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^IB1?I!(@ILIg^ (DIE IBMiS^ 
 
 FOa THE 
 
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 OF THE 
 
 liAJ^•I;XB\]ili<i FA^3VnS.T3l SOCIETX, 
 
 INSTITUTED DEC. 28,1818. 
 
 PREAMBLE. 
 
 WHEREAS, at a pul»ic meeting of Land Proprie- 
 tors and F'armers, of the County of Lunenburg, 
 held at Lunenburg on the 28tli of December, in the year 
 J8I8, for the purpose ofdeliberatingon the presentstate 
 of Agriculture in the Connt>, and devising means for its 
 iinproveinent, they were unanimously of opinion, that 
 though the Grain produced in this County has never 
 been sufficient for the subsistence of theinhabitant9,there 
 is as much land cleared, or may very soon be cleared and 
 brought under culture, as, under an improved system of 
 husbandry, may be made to produce not only a suffici- 
 ency of food for the inhabitants of the County, but an a- 
 bundance that will admit of some supply being carried 
 to other markets : Therefore, in order to attain this 
 important end, the Land Proprietors and Farmers afore- 
 said did Form, and do hereby Form themselves into an 
 Agricultural Society, to be called the LUNENBURG 
 FARMER SOCIETY; and they did, and do hereby 
 ^crhe, and bind and pledge themselves one to another, 
 to adopt, and to submit to, the following Articles or 
 Rules, as the l,aws by which the said Society shall be 
 governed, until the same shall be revised, altered and 
 amended, in the manner to be hereafter mentioned : 
 Article i. The objects of this Society shall be, 
 J. To instruct its nienibeiH in the most approved me- 
 thods of Dividing^ Clearin^^ Draining^ CuHhalinSy 
 Manuring^ and Cropping, their furins ; 
 
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2. To assist Aem in procuring the necessary imple- 
 ments of husbandry, and teach therti how to use there ; 
 
 3. To recommend, and enable them to procure, the 
 beBtkiBda ipf g^fain and g;ra8s seeds ; 
 
 4. To encourage the use oif horses in Agricultural o- 
 iperations, and the breeding of that kind of horses which 
 IS best adapted to that pur|^ose ; 
 
 5. To improve tb^ br^,e4 of Bulls, Cows and Swine, 
 fu 7° «i;courage the iiicrease of Sheep, and the best me- 
 thod of feeding them for the market ; 
 
 6. To encourage the making of Butter, the rearing of 
 all kinds of Poultry, and the introduction of the best 
 kinds ofiBMn^mer aq^ winter Vegetables ;'^f ,' 
 
 r J' ?° "?"''®«ve*'y exertion to get such markeis estab- 
 lished in the County, and especially in Lunenburg the 
 county town, as may insure to the Farmeis a ready sale 
 of their produce, and a regular supply of provisions to 
 the inhabitants in general, 
 
 8 Topay particular attention to the high-ways ; that 
 an easy communication n»ay be kept up at all times be. 
 tween Lunenburg, and thi^/various settlements through., 
 out the county. 
 
 Art. u. The diflFerent branches of Rural Bconomy. 
 described in the foregpjng article, shall be placed under 
 thp managc;ment of a Board of Directors, to consist of 
 the folio wii,g oificers, viz t—A President, Vice-I>esi- 
 dent, Secretary, Treasurer, and Committee to consist of 
 twelve member,8 ; which ni^mb^r msiy be increased to 
 eighteen, should the Towrnphipn of Chester and New- 
 Dublip be inclined tojoin the Society. The whole of 
 these oificers simll be chosen by a majority of voles at a 
 general, meeting qf thp Society, to he held on the Second 
 1 nesday of Janqarv, yearly, and sha)l continue in office 
 one year, in the follqwing manner ; that is to say, the 
 President, Vice-President, Secretary and Treasurer, 
 shall be elected every year, but, nxav be re-elected iot 
 another year, if the Society ahull tl^ink it proper. Ona 
 third of the Committee shall go out of office yearly by 
 rotation ; narjeiy, the four that stand highest on the 
 Roll ; and an enunl nuqi^er shall be chosen in (heir 
 room, and placed at the bottom of the list. Should the 
 Townships of Chester and New-DMblinjoin tlie Society, 
 and the number of Ihe Committee l>e increased to eigh- 
 teen, those belonging to the township of Lijuenbijrg.sha I! 
 not be less than ti^elveas nforesfiidito insure the regular 
 dispatch of business. » 
 
