Richmond. Ia. March 6.
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Richmond. Pa., .Harch 6.


SPRING.-Within few days, the weather
has moderated in an extraordinary degree. For the
present, all signs Of winter have disappeared. The
buds are filing the grass springine, and the flowers
are blooming, and every indication is appearing OF
the influence OF Spring. For the last two days, in
deed, the temperature is rather that Of Summer,
than OF her sister On Saturday morning,
there was long and continual succession of thun-
der and lightning, The heat was even oppressive.
AT O'Clock the thermometer stood in the shade at
rs on Shock@ Hl-We understand that the wheat
begins to improve considerably in lis appearance.


March 7.-The warm weather continues. Yes
terday, at house on Shocke Hill, the mercury OF
a thermometer, (not the one whose indications we
stated in our last,) stood at eiehty-four degrees
The shad is already brought TO market The gar
den violet is in flower. The apricot is in bloom
and the blossoms Of the peach trees will burst in
few days, unless the cold weather should come to
arrest it.