The M ille1ae yille Recnrder nf ihe 2l inst q.
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The Milledgeyille Recorder of the 2l inst. says -One of 0 IF friends of this vicinity has made ri- al ui the tobacco culture, 10 the extent oi some or eight He sowed the real Cuba seed, and has gwen it his personal attention and care, and will, we understand. realize fully all his experta- tons in relation to it. He makes from 500 10 1000 lbs 10 the acre. Its appearance is altogether ca aI in he opinion of those who have ii, to the Cuba tobacco and the ease with which il has been pro- duced, places that part of tie experiment beyond doubt. The tobacco sold in hogshead would, we presume. pay double, and more, to tie hand than cotisn pays, and if further prepared before being sold, manufactured cigars, for lnsiance the pros duct will, we presume, be multiplied four fold. We slml notice this experiment. in detail and give the result 10 readers. IL is a fair one; and one we are compelled to believe, most successful and pro- pitious.