These officers are hereby empowered nnd a6th6rized 
 (so far as this Society can give such authority) to tiirry 
 into complete execution the whole objects of this In- 
 stitution, as well as the laws now agreed upon, as bein^ 
 the essential means of carrying them forward; but the 
 ditferent officers shall confine themselves to the duties of 
 their respective offices, in the manner after mentioned. 
 • AiiT. \\r. It shall be the duty of the President, or, in 
 his absence, of the Vice-President, to preside in all 
 meetings of the Society, or of the Board of Directors ; 
 to propose and explaiif the business to be transacted at 
 each meeting ; to preserve order and regularity in thd 
 proceedings ; to collect the votes, and to have a Ctksting^ 
 or decisive vote in all ihatters to be determined by a ma- 
 jority, when the votes in any case happeh to be equal. 
 
 AiiT. IV. It shall be the duty of the Secretary, to re- 
 cord the whole of the proceedings of the Soteiety in its 
 general meetings, and of the Board of Directors ; to car- 
 ry on the genei^al correspondence, and to receive, com- 
 municate and file all letters, or other papers,that may be 
 addressed to himself, or the Society, relative to any of 
 the objects of its institution. 
 
 To enable the Secretary to discharge these duties, tho 
 Society shall furrtish him with (he following Books, to 
 be paid from the funds, viz.— One Book, in which thd 
 Articles or Rules of the Society shall be engrossed, ancf 
 subscribed by every member on his admission into the. 
 Society. In this Book suiAcient room shall be reserved 
 for an Appendix, in which the name of every member 
 shall be enrolled alphabetically, with the date ofhis en- 
 try ; a second Book, to be called the General Minute 
 Book, in which tiie'proceedingsofaUthe general onpe- 
 cial meetings of the Society shall be recorded ; a third 
 Book, to be called the Committee Book^ in which alltlia 
 proceedings of (he Board of Directors shall be entered ^ 
 a fourth Book, to be called the Schedule Book^ in which' 
 the present state of the Fariri, in the personal occupa- 
 tion of each member, as well as its progressive state 
 from year to year, shall be distinctly and individually 
 recorded, under the form prescribed in the Apoendixto 
 these Rules, (No. I,) to stand as an historical Record of 
 the present state of Agrieulture in thisGounty, to enable 
 theSociety to e8tiniate,rrom an annual comparative state- 
 niH|if .the Drosress tn4de in iinDroveaient^ahd a 6fthBook: 
 in which the Secretary shall recerd all liett<irs that shall 
 be written by him relative to the affiiits of the Society. 
 
 
Art. v. It shall be the duty of the Treasurer, to re- 
 ceive, and grant receipts as Trea3urer,for all conlribu- 
 tiqns or other monies j{iven for the U5.e of the Society ; 
 and he shall enter the same, in a business-like manner', 
 into a proper Set of Books, to be furnished to him at the 
 expense of the Society. He shall be obliged to account 
 at all times when called upon by the Society, or the 
 Board of Directors, for the funds placed in his hands ; 
 but he shall exhibit a correct state of his accounts, and 
 produce all his books and voucherH,at the ordinary gen- 
 eral meetings of the Society, to be held in the months of 
 January and July yearly. When his accounts have beeu 
 audited,aiid approved of by the Society, hisbooks shall 
 be signed by the President, or Vice-president, and Se- 
 cretary, by an order of the general Meeting ; and such 
 signatures, under such order, shall be to the Treasurer 
 a sufficient acouittance. 
 
 It shall not be comnetent to the Treasurer, to make 
 any payment, from the Society's funds, to any person, or 
 tor any cause whatsoever, otherwise than in virtue of a 
 written order, signed by the President, or Vice-Presi- 
 dent, and countersigned by the Secretary, agreeable tq 
 the torm prescribed in the Appendix, (No. 2,)— But it 
 It shall not be lawful for those officers to grant written 
 orders, except for such sums as shall have been voted at 
 * regular meeting of the Society, or of the Board of Di- 
 rectors, of which a regular and detailed minute shall 
 have been duly recorded in the proper Minute Book, 
 prior to the issuing of such order. 
 
 The Treasurer's books shall be examined and audited 
 by such person, or persona, as may be appointed at the 
 general meetings of the Society. 
 
