{"newspaper_name": "Arkansas intelligencer.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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% NJ The Farms and Crops.--The season has
seldom smiled more propitiousIy than now; every
thing is green nd,hrify; bidding fair for an abun-
daut harvest We have seen some farms IN this
vicinity and can say We never looked over better;
the corn even at this early time is about 'waist.
high looks green and strong, while cotton, wheat
and oats are aourishpg to such degree that even
a near.sghted person can see botter times ahead
Heaven speed them well, for our Inconvenience
not TO say suffering, has been great in consequence
of the high price of bread stuils etc. In the Nor
,hern counties tho spring has never been cqaa'led;
in all the farming annals Of that region the crops
have never been SO far advanced and luxurIant as
at present. It's 4. arr..-....g ....-