Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-10-07
PR O SPE CTUS.
THs PLOUGH the IJoa ,so TINS ,sy,,
An AgrieHLf1ral, Mansfaciuriax and
SeieniUe Journal, for the .NlII,o.

e undef'iened formerly Q, the vhriuia
pfe,s, tut noS TrsE.snt OF tAe gr,.t c.,s,..,
cial Emporium VI the Uaion Ia. a.t,,n,n.x -,
eVm"'eose me Pu6iicAiion. a. an early CAV A, Ia
81" o' Wv f"fs, % WISELY Jorss.L und,r
s"e s"''e euPaohiOus uile, witch hs. b.r-tyf,,rr
eern used 10 valuable mouthIy t,uns.s n, az.
late John y Ssthner q yet-r,p al IN. 70. -,
ceso'ee oi the Seience OF AgTicu!tur, ana M,ch.n
N niN anu nov puolIshrd under The nam, al
he American Farmer Mss.xiue," by Poi. }.
The proposed publication will n, n,
d,ea'es' te devoted principally to promot,ng ,,o
ct me great interests Ut toe countr, Ia wiz. NJ,
uiaeiufes snc Agriculture but Il !, also TO ~ ,s.
rene " mueh oaher vAiasble Information Tor
inc genera reader as we'll a. Tor the man of Sci
ence. Art and Learning. II will be pI,n,.d -,
aano,ome and distinct type, and 10 q cooy,n,,ni
form Tor preservation.
BY calling TO h. aid talent. OF high order anti.
Cd 70 toe dinsrrnt branches of his ptot Odd No.,
and oy The acuve exercise Of an eoersy .,a H.,
NnNh the undefs'gned pfides him,<l III upoo hin,
aoie 10 eomms md 10 the conduct of ,oeh ,o,,n.1
AZ ne propose. to lay before the public. b. bop-.
to present TO the readers Of d" Tn. Plon,n 4 -
and Anvil, weekly entertainment 49, Ii,
MAKE u welcome guest" 10 every hou>.hoI4 49,
Anofc tdihcaion tor The time being AZ l,,,, ~ !,
Goes DOT prove permanently instructive Tor the tn.
lure lie proposes 10 ksea pae- viii III 80. p,
az 80 o a-Et>tng ~, readers 9, all lbr new in
tenlons OF the day, and by the pubIica iion from
"me 10 lime, oI vel executed illusiT.iioo. a., r,,x
., ne most important Improvements In srtsnr.
MeehAhie Arts ADD Agriculture, a. they may h.
hets'ied iom the Patent Onice at wa.biIrton
In tue hrsinumoer OF the proposed Journal Yui
APPEAR Illustrations. accompanied ty wrILaiy..-
trdaiAti,iies OF Hentys process at cony,ttirr So
S.non INTO yarns on the plantations OF III, South
sheh process requires M o'her labor or f,tre ,n
SPIN 'ne cotton into yarns than to rr,psr, N for
shipmenI "a The raw state. The Information IN h.
mus iarnished To the planter will alone be ro,th
more 10 him than the cost Of century, ,ub.e,,n-
hon, since It will point out To him how easily y.
can double, II not quadruple, his income Nori.
81 less impOiiance 60 the county large: for n
WI reaotly be seen that every man woman .na
ehd, throughout Ihe length and bread IN of IN. "a
anc The new world, Is inere,,ed In i,s .ae~s., IA.
general adoption will be alike sdyantar,ou. 10
The North, the South, the Ea,t. and the Ws,t N
may, indeed, be regarded A. bringing about re-,
FoIution 10 The wealth AID Industry at I'M. conn
NY ~ leasi Sfhout parallel; and the b~o,hi,it
sio confer upon the UnioB, by ermeaIinr ts~,,S
fioe North add ibe South in one common int,l
est ~' eniiue the invenlor 10 the gratitude Of the
nation.
The combination q machinery which 4, 10 p,o.
duce such Astounding results has been Al worE al
readT on the plantation u Geo 3 Yesr,r E,q an
extensive planter If Mississippi and, so far h.
operations have proved satisiscIory teYopS th-
moN sangoine expectations OF all paTIie, coneern-
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