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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-27

mats, what The CO nnon shoe never did
1r \ dO The perfect lOcIty OF the foot
There can DC nO doubt ina IhIs one
sIdeI MAJ iug has bsen exceeding useful.
Ia has, IN many \ case tat threat ,n-,I a
Sc teri InatIOn, Teslore the east.
~ y Of thu Iooi, AM enabled II 10 DIS
charge ~ natural iancIIous. Il has al
sO restored II tO the ioJ., even ia b al Gu
ssS,a great deal oi IT'S natural Iurnttion.
and Enabled the horse 10 dlSchar 20 hi.
duty with more ease aud plc"SIro i'
h'Tassii, and greater security 10 h.S r..
der"
We are unable & afford space for n
m're quotations., aud what We have ~.
ven are not sufficient 10 convey q ciear
idea Of the value of the hook. But the
Ian, who by purchasing IL, improves
the condition Oi ms horse, VIVA relieves
the sick and the lane oy the directions
oi the author, or removes n vicious pro-
pcnslly from Il hnc ANNA, will not re-.
greet the very smP tax that puts him la
possession vi such knowledge. la add.
ton TO this remuneration, Ls wuI enjoy
the gratIhc alton OF reading one OF the
hneSI books ia the Ian suage.
We have been indebted Tor It's p ,rusal
10 the politeness Of Mr. ~Ilaldeman, aud
the woEA is for sale al the Literary Dc.
pot.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-27
Correspondence OF the Nep York Express.
sr PETERSbuRG Inn. II 1914


ST PETERSBURG, June II. 1913.
j have been IN Russiu a few days, long enough
to see something OF the Capital. aud 10 learn s,ne.
Thing Of the irato and relations existing between
Russia aud the United States. see several Amer.
leans in the CITY, and learn, Of course with great
pleasure. that our country and coanIIymrn are
highly regarded 10y the Emperor and Royal family.
II evidence were waning at this tact. Important to
u'. Tor many reasons, | see 1t IuIho honor conferred
upon Tho American Engineer who has almost tue
sole charge Oi the rail rOad which is about TO DO
commenced 10 Moscow. Major Whistler. though
MT one yo1r resident Oi the Capital, he's obtained
an influence as hunurnbIe 10 IrnselI, as 1t Is credra.
bic to his country. The magnificent praJecI Of y
Rail Road iruin 81 Petersburg 10 Moscow Is begun,
and Tho w"Ik will prhsper Ia complexion IA tie
hands oI hIm u whom the work Is entrusted AIE,uI
fourteen thousand NET are o ne put up IN the rdad,
md Ihe rails are HTnyIug IVA great cargueS tVrTy
day al least from England. The LIN perOr Promised
long since, mat the wurk should be compi ted in
less than Gy. year.. ! nh glad to assure you that
The best relations exist between Russia and Amen.
ca, WIDE apart rs are our iva Governments.
Oar present Munster has done much To strength.
On these bon Is of union. and appears To DO Ihs
favOriie Of the Emperor aiming Tho dplomliic c.rp,.
and the evidence Vi he highest regard ba, bren
shown upon more occasions than Quo. Ia was q
wise policy IN selecting a military man fr thv fsJ.i.
and u VIII tie n wise policy To keep u military man
here. The civil pp~er here IL but secondary Z, tho
mi'i'aTy' anu = hIgh rank ~ he army Is deemed a.
the highest honor that ran be Obtained. This !,
one reason Of the popularity OF the pref, enr Minister
and there are other reasons to I've found in IN man.
ner IN which he has performed the duties of hi.
oihce as the Minister Of the Government. The
Russian embassy has too long been a foot ball
kicked about from pa lar 10 post 10 reward nvout,
PoiI'lcian'; aud the Government has sometimes
been disgraced ns we'll from the irum The frequent
changes as from the character Of those filling ibs
oihce. The mission has now fallen into gnod hand.
and II Is mcst desirable for Ihe connIn that hero
should be more Of Permanency than lhsre has been.
here is not Furnishing. and indeed the
Trade Of The city was never more dull Than i 4, =,
present. HALF cargo. aud M cargo at all but bal.
last are the iTsighls ~ The United States.
Yours. Hc
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-27

