Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-03

the using Of Inc archie, IN The ,.,,r. WIS 'ha I
wesfer look more tail, and tim dad. ~" The
vi tnore considerable magnitude use!
But this CTogn forms no bar, nj IL,
ia OF Eaeiaod. II is understood n meg mega,
made merely Tor The occasion of tbs i.'. oeaA
ronaiion, at contract price Of { 10 nm ~
Jewellers, hessrs. Rnndeil aud Ht,daa me
c"Ta upoi 'sa"and other"ise, whpress, ,p'
eou'n hhu them' jewels OF The Iarn,s, -
aa" " me greatest vslnr. Alter the ce,sa.,
returned. "' Je"t's
CROPS ON THE CONTINENT M =,
ROPE. 81,
As the snte Of the crops in L.nql,o1 m, I
the Continent are highly iutp,es,np - y y"
| growers and DEALERS IN grain in this co,,n,I
we have selected the following article fy'
London New Price Current Of the 7,b a.''. VIC
| Containing mhre Information 10 a conasn.,
form than any we have seeo.
Having devoted lstictiy so much spacs 49,,
Home Agricultural Reports, Wa no.y oY., a'
| friends, TINS week. "A succincf accou,, =.
state aud the result of the harye,, ,h,,.a
COMMENCING then with France. we i.d ,b.,,,
''rain vs. now almost secuted in mos, ns,,'
WI" 'ne e1ceT'ioho OF the Norhera department.
Tho aniicpafions as 10 an abuod.n, prn,,
rage growth, and in others from We, ~
wheat has been nIatpriauy det.rio,.,,a 'e
qnHlny, :" which. in some instances. Rad
and i"dian Corn have participated. T.wa,1.
tue South moi only the quality ha, s,g.,.t
but tne quantity has faileu full one. f,,r,n ,ha'.
OF aa Averages best description, of Coro ,bs,,
tore are being hell at most Of the p,;no;,,
markets at advanced terms, prime s,nns,a ~
nrw heins scarce, and OF old. the stocLs ~.
nearly exhausted. As TO Italy and Inn ra,'
terranran, Wa hear from Naples, Lephotn A.
chnna, Gepoa, Rome aud Ifie, .. thar thu
dace Is calculated 10 be one, bird belo,y a.
usual quantity, that there are v.riou, or,do,
quality 81 but small portion OF fine ouo,.t;o,
winch are ranging high, & winch are likely t,'
oe maintained. IN Sicily, owing 10 The ro,ir.
failure IN the Crops. the Porls have baeo
thrown opeu for loreien importation. E,,,
the Black Sea and the Crmea the apper.or.s
Of the Crops are statedto lead 10 yer, sst,s(,,,
tory conclusions. A. Tangsnroc be., uo,,,..
oil old Wheat are very scarce, and Al Ode,,.
the supplies are moi expected 10 attain tns =.
noun, they have in ordinary wears, owing :,
the political state OF the most fertile proyu,.,
IN the Interior. In spain the Crops are ,olsr
ably good, bu, not 40 abundant ~ the appesf
ances ~ Spring indicated. 10 Portugal few
have experienced much inclemen, weather and
the Crops are pr 'plrtont,ely damaged. The
Port Of Lisbon is in consequence opeped for tho
import of27 900 ours. 81 Wheat, and permi,
sion il IS expected will be tultA extended mex;
Oc' ober or osember
AS to Germany the Crop 10 the neis Ahora
hood OF Magdeburg, the Saale. MArk.. Auhat
and Brunswick are highly spoken ot--,he qua
hiy will eycee,ithat OF Ordinary wears ~ weight
averaging 60 to oil lhs. and Will reach o. 90
ms nd i,y
vail also br an average, though thrre art par.
tial complains Of rust and mddeyt, bal not snis
hcient TO effect the general produce. In 10.
strin and MeckienburG the same Temarks viii
be borne OFT, cot Excepting even tina weight.
I've, ON the contrary, has suffered mnrhilr
blight, and is complained of as belug thu, sni
Ugh.
In PomeTania and S'iesja. the wheat crop.
are eq sally good and heavy, those in Germ,
ny.-From Dantztc we Are IN! ,rmed tbat ryG
from mlldew, has suffered dunuuIinn Of Il "a
lbs. per buShe ami that wheat has alb
oe"n inIrred by blight, wuIcil IT ID !esred vii
aii"ct IN" produce, and hSssn ina CHANCE OF
hne quality being procured. In Poland there
Is little doubt but a small brsaa'h OF gr'ura
has been soHn this season a3 compared'Wiih
former years; fortunately, the growth seems
nearly, by a superabun Iance, 10 have made
up for the detieIsut extent. Inc sIppIcs how
ever, from thence will depend 'nur'ly Ipoa
p'ltlcal result. F,om Russia we receive
Complains as TO the produce OF tue harvest.
In Npr"ey and S~efcn the crops a'e Likely
To prove Satisfactory 70 thh anIiuus tarmrrs
aud 10 repay them THE iailoIe uf The pfecf
dug growth Barley aud oRs, with lew ~
ccpions, IN all he Northern countries, pro-
m'se we'll as to qaau,, though IA some d..
rlcts tho yield o. barley Will not lu'ii the rs
p-cia'Ions. In Csnsda the cr"as are dsscrr
oed M most promising, aud thai tue 'easou
mas been hIghiy iavuabje TO thu hlOssoning VI
TOE wheat, So iDat good qIaihy may be look.
Ell Tor, and cultivation has this year brsh
considerably extended, and il rs said a f til
more seed Of wheat has bpen sown, 9mCB
would enable an extra eypOri next ssason Of
100000 bushels. In T. ahcr, Italy, Germany
Prussia and Russia, the stocks Of old wheat
CONSIST almost enurely of inferior gualll'"s,ant
best descriptions can oHly be expected from
The new produce.
We have received from Prince Edwards
''l'hh' me hrsi cargo OF grain onsi,imG O.
wheat, harley, and oats The wheat is good
led Canadian quality. aud the oats slack, aud
apparently lnsh seed OF improved gro"tp
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Melting Of Hun.-iieateda,r tor blast furn1
cos has been used for some time at tue CIyde
iron works, and with great success EHIcr.
ments have proved that IRON Is melted by hes
ted AR, with three tourths Of the Quauity 81
coal required wheo cold air is employed. A
the Clyde works the air is heated 10 22Ua O
FshrenheiI, in cast iron vessels placed on iu'
naces. similar 10 those Of steam engine boilers
II rs expected thai higher temperature willbl
pro 'nclive Vt Proprotlonally iacIeaspd eHeci
and experiments are now in progress 10 test
the presumption. It has been supposed tina
this mode oi heuling iron wii effect Saving
IN Great Britain when the plan is extensively
acted upon 10 the amount Of at least f2OU.OOV
a year.