Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-12-11
F.. from the London identify Aaga=ias yept 1901


FROM me London 6icRthiy Aiaga=ins, Sept. 1871
VARIETIES.
Extraordinary production Of the ea,1h the 1-.sfut
Seaso".-By the sudden and timely cIIauge of The
weather about the middle Of july Europe has secured
tne most productive harvest ever known At the very
homen when tbs Wheat (being much thrown down by
the great burden upon The land and the precedtpS
heaYy Iaius was beginning ndew; at this very inn.
poftsnt period tue weather became suddenly clear
and dry aud ma;ur red The crops Of an Kinds which had
become truly hazardous in consequence of their unpre
cefented great bulk The Continuance Of that clear
dry. aud warm weather throughout the whole Of ,ns
last month has enabled The farmer a. harvest Tins
most extraordinary productive crop in the very best
h"n"ei. THIS Wonderful season will form epoch
IN The historical record OF European agricultural re-
potts will be handed down to the remotest period
20 one where the Timely coincidence Of
sons has multiplied and matured the fruits of the
eath through greater variet, oil climate extent
Of surface Than can be rscoecied found recorded
N any preceding year. THIS great produce is
hhed to one species of crop, district, Ma
uoa but ths nAu'anee OF produce Of not onI, csIh&
pulse but OF all the fuib;HTius trees throughout the
Pars TO London
The wheats We equally abundant, aud OF the beat
qDa Hy.
barney by fa' ,le mos. productive crop ever known,
o! good guaily-
Beans. Peas, aud all the !:guainous species. she
SAM.
Turnips tie same Hops the same.
The weather has continued favorable for ripening the
crops which gladden. Ibe face VI tue county aud Ia
some places the coTu has already been down in
othsts, ans ia preparation tor the commencing the
harvest Under these circumstances the first thing
De considered by The farmer is the Of maturity in
WHICH his corn ought to be, when he begins 10 reap.
Experienced husbandmen think that wheat should
be cat doHu some days before it is fully dead ripe.
AS The grain hardens well Ia the shea there nothing
lost III measure by this management, and the sam.
pie Is often better Barley ought likewise ~ be cut
before IL is too ripe Otherwise the STRAW beco mes brit
tie, which oCCasons much loss by the heads breakng
on aud though oats he hardy grain, yet the more
early varieties being liable 10 damage iron, hi III winds
or rom exposure much wet, ought be soon
hty arc nearly ripe, III order to lessen the risks TO
which they are exposed.
The following is good rule for all sorts of grain
viz: That The eating Of grain should be commenced
Whenever The straw immediately below the 10
ftala tutr nee sod. far
then TIE grain cannot improve, as the circulation Of
he Jnieest2 the ear is stopped u matters moi that
tue s,aik below rs green. Every hour tnat the gram
STANDS uncut after passing this stage, is attended with
loss.
fnifeedgsd hook must he used. one oftlese is called
banging is principally confined to the counties Of
hldGlessx and SurTy where II has been adopted with
VIC" 81 securing an Increased quahiily eisTdw.
The ViEeyards are so richly laden with fruit Of the
bntst qOdy, that 10 IL asserted in France, that wine
W.i he at I'VE sous the hottie.
Apples throughout the cider counties ia England, are
SO large crop, that The trees which not properly
Popped, are breaking down III all directions Ia Kent
t"ne trees splIi right down through Their butts
one half o the tree lying upon the ground maturing It's
hHit, second crop Of has Of great bui& is well Sc
cared.
Lately the benan went round in Birmingham, say.
To- ,ai 1000 persons wanlsd for the harvest ON
uie "UEcestgT road wages los. g. 2OS lie cops
lba, quarter are very ea aud il Is safe, fa' exceed
in grain aud straw any hcJ have had in the memory
81 Tue Oldest faIHer the county of Worcester.
fDmHS.- Pour comets have been observed within
ce'c'ed three; ihe 2Gb Nov. 1873 ~ tiY mech
81 Pegasus Tue SecOud, two DAYS a:teT between tie
ti u l!Jdia aud CnTgus: and the tifd On the nth
% JaH@. ltiV, ~ LTo--Ae fOth WAS also observed
JGhe. va tie L'nx.
Fusus Noi4d.--The enerawngs now making for the
rcy notes 81 iks Bank e. tua aud are on piVpafrd
sesi pidies on which are be the whole u tae
Chatter Ofthat instiiHtOH.
Hjeymaiis.- Natuialsls have biihe,lo doubted OF
TIE tAisteUrc oi Heruiaids aud mefnieu have IL
nov W. power to az tie dOuBs OF sccptIcs
upon This dnVi-N order 81 aHjIials having been
lately dfsLusrftd bashU1 tie rocks u DCIB gIua,
g. al fsf
disc0,erea by female q the loser ridtr, vino was
then about fOHT months tit.uant; sic VAS suddenly
startled bv Kind al scream which followed b. The
pIUBeIng animal k1if female aud half ish her
+ lOHrf eHircntiJs having The conformation uf Il dol
hoo not able 10 leave her he'd since the ic btng
ont, The annual had some difficulty IN reaching the va
-. ih"nas Lvans tsq. ot Ciclgau, aCcntlgnan ell
huSFu 10 many 81 Dur readers. Just aItyed upon tie
coast t nine ~ witness her last plungss having gained
Tue Natef she disdppcafes f0t few sHfnts again
appeared pefteL ~ composed. 81. Evans now hdI u
ed cenns Ill about The size well grown child Of
ten cas- % age b0scui iTainueut as girl Of sIX
teen pfDusfuu ~ tong ddfk brown kaiT; fnIi Adfk
rtCt, bands aud aims formed hbe he human species
WITH sgbt web C0nntCiiHR tie upper pan Of the nu
pcis, wb'tb we're frequently employed iu throw ing
bach 'cT npWtHt lucks and ItunUg thru through her
hHt hrf irnSemetts o. the water seemed principally
amazed Dt The nnuy extremity. tor nearly an hour
So remained be- apparent Tranquility. view Of 80
Wdfo. y tbfee hHpdrti prsoBs, Uutti uusket w4s
lsvcIiec 81 h.r. winch hatug dashed in tie pat she
fu.Hfdtdtftf ctscd. aEd afterwards stet Nj.
hvaus H,ciacs tai she did not appear t. ltu TO
SEES zoe poTrr at sDsec her io0ks au9tattd vacant,
and tecNss evident RaEt 81 intelligence. IS this
IS th" 81 tue Gshegy Ye are 90 hopes s.nir %
asit may draF LeT m tier pro
hlbic ID be sine Size discovered bic s. as In search
Of syBle pace deposit her y00Hc.