Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-03-10

The foregoing resolutions were a future stae Of the pro
ccedngs adopted as were The following resolutions iea's
TO part OF The duties OF the commissioner decao 10 OF
appoincJ which were also offered by nlr kuFFiN:
Resolved That il ia recommended by me Executive CoH
mltiee 10 he Farmers OF virginia 10 esIio'sn ,h I'd
cultural Societies. or Farmers Clubs to co operate % hhc
be auxiliary 10 te Stale Agricultural SoceIY ia s s'ea
wok OF encouraging and aiding agricultural improvement
throughout Virginia.
Resolved Tha. for necessary concurrence and uniformity
OF action II b recommended TO and required ot such county
societies clubs desire TO be auxiliary 10 he at
ey hht ooch ahs adopt and include Ia its sahuns rues
| Inc following, viz: ,
bcsidcs any other discretionary voluntary services
sa oe lhe especial duty of each member Oh Tue society," to
c!npl annually TO end attempt 10 complete III
least TWO experiments subjects OF pac,
tca agriculture on doubtful disputed quesots anu
designed 70 throw light !hefeou which experiments sh oe
conducted carefully and accurately 10 the best OF TIC aoy
and the means OF the eSpementor and The circumstances
no!9d mnucly and with the results be reported In writing
simply aud Hciscy may be, but muutely and fully
The next annual meeng and whether the results be deem
ed successful and profitable discouraying, the whole
experiment be deemed failure and 10 default of such re-
ports either Ut progress completion OF the experiments ny
each member at each annual meeting the deauer shall pay
u the treasurer s. for each experiment wanting.
O( the annual income OF the society less than ono
halt of The whole amount shall be appropriated premiums
offered for well conducted experiments ON SUBJECTS OF
cal agriculture"
Resolved That every auxiliary county society club il
uested 10 transmit tho Secretary t the Executive
Committee Of the State Agricultural Society, all their com
peed and approved written communications conveying use
u practical instruction in agriculture, anc ch has no
been previously published Which communlcailens sla o.
received and disposed of in the manner II made d
ecty The Stale Society end any such report OF cxpr
merfs other cummunica tuns shall have previously co
aiDed premium from the society Tor which was prepared
1t will be the less entitled compete for and receive
premium offered by the State Society," if ohew se properly
claiming and deserving such honor and distinction.
Resolved, That every such auxiliary county society OF
farmers club may and requested TO send delegate to
the general annual meeting OF the State Agricultural Socie
y; each delegate Of auxiliary societies shall have all the
rights and pryilegesn such general meeting as other and
regular members Of the State society.
AL fhap dau niu1nu
the commissioner
On motion of Mr. WLLIAMs il was determined 10 have
standing committee of publication TO publish aa coon ano
cheapy practicable such essays or oer ~rien com
municalions may be offered the Society nnd deemed
worthy Of publications and II also made he duly OF TILT
committee mature plan for the future regular ant
early publication of the transactions OF the Society.
committee then appointed 10 prepare set oil rules
for The guidance Of the executive commit ttee and anotAcf
be called the committee Of arrangements win INSTRUCTIONS
prepare regulations for the next Fair and 10 connhe
in The capacity up 10 the close Of Inc next genela
meeting of the Society.
Mr. ALLEN F. CAPEaroN OF Monroe county, was ther
unanimously chosen deliver the annual address, and DIT
b. JOHNSON BARBOUR 10 deliver Valedictory
The Secretary instructed to select suitable person
The appointment OF Judges for the next Fair ther
considered and aer time spent therein, the commit
adjourned at o'clock " meet the next morning a' W
Same place at O'clock.
FRIDAY MORNING Present. same as yesterday, ex
ccpl Mr. CRENsHAw with the addition OF Messrs bouL~AR
| and OvERT0S.
After The completion of yesterdays business the Secreta
ry requested present hei abstract oi the proceed
ings OF euch meeting Of The executive committee, ana
have il published soon as puss6e aer inc auJoufhmen
OF the committee in one or more newspapers;
The committee then resumed the CONSIDERATION vi c ap
poinent ut Judges, and after aone time spent heelr
committed the subject TO The Secretary with instructions
report complete lists Of Judges 10 the next meeting OF 10
committee which shortly thereafter and, at 6H T. M az
journcd again The Exchange Hotel on lhursds'
the 23 of March, halfpas, sz ocls in the evening