Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-07-16
CROPS IN PENNSYLVANIA.
from the PHILADELPHIA Gazette

CROPS IN PENNSYLVANIA. u y
From the Philadelphia Gazette II,
The Crots "A general disappointment pre- lie
walls among the farmers IN the neighborhood t
of this city in regard to their wheat crops. f
From appearances in the early part of the
season they were led to anticipate an album In
dant harvest. The heavy rains, however, IS
as it is supposed, from beating off the bios =,
lsoms before they had performed their func- S
ltons, produced disease called the scdb. Is
which will at least make the crop one third
less than was anticipated a month ago.
4 From the Lancaster Journal---
, Harvest.---A great portion Of the grain in
this county is cut, * much oft safely taken in.
We apprehend, however, that there will be
|something Of deficiency, (perhaps nearly
tourth) in the wheat crop this season.
+ From the Reading Journal of the 18th.
Harvest The husbandmen in this and
1.-THE adjoining counties are for the most part
: |enpaged at present in the grateful task of cut.
t ting and carrying home the Wheat and Rye
: harvest Not a few of them have already
i housed and secured the crops to which theyl
:, have looked for the reward Of their vigilance
and toll. We learn with satisfaction from
e every quarter around us that the grain gene
5 rally will yield above an average crop, and
l. lin many places it is more than commonly flne.
Announcer WEEK VI tuC pICSCut 6oOu "SoehS'
- will enable our farm ers to secure the whole,
NJ and call upon them to unite in grateful pras-
is es to the God of Harvests for the multiplied
at blessings of harvest home.
A letter to the Editors of the National In
~ telligencer, from friend in the State OF ONO,
IS under date of the 4th instant, informs us that
no that part of the country (the Western Re-
,ro serve) is enjoying excellent health, and that
49, the harvest is so very heavy, that with al
We the exerton the People can make they vii
tn, have great difficulty in savingit.
he Our friend further informs us, that, in con
;tv sequence probably of the terrible ravages o
~ the Cholera atLexington, it is not likely tina
ne Mr. Clay will visit the North, this summer
md as he had intcndedj whcn VII. De as s,s'
at disappointment to his friends in that quar-
mo vard has been to the People OF all parts {
up Ch;o. who were anxious to see him, an
dr. nmch disappointed tina. they had not an or
his portunity'
- Sarah Maria Cornell The existence nee
on' Providence, of female of the above name
up- ;s thus confirmed by the Providence city vi
'ore zette: i 400 Twin
tion "We understand ina. lliele 40 Sora
h, in this vicinity girl of the name OF pare
-, Maria Cornell, and it is Supposed hel na"
on =
Jack Who II is said. was murdered by the KEY.
ave Y Avery. That such a girl as Sarah Mar
Corneu aoes now exist,w know to be rae
n"u Her story was before the public a year
VOW: two ago. and might be repeated II Jus gros
that ness di] not rem der it unfit for the public ey
sin We know the girl we'll by reputation, ana
alton ore time s'e was ual! - 5..
peo- Erou the Boston Daily Advertiser.
+ ;ts ~, M, CInb celebrated the gioril
sourth at Downingville. We select the
lowing from among the many excellent toa
e 4th and sentiments elected on the OCCASION
ed in The Day! may it be "ushured IN, ag
may and again! .;,,. and
hie"' President of the United States-'Niofe
ency' ned against than SHINING. 1o AL.
lidate Edward Livingston's reflfy 10 j. ~ fAoA
when Qu.' ,;.;, oe the Canon
OF the IN two welcomes bound in one, and dedlcs
uren's ~ Jackson. L. l.. D.-Contents OF Vol
e test, p,escott and Putnam's digest-er. DO.
Va Jackson on Packenham---A pr
Az, considerable hard and dry sfndy.
MI MI .Barney, ieave the girls afone, 1-hro
~ A. resnondent IF the British MAYA, o a,u.
uar;sn, firms that this musical baga.en. ~
e fling origin 10 inc mss gparnev nv the beat
~, late Commodore DathNJ
% ome Queen of France oil the occasion OF ms
fso. to paris after his gallant exploits at S
eneee w.. war of the Revolution. Inc mal'
m !, honor were all so eager to follow the gIa
Ih'. se eSamnle Of the Queen that 1t is SAL.
Hs ' ,oa young American became thenceIoI.n d
81 se' ect Of envy and dislike to all the beau
de at Court. ad hv an
n. that officer who was present when we roy
., DAVIS. milarity was exhibited.
,gton to ,,., a.. Alexandria, ID. CO. Gazette, J,
airs OF The recent introduction OF cotto1
tories into Georgia, Alabama, anu
pinia, will do more to correct tne
,.,ion Of 6cation principle, than all the IN
.'''o' in existence. With this trade lmE
ives anu ment-a nations best weaath-othe
are CIV nle,ion Of the Rail Road from onai
tie. states to Augusta, must also excite sp
r of the enterprise and industry. nc &c
inator of work will be finished by the ast Oh :.
e United suing month, and the comoaM ne, 4 !,
exer r1 enterprise and industry WA
~ through every section OF the c0ne'