Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-06-28
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40 10 - 600 =" 10
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Please ~ femlt fllfdurb ibe rostmasiefs. A.
They are aulhonied by Law ~ fomit ~ publishers,
rec u postage
I a fePy btbIs TposI II-dJ r. dssffod q, early
~ possible ~ December, that ] may mako nv
arrangements without delay
Where funds cannot conveniently be- trans,
Untitled, please " send drafts ~ New Orleans.
Vlcksbufg orNaiehgl, payable ~ The fret Jan.
uafy nest
| lpledge my word--wheh pledge not lightly
that, II sufficient encouragement be not aaof
dcd, by the FIRST NJ January, lsl5, to sustain mo
IN entering upon The Improvement herein pfopo.
sed, then sha rel IN every draft and every
dollar, received IN consequence Of this rraepCc
tus Those who do not know me may think my |
pledge an insufficient security for them 10 adj |
vance upon, and therefore | take the liberty oil
referring, as touching my integrity, 10 all tho
gentlemen, in each county Of the state, who scr
we'd IN either House Of the Legislature, during
laI
ties of Oakland, Mississippi and Centenary Col.
leges-and to most Of the mcmbersor the synod
OF Mississippi
II one thousand new subscribers can be OBJ.
tanned shall adopt the proposed arrangements;
ana wish to ascertain by the middle Of Docem. !
Der II
PRIZES FOR ESSAYS.
hereby offer as Premiums, SIX SIL YER =
CLPS, with appropriate nscrptions-one of !
The six to be awarded, respectively, to the au c
hors OF the best essays on the following subjects n
respectively, each author to be resident of Mis-. tt
'ssppi, viz: E,
j. The Cotton Plantation. Its management,
WIN reference to crops of inferior importance,
nd the proper proportions of land and labor de. Il
oted oeaeh--including field pasturage--rota d,
ION OF crops and pasture-artifcial grasses r
y what crop shall suppant cotton on planta. j.
ohs oil inferior qualities, when cotton shall be. ~
ome too low to be cultivated on such planta "a
ons--wbat new crops to be introduced if any. tlt
s. Sheep as adapted to Mississippi. Inn
a. The Garden and the Orchard-compar,son q y
the soil and climate Of Mississippi with those !.
more northern states, IN re 'erence to the PRO r.
ctlon Of vegetables and garden fruts-togeth ev
with the best methods of managing the vari. ms
orchard fruits adapted to Mississippi and of "a,
the more difficult genera.
B. Analyses of soils and pIants-and SUCCESS. ""l
ms of methods of analyses within 30 'ugses. sal
MiSsissppians discussing also the propretv nj me
BIOLOGICAL, and agricultural survey of the state gIo
legislative authority, /
,. Manufactures and the Mechanic Arts, ...
Hshed within the bounds of the state impor iins
I to the agricultural interest. exp
he premiums to be awarded by COMMITTEE. tha
thirteen agricultural gentlemen. to whom ;s .
II commit all the essays for adjudication, by -
SUBDIVISIONS OF labor among themselves as
may agree upon--the successful ESSAYS tn Oh
;, the aisposal OF the Edtorsof the Farmer mer
ne essays to be forwarded to me- free of nost ma n
by the first of March next--accompaned hv r.
aled envelope, enclosing the authors name ="
'A"ie tive
connection with the foregoing, intended sive
lomll an Addross-settng forth reasons Of a
an agricultural! paper should be sustained ohio
Q Southwest; but leave that duty, to be '"1
y performed by the many publc.spir,ted
lemen whom this Prospectus may reach = thin
.a'lng an VINO Jeel the magnitude of the emo
i d,v nrt,vo me; ~ horses forthwith and such
,rbers. These Clubs will he ~ t ioln Ulups OF lgio
ntly forming societies, establsb;na arr;on rI w
libraries holding neighborhood fairs, &c inten
'tn tne community together, in the Of th
is is certainly favorable moment for gain =,
le public attention, when the excitement Ni
itlcs IS about to subside for a season. -
planters o. the state should make il
ION cause, TO demand of the Legislature r !
gicai and Agricultural survey of the state
IL be one OF the leading aims of the "Far-
to concentrate public opinion on this point, Marc
- make It ethclent upon our functionaries. of Az
or tha rI Sna ever continue ander
agricultarists OF The state would nnite n debte,
lding it, it might be effected by the Legis imme
70 De elected IN November l845. Say, claim
x the nnhIi you o,u Us, IN onr enocavors them,
elfare of our state7 prescl
So arranging our business, as to admit Darret
riding much through thn country-and we
} spend at least third OF our time in Wis.
our patrons, in different sections We
ndeavor also, one or the otheror both of MAI
ltors, to be present at all airs or Cattle -----
held in this or the adjoining states. A
would state that it is nv in. A
Is Of the pa DER than beretororo. ~ ene fine l.
by my coadjutor, that he will take time rior B
farmers, and will give much more of his ceived
on to the cause than his situation has
ore permitted.
Q to whom this Prospectus is sent are "A I
~ requested to sct in the matter at once. "a
suitable ne rsey w1i please hand over y, Mis-
shers Of papers, giving ali tse for.ro;, Of the
three insertions, shalt be eutlted to : decease
o ,a,. exchange, commencing with the final 81
.; NORTH, Proprietor and Editor, au4u'SN
lona. Miss. Nov. |, 1874. = when a.
(VTrc0D- $50 they thi
erly occupied By Madame Stone