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them twice over in fair stage of water. The whea
harvest has indeed been magnificent one Prom every
quarter the cry plenty; on the Missouri upper MIS-
ssipp and Illinois, the average yield over he crop
last year will be full 80 per cent and IN many seeos
the country iull 80 per cent add to TINS lne
quality OF the grain, which appears 10 oe uniformly o
nearly the quality and there must ne Eiea sur
plus; how when and where it is TO be disposed OIL re-
mains to be - no..


The st Landry Nhig of the Iath instant, SAYS, Cot
ton pickne has fairly in IN our Parish so lar every
thing looks we'll His majesty, the worm has not YET
noticed us and we trust he Will not Let US alone as
the Elordans saw and we'll make the best crop Of the
day Our sugarCsne, likewise is in tiptop order II


looks as green as grass and is sweet asses Corn
which is nearly all ready to house, turned out
better


The weather says the Richmond Wing of the 9th
inst is close humid hot and persprng beyond descrp
ton. There could have been more tremendous
ly forcing Vegetation OF all sorts is rushing for
ward with rapiaty that may almost be seen IN its ac'
tual process The Tobacco is in very many cases the
largest ever known seen and by its unusual size VIII
bring up the crop to approach to average ar beyond
anticipation. There will be plenty Of Corn not plenty
in every neighborhood, but magnificent plenty IN the
collective state.


The Kingston, Canada Vhs, of the 21th inst says :
The weather has remained hot dry and sultry with no
for long time The Wheat crop all in and turns
out unusually we'll and goodly portion OF the spring
grain is also housed. Potatoes VIII be scanty