Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-04-04
RURAL ECONOuN.

EDw. p. ROBERTS & SANDS & NEILsoN
Having purchased the Establishment ofthe
FARMER & GARDENER, Successor TO
the American Farmer,
And being desirous to place 1t within the
reach of every agriculturlst IN the United
States, have concluded 70 rcdnce ITS Su6-
ScriptiOa price, from frc dollars, to t'ro dol.
lars ant a haj, per year, from and afcr the
beginning oflhe next volume, wAlth Will
commence in May next.
1t is now nearly eighteen years since the
American Farmer was first established.
Prior 10 its institution, there WAS no paper
exclusively dcvoed to agriculture IN the
country, and It will rot be arrogatlng any
thing but what il deserves, 20 say, thai, as
twas the pioneer i'll tho good work, The Ia,
bors' of its former conductors must have bt en-
productive Of much solid advantage to hose
ior whose benefit it was established. In
continuing its publications. the present pro.
prictors fatcr themselves that lis pages will
be found to contaln matcrit oIce catcu-
lated 10 instruct and interest the agr.cu
,ura! reader. So far Us they are co!.c ru-
cd, thcv arc determined TO conduct 1t with
Industry. unAinching perseverance, and with
undivided attention to the great and lmpor-
1ant purposes which called Ii INTO cNis cncc.
They feel certain that nonc OF ITS patrons
will have cause to complain, at the end Of
their subscription year, that they have LETT
;,nv effort uncssavcd TO reader II worthy o:
their confidence and support.
In reducing It's subscription price, they
have vcnturcd upon an experiment i'iIs OF
y::sk aud responsibility, alid asthcy have done
50 under tic influence Of motives which
they must be permitted 70 say should com
mcnd tito a greatly Increased suJscrpIoE-
rs they can alone look 10 tfat as tho source
of their rcmuncra;ioa-and as N so doing,
their labor will be much iucrcascd--thcy
appeal 70 its present patrons TO aid them III
giving il an extended circulation. They
are confident that those who row honor
them with their support, can, without per-
sonal Inconvenience, in Their own mmrd:-
ate neichborhooGs, and among their per.
sonal friends, bv using their deserved ntlu,
eace, procure such an addition 10 Their pres
cnt list ofsuhscribcrs, as will not ONLY 7 =
alzc their fondcst expectations, but place
them under renewed Obligations OF interest
a ID gratitude, 10 render he Farmer x Ger-
,dcncr a welcome vis;cr 10 the ti:csldc 0!
every farmer and planter:
The Farmer and Gardener will at once
be faithful repository of original commu-
nications from practical agricailurs's and
hor,icul,urists, and Of iud;c;ous SEX cllons
from every other valuable source. Foreign,
and domestic agricultural, and sclenhc
works, will be constantly rcsorcd to, for
the purpose of furnishing materials calcu!a.
ted TO advance the prosperity and !app!-
ness of the country, aud Of adding TO the
intelligence of the American Fiusbandmar'
In fine. whatever concerns the business
of the farm, domestic animals Of oil kinds
uc,r7g inrenfeG implements Of huSbdrdrN
those of approrcd mil;y m0r IA asc, together
with tic principles and practice Of agricui'
1ure, horticulture. and gardening generally
will be regularly and consc'entiously no1''
ced. The prices Of produce in this market
and the value Of bank notes will be weekly
laid before lis readers.
With view o!'tNccping their patrons az
viscd Of all superior breeds Of animals al
ready introduced. Or which may be hecai
ter imported, they will seize tho earliest op
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portunily oftransp'antns all such lni0rma
ion 10 the columns Of their journal.
TENNIS, &c.
Price two dollars and fifty cents per an
annum for all subscriptions paid IN advance
or within one month from the date OF sub
cription-all subscriptions which rema'i
paid beyond that period, will be charged
the rate of three dollars per year.
The Farmer Gnd Gardener is publsAe,
every Il, c day, is printed on li"c paper Wit
abeau,iGul bold type.