Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-04-04
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cleaning, Oh .DAAuEl.
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ig .Hf gr-n tstors d1,s more faf is country them
az herraaer a B5eapara
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n i-r los cHH-rHf,i % tsrrue tr Ell far and
pub ..-rai prrYi.ca. exclusively devoted tH Az
r.-u.fu-a. Gardening ala I#g uA.T Branches OF
us-blul.y a general d. at.-rt wU be- boo plain
,.y. i1 clHm.ussre uyiU sai.rmauuu 90 che cu.t,-
yatU-. whether 90. tHr vino 200 lug flower, oi yegrt1-
n,S ur paHfs 81 fruits. grapes or trees, as The mE.-
hcrry auI I'll kinds nI orchard trees, with th, best
manner of paIunt them; furnishing suitable hints
.br ihe improvement %. toe various solts, breeds of
cattle horses mules and other stock with the treat
mtut at the diseases 10 which they are liable, aHd
,hc management OBJ bees and elk worms.
The cd'or 500 eude3sor iotusin'c the impor-
'sut principles up"n wscH lae arr ana science "l
agriculture 4, founded and 20 Introduce au cconomi-
cal system Of the abo-s, ia tie garden or vineyard
30 tc field. meadow or cucolnery. hat may he best
aiap.ed to the seasons, climate ana latitude 10 which
/ We reside and which 10 mnsl respects dirr great
( ~ from ne Middle Northern and Eastern States.
! gilmore than one million of Planters aud Hofu-
cu.tufsts in the SJuflheru States, scarcely lwo out
| Of a ihousJnd have an opportunity OF consulting
| any agricultural works, and are wholly guided by
casual observations upon the ways Of lher neigh
bors and ancestors; lor they possess no means Of
| learning the almost daily Improvements lhataie ma
| hing To- their own particular branch OF cur ne Het-
ther can they become acquainted VIII The mpfoy-
cd varieties In trees. fruits, Vlnes, flowers, gram
and pants, which are continually introduced to our
notice from every potion u the habtat.c globe,
nor with tie variaus improvements aud new iuFen-
tons In the implements o. uiage, lhS pobica-
ton shall contain ulI account of all thcS that are
! likely 10 benefit our part ol the country, and IN
crease intelligence, virtue, happiness and prosperity
at every hearth 40 the Southern States
Il shall b. free from oil sectauau pr political views,
wholly governed by Southern feelings and prncl-
pies; our tudtayor viii bc 70 render i serviceabe
10 Tie young and the agcd-to Heavens last best
git 10 man, even IN her teens, and TO uie sturdy
! Farmcr--bY informing them Of The proper SEASON,
which from experience IN m section OF the Ihou
may have been found most congcnaI to commit
their seeds 10 the soto prune their vines and
trtos-to transplant their tender shoots and flowers,
TO cnprlG innocuate OF bud their shrubs aud trees,
and turs the mlldcn's blush into the charming
| o moss" or monthly ROSE" with the best manner
Of harvesting and preserving their crops and pro-
duce.
We shall by no means overlook the great South
ern staples Cotton and Rice, for upon these little
Information can be obtained from Northern publ
cations.
From the hind promises rendered BY friends 10
| the undertaking, valuable original contributions may
| be anticipated and other correspondents are res
! pactiuIy solicited To communicate any Information
| that may be interesting or beneficial 10 Others re-
aunq 10 their mode Of culture as facts collected
! hum the tlIers OF our own soil, and their obserya-
| tons and remarks will be highly appreciated by the
editor; and, since the happiness, and comfort Of a
| country manly depend upon It's agriculture, IN lur-
nlshng useful information to the community, con.
uihutors will all I'D the brightest evidence OF their
zeal aud patriotism.
| IruMs, The paper viii be issued MONTHLY, on
n shcol containing sMTEEN very large quarto pages,
/ Same size as the Albany Cultiyator, al the We
ry moderate price OF ONE Dollar, payable IN all
cases IN advance. The price being so small, no
| number will be sent TO any person on credit. IL
shall be printed an good paper. aud with new type
ordered expressly tor the purpose. The first num-
Der will appear IN March, # possible
As hy the rules of the General Post Office, Post
masters are allowed Ia frank aud forward the amount
subscribed 10 any newspaper, they are respectfully
desired to forward TO the editor at Augusta, any
amount offered them 10 blnkabc money, as early
as possible,
Newspapers are respectfully requested to publish
this prospectus, aud by sending the paper contain
ug IT, shall receive ours in return.
posma,ters and editors OF papers are kindly ask
ed to act MS our agents Should they not receive
copy OF THIS Prospectus they are requested to cut
one from the papers which may be good enough 10
publish il and we, with respect, invite all The
| friends Of the objects we have IN vcw to AID and
assist in procuring subscribers 10 the "Gcauings of
! Husbanlry.'
MOSES llOLBROOK. A. NJ, NJ D.
Augusta, Ga, 18th January, $40