Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-12-07
LIBERTY MISSISSIPPI, SATURDAY DECEMBER 90,

oomt too low 10 be- cultivated on such planta
tons what new crops 81 be- introduced If am
\ sheep NJ adapted to Mississippi
. 4 Tho Harden and the Orthafda=oompafIs on
} NJ the soil and climate ~ Missssppi with these
Of more northern states, IN r. efebcc 10 the pro
. ductinn ~ vegetables and garden fruits. toreih
: ~ with the best methods of managing the tRri
Gus orchard fruits adapted 10 Mississippi, aud Of
. acclimating the more difficult genera
VI 0. Analyses 81 soils and plants--and sugrcs.
y tionsof methods of analyses within the means
Of Mississppans' discussing also the prnprlety ol
sociological, aud agricultural survey of the state
by legislative authority.
Manufactures aud the Mechanic Arts, es.
I tahllshed within the bounds of the state impor.
tont to the agricultural interest.
\ The premiums 10 be awarded by n commita,e
Iofthirteen agricultural gentlemen, TO whd1
shat commit all the essays Tor adj Indication, by
such subdivisions of labor among themselves as
they may agree upon--the successful ESSAYS TO |
be at the disposal Of the Editors of the Farmer |
Inc essays to be forwarded TO me, free of post
age,b the first of March next--accompanied by
asea'ed envelope, enclosing the authors name.
In connection with the foregoing, intended
to submit an Address-setting forth reasons ,
why anagricultura! paper should be sustained
IN the SOUTHWEST; but leave that duty, to be {
oetter performed by the many public.spirted |
gentlemen whom this Prospectus may reach =
all who feel the magnitude of the :
cause, to mount t5er horses forthwith, and
spend day or two /. e. ieavors to form Clubs of n
SUBSCRIBERS These Clubs will be the nuclei for h
'lesen.y forming societies, establishing agrcul. n
nrai Libraries, holding neighborhood fairs, &c.-I.
nus cementlng the community together, in the 20
Xecutlon Zone common grand design. On
ms is certainly favorable moment for gain. a
ng tne pubic attention, when the excitement "A
poiitics Is abou. to subside for a season. r.
Inc planters of the state should make il :,
omnon cause, to demand of the Legislature -
eoiogical and Agricultural survey of the state ut
snail DC one OF the leading aims of the Ear te
ler, 10 concentrate public opinion on this point, a
, as ~ make IT efficient upon our functionares On
hongh long delayed, shall ever continne to ="
'pe Tor the accomplishment of this measure M
the agriculturlsts of the state would unite in ha
.mandng lt,it might be effected by the Legis. an
lure to be elected in November, IS45 Saw n;
iiowcitzens, will you aid us, in onr endeayors 50
reach the public ear, on topic SO important NC
the welfare ofour state? tal
We are so arranging our business, as 10 admit yot
our riding much through the country-and we k
pc 10 spend at least third of oar time in WIS., mr.
ali endeat or also ono or tne n,h sections his
c Editors to be present at all Fairs o. ~" ION
o"s heid IN TINS or the ad Joining states. win
ton ~ would state mat II is my in. the
itioh TO devote myself more directly to the ~
erests OF the paper than heretofore; and | am on
ured by my coadjutor, that he will take time n
VISIT farmers, and will give much more of his on,
ention to the cause than his situation has lha,
etotore permitted.
Those to whom, The p. and
nesly requested to act in he ms,,sr sem are The
II they cannot, they will please hand it over NUN
om ONE suitable person, TO act as agent. He c
uoiishers OF papers, giving all the foregoing fa,h,
tier three insertions, shall be eutitled 10 n
manent exchange, commeDcin0 u;,b ,bo .Sy u