HEMP.
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Jas. D. Breckenridge, ESQ, whose
farm is in this ncly hboriood, has left with
US some specimens of hts water-rot,ed
hemp, winch r.c lnvlc the public 10 call
and exa~,ine. His whole crop ofthis year
was water-rotted, and will turn out over
twenty tons Of clean hemp. superior to
any Russian hemp ever imported into this
country Mr.. 3 was among the first to
adopt the wetel.ro'ting process, and he
certainly deserves high consideration for
his enterprise and success. he thinks
that he can perform the process next
Year with so per cent less labor than il
required this year. and he promises 10
give US an account Of his experience, and
Of his contemplated Improvements ia the
process. We understand that Mr.. Bu-
ford. Of this State, has recently sold his
water-rotted hemp at Charleslown, Mas
sachusetts, for Sl4 per cwt. Those who
have wa,er.rotted hemp must take care
not to sell it a the price given bv the
bagging makers. They may have il
shipped to the East by merchants Of this
city, or they may have ii made into yarns
III this city and shipped Ess, on their own
account, with an advance Of SIS per cwt.
In q short time, the market for this article
will b, established, aud no difficulty will
be experienced in selling it for fair
price and we may add, that in less than
three years All immense demand will
spring up for this article for the manu-
lacture Of fnc fabrics, for summer wear.
A duck nanulactory is, We have heard,
soon TO be es.a blisl,ed in this city.


Louisville Journal.