 Art. VI. There shall bo a General Meeting of the 
 Society on the Second Tuesday of the month of January 
 and July yearly ; but a special General Meeting may 
 he called at any time by theSecretary,under a writ- 
 ten order from a quorum of the Board of Directors.— 
 At these ordinary or special (Jeneral Meetings, any case 
 referred from the Board of Directors, or any case that 
 has not been provided for by the present Articles or 
 itules, may be decided ; provided such decision be not in 
 opposition to any of the objects of this Institution. 
 
 AtiT. Yii. 1'he Board of Directors shall always hold 
 It s Meetiogs^in the Town of Lunenburg, and shall hold 
 an ordinary meeting for ihcdispaich of businesH, on the 
 Tint lutsdaj^ of every month : but a special rfieeting 
 
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 may be called at any time bj^ the Secretary, when requir- 
 e(l,by Any three of theDirector8,in writing. SixMembers 
 of the Hoard, including the President or Vice-President 
 (one or other of whom shall be present at every meet- 
 Ini;) ahall form a quorum for transacting business • and 
 «iU transactions by a less number shall be void. The 
 Secretary shall attend at all meetings to record the pro- 
 peedings, and all the minutes of business shall be signed 
 by the President, or Vice-President, and Secretary? 
 
 Art. vni. In order io give the most general and 
 effectual assistance to all Farmers throughout the Coun- 
 ty, who may be disposed to enter upon the improveniert 
 pf their farms, and may be inclined to follow the direc- 
 tions of the Board, the Society do recommend to the 
 Board ofOirectors, to take to their assistance such in- 
 leljigent men, as they can find in the various parts of 
 the country, where improvements may be set on foot 
 under their direction, who shall be called Superintend- 
 ants, or Inspectors of Improvements. They shall act 
 under the orders of the Boar<J, and carry their instruc- 
 tions into execution ; and particularly they shall inspect 
 such (arms, as may be declared under a course of im- 
 provement ^nd take carethatthe directions of the Board 
 be attended to, and shall report to it the progress made 
 by the owners of such farms, for it's ioformatiou and 
 guidance. 
 
 The Inspectors may be continued or changed at the 
 pleasure of the Board. 
 
 Art. IX. Every member of the Society shall, within 
 one month from the time of his admissi' ; deliver to the 
 Secretary, a written Note, specifying i..t number of a- 
 cres in his Lot or Farm ; the number of acres that are 
 cleared and ready for the plough, or which may be clear- 
 ed wnhin the Rpace of three jears ; the quantity of land 
 he sowed and planted in the year 1818, dislinguishino- 
 the diflFerent kinds of grain, and the quantity of each, 
 as well as the quantity of potatoes planted ; and, as far 
 as he can recollect, the produce of each. 
 
 A Iteturti syil be made in like manner, before the 
 general meeting of the Society in the month of July 
 next, of the quantity of land sown or planted for the 
 rioseiityear's crop, 1819 ; distinguishing, as aforesaid, 
 
 the differeut kinds of seed and the quantity of each. 
 
 And every member shall make a return ofthu Drodureof 
 each kind ot grain, and potatoes, before the general 
 meeting of the Soriety in the month of January 1820.— 
 
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 These Returns shall be made in wfiting to the Secretary 
 at the times appointed, and entered by htnn in the Sche- 
 dule Book : and similar returns shall be rtiade« alid re* 
 corded every year in the manner aforesaid. This is to 
 be considered as a regulation to be strictly attended to 
 b\- every member, as an essential guide to th^ Board of 
 Directors in the discharge of it's important duties. 
 
 Art. X. Every person shall, upon his admi^fiion into 
 this Society, pay to the Treasurer the sum of Five Shit- 
 lings, towards raising a Fund for the general purposes of 
 the Institution ; and if it shall be found necessary to in« 
 crease the funds, it shall be competent to a majority of 
 the members present at a general meeting, to assess the 
 ■whole of the members in a further con<tribution, provi- 
 ded the sum to l>e paid by each member, shall not, in any 
 one year, exceed the sum of Twenty Shitlinf^s — And if 
 any member shall refuse to pay such contribution, or 
 shall refuse to promote the objects of this Institution, as 
 
 Erescribed in Art. I, in not applying to his own (arm the 
 Iritish improved mode of farming, as he shall be instruc- 
 ted by the Board of Directors, he shall be excluded from 
 theSociety. 
 
 AnT. XI. It shall be competent to the Board of Di< 
 rectors, at any of its meetings, to admit new members ; 
 but persons wishing to be admitted, shall mbke applica- 
 tion to the Secretary, who shall report it to the Board 
 fbr' its decision. Any persen refused admission by the 
 *Board, may apply by appeal to the next general meeting 
 of the Society, which mav affirm or reverse such refusal. 
 
