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TIE COTTON CRoP.-EXtract of a letter received by a merchant in Savannah, dated Griffin, Geo. August l2th "We had on Sunday last refreshing shower the first m four weeks but nm Of opinion is too late to help Cotton lt there had been good crop made this son. should have anticipated increase in The receipts al this place-but is there chance for it, less il continues dry during the fall and early part of the winter"

 From another letter dated a Athens, Geo. llth Aug, we extract the following; -"Msjor H. (ot Mississpni,) thinks there will be average crop of Cotton made this year in Mississippi and Alabama. Mir. s. (of Augusta who has been through several countless thinks there will be falling of in In this part ol Georgia the crops very inferior and the average he than hafcrops The general result is mol however affected by one section of country. letter from Col P states that part of his crop better than usual have not heard any satisfactory accounts from South western Georga or Southeastern Alabama There are contradictory statements about the prospect in Middle Alabama Upper Mississippi and Tennessee"

 A respectable planter from the county of Burke, who has been travelling through several of the middle counte, m the direction of the Indian Springs" and who this city few days since remarked "tha the crops far his observation extended good and that ther would be corn enough made il used with economy. H. also stated that his own crop in Burke was fair"