Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-09-24
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SNr,. vi letter from the Hon. Ccorr. kYnn
" Lugsnrid, South Carolina dated ,h. os,t .."e
So, 1o%s, 10 The Chaifmpn of the Jackso,, -.
| So'nm''ec OF Correspondence, in this n,,..
there are no Committees of Cprrss
po,u.ee orsahzed in this State, for the mr..
pose oil interctangipg Communication. =. III. en-
CT paris ol The Union, on the subject az a.. p.u
seh'ai Election. Indeed, such is IN.
''i' ranks ofpeople here, that sucl, ann,
arc uecined unpeccssary.-JacEs, ,, :;
'''e c""ce oil at least four fflhs, and tho rc,n,;
an' I &c nearly al IN favour of Mr.. adams.
It,, Tx 70 I,'orm yon that the Caucus Can
u'e mas not Tue slightest prospect of nl,t,;n;,,or
even the cOunicnancc of "a resno,,.t, op.',ai.s
'itis state. :,n sure there arc M, ,t'.,
persons OF all descriptions in his fayor.,,
CROPS IN NORTH CAROLINA
:, fETERsnURG, Sept. Give hove ra,.,;,,.
's "'.'oW'hS communication from Corresnon.
uen' III North Carolina, dated
"WARREN Co Sent ~ 100,
ne ram commenced about the 2O,l, of An.
Sns', raining every second and tI,;rI d,,. -:
ihty, until the 1st September, al which f;ma =
commenced raining, und mas been at Il saron,...
DAYS IN succession, six days ard nights .,it6on.
o., '''e!'ission worth Speaking o-thc balance
1910 wv nave hlu from two tn
eTs day, and the consequence is really ,;sr,r
'ns' our co;ton, tJbacco, fodder. meas and ~,
are gong todestryeliou beyond the conc.,.',..
OF o, any person WHO is not an eye witness. EhaE
'i.'ee gentlemen with the on Monday last: ,u,,
OF u!etn had been riding in Gran,i lille and FranL-.
80, Tor eight or ten days, (notnihstaud
ing tf'e RAM who said MANY OF the f;,rms re s,
at emitting their cotton and maxine, L, 80 f.n
putting their land in wheat the others b,;,,ss
men wei skilled in agriculture. declared tt.as
they ana their ncighto,s would NOT n,I,oon
'o"f'h me quantity which they anticipated =.
"ou' 'he Zlth August; the cotton with its rotten
Pous reminding me of the fourishing mnskad;ns
vhe crowded with IFS ripe fruit. Never wnr.,
the Cotton Crops OF this country en- i;L.t.
what they were about one month back. bn, 80,
You can discern the rot an, rust bunJrc,,s :.
Yards. l. could not believe the capse ot 80,
P'.i'nt was as great "a it actually is uptiIp,os
"'y i's'' after having satisfied myself By seeinr
on 'hat and the preceding day mounted n,S
morse, Tor the purpose of SATISFYING nysJf .,,,
was upon th,. lands of tliirty-four .,;tra.or.. a
sons and can with proprety say, thai + nana-.
Witnessed such scenes OF destruction befo,ro r
40 not consider my self Judge therefore ,,ns
NOT speak with any kind of accuracv ,cl,,;.a' =.
me injury, but am certain that the farmers ,.;Ir
no. make haif The crop winch they eoDtennl,-
ss~--.ouacco, 'here appears to be very little
growing; such, however, IS is to he soon -
much injured by the spot, or rot and The Xv,,,s
Inc ret has dctaced q great deal of The tobac..
co; aud the rain is at this moment descen,l;nor ~
though the bottoms of the clouds had dront ent
Wnieh is like adding fire to fuel, las the pbr,ss
Isl and there IS no telling when it is ooinr -
discontinue, as the prospect for con.in3,ti;asr =
as good as when il set in | world ad,,;so ~
holders OF Cotton and Tobacco To hold nm ),
"A letter to Mercantile House in th;s to,,,s
dated " Va'ren County, ": G. Sept. 10, 1904 :,
SAYS - 100,
am sorry to inform ycu that some cot,o,,
heios are almost totally ruined by the rot in tis
ana tue adJacent counties. i have bccn -,
Granville aud Meck!enburg within the i,st foI.
days, and find that it is general tI,ronoI, e.
counties; and was also informed by the inhaII-.
tants that the destruction pervaded still ,fa,,I-g
st'ntf- fair estimate ~, the Crops y. IN h.,
snort OF what was calculated on three ,yeat.
past.p .."e yeas
ihe Rrfeteh Strr of Friday last obser,os.
The crop of Cotton in this section oT ~.
state we understand is very unpromisilir.. l,ay-
ing suffered considerably from The rot and the.
iafe heavy and incessant rains.u
IN GEORGIA AND SOU. CAROLINA
The latest papers speak Of the Cotton (;r6,,
as coming IL! finely. We notice po ,ou,,,l,;,l.
Of the rot. IN VIR(.IVIt complaint
The weather continues bad: and tl,e,.,,,,,,,-
IRON the neighboring counties induce the bel;cfs
that one half, if not go of the exposcd crc,.' :;
oes''oSea' InteiHsoncey.
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