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GrAher one of the most severe winters, and
the most backward seasons ever witnessed in
this part of the State; spring has at length
come. On Monday morning last, we awcke
up, with frost as cold as December; fortunate.
", most of the fr ut was saved, owing to the
wetDess Of the ground at the time. Since then
we have had mos, delightful spring. The trees
are all rapidly putting forth their leaves and
vegetation sprnging up in every direction. The
planter is now proceeding in earnest for a III
ture crop, and the whole country wears the
face Of activity and industry.