 Art. xn. Any member who shall secede from the 
 Society, shall not be admitted again, unless he shall be 
 balloited in by a majority of the members present in a 
 general meeting ; and until he shall have paid all the 
 rontributioHs for which he would have been liable had 
 he not seceded ; and also a fine of Ten Shillings to the 
 tlinds of tliP Society ; whichpaymenls must be certified 
 by receipts from the Treasurer, which "hall he entered 
 on record by tlie Secretary, before such person shall be 
 enrolled a member of the Society. 
 
 Aar. XIII. In ord^r the more effectually to promote 
 ttie ohjpcis of this Institution, and to encourage and re- 
 ward (he iiiHustiy of deserving farmers, it is hereby de^. 
 olared, that eiic!) of the first three members of the Socie- 
 ty, vvrro filiaii iniimafe ia the Board of BiftCtsrs, ihelr 
 intention to commence the Drill -husbandry under it's 
 iti>(riictio{is, and thall actually raise a field ofTurnipfc 
 
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 fit Tor the winter food of cattle, by that modeof hushari* 
 dry, of the extent ofiiot less than one acre each, shall re* 
 ceive from the funds of the Societv the sum of Forti/ 
 Shillings; and the Society do aiithorize,and recommend 
 to the Board of Directors, to propose from time to time, 
 BHch premiums, as shall seem expedient for accelerating 
 and attaining; the necessiary improvements, so far as the 
 funds of the Society will admit. 
 
 Art XIV. As the members of thi? Society can have 
 no end in view by this lnstitution,but the general pras* 
 perity of the people of this county, the persons entrust- 
 ed with the management of it, will not expectany renku- 
 nerati.on for their tratible ; but a& the Secretary and 
 'tVeasurer may have considerable extra labour in their 
 respective depftirtffient8,theSociety, assembled in a gene- 
 ral raeeting,may make each of these officers a reasonable 
 annual allowance from the funds, if they can admit of it. 
 
 Art. XV. The. Board of Directors shall open^and at 
 all times preserve a friendly corre^^pondence with the 
 Provincial Agricultural Society -established in Halifax, 
 and concur as far as possible, in it's plians of improve- 
 ment ; inasmuch astne whole of the Agricultural Socie- 
 ties established throughout the Province, have only the 
 same ends in view, the general improvement of Agricul- 
 ture, and the prosperity of the people ; but these objects 
 cannot be attained without a zealous concurrence in sen* 
 timent and plan, and unabating perseverance, on the 
 part of the different Societies. 
 
 Art. XVI. It shall be competent to the Society ^ by a 
 vote of three fourths of the members present in a g;ene- 
 ral meeting, to revise, al'ler, and amend the present Ar- 
 ticles or Rules, so as to make them better adapted to the 
 objects of' : Institution; but the alterations or amend- 
 ments, prO|jOi;ed to be- made, shall be delivered to the 
 Secretary is writing;, to be laid before the Board of Di- 
 rectors, at least one month before the gieneral meeting ; 
 and the Board shall lay such proposed alterations or a- 
 niendments before such general meeting, who may deli- 
 berate thereon ; but the final decision on such altera- 
 tions, shall be adjourned to the next general meeting, to 
 give the members sufficient time to consider them. 
 
 Art. xviii. The present Articles or Hules shall be 
 printed, and the expense, in the first instance, paid from 
 the fund^; but every member shall be obliged to pur- 
 chase a copy of them from the Treasurer, for which he 
 shall pay to repay that expense to the funds. 
 
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 To the Trcasiiier oHlio" 
 
 |',().\KD OFDIKFXTORS FOR 1819- 
 llev. Kosor AitUen, President. 
 Francis J. Rudolf, Esq. Vice-President. 
 Henry Wolleiibaupt, Esq. Secretary, 
 l^dvvard James, Esq. Treasurer. 
 
 COMMllTEE. 
 
 John Creighton, Esq. 
 John N.Oxner. 
 Henry KaulbacU, Esq. 
 John Hockman, Esq. 
 Jacob Boehner. 
 -^Tohn Kudolf, Esq. 
 
 Philip Rudolf. 
 William Rudolf. 
 Matthew Ernst. 
 Gasper Ernst. 
 George Oxner. 
 Philip Arenberg.