Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-06-27

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A goodJudge. ately visiting the ScloIo
valley writes as follows
In going from Columbus 10 Pormoulh. /
was much pleased to find that all portions
oi 1dT bne valley have not suffered as much
from the effects Of cold and drought as the
region a9oo' gt Columbus. IRON ofcIpVlile
Sout" 'oond very MANIFEST improvement
III 'he appearance OF the corn crop-~omy
q, l'W "@I'S oe'fg cut on ny 1rost' a4a al
tn9ugh le" gaCE"afq lne hne showers ol 'ate
WIZ "'uo''VS7 2Iihg Vhrih on 50 ''ia' La'T
y'5'o may rtasohaIiy De eHpfcHo. He
!IVa' 700 alohg Ihe Tah'{ pToHi,.."S 'alf'
!. ~ q s " nm III iP straw, oIt 'ee e'S l'He'y 10
su',ei ~ 'Io,I! '"e r'IS' Ila'' u o' sTGhg eLo"u
,S, o. ~ Ib o".a al C, we "@Ln i a: ,, ~ "...
nast hons or f,r .;oiJ ~, ,'',G' ~, ,rh9l,
he croIs of ,bis ,'- rogai iool,g @ ,.. to.,a
,bo, a,.,a.,aJ s,,s' - D,' o 80, @ ~. 80,
ing, mo-, ,bo ca 1,,o .,suoo, ,", ~ H. o., r.~
lions of Tictinaar and Fro,Cii, cnrn,;a. '''
Another corrpsnondpnt uri,ea oe follow.
In travelling last week from Cincinnati
to Ricbm5nd. Indiana. via. Hamilton. som
ervflIe Camden and Faton took aoo,e
pains to ascertain the nrosnprt of the crons.
4 and 7 find that farmers ganera he aorea that
should the weather continue favorable
there will he mora Than an AVERAGE cron.
pvcent hav which viii Ln shor, Wheat
corn and oats look wnil Cjnljp Coz
r., c.. n. r..,..,..
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tzanco ,he n,ico IF brao1stn4 f. in tboso soc.
Itions,--CJgrlJ,,d TforoH
M r. -. - 60 VII. a,.,.-.
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Weehs d ,iIo7l i" y, ,,o's ..o.E nao 'ITl, M,
boo %oo. !, .HT ,io5 o,dorG,ir w ond ,sr
s't n,.p W. oIu :, o,us'.'i, 81. ~ c '
WI NH IGuD' Ea .ooo or r'I, ,,-e ' ',9 W.
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;,b;n fa5 dors ~ os, and 81, .areo !,
w. ,'"la e., , a.,oa "a MI -, ka. La.do
s,,o,,i tuo " ~ ,I,otonr, ra,l,a,iobi,, M rln,,
nd r'J boauvso u ',-, ,at tbo ,ield vili rot on
Go l'T mora a5n nJant bsn an 1sna bnt the he grat
will be of a asuperor quality. IF the farme
! should have favorable weather for securing
his crop, he will be amply repaid for his toll
} Corn, too, is doing generally well; tn
late showers and warm weather have re
vived and brought it forward very rapidly
? There is no reason to fear that the corr
= crop will be short.--Dayt0R Journal
+ VlRGrN1A.-We are glad to learn that thu
I wheat eroDs in virginia have much impro
= we'd within the last few weeks, and Civ,
. promise of an abundant weld.
7T,rr, ,xn -Jvo learn froc, . oon+Iom,,
L -i.i hai,s me- rot',rnad l. rom ~ ,be astor,
',V ,,, - tba S,oto h,,inr nossed ,hroucl
.Ea o 'oi' -, oor,ion nF W. Linr+Hn Frs1
erick and Carroll counties, that the crop
never looked ulPf or promised more aDUN
dant harvest. The rain of Wednesda,
l was verv general in those parts.
: AIetter from Hartford county to a gentle
I man in This citv gives n good 6crountof I'M
rrons in that vicinity. We learn from gen
| tIorpn who have recently visited the east
+ nrn ehorp of MARYLAND. that the crons ther
2 are veTv pronisi1g.-Ballimore Patriot.
t n..,.,.,. TLo ,r,.n,,, of -, oh,,,d
DLl1 ,,,haa, "l nror ~ ~ IKE canntU as W. neve
n' ns&' IVY ~ i.',i ;r,O ,o"lt1 iH1 Ia,
81 i"''0''i'9 20 - ''''' ''''''
SOUTH CARoLlNA'--A Ie''el Iolh ~ -
Georges dorchester, aoout seventeen niue i
? romthIs city, daIed the run lnst' says 'her
? was white irost on the ground 'Ills . morn
+ ing we lear that ths iilo'CateS al ui'led
sonaole loWhess OF temperature III 'lie up
= per parts OF the STATE, WIllch may PROV
, great injurious to me crops, EoIWl'n % y.l
standing the late lIos'' Ine sPF'Hg mas Dee, o5ei
very forward IN 'hS cry anu , liS v.olnl'y
ana YESTERDAY we iau on 'lis g '"o,g 'I,sS ne.
OF "matn, or green corn IIolI NJ "ur ~ OWL
garden'-C@artestoe Co"fte'' 'uoy 10
New YoRE.--Wheat in this quarter i