Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-16

TIE CROPS.-Thr ST t.ou1s Il annblicln Of The
2hh ull says that mur, needed in The santhwes
tern counties Of Missouri The SIRE II are so low thai,
all the water mills snrprd The Wheat crop is
very short. and every he uneven; mus of it Is not
more than half The usual nrlghl, and nearly all headed
out. We have similar repars fr,m other parts of Mis-
s"uri and lIlinois." The Warsaw (nos) Signal On
the orr hand says The Nneal crop IN this section
Of country promises be unusually large The season
thus lar has been lavnrahle.n
IN the c'nnlies of Fayetle. Fr,nkn. Wouifard and
B"uhon, (keu'ucky.) he Wheat crop is said 10 ool
VEIL with The prospect Of an carly harvest, The Corn
and Rye look we'll. Oats appear healthy. but are law
The Detroit (Mlehilan) Advertiser oi 4h inst. says:
I'VE learn from va'iuus sources that the Wheat crop
has not probably suffered materially least general
y. in this Sale, from the late lrosis but the dno III
has sensi 'y frc,d II in several Places,
The Cifclcyle (Ono) Herald Of the 9Th gives
more favorable account Of the crops in that the
State Than expected. says:
The injury is not general we had feared We
are l"rned that in some PORTIONS oil the country the
Wheat crop viii be an average oneand IN others from
onr-halt 10 iwo-thirds will he realized Some fields Of
corn have lr1 severely injured by the frost, that far
ners are alianiing slightly injured AMI others
escaped sntarmed. Vegetation Of all kinds backward
ior want Of rain, but with favorable weather from this
une un fall. good yield might be expected. North
dus, in + ukIn Licking, Delaware, Knox. Cuyah,ga
and other Countess the lrust and dronth has been
destructive" than with From other sections of the
oia'e we do not hear cJmplaInto
The Cincinnati Gazette, otihe 9Th, however, draws
m"re g'"my picture. That paper says:
1--WE learn from friend Who has Just crossed the
ela'e from Toledo Ia this city, that the appearance Of the
country north of the National Rlad and in some lnalan-
res this side OF it, is des late in the the
ng drn" had left. Of vegetation recent irOsts have Ia
ken on All that has appeared in the newspapers, with
IN Two or three weeks, concerning the destruction of
crops, he saw verified At Toledo. Thursday night.
- nA, ice formed 10 The thickness Of three eisihs Of
az inch. The fine rain of Tuesday morning, seems to
nave been only local blessing. The farlhes we hear
VI 1t north. was at Waynesve. in " arren county.
Eastward. We hear that it extended only ten or
miles up the river"
In Abbevile District, (Sou,h Caroa,) we learn from
inc Hamburg Journal the Wheat crap is far better than
lad been Anticipated by the farmers and that the crop in
Inc upper Districts will be an average one.
The Rockingham (va) Register, speaking OF the late
severe irosls, says--"Ne learn that in some parts OF
ms county. the Wheat crop, which few weeks age
presented such cheering prospect of an abundant aF-
'ts' has been almost tniay destroyed"
rom the S,aun,on Spectator Of the 18th inst we
earn that the damage done the Wheat by frost in An
eusa county is quite extensive, particularly along The
wa ier'c0urses.
The Charlottesville JefTersonian, of the l2!h inst.