AInhnrs,a Rice.
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We were shown sample of Rice al the Store of A. J. Terrell & Go. of this place, the other day, raised on the plan. lation of Col. Abel Hagerty, which is situated on the Tallapoosa river, 1 miles from Wetumpka, which Was as pretty, white rice as ae have ever seen from any South Carolina plantation. Those who have used this rice give it decided preference over that of any they can procure eIsew here. as it is much sweeter and equally as white as rice that is rai-- sed in any country. We learn that Col Hager,y has shipped to Mobile during ,he fast iso weeks some thirty or forty casks, and that his crop of this season will be between seventy-fve and one hundred casks. His success in raising this article IS now well established, and as il bids fair to yiel6 better profit than the growth of cotton, it is probable this ster,.ng old farmer designs to increase his forces in the production of lhis arti- cle. This proves concusvely that Ala bama is fast advancing towards com petition with her sister States in Agricul tural as we'll as mineral pursus.