win appear on the fut day Of
June next, and thereafter be issued IN numbers
> on the FIRST day Of every month. Six numbers TO
) lconstitute the semi-aDnnal volume.
The body Of the work, or magazine proper, will,
each number, contain four eheetss or sixty-iOur
pages, occasionally more. To each number will
. i BE appended accounts Of both American and Eng
llish Racing, forming correct and complete Rae
ifnO Calendars Of each. The whole matter thus
embraced by each number, will comprise from
Eve 70 six sheets, !. from eighty 10 nlnefy-Sir
2 pages. Il win be printed in octave form, upon
q handsome paper.
: Each number will be embelIished with engrav-
ines, upon copper steel, Of the portraits Of dis
) tingushed horses celebrated cattle, and TePresen-
tations Of other things or subjects Of interest.
l. Although subscriptions in advance will be at all
a times acceptable, yet such will not be eXaeted
< until the volume shall have been furnished.
TERMs-S5 for the semi-annual volume Of sI
numbers, equal to $40 per annum) payable on
the completion Of each volume.
To those who subscribe for the Magazine, the
q weekly newspaper win also be sent an adiu-
2. want sheet, without any additional charge Tbus
~ subscribers TO the former will have the benefit OF
az both for S. payable semi-annuay, after TeceIv-
al ed and through the medium OF the latter, be put
Is, in possession Of ell transient news, sporting and
agricultural intelligence Of the day, at as early
Is period as can be given BY any weekly print
adj II must be evident that a work Of the magni
Of rude and got up in the style proposed, cannot b.
! afforded (apart from any auxiliary publication
u where talent is eBDl0ued az less than Is sem-an
nuaIly, but the proPrietoTs satisfied that weekl
0e qualification which gives % the public the intelli
gence, passing events and matter Of moment, n
matter how frivolous its general contents, mus
w. retard the circulation Of monthly PERIODICAL an
= determined to furnish the earliest information
have deemed il advisable. thus 20 thrOw out week
Iy an assistant sheet. BY the mode proposed, sub
ay scribers viii derive this farther advantage. Tha
as the weekly paper will contain accounts OF al
:: races in calendar form, they from time TO tim
t0: come of, notices Of races 70 come, sweepstake
no open or closed, matches, con dits,n weekly Oc
abb curTences sporting and agriculture intellgenc
Egenerally and multiplicity Of the like, not Fequ
by site carry into the Magazine as matter Of
preference, its pages thus Invested Of much eI
traneous matter. with which they would other
wise in some measure Of necessity be clOggeC
will have the more room for that which Is entei
tanning or instructive and thereby be rendered
ne work Of greater interest.
Pc The SPoRr1Ns AND AaRfcutrURAL MAeAz1vI
AS will Gas its title impes be dedicated to the Tu
and all other Field sports; veterinary science, az
riculture in all its branches; rural reereations an
pursuits generally. Will treat upon Horses, the
i0lHefent KINDS OF QualluGauOnos breeding. reA
En- ring, training breaking for the turf, the fe
and the road. Upon Cattle, their various kinC
and peculiar properties; sheep and other dome
STU tic animals Upon soils, tllage, manures, rot
ton of crops, draining carriages and implemen
OF husbandry, application Of power in draugt
Day with an exhibition and explanation Of novel i
on ventiOns and Improvements, and all such 9th
tive matter as NAV offer to amuse or instruct.
lso. That an efficient Magazine Ofsporting rs W,
oral as agriculture IS at this time great desideratul
- none can doubt; upon the latter subject we ha
~ few Of moment, and on the want Of the formC
les we give in corrobOration of our assertion quot
IN lion from letter recently received, expressive
on the opinion and ideas Of gentleman Ofthe SOut
ling practical experience, having at this day more
vers pifal invested in "blood stock than any 9th
person il the United States.
alv eve sadly need = good Sporting Magazir
,otb which have long been aware, must have an q
II !, iuvant sheet thrown of occasionally and almC
", week w. to insure its full and complete success
rom have also known that correct knowledge
,eral sporting subjects and thorough acqnaintan
in with pedgrees and horses, are necessary and
ces dispensfblein its Editor 10 make IL all we eOu
itral desire, and you know tul well We have no 50
~ work At present. / am nOt fatterer, hope y
will allow, but really believe, you could IL pl
W perry patronized, edit such Magazine, and
nor recommending and assistant 81 el, ia such ma
liable as q difSse tie proper Mind OF inEornsti
nos among us here, and raise the character of 90
lodi. periodicals abroad NJ you should undertake
task, will aid yon with my subscription, and
every way can. We now have none b0rily
90 g sl. G Mn nc ss
! ~ ~ wish you success with al my heartp
II q thorough acquaintance with the Engl
Turf, a full knowledge Of the American foT
wards Of forty years, and Of Oh the pedigre
characteristics qualifications, family excellenc
90 and deiecs Of ths English horses Of the past
"a in present day, and Of their American deaeendar
our Veterinary sciences personal attention % the
cling stable, and the participation for many ye
IN all field sports, breeding 81 horses, and impi