Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-07-19

The Crops.-The following extracts goes Tar
to prove tho assertions made by us, some
time since. that the prospects OF n bouniIinl hnr
yes, was before US this year, and that the assis.
,arce OF Divine Protidoncc, would do more TO
alleviate our distresses. than the changing Of
our political rulers:
From u.e Baltimore Patriot.
The harvest in Maryiand.--Tho Fre-
derrick Herald says:--rhe harvest for the
present session has commenced consider
ably later than usual, but during Tho en-
suing week, we presume that the farmers
pretty generally in this vicinity will he in
the tpidb, or il. The wheat generally
stands pretty thin upon the ground, but it
is hoped lha, the quality Of what wheat
there is will be better than the last year.
a gentleman just from Frederick. who
has recently visited number oi farms in
the rich wheat growing region along The
Monncacy river. informs us that The farm
ers had pretty generally commenced cutting
their grain. lie further states lha, the wheat
crop in ,ha, region, generally spenking, is
exceedingly 6nc. and will give a laii aver.
age Weld. The corn aud uais look en-
ceedingly we'll and promise abundanily.
A gentleman from Baltimore county
states that the harvest has commenced III
his neighhorhood. aud that the cutting OF
grain will probably be pretty well gotten
through with during the present week.
The average yield will fall much short Of
las, wear, bur /, is thought the grain will
contain more substance, and be better for
flour.
We learn ,hal the wheat harvest M the
Eastern shore. aud the southern portion Of
the Western shore Of MarylauG, has turned
out much better than was expected sever.
al weeks ego; ,ha, the quantity is much
greater, and The quality Of the grain very
tine,
The Wiilamsport tMd.) Banner of
Saturday says:-The haryes.in in this coun.
rv has commenced, aud by the middle Of
mex, week our farmers viii! be generally
cutting their grain. From ali VIC can
learn, we incline to The opinion hat Wash
iusion county will produce nearly as much
grain as it did last year, and that the grain
will be ofa beuer quality is generally con-
ceded.
TIL. Crups in VirginiG.-We unde'-
stand from one of our collectors. who has
rraversed Caroline, aud many Of the con.
tipuous counties, that The wheat crop Is
generally gond-,he straw less, the grain
more, aud the quality Of the wheat much
better .han they were during ihe last sea
SOD. He reports, ,ha, the situation Of the
country is improving, and The prospects
Frightening. How much better are all
these things. left to Nnture--thau if our
condition had been durkened aud thrown
back, by the passage Of fac,isious Stay
Law l-Riehmond Enquirer.
The Heather and The Crops.-Fron
Thursday OF last week to Sunday we had
very no, weather, the thermometer rang
inc from 90 to 81; since that time il has
been delightfully."- cool. the thermometer
being down TO 20. Tie cool weather is
ius, The thing for the wheat, which will
',urn out much better than was anticipated;
some of our farmers will have first rate
wheat. and first rate crops. Our gardens
suffer for The wan, Of rain, and we learn
that the extreme day weather has killed n
good portion Of the tobacco plants, aud as
we have appearance ola long dry spell,
there raus, bs a short crop Of tobacco raised.
Charlottesville (Vd.) Republican.