The Crops.
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After drought which had been prolonged to dis
tressing degree we have at last, says the Richmond
On Friday and Saturday it rained in Rcmond and
we trust in the adjoining counties pretty abundany;
and although the corn and vegetation had suffered
seriously account OF the long dry spell il is hoped
much will be made, in the way Of crop. In re.
gard to this matter we must rely upen the old proverh
that it is never too late to do good" We believe that
the recent rains late they in coming may do
great deal of good in revving vegetation every kind
How far the tobacco crop be benefited we cannot
venture to predict but for the sake Of those interested
we trust that CROP too, may be greatly benefited by the
late rains.