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 on Wednesday.

 RosroS August 20 2o-Couon-There Is more inquiry than there been for the pas fortnight and sales have bren effected las of about 700 bales, for export and part 10 manufacturers Arrived since our last from New Orleans, 24s bales.

 The Montgomery Journal Of Wednesday says

 Cotton Is beginning to come n very freely. About nny bales received al he Warehouse of Messrs. John H. Murphy 2 co on Monday. What wns the received the other hrae Warehouses have not learned But is evident the crop comin. in ear Tier ihan usual.

 RlysRs.-The Welumpkn Whig or the 26th says Our river lower than ever known in spite o two or three heavy rains lately.

 CoTroH, CRoPs. 6c-Wo have tlken some pains, during he last week. gather correct information in lainn to The coming crop and from all we can eara ihe cotton crops ul this p-ridl he siste probably of tho whole Stale val fi sh.rt. at least one fifth, and per hape ono fourth ot an average one.

 The corn crop Is likely 10 be even worse ,han that We nave hnd one hhe showers within the ast week. but they be fmuch the plan In Mississippi luu-lsna, and Red River parIicu- arr the prospects gre represented as good But except these knon of ID u the cnunirv where the crop will be an average one .-l Montgomery Journal.

 The late drought m ths State wifi doubtless short the cotton crop Many respectable ftrmers from lhe country have assufed Us that they Will moi make more Than half crop The average corn crop is doubtless short O. former eas.- lWetdmpka Argus, Aug. 26.

 THE ToBACco CULTURE IN FLoRIDA.-A letter recent y received from Floriaa shews that thus member Of our family of States Is ahout To up rivalry with old Virginia to which hereuter to be the Tobacco State

 

 the Tobacco cuure which promises 10 replace the Or nnge, Hs t requires machinery snd the poorest en- gage in it. The experiments thht have been naJe not wiihstanding the worst known, ha proved extremely encouraging. The article Is ni superior quality and commands high price in New-YoFk-ironl 40 10 80 cents. H., who has arriyedIrom thence, states that lhe choice qualities will commind this latter price, There will bs mach done in il here, the next year, and there every prospect o it's beeomis the sa- pie of Florida"

 iti qne encouraging and very rare to get hold ofa favorable paragraph the ofepeated subject of the crops-here couple however, one from Georgia and the other from North Carsiina.

 Extract Of letter received at Wetumpka, dated

 ROME. July l4-i'il you be pleased inform me how the Corn in the neighbnrhoud of Wetunpka, likely 10 out and what ill be the probable price Spring! Our crops fine in inis regIon Of cOurry, and we are now seasonube, and il could get fom 75c 10 Sl per bushel, would boat 2000 barrels corn 10 your place. believing could greatly profit by past experience in navig aIng ihe shoals"

 HE CROPS. In this section. (says the Washington lN C) Whg, Of the 2lst insf.,) ndeed in ihe whole Eastern section Of the StaIe lar have heard, crops Of corn are most promising In Hyde county that great corngrowins region, learn that the for an abundant yield, was never more hatterng