The Rural Magazine, and Literary Evening Fire-Side, Vol. 1 No. 03 (1820)THE RURAL MAGAZINE, AND LITERARY EVENING FIRE-SIDE.Reading editionChapter navigation18 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…Front matterTHE RURAL MAGAZINE, AND LITERARY EVENING FIRE-SIDE.FOR THE RURAL MAGAZINE. THE DESULTORY REMARKER. No. II.FOR THE RURAL MAGAZINE. THE VILLAGE TEACHER.FOR THE RURAL MAGAZINE. SEEDS. From the Plough-Boy's Cottage.FOR THE RURAL MAGAZINE. "IS IT PEACE, JEHU?"FOR THE RURAL MAGAZINE. Letters of a Citizen to his Friends in the Country. No. III.Treatise on Agriculture. SECT. II. Of the actual state of Agriculture in Europe.Mr. Nicholson's Prize Essay. On a Rotation of Crops, and the most profitable mode of collecting, preserving and applying Manures.FROM THE RECORD. Agricultural Education.FROM THE NATIONAL INTELLIGENCER. On the Grape Vine, with its wines, brandies, salt, and dried fruits. No. II.Officers of the Philadelphia Society for Promoting Agriculture, elected January 18, 1820.Law Case.MISCELLANY.DIED,FOR THE RURAL MAGAZINE. The following trifle was published in one of the earlier numbers of the Port Folio, when that work was edited by the late Jos. Dennie; but the author would be gratified, by seeing it transplanted into the columns of the Rural Magazine.TO CORRESPONDENTS.TRANSCRIBER'S NOTESPrevious chapter ←Front matterNext chapter →FOR THE RURAL MAGAZINE. THE DESULTORY REMARKER. No. II.All chapters and sections (18)Opening pagesFront matterOther sectionsTHE RURAL MAGAZINE, AND LITERARY EVENING FIRE-SIDE.FOR THE RURAL MAGAZINE. THE DESULTORY REMARKER. No. II.FOR THE RURAL MAGAZINE. THE VILLAGE TEACHER.FOR THE RURAL MAGAZINE. SEEDS. From the Plough-Boy's Cottage.FOR THE RURAL MAGAZINE. "IS IT PEACE, JEHU?"FOR THE RURAL MAGAZINE. Letters of a Citizen to his Friends in the Country. No. III.Treatise on Agriculture. SECT. II. Of the actual state of Agriculture in Europe.Mr. Nicholson's Prize Essay. On a Rotation of Crops, and the most profitable mode of collecting, preserving and applying Manures.FROM THE RECORD. Agricultural Education.FROM THE NATIONAL INTELLIGENCER. On the Grape Vine, with its wines, brandies, salt, and dried fruits. No. II.Officers of the Philadelphia Society for Promoting Agriculture, elected January 18, 1820.Law Case.MISCELLANY.DIED,FOR THE RURAL MAGAZINE. The following trifle was published in one of the earlier numbers of the Port Folio, when that work was edited by the late Jos. Dennie; but the author would be gratified, by seeing it transplanted into the columns of the Rural Magazine.TO CORRESPONDENTS.TRANSCRIBER'S NOTESVol. I. Philadelphia, Third Month, 1820. No. 3.◇← Front matterFOR THE RURAL MAGAZINE. THE DESULTORY REMARKER. No. II. →