Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-07-31
TIE CROPS-.1ni the DrGvgM.

The Wheat flarves; has been generally an uncon.
monty fine nne--and So have the Oas-"ut the Fruts
promise 10 bc very fine and abundant But vegetation
isas, day .ap- than It has been for srvPrn
The state ui the Corn Crop begins 10 excite little
uneasinpss -Four WEEKS ago, IL promised 10 turn
out better bot the unprrcedsntedly long spell of warm
weather. (yh the Thermometer Up TO %. and sometimes
o. Il, the hottest period OF tic dsy)and the distressing
drought with wich ii has been accompanied. have IN
| lnred the appearance oi the The f.Eder Looks
wted-nany "f the lower leaves have dried np-anf
unless the windows o; Heaven should open a, an early
day. and pour down It's refreshing rains, we should ap
prpPnd that considerable part al the corn would be
Gu, oil Th. rirry confined Ia this section OF the
country a,nne-We -arn that the corn as well as the
lnbaccn suffering in Halifax and the ghborng coun
ties Of Virginia
The Charesto,vn Free Press Jefferson county, If The
2G,i says that ';1he crop suffering under
lnp ought and unless rain 10 lis reiei in few
days it viii be greatly 'curalied Of lis fair propor,ons
The gardens potatoes and all kinds vi vegetation Is al
stand bn, little rain having fallen for month, and The
weather during the grrarr part OF The time excessively
warm The Frederick (Maryandl CITIZEN states, "tha
the Corn Crop that section OF the country is very much
injured by the long ard continued drought and excessive
HAT Some fields :r.e;revably ruined, Wills! the
most promising will not yield more than halt crop.
Nunjfcent Donation The Boston Advertiser states
that Juin jacob Aston (he celebrated capitalist Of New
York; has made the corporation Of the city of New
York = donation amounting 10 $3.50 600, for the esta
LIrshueni Of public library, including lot of land,
most elpbly situated Tor the erection oil building Tor
the accommodation of the institution
The case Of the schooner Lone, Captain Clarke, has
card forth much discussion in New Orleans he
French Lieutenant from whom she was recapu'ed mas
charged upon Captain Clarke, that he has been guly
of breach Of his parole Of honor-and recaHs lhr YES
sell as having been retaken by act OF pIrccy-CaPt
Clarke denies the charge; contends that he gave no pa
role th7, the Lone fairly recaptursd and 1t any one
doubts his honor his courage he throws GOWN Tue
ga unet of driance The French Consul al Ne" or'
leans has taken up the matter and addressed 10 the
French Minister at Washington letter, demonstrating
against the recapture, aud claiming The Vesses a. l'e
hands Of Our Government.
u Agreeably to our promise, We NO" lay oel'.e OUT
readers speech Of Mr. James Al Mason on the 'ea
sury noe Bl-and We shall follow ltup win the speech
Of Mr. john w Jones--We shall proceed 10 lay before
them also the Speeches Of Messrs James Garland, ana
Geo. &. Dromgoole, the Sub Treasury bi'i-He
ask the favor of Sir. Bynum IN send US copy OF
his Speech in reply TO Mr. Bonds. We shall attempt
aIso 10 prbh Mr. Dawson s-We cannot puo!ish these
or other long articles rapidly as we could desire IN con
SEQUENCE OF unusual run OF adVertss'nehpsh soon
as we can discharge them from our paper we shall have
orr columns more at command. We are com
oeed 10 sy over I'll, nfx,, several articles which we
designed for this days paper.
The Baltimore Republican is pleased 10 learn thst
already individual drposItes of specie freely made IN
onr banks This is the evidence of public confidence
that We have all along been predicting would return 10
the banks so soon they should determine to comply
with hpi. duy and thereby dss,rue what they seemed
SO much afraid they did not possess
The New York papers announce me sno"e" ~ a'n VI
Enamel de Ia MntIa, ESQ., the SENIOR Eoitor OF 'e Sd
v.npah Renutl;can-xho was carried on oy apop!sGy,
on Wednesday last on the passage from fnIaaePna TO
y York.