A WIFE MURDERED BY lei HUSBAND.
On the night Of tho 18Th inst. rs we learn from
the LeonardtOwn Herald. a houid murder was COM
miued in The Neighborhood Of Charlotte Hall,
Prince Georges county. Md. by a man named
james Williams. upon the body VI his EifO. After
The murder nod been committed, the fsnd in hu.
man shape deliberately removed his victim in:o the
yard fronting the house. where the deed was perpe.
trated. aud aed from he neIghbUrhoOd, and has mol
been arrested. His liHle sou, an interesting boy Of
eight ysan old. and who saw his mother expire
under the blows inflicted by her inhuman husband,
,ealed himself close 10y the remains Of his murdered
paenI. which he continued 10 watch over during
Inc whole Of that gloomy night. and did not leave
he SPOT until The n~eighbOrs had assembled on the
following morning. Williams is an iniempe RATE
nan. aud have 10 doubt that run caused him to
10 cUtHmit The foul aud diabOlical scL-BaiHtHor
sun.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-27

q broker "a Troy. n Y. nsmsJ johns. hos been
sentenced to Sing Sing for three years for being
accessory to The passing Of an altered bill. lie mad
received the bill IA exchange. aud aher discoyern.
mat !" nd been altered he gave it 10 q young man
10 purchase lonsry tickets. Inc proceeds To- bo drvi.
Jed equally. The young man va. detected b,
attempting 10 pass the bill, and having implicated
Johns he was arrested tried convicted and sen.
Ionced 90 aLLYe.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-27
DISTRESSING NOR "a

DISTRESSING NOR FALGTY.-Ths brig Ohio
arrived Al this P1r yesterday in 81 days from Quad.
alouPe. Sue sailed from &. 20Ih ull. for 81 Thorn.
Am th" evening of same day. Mr. Atwood. ID
mate, was taken III and died on tho 9th, her COM
mahdsr Berls, was attacked soon after. and 10Th;
the ehiei male, brother 10 The Captain. also died
on the Oh, aud aher lhe Captains death there
were ou' three souls left Ola board all ignorant oi
navigation. The eldes: seaman, Mr. Watts, took
charge Ut The vessal with the hope Of reaching n
port ia the United States. aud providenlially Oh the
morning OF the l7Ih, one hundred miles from land
lsII IN with a BIlImore pilcI bOat, and she wa,
mus brought safely into pon.-Bah Amer.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-27

TBE ~llo1ss, Nv WILIIG lOUArr. 4 Her
ediIiJI Lrtih HEnSrOaS HHStrdf 0HS.-
Together csLa d gsHerdI iisfo'y aJ TIE
H0rSs; q atSser!I'iJS GA shs RnerteIn
'frOli x ho1ss, AOO trsiHsI and jJ:key.
ed, ~ Seso"HJ ~ A.s T~easSks6fs J~r
Gorm1Hees, d%i az Essay oa tee 4ss
and ne Hshs, D. i. i. skis ,sr. Is.
sisfdat PJs'mDsy 0essrsi, 0SJ RH
tor OF The TAT Register. PsiiaGsi
Yird Lea + B!dHcharJ. I9IJ.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-27

Kentucky has put her helm hard down
Tor paying her debts. She has, by a
wise negotiation with her banks, cor.
rectrd tho old mistake Of giving STATE
bonds for Bank shares, and exchanged
back the shares for the bonds, getting
both parties out Of debt. Her debt is 5y
THIS operation reduced to about three
million; aud to pay off this, the Iegisla.
lure have imposed heavier taxes than
are paid IN any other State. Most OF
me circulating bonds for four, Eve and
SIX doIlars,issued in 1871 20 the amount
OF three hundred thousand dollars, have
been lunied 10 thousand dollar new
bonds.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-27
"OI Flag II there,
Our Flag - there,

