Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-06-06

BE- Uho ratcs fro llzLs " -ras .rer rhTs Oh
q. or grtu beisre, does mcr- ~ tn country t'lH
81 .i'SraHdtr or q B541Fa1--
A i lle solicitation 70 D. .-y q ends Do sghscr.-
- bes hiss consented % become M editor and
pub sLcJ Jr periodical exclusively devoted tlAg-
rcg.mrc. Glfienng sud l'e a,her Bnnchcs q!
liHa1nify u egHefaL o. o.Eel " be-, n plan
stys, 90 coumIa.e+l- u,cig a.afl4.uH1 iuihe CULT
vat1-, whether Of tac yuc Ur ,ae flower, u fsgeia-
ues 90 pants, oi fruits, crapcs pr ucts % ite uu'-
berry, ana ai kuds cd. olc.srl trees With the bet
manner of phluas ti,m' finishing suitable hiHis
iar iHc iuqro,e8s cf tre s4..ls sats, breeds o
essit iorse aul = aEi u'.sf ,1rs, with tie treat
msai u, the di55ss.s 'u WAi,l lHry are iaAie, aud
ua management 81 bees and ss- worms.
Tie cai'of VII cat-ayCr 90 ag-,u'e tie .nPor-
| isni principles upou which 'hs AZ aud science Of
seasu.iure u o8ujei, aud Go Introduce an eeononl'
cal system ol lle lab1u, ~ tha garden Or vineyard,
10 de- itld, meadow W eocuuHcJy, that may be best
adapted a. the seasons, climate aed altitude 70 which
we reside aul winch in ma9t respects, differ great
/ b. from the Middle, Northern aud Eastern States.
/ gilmore than Que ui. ct Planters aud Hurt-
cultgriss in the S0ufihtu States scarcely tao out
! e a Thousand have aa Opportunity OF consulting
1 auy agricultural woke, ami are wholly guided ny
casual observations upon the ways Of their neigh
bors and ancestors lor they possess no means Of
learning the almost d3'y improvements that are ma
:
Their can they become acquainted Wth the mpr0y-
Ell varieties 10 trees, fruits, vines, howets, gram
and pants, which arc continually introduced 80 our
notice from every portion u the hlbtabe globe.
! nor with lhc vatpgs Improvements aad Uew iuycn-
tons ~ Tie implements Of thge. This pubea-
ton shall contain tI. account al al. these that are
kcy 10 benefit our para OF lIc country, aud m
crease intelligence, yirtuo happiness and prosperity
al every hearth ~ The Southern States.
Il shall be Tree from all sectanan of political views,
wholly governed by southern feelings and prnci-
pies, ourendeaYpr viii be 10 render i serviceable
% tie young and the aecd--lo Heavens asst best
gift to man" even 10 her teens and to the sturdy
Farmer--by informing them Of tie proper season,
which from experience IN our cll0n OF tic Union
may have been found most cnngtna to commit
their seeds 20 the sul--o prunc their vines and
tfecs--tn transplant their tender shoots aud flowers
to engrllt nnoc0Iate or bud their shrubs and trees
and tnrs the m1den's blush into Tie charming
moss" or monthly rose, with the best manner
Of harvesting and preserving their crops and pro-
ducc
We shan BY 10 means overlook tie great South.
ern staples Cotton aud Rice for upon these, little
information can be Obtained from Northern rsbll-
cations.
From the kind promises, rendered By friends TO
the undertaking, valuable orgnal contributions may
be anticipated and other correspondents are res
pectluy solicited to communicate any Information
that may be interesting or beneficial TO Others, re-
iatng 70 their mode Of culture as facts collected
fom the llcrB Of our own soli aud their obserya-
tions aud remarks will be highly appreciated by the
editor; and since the happiness aud comfort OF a
country mainly depend upon It's agriculture, IA FUR
nlshing useful Information to the community, con.
rrbutors will s1rd the brightest evidence Of their
zeal and patriotism.
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