Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-09-20
KENTUCKY.
(Co.rtsp0ndrDes If Ihe Uiarhtster Republican }
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SHrlnr COUNTY. Ky Stpt ih, lS3o
While have written you enconrngtngy IN poInca
point Of view have To lament that we are visited win
one of the mos, distressing drough,s that this country
ever experienced. II is a'urn'rgy dry Il should con-
tinue much l,ngpr shall mi have drinking water
people have drive their stock from I" twelve mice
to water; great persons talk OF driving Their hog"
to ndana aud Tennessee 10 iaten there 10 mt hall
enough raised this part OF the State 10 attPn the
hugs nd sustain the wsuts OF families Shelby county
nf The best cnuures IN The State. Will not is
thought average Than four barrels 10 The acre IN
Anderson and Mercer the average will barely he three
am credilsby informed, that five dollars is offered in
Woodfnrd County for by the barrel am told that
in The Grern River country. corn is very good Our
crops Of wheat were better, also the cat Crop
We could do by ecnnnty if We could get rain to repe
n!sh our springs.
The drought, which has so long prevailed in this par,
OF he State has short the cotton craps TO an alarming
extent For nearly eight weeks the weather has con
tinued dry withou, sufficient 10 uy the DUST except
in particular and detached neigbnrhoods The Halter
ing prospects Of The cation planter generally noticed
in The early part Of the season. have thus been dlsspa
ted; and it is believed the cup in Nnrh Alabama will
not greatly exceed The eh"t Of the previous year.
fH"ntsrWe (.7ia) Democrat.
MoxEr Arrarns.-A Alter we had written the article
The news Ind an opportunity OF ascethIn1ng the
several letters written in London OF the latest
possible hour for the Great Western. sale OF 5000
bales Of had be- made that day. al an advance
and the market good The harvest was considered
lair crop and pnf merchant who sent nhl ms ORDERS
BY the Liverpool for the purchase Of -four. cnuntenand
ed the order and add that if any had been purchased,
il should be sold if necessary al fifty cents less per bar
rel his is pretty strong proof that the conp pick
Of affairs on the 23d If August much better han
The Isl Of That month and there be doub, but
il is improving
One remark may he made OH The gSain news from The
continent There The harvest is g"nd, excepting n the
North; and should il fail h-re and England need small
foreign supply, The DEMAND must be on the u s.. which
could be made without gold from England while II would
be equal to gold from our country.
The news rs every way as good Bs any ore could eI
pect, for The particular SEASON. Bat Pa'Ti0t.
Sia,e Security Banks A considerable number Of
Banks have already organised under The new law and
the experiment may be said 10 have fairly commenced
As many n lhsir will be sent 10 The city Tor crcu
laon il becomes necessary To have them redeemed IN
some quarter The notes Of the following hanks. we
learn will be redeemed by the North American Itust
and Banking Company:
At PAR.
Farmers Bank Hudson.
Staten Island Bark
Farmers q Drnvers Bank, Somers
Commercial Bank Troy
AT THEEEFoURrHs OF ONE PER CENT. DIscoUST.
Farmers d Mechanics Bank, Genessee.
Delaware Bank, Delhi.
Jnmes Bank Saratoga.
Bank Of Syracuse.
Bank of Central New York, Utica.
Merchants & Farmers Bank, Ithaca.
Genesce County Bank. Batavia.
Bank of Waleriown.
Mohawk Valley Bank.
Lockport Bank & Trust Company
Farmers Bank Of Geneva.