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From the Natchez Courier.

 SHORT CRoPs.-We regret learn the certainty, that many fine prospects Of good crops have been basled- We have been allowed to publish the following extract of letter describing the prospects, of the crops on three plantations in Adams county;

 Il am now satisfied the three places will not do more than ITS b. against 4sl last year, and in making this estimate calculate largely the product from the bot tom ands-wheh as yet have not suffered any thing Ike the the hills have On 9lOth of the Upland there neither forms blossoms, and will get nearly all the bos the first time going over We must make some thing from the second growth to give us 775 h. and nn less have rain soon will have second growth to do any good. Our prospect is truly gloomy, but nol much if any, than neighbOrs. In ls40 had this time abundance of forms and blossoms. Now you may ride 100 without seeing single form bossom."

 Extract of letter received in New Orleans from Nat

 chez, dated 18th instant

 "The accounts from the plands truly appalling The general opinion seems to be made that not more than third to half crop be nude, making all allow for second growth The stalk average, it IS said will be three feet high throughout the state One thing certain the drought has been greater than for ma ny years and consequently pasturag has been destroyed and forest trees dyingn

 Extract of a letter from Vicksbnrg, dated 18th inst.

 I have had to-day with several planters of this county who concur in opinion that the high lands will scarcely produce half crop"

 CRoPs IN FLoRIDA.-The corn crops on the Apaachi- cola river and tributaries particularly in Jackson is we learn abundant. The promises we'll though t much retarded by the late Spring rosts An aver age crop, however, may be confidently looked or-(St Joseph Times.

 The cotton crops seem destined this year to suffer from the insect that committed such depredaons upon last season. The bud has however not ap peared extensively il did last year, bnt on many plantations the cotton has been almost entirely devonred by them in few days after they made their nrst appear It is probably that the dry weather which seems likely continue may be instrumental in checking their progress.-l Cahawba Democrat, 2lst inst.