""''-'- - B""TTVU- 0TTTTV. ITI UTU
We yesterday hud lac pleasure Of inspecting tho
quality Of the Flag manufactured by J w Gill. Esq
Ol Mt Pleasant, Oaip, for the China Mission. which
was then mailed 10 the Hon II l. Lllsw orth, Wash.
lngIon City. II is purely Of the finest American
Silk and very strong aud heavy, Isl feet in length
stripes. crimson and whl'e. Is inches wi DO, the
square 81 feet long, 3 feet 9 inches wide Of beauri
fol Nazarono blue. 1t was ordered by government
for that purpose. and will reflect abroad The hiRhssl
credit upon our manufactures though in their inian
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-27

tIhE.-A 'euJus Ere broke our. on s,,p,I,y
ane'noon Just above 18Th street, Du the .o,,,.
oe'wsen fium and Western Row. II orig,,.i.I =,
me Flaming establishment, of BickpeI A. I,nE,,.
"u'Cn "as totally destroyed IA vol as Inc b,,,t
o"oiius mouse occupied BY l. n Tah. and hl, IyIo
20 poJOinig-and somo half dozen frame
checking he flames was occssionsJ ~ v. 49, m
Of ias hfo .rom auy Of he engines. he fes5 49,.
7nl very Dry "ais ,fths 5uiIJira' -C,r "a,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-27

The OTaIIon oil Gen. CasS al the cele-
braiIon OF the completion Of the Wa
bash aud Ere Canal on the fourth
instant, IS publish ed in the Globe
OF Thursday. II Is rambling discourse
ia which patriotic com non PAGES are
mingled with references 10 the speaker $
personal adventures in the North West
ior.y years ago, AMI To- his travels in
foreign cOuntrieS-Ihe whole displaying
more rhetorIc than simplicity. The
following passage, however, IS worthy
to b9 noted in consideration OF the polIt
zeal position now occupied by Gen Cass
Perhaps, where | address you, me as
ureS ure IN progress 10 wrest from US
our territory west Of the Rocky Noun
taIns Is aud utter island country after
country, are falling before the ambition
Of England. She Is planting her stand
ard wherever there is n paop'ct 10 be sub
dued, or the fruits Of her industry 10 be
secured. With professions Of philln.
.lhropy, She pursueS The designs OF am.
b:tIon. And she is euc!rcling the globe
with her stations wherever sne can best
accom- JlIsh her scheme Of ~aggrandize-
m nj. II is my deliberate oplnIon, tina,
no Alton, slLcc the fall Of Roman pow
er, has displayed greater disregard for
he rights Of others, or more b, Idly
aimed al universal domination. Our
claim 10 the country west Of the Rocky
Mountains is rs undeniIble as our right
TO Bunker Hill or 10 New Orleans; and
who will call IN question our title to
these blood-slalned heldSl And trust
il will lie maintained with a yigor and
Promptilude equal 10 us justice. War is
a great evil, but not 80 great as national
dlshonor. Little is gained by yieldiLg
TO insolenl aud unjust preiensions. Il
is better 10 defend the first inch OF terri.
tory than tho last. Far better, in deal.
ing with England, to resist aggression,
whether of territory, Of impressment,or
oil seach, when first attempted, than to
yield IN the hope tina: forbearance will
DO met in a just spirit, and will lead 10
an amIcable compromises. Let US have
40 red lines upon the map Of Oregon
Let Us hold OF the integrity Of our lust
claim And if war comes, be it so.
do not myself believe il will be long a.
voIded, unless prevented by intestine DIFF.
lieu Iics in the British empire. And wo
be 10 US if we aatter ourselves II can be
arrested BY any concession; Of all de.u.
Slons, this would be the most fatal; and
we should awake from it a d~ishonored ,
If not q ruined people.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-27

