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Io'ca etyA letter from friend at Iowa city, dated
August 4h. speaks Of the country rich and fertile
complains Of the want of market, says that the
has been that there will be little corn that
the spring wheat and oats look WELL and that fruit is
scarce, with the exception Of wild plums-Pa. Eng.


Van Buren.--The town is healthy, the people are
enterprisng, moral and hospitable the surrounding
country, healthy, fertile, we'll waered and timbered
the people are moral, industrious and independents
Their crops seldom ever fail, and they always find
market for the-fruts Of their labor. This year the
crops OF cotton, corn. tobacco, vegetables and fruit,
are abundant Our farmers turning their attention
10 agriculture as science, and few years will tell
what a country We noasess