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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-13
EXTENSION OF THE LOUISA RAIL
ROAD

At meeting Of portion Of The Stockholders Of
The Louisa Railroad Company, at Hanover Court
House, on Wednesday, The 7lh day of October,
1876, Philip B. Winston was called to The chair
and Charles Thompson appointed Secretary
The following resolutions were unanimously
adopted:
Iihereas, meeting has been held in several
counties west Of The Blu. Ridge, al which reso
lutions were adopted uniting all interests in the
extension OF The Lonisa Railroad, 10 send dele
gates to meet them in Convention in The town
OF Staunton on The S0lh e October 1916:
Rc@lrcd, That ii is expecient 10 hold Con-
venrion Tor The object specified, and thai The Chair
man be requested 10 appoint six delegates.
The Chairman then appointed The following
gentlemen, viz: Edmund Fonlainc, Joseph M.
Sheppard, Launcelol Phillips William William
son, William D. Winston and Richard F. OAR
racotl, Esls, delegates 10 the said Convention.
On motion.
Resolved, That the proceedings ofthis meeting
be published in the Richmond Wing and En-
quiIer and that he Times Standard and Repub-
lican be requested 10 cory.
PHILIP 3. WINSTON, Chm.
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John W. WILSON, Executor of Robert Ferguson,
y deceased, Robert Blackburn and Lucy Blackburn
his wife, William r. Hckerson, John ilickerson, Tho
mas Powers and Hugh Rhine Take notice. that |
shall proceed, Monday, The 18th day OF October,
1896, between the hours Of O'Clock IN the morning
and O'clock in the evening" nj the house u EDWARD
Berry, in Jackson county. and Stale of Alabama, To
take the dispositions o! John Berry, Anna Berry, Mary
Berry, Edward Berry aud Others e read as evidence
in suit in Cllancery, depending in the Circuit superb
or Court of Law and Chancery for Cumberland county,
and State of Virginia, in which suit John Wilson,
administrator of Elizabeth Stone, deceased, Plaintiff,
and YOU are defendants. Aud shall also proceed.
Monday, the 2d day Of November, lSlG, between the
hours Of O'Clock in the morning and O'Clock IN The
evening al The house Of Harris Pryor, in Roane county,
and State 0f Tennessee TO take the dispositions Of iiir
rs Pryor Alvey .ockrtt, Robert Williams, and others,
Ia he read a. evidence 10 the above named SUIT Aud
shail also proceed, Wednesday, the 18th day Of De
ceruber 1885, al the Court hnisr of Carroll county, IN
the State Of Arkansas between the hours Of O'Clock
in the morning and O'Clock in the evening, To take the
drpositioDs OF William Goforlh, Hulda Goinrth, and
Others To be read evidence in the above named suit
And hal also proceed Friday, the Isl day OF ia
mary r47 at the Court house Of Barry county, III The
State of Missouri between the hours Of O'Clock III The
positions oil Price McMnrtry, Barbara Mcsinrtry, ana
others 10 be read as evidence in The above named suit
H. from any cause, the taking nj he dispositions At The
he COMPLETED they will br continued from day TO day
not exceeding three days II each pacr-uni hnished
at which times and places you can attend u YOU think
proper. JOIN Il. "i,.eoN,,
al.
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Sept. ls-cw2m

IN CuANCERY.-vIno AT Rules holden in the
i Clerks Office of the County Court of Southampton
on the eth day of August, 1876:
John Cosby, Plain'in;
against
Jonas Cosby, Dinah Cosby, Mills Cosby, Miles Cosby
Iohn Cosby and DEMPSEY Cosby, Defendants.
The defendants not having entered their appearance
and given security, according 10 the act Of Assembly
tory evidence that they are not inhabitants OF this conn
Try is ordered that they do appear here on the rst
day Of November term next, and answer The pialntn
bill; and that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted
for Two months successfully, and posted at the front
door of the Court house of this county
Sem, ,s-evam L. r. EDWARDS, C. c.
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IUVV. IFNIF.
pOWnATAN ROBERTS. u. Cletk

COMMISSIONERS. OFFICE, CRY or RICHMOND.
SrrrgNrEH ~, isih
All persons having claims against the Estate Of -
sepl Jumcy deceased, late of the county Of Ess't ae
hereby required 10 present them h fore me on o. hrie
the frst day Of ircewbrr 1916 that may andii anu
report upon them, ia obedience Ia The inrrroIn. dt'is
NJ. H. rOITIAJA,
Oct I-cwsw Commissioner
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Mr.. y. Marvin Hoy, died last evening. For
twoda.ys previous he had been quite insensible.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
DIFFERENT INTERESTS.