THE FAIR ONE.-The 90 called Indies newspa.
per that was 10 be-is abaRdOned. The Tribune
expresses its regret lhereat. Wy, asks that paper.
should not The ladies choose their own rulers, make
heir own laws. hoe their own potatoes, mend their
stocking. and print their own newspoperi Inde.
psndence for ever"-Brsides, a lady paper would
be a relief 70 ths ayethge dullness Of ed tOrlal dis.
ccssious. u would probably be witty in itself
certainly The cause Of wit in others. Why wont
somebody pick up Tie rejected project. and give Us
a lady pape1 But let the name be more positive
aud piquani-rThe / adies' Indispensable Curt n
Lecturer or something Of Tie sort.
We kindly and canJidly told The good ladies.
when they called 10 advise with us O lew weeks o..
90. truching their project. that it could tot succeed
Bat they thought otherwise. They said they had
sJmo money. We told them they would lose i'll
They said they had friends 10 help. We told them
hey would lrss their money toD. But,deaf souls they
thought NO we're jealous 81 risulry. They wanted
q name for their PAPER. and sug yosied The Fair
One We told Them u woald not susuef. ID was
not taking. The boys could not sing u out we'll
They asked % iOr a name. We gave them-aTpE
YrxEs.' oh COionol" they sIclaimed. sta ring
~ their fcst--Iud h1ds W god mIrnng ~ i
Com
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-27

n P''hy toast Is going the rounds. said TO have
been given al { dinner, somewhere in Mains. m
the Atm Of July. this year. We say nc,hinq Of u,
run but that It hath point who can denyi
The President Of he United Siates.-Re,p,e, IN,
'he dIghiiy OF the office is not Inconsistent, win
brOken.' ""A
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-27

We saw the other day what its posses.
sor named u "DogDerry-o'type likeness
OF Miller, the prophet-a counterfeit
Presentment Of a cunning old humbug,
on ITS very face" Its exhibitions led
TO a story Of one Of Miller's converts,
which we thought worth remembering.
A matter Of fOcG cd gentleman of New
England, whose wife was u thorough 90
ing ''destruclionis;," was awakened GU
Of MS sleep by his possessed rib, on,
cold and stormy March night, with
Husband, did you hear that noise? It.,
Gabriel u coming! It's the sound OF hi
enaIiot wheels" "Oh Pshaw-yO,
old fool" replied the good man, do 70,
c'Pose Gabriel is such an ass as to com
'on Wheels in such a good sleighing a
thIsl tell you IFS the wind turn owe
aud 60 to sleep" We believe she did -
RHick.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-27
Tho P%hiIadsIphia Amenenn ~

lne wilmington Railroad Loans have advanced
sonsibiy since The arrangement made b.t.aan 49,
Compsny and Tho Delaware and Cbss.nesks 90
and Erickson Steamboats,. Il seems reas,nabIs !,
snppo'e hat both parties will be bene6ueI nv ~
NE public who euj ysd The benefit Of ssinsr.rys
sl'no'' iof nothing, nse the Ouly lOsor. ry Inc al.
JuSlmout. " W
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-27

The Coroner's jury at Kingston. Canada, who
were examining into The cause Of The lad Morrsonis
death on Tie night Of the 18th inst, during the dis
'ufOahce' there. have been kept together Two days
vs. "snt' without being able to agree on a verdict.
Ont Of Of ii prisoners arrested on The pi,bt 81 M.
riot, Z have been discharged.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-27

One Reason for Sleeping SouHdlg.-An
elderly lrlshman, examined as a witness
at Glasgow, Police-court, on Saturday.
IN a case Of complaint about a d~isorderiy
house, being asked It he usually slept
pretiy soundlyl replied. yes; and added
As q redson-'BocIuso I an a siiouer.
yoif honor"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-27

our market seems to warrant the superstition. that
the people Of The country are deferred irrm coming
into town. by strange rumOrs relative to the
Grippe" or rs they would say the "TJl rr Grip" the
luhuenZl or what not. We have even heard that
stories were current that 1t vas an epidemic, aud
like lac cholera. generally proved fatal. 1hIs IL
oil a mistake. We assure them. The sIIent Of tho
evil IN mVSI cases . q pair Of innuned peppers.
a head rnIher fall. a nasal or. an that requires some
re Ting. and pam ia the limbs for few days. as
though ;hs owner thereof had been engaged in a
anal fight which he len second best. IL = neither
fatal. %irshrful Or catching. but isA prevailing coli.
arising irom a sIsIc Of Ihe atmosphere CAUSED 10y The
comet VI some other wIld animal.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-27

