Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-07-11
CleanIngs of Husbandry.


JT1s makes ruso bia9es Of grass grois vherf on
sas grsur before. does more for has ocuHiy fAIT
a .iiexaadeF or a BoaaPgrte.'
At the solicitation Of many friends, tie subscr'.
n Der has consented to become the editor and
publisher OF periodical exclusively devoted % Ag-
Fieuture Gardening, and the other BFancaes OF
Husbsadry IN general It's object vii De- ~ F1,"
syle, 10 Communicate esefu Information 10 me elN'
yaor, whether OF the vine or the G5Sef p 'egcA
oes OF plants Of fruits, grapes or trees as 'ne i'u
berry, ADD oil kinds OF orchard trees win e W.
manner OF planning them furnishing s1''soV ,''u
for The improvement Of the vafous sol', ofeeos OF
eaue, horses mules sad other stock with the i'ea',
nent Of the diseases 10 which they are hass, a9l
the management of hes and silk worms
The editor viii endeavos 10 Illustrate the Impor-
tan, principles upon which the art and science oI
agriculture s founded, and to introduce an eeonom-
ca system Of the Iabors % The garden or vineyard
ia the fel1 meadow or eoeooaery, that may be best
adapted to the seasons, climate and latitude 70 which
we reside, AMI which in most respects diiicF great
~ from the Middle, Northern and Eastern states
OF more than one million Of Painters ana hnfu-
entnrisgs in the Southern States, scarcely Two ont
Of thousand have an opportunity ol consuming
any agricultural works and are wholly guided oy
casual observations upon the ways OF their neigh
bors and ancestors for they possess no means Of
learning the almost daily Improvements that are ma
king 10 their own particular branch OF cult ne hei-
ih.r can they become acquainted With the improv-
Cd varieties in trees. fruits, vines, flowers, gram
and pants, which are continually introduced TO our
notice from every PARTON Of the habtaele gohe
nor with the various improvements and new nyen-
lions IN the implements OF uilage. THIS pu0hea-
ton shall contain full count Of all these that are
likely 10 benefit our part OF the country, and IN
crease intelligence, virtue, happiness and prosperity
al every hearth IN the Southern States.
IL shall be free from all soetafian Or political views,
wholly governed by Southern feelings and princl-
pies; our endeavor wlI be TO render i servieeabe
to the young and the aeed-lo Heavens last best
gilt 10 man" even in her teens, and 10 tie sturdy
Farmer-by informing them Of The proper season,
which from experience in our SECTION OF The Union
may Nave been found most congenal 10 commit
their seeds TO the soil--io prune their vines and
irees-io transplant their tender shoots and flowers,
10 engral innoculale or bud their shrubs and trees
aad tnra the "mllden's blush" into the charming
moss" or " monthly rose" with the best manner
Of harvesting and preserving their crops and pro.
ddce.
We shall by M means overlook tle great South.
ern staples Cotton and Rice Cor upon these, little
affirmation eau be obtained from Northern publ
cations.
From the kind promises, rendered BY friends 10
tho undertaking, valuable Original contributions may
be anticipated, and other correspondents arc res
pectluly solicited 10 communicate any information
that may be Interesting or beneficial to others, re-
laung 10 their mode Of culture 10 facts collected
from the llllers OF our SOIL aud their obserya-
t,oas and remarks will be highly appreciated hy the
editor; and since the happiness and comfort Of
country mainly depeAl upon its agriculture, ia fur
nIshing useful information to the community, con-
Iribaiors will aiTord the brightest evidence Of their
zeal and patriotism.
TEAMS. The paper VIII be issued MONTHLY. on
sheet containing sixrEES very large quario pages.
[samc size as the Albany Cu,tisator, at the We
~ moderate price Of 0SE DoLLlR. payable in oil
cases IA advance. The price being small, m
number will be sent 70 any person On credit II
shal be printed 90 good paper. and with new type,
ordered expressly tT the purpose. The first num-
Der win appear in March, Il posshle
As by the rules Of the General Post 0fhcc, Post
masters arc allowed 10 frank and forward the amount
subscribed 10 any newspaper. they are respectfully
aesiSed 10 forward 10 the editor al Augusta any
amount offered lhen 10 bankabc money, as cary
as possible
Newspapers ate respectfully requested to publish
this prospectus, aud by sending the paper contain.
ing H. shall receive oars in re1rn.
Postmasiers and editors OF papers are kindly ask I
ed 10 act as our agents Shoald they moi receive I
copy Of this Prospectus, they are requested 10 cut
one from The papers which may be good enough to 1
publish II; aud we, with respect invile all The I
friends Of the objects We have in view, 10 ala anil 1
assist IN proenrug subscribers 10 the "Geanngs OF /
Hasba ndry"
MOSES H0LBR0oK, A. NJ, MD
Augusta Ca, lIth January lsi0.