Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-04-11
c,Ieantnsz OF Husbandry.

IE-h, make, f,-s bi4iss IF tTsfs gro" 'fA'fe on
=, o8e erssr before aass more f7r Af e'a"'J ''''
O. .i,erau{eF or a Baagp~5t. .-t--..
N 49, s,Ictatlan al many iIculs, th' HH'st'
"a her bss consented 60 become me elilo- en-.
publisher Of 3 pcrnd'cal exclusively devoted - As-
rcu'ture. Gardening, AM iic o.h-t br'ne",' "
Husb,nlrv ia general It's object wu be-, ~ PLAN
srye 10 cammlui ate uselu iuflrmatou 20 'he cu.t-
y5to-. watcher oi the vine of die flower o. vestI-
pcs or plants OF fruits. grapes o5 trees, as we mu'
horny anI al kinds of orchard trees WIN lht Ueet
n,1nncr of planting them; furnishing 'ui't"e n''',
far the ug-ovfmsnl O., ihe various s'i'' uFreds "l
c,uls horses mules AMI other stock, with Tie treat
nept of the diseases 10 which they are "1Oc' a"d
tbc r,,n3rsment of bee, and sk worms.
The ed.,ar wi snasayor 'nHu5iralc TIE lmPoT-
ian, nriucioles ur,n which the au aud science oI
agriculture is founded and to introduce an 'coaom-
cal syS,cm of tie ablfs, IN lhe garden or vineyard,
IN tief.il. meadow ~ cocauncry that may toe hs,'
aJanieI 10 the seasons, climate and attitude 10 when
we reside. and which 10 most respects, dihsr great
" from the Middle Northern AMI Eastern states.
gilmore than one million Of Planters and Horn-
rntarisis in the S5urihefn States, scarcely Two on
of a thousand have m opportunity OF consuming
any agricultural works and are wuo,E EWl'" bf
casual observations upon the ways OF utf h'I0-
hors and ancestors io7 they possess no means o.
learnnr Inc almost daiy improvements that are ma
ihsr can they become acquainted with The uprn'-
ed varieties IN trees, fruits vines, "wcts, gram
and p,ants. which arr continuity introduced 10 oar
NOTICE from every PARTON ul the hablta5e globe,
nor with the varinus improvements and new inNeh-
hons IN the implements oi ulaEr. hs pnbNca-
ion shall contain foil lunt of all these that are
likely To benefit our par, Of the country, and IN
crease intelligence, virtue happiness ami prosperity
al every hearth ia the Southern States.
Il shah be free from al secaran % political views,
wholly governed hy Southern feelings and primer
pes; our endeavor will be 70 render i seryccabc
10 the younr and the aged Ito llcayens last best
gilt 10 man. even 10 her teens and TO the sturdy
farmer--by informing them Of the proper season
which from experience IN our stcuon of the Union
may have been found most congcnal To commit
their seeds to the sot--to prune their vines and
trces--tn transplant their tender shoots and lowcrs
to cnrrlh immaculate or bud their shrubs aud trees
and tara the "ml1tns blush into the charming
moss" or monthly rose with the best manner
OF harvesting aud preserving their crops and pro
duce.
We shall by M means overlook the great South
crn staples. Cation and Rice, for upon these htlI
information can he obtained from Northern publ
cations
From the kind promises, rendered By friends /
the undertaking, valuable original contributions ma
he anticipated and other correspondents are res
pcctluIy solicited to communicate any Information
that may be interesting or beneficial to others, re
aing 10 their mode of culture ; ns facts colcclc
hom the tlers of orr own soil and their obscrva
lions aud remarks viii be highly appreciated by III
editor; and. since the happiness, aud comfort Of
country mainly depend upon ITS agriculture, IN Iur
nishing useful Information To the community COZ
trbutors will Afford tie brightest evidence Of hci
zeal and patriotism
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MOSES IOLBR0OK, A. NJ, NJ. d.
Augusta, Ga, 18th January, lsi0