FROM CANTON DIRECT.-The brig Albion
arrived at New Ytrk Oh Saturday morning. having
lei' Macao on the 22d March. The papers contain
no news worth copying.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-27

We copy from The Wheeling Time. an insulting
article, which We should call lhe editor To- account
for II We could get hun ~ the head of navigation.
Pas ADJ.
Now Judge.-lhere il none Of The Peckspif ia
that, certainly. for you talk worse lhsn you will act.
We firmly intend 10 lake SalI' With YOU, When
neat We honor your stack Of black cats" BY a visit.
aud you CAM bluff us of that way.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-27
FOR HENr-

Wit iarm and DilIs suua'eJ on Big Wheel,,,
~ Cresh' about rive miles from Tho National Ri
10" yoonp'rd by John McLJIubs known ss Crit
hihs Mills. IOr Terms apply 90 81 NtIE,s
" 2TAW.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-27

Inc River Is falling very fast. though large Boat.
eoN' que 70 arrive and depart lr points below, and
small sized boats still run to Pltsburgb
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-27

%Mr Henshaw. the new Secretary or,ho Navy.
has arrived at Washington and entered upon the
duties VI his office.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-27

CENTRAL ROUTE The Travel on the B,IG.
mcre nHd Ohio Railroad, 81 present. Is considered
loleraoly full Nearly one hundred passengers. we
learn. let Cumberland iu The cars Un Tuesday vo,.
ming last, and every morning there seem, d, h.
considerable preparation IN gerisg of number IN
travellers.
The sluges Tor Bedford. too. re learn. run Gu
noary every day-frequenlly extra Stages .r, n.,
on the road. On Tuesday morning unvo,Is :,
y eniy passenger" left hero 6r tho SPRING.. IN.
cars Fo'o Baltimore bring on passengers. nor. y,
ies,. svsry evening. destined ioT he Bedford spy,g,
--Cnn5 Gu, f"s
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-27

SHOCKING IF TRUE-Ths Toronto Cons ii.
lunosalst says lhatn young man named Bailey, a
prisoner m The PcLitenuary, Ia consequence If
Insubordinaton was placed ia a cistern. where il
was Necessary he should work ia order 10 prevent
the waller overcoming hrn. aud that during the
process he was OycrpOwered by The water and drown.
ed. The Montreal Times treats the stlry - an idIe
and unfJuuded rumur.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-27

CINCINNATI MARKET. july %
FLOUR has fallen 10 s3.2s insp.cl.d. m .hich
winch There were sales on Saturday.
WHISKY continues firm allie
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-21

Quite a spirited newspaper discussion has been in
progress, touching the name OF the artist who painted
the admirable portrait Of Chief Justice Marshall-as
spirited IT is correct-whch now hangs in the upper
gallery of our Capitol. correspondent OF the Alex
andrs Gazette pronounces il by Herbert. The Com
piler corrects the Gazette, and states that Hubert
painted -hut the Pennsy vanian boldly steps forward
TO cut the Gordiun knot, and though he "never saw
this picture heard Of il before yet he wagers
his "Dukedom to beggary denier," that the "art'sts
name IS "i!ubard, w. j. HUBBARD The Compiler
"comes down" 10 this Captain Scott of the Fem
sylvanian-admits, that in the hurry writing, gave
the wrong name, and "goes the whole figure, the w.
j. and all. We come in to "chnch the nail, ana 10
give the just credit to W. J. HUBBARD, who has orna
mened the walls of many of citizens with excellent
portraits, and striking than the late "good
old Bishop Moore.
While on the subject Of the fine arts We would beg
leave TO call the attention Of the public to the studio
of Mr.. Hart, who has recently arrived and is estab
lshed al the Exchange for few days. He is ma
tive of Tennessee, but has spent than two years
in Europe, whence he has brought some beautiful CO.
pies of the masterpieces Of the old panters and among
them, Of Muro, Guido, Guercino, &c tic has also
some portraits and sketches with the drawing and co
10 ring of which uncultlvated taste was much
struck. Those who desire 10 obtain well.executed
lkene Of their "human face divine, should pay
visit to MIR. III 8 Rooms
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-21

