Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-13
rnE . FARnIER.v Dor MARCH.
Notices OF the Press.

:" The FARxER."-Every farmer in the country
sbonld have copy Of this valuable agricultural
monthly upon his table. Try it, and We assure you
n will become an institution in your house. The
March number is on our table, and We will take
pleasure in showing ii to our farmer friends-HGr-
TisonBurg VG.) old Dominion.
1.-THE FARMER. This large, well printed, Oc-
matter, and an advertising sheet of thirty six
pages is published at Richmond Va, at three dol
lars per annum, by Elliott x Shields. We have re
ceived the February number.
The volume began with January 1866 1t is
really valuable work that all our farmers ought
TO read. We would be glad TO see the January
number.-AshviHe IN G.; NelrS.
THE FARMER. The March number of this ex-
cellent periodical is on table. Ii fully snstains
the high place it has already achieved in the public
estimation and in the hands Of its present capable
and experienced prOpretors Messrs. Elliott Shields
there is no fear of their losing it, 1t is gotten up
with artistic taste, and the mechanical execution OF
the work is equal to any we have ever seen-but
apart from this, its greatest recommendation TO the
farmers of the State, is the variety of its reading
matter on various subjects OF agricultural interest
Ii will amply repay any man for its perusal and we
hope to it achieve the success 1t deserves from It.
intrinsic merits.-LerjRgt0H, Virginia, Gasefte d
Banner.
THE FARNER" for February, published by Elliott
& Shields, Richmond, Virginia, is an Improvement
on the January number, valuable as that NUMBER
was; and the unanimous voice of the press pro-
nounced it everything that the agrcuturist and the
horticuturist could desire We are gratihed to learn
that it is receiving what it richly mertsl large
and liberal patronage II is published at three dol
lars per annum and should be taken by every iarp.
err as the very best investment that can be made oil
that amount in these times.-EPiScOPdL Methodist
Richmond, Virginia
THE FARMER. THE March number of this new
Int fine agricultural periodical is our table, and
should be on the table of every farmer in the Com.
monwealth. The contents are very interesting ana
are worth to every agriculturst far more than the
price of the magazine Richmond (Vd.) Times.
1.-THE FARMER. THE March number of The Far
yncr has been laid on our table. The articles, orr
rinal and selected, are good, and we heartily re-
Commend it to the farmers Of the State and else
where change must be made in the agricultural
system of the country TO correspond with the
changed condition of the laboring class, and if the
precepts inculcated by the editor of The Farmer
who is gentleman of ripe experience, are needed,
there can be no doubt that the interests OF the agri
culturalsts of the country will be promoted. 1t is
published by Messrs. Elliott Shelds.-RePubhc,
Richmond Va.
"THE FARMER. "-Messrs. Shields & Elliott the
publishers, have furnished us the March number OF
The Farmer 1t is filled with useful suggestions in
relation 10 the management of the farm, the garden
and the dairy the value of which suggestions are in
creased by the near approach Of the season that ad
mits of their practical testing.-RirbmDRd, Va,
Examiner.
The Farmer, for March, has been received, and it
fully sustains the high reputation gained by its pre-
yious issues 1t is one of the best publications OF
its kind and we invite friends TO call at our Of
fee and examine it, 1t is published by Elliott
Shields Richmond Va, at So per annum.-ShenaH'
doGh Herald.