In The Hartford Times we find The following
excellen, commentary upon the famous "Kane
Letter :"
"When Presden, Polk was candidate in
1874, he said in one Of his published letters that
he was friend ot"all the interests oil his country
including Agriculture, Commerce ana Manu-
fac,ur,nq." We were iavorably impressed with
This remark, and heard al the time great many
voters speak in terms Of appreciation concerning
il. LIE, US see The exlent OF those interests. BY
the census OF 1910, it appears that The number OF
persons engaged
In Agriculture, was o,m 100
In Manufacturing, I9l oio
In Commerce and Navigation, 2O7,667
Now these are all great and important Interests,
and i, is The duty of The statesman, in preparing
laws which must oi necessity affect business
more or less, 10 regard them all with The s'riclesl
caren
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IN CHANCERY-viHaisiA: AT "a Superior cou't =
Chancery for the Richmond Circnit, held IT ilr =
pito in the CITY Of Richmond the 9th day oi jhh
ls46: ,
John Sheppard, late High Sheriff Of The county e
Uen,co 10 W HON the e-tate Of Martin Pate was con
united for administration, with the VII hhne'
ed, ''"'"'"
against ,.,..
" Pate, ptlrn"'n'
TIN. caus. in which the plaintiff appcars io hsr p''
ceeded against the defendants, Levy X. Clark 7nd
Lucy b. his vile, who are ont OF this commos~e'.h
IN the manner piescsbedb by law FOR atscni
they still iai.ing To appear and answer. carH- ~ W
day To be heard upon the bill taken for confessed, 4.
the said Levy Clarke and Lucy u. his wife u"n .hs
answer Of the dcfr ndant. Samuel VI Pate. Win YER
raj replication thereto, and upon the exhibits hra ~
was argued by counsel: wheffmpOn The I oufl h'h i
Judge. order and decree, that one oi the ofnm ,,,
of this Count do give notice 10 the crrtiiof' :" ,
Pate deceased nv publication ot Thu or'ef ~ ~
weeks IN the Richmond Wing and Richmond t'%',',S
Two Of the newspapers published IN he tis ~ ~.
mnnd and by posting the same al the door' ~ ,,t
4ouye OF the county of lIenfico, and also ~ th'
House Of the said City nj Richmond an ~" - :,
Court DAYS, Ia produce their CLAIMS before h'f ~
Element within the period e three months. 49,
Copy. Teste, \. i. NOW ah'' '
COMMISSIONERS nFFrh
RIcHHoSp. 18th Sepiemttf. ~.
In fulflmenl of the above decree II u' ,',.r
Court Of Chancery for the Richmond tifoGN WIKI.
notify the creditors NJ Martin Pise, dec.l'cn ny
claims an his rstlte will have 10 be- dns AID itta
ilrnticaed. delivered 10 me IN my othrr "ltih y"
rod Of thre. months, or by ihe 10Th day oi p ..r
nett ensuing. VI. d. foliih'A' -
Sept. l5-cwsW
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F. w. Bowden, Esq, of Talladega, man of
fine talents. (says the Mobile Regisler,) is an
nounced as candidate for Congress in The
seventh district, to fill the vacancy caused BY the
death Of F. G. Mcconnell.
General F. A. Walker of Benton is also ma
med as candidate in the Jacksonville Repuo-
lican
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Sept. ls-cw2n

IN CHANcERI. - ytRGiSi,:--In Northumberland
County Court, 10th August, isi6
Richard w Lewis, Complainant:
against
Winny Lewis. Thomas Lewis, William Lewis. Na.
thanirl Roe and Fanny his wife, Who Fanny Lrw-
IL, Richard aud Eliza Lewis, Defendant,
This day came the compainants, hy their Counsel,
and il appearing the satisfaction OF the Ccurt ha,
the defendant, Eliza Lewis Is not an lnhaiant Of tins
Commonwea on the motion Of The cnnplananis, by
their Counsel. il Is ordered that the SAID defendant 40
pear here on The second Monday In ocrhe next AMI
the bill of the complanants md that cop,
this order be- forthwith inserted for two months
syely in the Richmond Enquirer. and another en-,
posted al the door of the Court honsc ii h~
-. foW-Irse,
Aug. li-cwam NJ. II. cRAi.LE. &. =.
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Aug. 2l-cw2m WINSLOW ROBINSON. G. e.

