Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-03-28

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n t-rt-s e.H.-u..I 90 aHeae t.r editor and
r.i..-..Trl q Her..ea. tzl.-H.tty devoted Do AZ
.r.HHIa. Gardening. aEt i#. aAT bT'n'''< H-
:. -flui-t boz rrurf.- o. Object Ha .r. ODD ffH
tf,.. No. communicate u-riu- information '1 tl~ cat-
v1ro-. ya,.4s4u. Che woe ug lht flower. ui ,estil-
tts 81 plants %. Trusts. grapes F lfr'si as lNe H.-
berry. and sd kg4. u. orchard trees, uuh fug hcst
manner OF tlluroI them; iuruIshn ~ suitable hints
nrtlr Improvement o. thf VARIOUS suli,, BREEDS oi
csulr ior-fs. mules ani other st1rk with Tie treat
ncut ,l the Diseases tp which They are Liable, end
tie anar,Leai 81 bees and sis worms.
The editor wil rndeator lpausin,e The anpar-
'aut principles upon which the art aui sc'rhce ol
,eri.ururr i. s10d.l aud 10 Introduce au tc0npuu-
cal system a. the abofs "a the garden or vineyard
IN lie 6.d meadow or cpc0oHery, that may b. best
adopted To the seasons, climate ans altitude 10 "hch
we reside, and which lu most respects, dhrr great
IN from the Middle Northern and Eastern states.
Olmnrc Than one million oi Planters aua HORT
cu.t,rsis IN ilr SJurlhrra States, scarcely wo nut
Of a thousand have an opportunity "i consulting
any agricultural wuds, and are wholly guided b.
casual observations upon thc ways Of l'cir neigh
hor. and ancestors; for ibcy possess no mcan' oi
lparning the almost daily Improvements mat are MA
king 70 their uwu PARTICULAR branch ol chii IRE ; hei.
Tier can they become acquainted with The lmrroV-
ed varieties ~ trees. fruits, vines, hn~ers gram
and pants, winch 10. continually introduced 10 our
npncr from tscIy prtlou ul ihc hablla6e globe,
nor with The yarpu, improvements aud new iBgeu-
tons ~ the implements ct tagr This publca.
ton shall contain uiI account u Oh these that are
likely 20 Lcnehl our PSI, of Tie country, aud m
crease intelligence, virtue, Happiness and prosperity
al every hearth ia tbe Southern States.
II shall be- Tree hum all ,cclaran ~ political views,
wholly governed by southern feelings aud pruc-
pies; uur cudtoyur will be to render il scryceab.e
To the young and the agod--io Heavens ssl best
gill to man" eycnin Ter teens, and 70 the sturdy
Farmrr--hy informing them Of tie proper season,
which from experience IN agf * cuun al the JRi0H
may have been found most congcna TO commit
lhcr seeds 10 the sud--lu pfune Their vines and
tfrcs--tn transplant Their tender -Ianls and flowers,
10 cugalt immediate or bud lher shrubs and trees,
and tor. the "mlidens blush INTO lie charming
moss or monthly rose with the test manner
OF harvesting and preserving Their crops and pro-
ducr.
We shall by no means overlook the great South
ern staples Cotton and Rice, for upon these little
information can be obtsmed from Northern pubic
cations
From tic kind promises rendered BY friends to
The uuiritahrg valuable original contribution. may
be- anticipated, aud other correspondents are res
prclluIly solicited tu communicate any information
thai may be- interesting or beneficial 10 others, re-
Iauug 10 their mode of culture as facts collected
fom tie tilIcis OF nur own soil, and their ubserva-
lIpus aul remarks wu BE- highly appreciated hy the
editor; and suce the happiness, and conlorl IT
country mainly depend upon il, agriculture, ~ ur-
ul,hJng useful Information To The community cnn-
trhulor, wi, att I'd the brightest evidence oil their
1ca and patriotism
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shall be- printed On good paper. and with new type,
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bcr will appear IA March, II possible.
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MOSES HOLBRO0K, A. NJ, NJ, D.
Augusta Ga, nth lanuary 1910