New.Tork state Agric.ltural society.
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As il is the purpose of the State Society 10 carry
INTO immediate effect the project OF forming an 4e
yieuifurai MnS'um-a collection that will embrace
all aainabe varieties of articles interesting TO the
Farming Communicative friends of Agricultural
Improvement, many of whom have often manifested
willingness TO contribute 10 this object by the dona-
tion OF suitable specimens, land the wide range OF
lhe Society renders il eSpedient TO make the coec
ton comprehensive as possible,) arc requested TO
forward their contributions soon us practicable.


The makers Of new or improved Agricultural I'M
pemens-the Farmers and Planters in this and
other States who desire TO disseminate information
in reference to their operations in stock grain
other Agricultural Products-thc friends OF Hofti-
culture and the Domestic Arts-as well as the pub
fishers OF Agricultural Journals in this and other
States-are respectfully requested TO lend their in
auence in promoting the purposes of the State So
cety, in reference 10 all any OF the above men-
toned projects. The owners Of Improved Breeds
ofHorses and Cattle may also find the State Agri-
cultural Hall suitable place for exhibiting Port
rats of Animals Of the several varieties Of Stock.


Specimens in every Department OF Natural Histo-
~ and Science, will be acceptable contributions
for the Agricultural Museum.


Contributions OF any kind, in iurtherancc oi the
Specified objects, may be forwarded by the express
or transportation lines direct to Albany, or may be
made to either OF the following officers of the So
cey, viz: John p. Beekman, President, Kinder
hook, Columbia County; Thomas l.. Davies, OF
Duchess; J. Il. Mott, Thomas Hillhouse, or J.
MD. Mlntyre, of Albany; George Vail; Henry
s. Randall, Cortland; Rawson Harmon, of Monroe;
BP. johnson, of Oneida f. Kirby, Of Jefferson; !;
George j. Pumpelly, of Tiosa; John Savage, OF
Washington; Joel Rathbone, Luther Tucker, and
the Corresponding Committees of the State Society,
as we'll as the Officers of the County Societies, arc
respectfully requested to cooperate in iurtherance
oflhis design.


The valuable collections in Natural History,
sullisg from the State Geolog ical Survey, all
contained in The apartments adjoining the Agricul-
url Hall in the old State House: and the public
senerally--not merely The friends of Science, but
The Political Economists and the Business men who
are desrous OF tracing the connection of the Geolo
gcal Survey with the Agricultural und other In-
dustria Interests of the community-may find am-
pie repayment for the time employ ed in the exam
insOn.