Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-29
TIE CRoPs-ond Vegetables.

The present Spring is astonishing The mattress Ne.
yer has there been one more o'e d
misses to be more productive 30 say the oioest NINA
bitans One of the most intelligent observers IN this
county has mentioned 10 two ch are
worthy of being recorded. lie snys The earliest spring
within his recollection was that OF lS3l-and in that
SEASON. the earliest wheat not IN bloom, nor do
The bees swarm until the Goth of Aprll-but on the
18th inst. he had noticed both these phenomena. lha'
TO say, the present Spring is fortnight earlier than
the earliest he has ever seen. The Compiler has ga
hered the signs of the wheat crop, from various re-
glons OF the country, as follow:
"n State, reports from all directions represent the
wheat crop be almost Unprecedented u - '1nan' ard
healthy in every quarter: ard un.s, b.b falls upon
after his Virginia VIII have in!neSe STOCK oil hfea's'u
for cApnaton , ~ s.,,.
The Wheeling Gazette, of day last week says 'Wo
haze had trs '-r this Spring. continuation 81 me sn"9
weather ard ' m every quarter sc trI the mos, '"a.r az
at the cps. In This nc.hboIhood We have been in
or. the s;d Il grain of every KIND never looked more
Ea 5sVs'f anu our farmers anticipate cary 4' productive
.le reports Maryland continue of the fayora-
BE nature With regard TO the Wheat crops fcnn.!Iahs do
NV York SENDS forth similar reports Tie whea. crop '"GsL-
out Tie state is quite promising
o,o-Thi> e,ea gain growing is also blessed with
favorable and fine The following Is stated BY The
gainesville Gazette from the great Mu.kincum valley:
advicr all parts this county respecting tie
in. crops favorable In tie opinion Of many farmers, the
i've VII, al crop Of lsia very abundant iuansum
there considerable increase in the amount
ed The pro- poets also fair for abundance Of fruits Of all
kinds.
chan paps Ohic bat there
time for these bright hopes Ia be blasted"
Tie flowers unusually early and brIlant-The
strawberries beginning TO be delicioGs-Early cab
baues have been III market for several days-and we
have any asparagus hner than two punches
for hch We indebted 10 Mr. James Via, who IT
come xon with George Carter (he son of our worthy
and tnshlshed friend John Carter,) hns nursery
Of fruits grape vines, &c, and hafmIIes West OF
Richmond. This asparagus is beautifully white ard
transparen Mt from 10 tip-and though comparative.
IL cary i'm the season, Of TIE stalks is abou. ten
inches long, and four inches in circumference.
We are happy to learn from The Raleigh Standard,
that the Banks of .ioIh Carolina intend 10 resume
specie payments on the Cd May (alonday next) This
movement, is calculated 10 give new impulse to ,ll4
cause Of Resumption every where-and especially TO
smooth The way for the Banks Of Virginia. But the
Sanda I'd makes statement about them, which we must
do them The Justice to correct:
.We have sa,s Standard yet plimmernss of light
from the Virginia BANKS and cirye ihatlhcy VIII take The
LARGEST time extended them ly ter nnw>e Legislature
Their notes mist Gprecais sill: farther wh our anks
", arr nlcrd thai they following the uoisie
of ,e ucd Pennsy vania, and engaged
The ruchae of Southern and Western markets, Z"
.nlavt prop credit; thus interfering IN he ltsi
mate business individual en;cr:2e the very course that
United Bank to inter rum ana hsoveny-ar
If he continue long in This unauho>ed business We
orli surprised hen sink down in the saie ni-
my. disgrace aud min" -
The Standard has been uisnformed. There is not a
rmrncrinn of light 10 justify such Suspicion. Our
Banks do not da5bc at all in cotton, tobacco, or any
other article which their charters prohibit. They ere
not extending their transactions, but curta'ng their
per- ard preparing for their resumption, according 10
The Yeruisi,ons of the late law Of the Legislature.