TN CHANCERY-VIRGISIA: AT Rules heldi In IN.
Clerks Office OF 4 Superior Court Of Chancery for
the Richmond Circuit, the twelfth day OF September,
1856:
The President and Directors Of the Bank Of The State
Of South Carolina Plaintihs;
Aisya nJer uacan and another Defendants.
The defendant above named not having entered ms
appearance and given security according TO the act oi
Assembly and the rules Of this Court ana y appearing
he Satisfactory evidence that he IL inhabtaht OF
this Commonwealth il is ordered, that the said defend
AMI do appear nj the rules In be held for The said Court
On the first Monday December next, and answer the
hin Of the plaintiffs; and That copy Of this order be
forthwith inserted In some newspaper published IN the
City of Richmond, for two months successfully, ana
posied al the front door OF the Capitol in the said CITY,
Copy. Tesie,
POWHATAN ROBERTS, ID. Clk
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Sept l5-cwam PoWHhTAN ROBERTS. u OK.

IN CHANtERl--StEGiSIA 1T rules hrId in the
Clerks Office OF The Superior C"ufi oil Chancery for
the Richmond Circuit the seventh day Of September
1916:
Benjamin johnson, William Moss and Jguith Iii,
wife Claiborne Thomas and James honl.s, Plaintiff.
against
Anthony Thomas and other Defendants
The defendant above named rot having entered hi,
appearance and given security according IL the ,ci III
Assembly and the rules az this tui:fi AID lgptafu,
BY satisfactory evidence thar lie i:hahlan l
This Commonwealth, il l. ordered tI.t the >iG defend
ant DO appear II The rlrs Ia hr holden tn ME- sad
swrr the h Of the Plaintiffs and ihn' copy ofthis ~
der forthwith inserted in newspaper published
in The City Of Richmond. for iwn months succr,svry
aud posted al r front door Of ,he Capitol N the aid
city. a Copy. Iss'r,
POWLATaN ROBERTS, d. cls
Sent ls-cwom
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TN CHANCERY.-visGisiA:- AT Rules held in the
Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior Court Of law
and Chancery for GoochlaDd county, on the sd DAY Of
August, 1916: =,
Mary J. Terry, formerly Mary J. Poor, by John W.
Poor, her next friend, Planlh:
against
William Terry and Jane Poor, Defendants
Bill filed, and the defendant, William b. Terry, mol
having entered his appearance and given security, nc
cordng 10 the act Of Assembly and the rules Of tins
Court aud il appearing by satisfactory evidence that he
is nhabitant Of this Commonwealth, IL ordered
that the said defendant William b. Terry, do appear
here at the rules be held for hr said Court on the
first Monday in November next, and answer the plain,
G's bill and that COPY of This order be- forthwith in
serted IN newspaper published in the city of Rich
mond and continued for Two months SUCCESSFULLY, aud
posted at The front dsor Of the Courthouse Of this cou-
~. Cupy-Iestr, 49,
Aug. 25-cw2m MAR. w. MILLER, elk.
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IN CHANcERY.-vIseISIA: AT Rules held IN M.
Clerks Office Of the Superior Courf Of Chancery r.,
the Richmond Circuit, the lalh day ofSep.ember is;G
Joseph r. Anderson, Plaln,lg
against
Benjamin Churchill and other Defendants
The defendant above named not having entered III.
appearance and given security, according tie as 81
Assembly and the rules of his Court and il appra,iu,
by satisfactory evidence that lie is an nhal,an, ~
this Commonwealth, il is ordered that the said l--re
ant do appear II the rules To be held for the Conn
on the first Monday in December next and arswe, N.
bill Of the painti and that coay 81 This order IT, forth
with inserted IN some newspaper published IN The cry
OF Richmond for Two months successfully, and posted
at The front door Of the Ca; i;ol in tie ,aii cry.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-13

IN ERY.-YiRGisIs.-AtR Rules holden in lhr
Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancery for the county Of Charlotte, The i day
Of August, 1856
Elisha Barksda,e it,, Armstcad Barks'ale Anthony
Sydnor and Richard r. Waller, late merchants and
partners trading under the firm and style Of RAJ k1dalr
Waller Co.. who for the benefit Of VIM J. i'arks-
dale, Plaintiffs:
against
Ro Bac we'll and Ro r. Cole, efendans.
The defendant, Robert blackwell, not having en-
tered his appearance according 10 the act Of Assembly
and the rules Of this Court and II appearing hy sails
factory evidence that he il not inhabnnt Of this
Commonwealth, il is ordered, that the said defendant
do appear here rules 10 I've holden for the SAID Court,
on the first Monday in November next, and enter hs
appearance and answer the plaintiffs bill; and that
copy Of this order be inserted in some newspaper pub
lished in The city OF Richmond or town Of Lynciburs
for months successfully, and posted al the front
door Of the Court-honse of the said county.
Copy-Teste,
Aug QI-cv2m WINSLOW ROBINSON, G. e.
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IN CHANCERY-v,Hois,A:- AT 4 Superior Coun@
Chancery for The Richmond crcnit- held It Ne =
pitol in the CITY OF Richmond on the 25th day Of Jns
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nIannIicES-

