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KOF.TttCAttOLltfA: HER X3fSnTCTlO!i3, ntn ri feMES, IIE3 MECHANICS, II EH MA3CFACTCREF, AND HT.R 1TARKET TOWS 8. .:HAlEI01Ii:H. !., jANUABY, 1660.; Tub officers of the Granville County 'Agricultu ral Society, for tho ensuing year are Col. B. P. Taylor, Oxford, President j.J. M. BuIlockj W; KatonJ NV-E Canady, Dr. J .A. RusScll, and Alex fthder . Presidents; A. Harris, HondcviSn, Secretary ; T.J. B!aeknal1rTrea surer ; J- .J. Wychei Henderson, Corresponding Secretary. are earncscairing upon them for information ; and how can they refuse them tins small favbr ? 4 t)KO AKIZATJON I ' ACTIOX ! FkEQCEXT f EETINGS ! 1,..J t FjtEE Crt M ML XI CAT 1 0 X A X 0 MUTTA L J XTERCH AXfi fc or views axu oriNioxsi are -necessary. w success. J'gr1 W t send a eapt of (his number of the Ar a tdr' to the Secretary: of each CounVjp Agricultural Society: in the Slate, wjth whom we propose. aY Secretary of the State-Agricultural Society, and as the conductor of a periodical devoted exclusively to the agricultural and "mechanical improvement, of the. State, to open a correspondence; ahd'lo every one who accedes to ou proposition, wc will Hcud the paper one year gratis. "We desire,(in thc first placestatisticat information from all theouh tics jm the State touching their staple and other productions ; their value, amount produced to the acre, how much mnde ta the hand per annum,: modes of cultivation wbat,: ..the '.' pogjrcssT'of' im provement among ; them -tho amount of produce, fiock, c: raised among thorn now; as compared; vith that raised annually, previously to the-cstob-lishmentf of the State AgvieuUural Society j what cflect the Operations of thut iiiKtitution appea to crfert upon the spirit and practice of the- farmers ahd".m'cKaiucSk in- lhetr section of the State, and upon" the face of the country around them " Vo desire-to collect this hijrblv desirable information for the:uso oftkcStnUi Society and the benefit of the State at large, . AVe want, Jn the -second.place, a1 Hit of Ihe' office r3 of each bounty Society, and an. (ffidal account .of their proceedings for publica tioii in the Arator, togivo general information, and jbuskefepup pleasant communion 6X thoaewbo arc engaged in the same great cause, from ccntrc'to circumference of the State. AJl tlils. matter we shall ekpect the Secretary to furnish; ; Wo desire, iti the third place, to stimulate our improving farm" er3no others,' to writeTor our papci to communicate their expe rionce and knowledge e specially fd beginner who fWESTEUX CAROLlKi-TIlB GARDEN SPOT OF TIIE'UnIOX lt8 TRUIT FULXESi THE! TRti policy of tiie kryt e, to: diVis IT COMM NICATIQX ,VD. INTERCOUUSK AV IT II THE . EAST. - . -. .- ( t , ; -. . v.:t-.,::t. We barer always Entertained the .opintpn that; :Westefe'N6rtli.CaroHnd-pos support! ig-n- Hehhhy,- happy, dense' and prosper ous pomilatidn, which could riowhere else be found on the continent;' and were among thc fifStlo advocate the policy of 'opening great channev of communicatlori between' that magnificent portion of our domain and 'tlte-gehcf6u3, lastas; tlferfirst' and onjy'mpans- of developing the vast rcsoirrcea of the whole) and 'derating the ? eutireSfate i to' (ho protwl ositicti among her sisters to which slie ii now rapidly advancing! 4 ' " 'Wi tha m ild cl i mate, fertile soil, abundant water power, ncli'hnd'ivcrfie'd viiluafle minerals,' arid imder thegoyerhment' of ihabest Eyatent of laws i jri tbf world, nothing wa'5: wanting to iriale our great "WesV an empire oflier ticljfi butiin'outict to the martets ofthe worW f- and true State policy requi feci that this slioiiM bo' tbfougli our oum ports. "We heartily rejoice that this policy Sas bccnadbptcdV ati6 that wc are soon to see Ilutherfordton and Aslieville'in'tbfe friendly and mutually happy embrace qf Wilmington and Carolina City, and the abundant products of he teeming 'West passfng 'througb their hands -to 'for ei marlset. ; This wifl give rapid ltd vanceitient I to 'agricultural " improvement. - Every branch con nccted avuH. husbandry will be introduced, dnd cSnnbt fail b'4oum!i;cecial nnii m. im I'm. ik 1 1 1 1 i : 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 m 1 1 1 r?i i iimhiv vx e3, and root cfdp.T will be -produced, but cattle,1 bogs, sheep, horses, anj(f mules wilt be raised cheapo ly for market ; 'lvqp.v grapes," wihe, - arid 'various fruits will be introduced and BucCcSsfufly culuvaK ed, tq' augment individual wealth and swell our pttWid rcN-enues. The' enterprising, stilfttj'attd in dustrious of otlier States w-ho are looking out for bright add fiappy Kbes,"and thos -of our.cwn w uu ccca vu iiupixivy iwcir cjuunjuii, noma au wen to'ioofe; tov v1csiera" Norih1 Carolina ad satisfy I thomscslVcs of tho toperbr adrnhtagej which ch
The Arator (Raleigh, N.C.)
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