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JAMES RIVER FREsHET.-It is calculated that
900 bushels of wheat have been swept off by
the food between Lynchburg and Richmond Mr..
Raines, Superintendent Of the Canal, who came
down the whole line from Lynchburg, reports that
At least half Of the wheat crop the river has
been swept away, and much of the remaining half
injured-that not plant in thousand of the river
tobacco is stand ing-and that the corn is most Sc
riou.ly Injured much Of it being laid PROSTATE or
washed up by the roots, while part has been i'm
mersed. and must suffer from il.


II i. curious hat during all the rain we have
had Goochland, Louisa, and Hanover, haye suf-
fered from drought.