candidates would be exceedingly close-and hence
about The close of the polls was supposed that eve
one vote might count, etectuay, either way, and con.
sequently, no small degree of interest felt by both
psres md an unusual anxiety TO increase or diminish
either poll by even snsl vote-and the result proved
that the ant,c'putIons were well founded
'tking ~ Queen ID mistaken in supposing that those
votes purged from The polls conceded 10 be illegal
So TAR from u, Col. Davis was at the Court House
and coniended, that the there purged was good
and legal vote, and ought TO be counled-and in re.
gard TO the votes at Centeville understand they are
unquesiionably legal, rs The commissioners must have
discovered, had they fully investigated the subject
We concede that they had been deprived Of the right
upon one ground on which they had heretofore voted
but, had fully been examined into it would have
been perceived that one, if not boh could have voted
upon two other grounds.
There ~ every reason why the Democratic party of
King " Queen should desire the Constitution and
laws 10 be strictly adhered to in all elections They
have only That shield and the Of their prn
cpes and the integrity of their character to protect
their rights. They have TO encounter an Opposition
that never sleeps containing the concentrated power
of that very anti Democratic self created selfpprpet
uating and irresponsible nstItution the County Court
with all oil It's patronage, large orlty Of the off
OF the county, the moneyed power, very large
majority OF the active politicians OF the county &c
possessed as They are with the 'snews Of war;" well
drilled Tor eitect-Agnins all Of these combined tore
her, have the yeomanry TO do battle But give US The
protection OF The law, aud will continue to carry
riumphantly the principles of equality OF rights and
even handed justice through the fierce encounter
A FREEBOOTER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-21
Tile HARVEST.

"F' Virginia, the wheat IS nearly all housed,
rep Is good one. The corn is very fine. In
'tetna, he small grain crops, particularly
%, 81 crop, are among the hes, that have been
''' many years. In the large counties Of Free
aed Alirgdonv in Maryland, the wheat and GA Is
/. "! md firrent- the corn about average. 10
~ me crops generally are unPromsing. We learn
"e 'ladson Banner, that the yield Of wheat in
"a WI be at least equal to last years crop. ga
Of Siberian wheat, sowed by Mr.. Hunter Of
-Ts' IN April, VIII yield from 25 to 80 bushels TO
'.she
A-niuckv, the wheat in Shelby county is better
S's anticipated In Tennessee, the fields nre
WITH cotton blooms-the other crops are all abun.
IN Illinois, the wheat crop will be greatly re-
y. HE Freeuader, (lilnois,) thinks that the
wheat must be much higher than it has been
!. '7 past year. From the New York Tribune, we
Hs, IN Michigan, the wheat generally looks
'-' rom The very large quantity of new land put
~ las! Fall, the crop will be larger than ever
.s "a some places, they calculate on 30 and 30
Inc acre. demand has lately sprung up
~" The Canada market, and prices advanced at
..,,.S Guy TO 81. The new crop has been con.
,., Of many farmers on the Praires, at 81 cents,
"a. '''s al the owners barns. Corn has rapidly i'm.
..a. o,'n'n the last few weeks" The Norfolk
",ofins US, tina, Pasguotank county is probably
ss.., gam county in North Carolina-its sales
!. s'o corn averaging, for the last "a years,
I'm. p'r anhum-yet, last year, it was compelled
/ 49, $4,000 worth Of grain for the substance
T: ..,,'., 'oh-the crops being cut off But, by
r. st economy, they will, during the present
lo,,l ifom this heavy loss. if, as there is every
K he ~ .ne cora crop should turn out well
|'sa.,, "Ncnmond) market, no price is yet started