{"newspaper_name": "The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register.", "edition": "01", "page": "p3", "byline": ""}
The Easton, Md, Gazette of the 4th In
slant states that the Hessan Fly is making
its accustomed ravagcs upon the hopes and
the labours of the farmers-it is said to be
unusually injurious this season-whole fields
are laid waste and irrecoverably gone. 1t
is supposed that in light lands, the ruin is
complete, and great deal of other lands
is severely aifiicted--three weeks ago the
crop was prosperous-but now the prospect
is sadly changed. The improvements OF
lands by manure is the only hope, and yet
in some we'll dressed grounds the crop will
fail this year owing to the rayages of the
fly