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sincc that the Wheat harvest III THIS immediate
section of the country was likely to be almost
worthless in consequence Of the ravagcs oi the
iiy such indeed has been the case with mary
fields, but owing 10 the wet and cold weather ol
late, the crop will be much better than was an
icip;,teG The Lebanon Star III reference to Tic
Wheat harvest has the following:


A visit TO Granville, Licking Co lnty, a weci.
since, enables one of the editors Of the Star TO
speak from personal observation as TO the pros
pect of the Wheat crop III the Counties through
which he passed, and from representation as to ITS
appearance in many others. In the Counties oi
Green, Clark, Champaign, Madison, Franklin
and Licking, the Wheat fields, with here and
there an exception, look remarkably healthy ans
fine, and were mostly in full head a week ago
In Stark, Wayne, Muskingum, &c. they are SAID
never TO have locked better; if they escape the
storm and rust an unusally heavy crop may be
expected In Montgomery and Warren, though
generally heavy and fine, the Wheat appears 10
have suffered more from ny than i'll other Coun
ties named. Upon the whole. we think the pros
pcct thus far decidedly favorable for an abundant
harvest


New WmEAT.-Y estcrday Thomas Mann Ran
doph Esq. OF Tuckahoe, delivered, at the Gale
80 Mills OF this city, go bushels wheat, Il part
Of his crop of very superior quality. weighing 81
lbs 4 or. to the bushel. No price yet fixed.


Richmond Wing.


u This month wash the stems of apple and
ounce trees with strong lye, TO destroy tho eggs
of the bu.cr and other insects.