Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-19


Irf fRors. There is pood deal Of cruatirp in
SINE qrarers ahon, the GRIPS, and tear not without
Iaau. From other secinns the rcrortsare favorable.
Frem an We ran gather. snul say thai The pros.
aels IA this Sale, NV Jersey Ptursy wanna end Del
Nare are us roui as usual, aud TIE remark will
aFy 20 New E1tlaa1.
From Nlaya7I and Virginia. the accounts are VAR.
eHa. ACCORDING To The teciinn irafn which HEY cuue
II lhe Atlantic staies South Of Virginia, the Mbrai
cfafls srdom good. There ha. been severe drought
In that section this year.
IN The South Western Safes as rar north as Tennes.
Inclusive, should say the grain crops are quite
tWa as usual n Arkansas they uucnmnonly good.
n Alaeama the corn ctop is stated he very fine.
anpe accounts speak oi the prospect IN cnlucky as
lad. The edor Of the Shelby News on the contrary.
fafs-'ln passing lhnu.h portion OF the Northern
ahd Northwestern sections Of Old Shelby mere de
f3ltttd with the fac appearance If the Nhea, cmn.-
lie Corn does nut exhibit that appearance that bespraks
IL prolucli1n Of good crop"
i rom 0his. arosi all the ancoiHts uniavorable
ard The same remark aopies to Indiana. These i'm.
rf'ani wheat growing aIsics, especially the iofmer
III, seinio Gazette says-
During tie past month have experienced elcren
ras OF greater af less intensity. drought unparat
3si are informed in the history ~ the country has
alsi prevailed The wheat erap will fall Dyper rent
fa~ the avemc'--lost probably serenity t'c per cent
below, 1t It does nol prove Total failure. We notice
some farmers have turned their cattle into The wheat
ea>i other fields are literally dried up and would hurn
taHt Wy Pi"Hie. "tFt aipHfu Corn mas huDfifu
seventy from The frost. and tile prospect Tor any thing
Ike an average emp. l,oks gloamy."
In Wnrnnsn, the Wheat crop Is said to be uncommon
y line. The same In Michigan.
The impression derive from the various accounts
which reach usis. that IN the country large the wheat
cop mt likely Ia he average one; though taking
- account the large quantity that remains from last
var thete be lack In dry seasons, the stalks
we dnore seed IN Pnrporlion 10 the straw than in
ases 1t is too eafy 10 arm All. definite conclusion
regard 10 the corn crap. The old saying used To be-
II YOU can make live through June, II will do we'll
sndash."
LIE CRors AT THE Wrsr--We learn from Mr..
H. Wells, who has Just returned from very extensive
aHr weeks tour in The western country that there Is
quite panic In GENITAL Ohio. in apprehension of fail,
ore OF The crps. Including alike ,riedi, corn, Gals and
hay Repeated rosis have cut dawn the great staples
com aud wheat, aud unprecedented drowth dung
ire work OF destruction IN regard To The other crops
inur IS i've dollars barrel, wheat one dollar bush
81 OF sats 90 cents aud IS per at Columbus where
as every body knows ihuse articles are usually sold We
~ low.
From Springfield South through The valley of Mia
AM. Southern Indiana, and Tar north ms indianapolis,
lerre liauie and up the Wabash valley To Lafayette
Il IS thought that the wheat and crops will be about
tar average FOR those regions. In the latitude Of Lou
isville and Nlncennes. the wheat harvest is now com
neocing, and OF course, one familiar with wheat crops
can Judge pretty accurately OF their quality.
buffalo Com. .3dr., jane 10.