The Wing Senator in The city Of Baltimore
elected by onc vote, in a poll Of nearly 5000.
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IN CHiNCERY--viRsiri, AZ rules held in The
Clerks Office Of the superior nnr ri thnncciy for
the Richmond Circuit, The twelfth dnr Of september,
1916
David curir, Plaintiff
against
The Protection Insurance Company o. Hartford, III
thr state al Connecticut and another Defendants
The defendants above named having entered their
appearance and given security according 10 the act 81
Assembly and the rules of this Court, and arp ahs
by tory evidence that they not inhabitants y
this Commonwr ah, il is ordered, that the said defend
anrs do appear the rules be held for the said tof
On The first Monday in December next, aud answer thr
Bill oil me pianlf; and that copy Of tins order h-
forthwith inserted IN some newspaper published N The
civ Of Richmond, for two months successfully. and
posted al the from; door of the Capitol 10 the sid cy
Copy. Tesie,
POWfATAS ROBERTS D CIs.
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MIR. Vanderlyn, the artist, arrived at New York
on Tuesday as a passenger in The packet ship
Havre. from Havre. He brings with him the
picture OF the "Landing OF Columbus" which is
intended TO al one of the vacant panels IN The ro-
,unda Of the Capitol a, Washington; and it is spo.
ken of by Partisan critics as being worthy and
.kilfn1 work
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IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Al Superior Court ~
I CHANGER, for the Richmond Circuit held u ttr -
pllu in fh- Iy at Richmond, The ..h DAY oi JGrr
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-cwsm N. n. cRALLE. {. :.
IN NcERY-VruGINi,:-I Hanover Comfy
l Courr. July 29ih, isi6
Sarah Wood-on, widow of Philip Woodsnp.

against Piainilh:
Edwin r. rrenshaw, Charles Tin>lry. Joseph Tat.
ley, Philip Woodsom Tartnn Wonds"r, Jacob Wood
snn, Thon n Wood-on, Matthew W"'i,nn AMI fanna
Wnod>on, Hrieudanis.
This dag the painiIi by her Attorney. and hed
her bill, and the defendants Philip Wood-nn, Matthew
Woodson, and Panlina Woodson, moi having entered
their appearance and gwen srcmriy according 10 the
Art Of Assembly aud The rules Of This Court AMI ap-
peaTing the Cnurt that they are not inhabitants ~
this Commnnm ea u is ordered that The fa,h deli nd
ants, Philip Woodson, Matthew WondSon, aud fauIna
Woosnn. do appear here IN the iir-i day Of October
court next aud answer the plaintiff SAID hii; aud hni
copy Il this order lie forthwith nse'eh ~ soGe new
paprr published in he nf Eichmnni ior two months
successfully and that another copy be- posted ~ the
front door uf the CcurI- h0use al this county.
Copv-T-rtr.
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"The doctrines Of the liberty party III Massachu-
setts are nothing strictly JefersonIan doc nes and
stand on Just the premises as freetadt hard mo
new chaIlerbreaking, asTiRENTsM, Doris M, Jacobn
ism, and the general right Of the mere nj mbrr III a
communities to be the sole law, at ever instant no
mailer what the institutions, The delber ate, fair and
securities, under which 81 .ch commun-
lies NAV have sought shelter thensev against pre-
cisely such tumulluary movements of the momentary
many"
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Sept i5-cwsw ~ r. HOWARD, CIR.

IN CHANCERY-vIR.i AT n Superior Court oi
Chaneery Tor the Richmond Circuit, held n The ia
pto the Cny of Richmond, on Ito 3oth day Of June,
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The whole of Oregon Territory, Goth English
and American, has been divided by The Pope into
eight dioceses. NJ. Blanchet, a Frenchman, hero
toIore Bishop in Oregon, has been nominated
Archbishop Of the whole country. Two OF The
eight dioceses are only filled up a, present, one by
brother of The Archbishop the other by his Vi
rar-General
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-13

FRUITS OF FREE IRA E-The customs
receipts at Liverpool have increased within The
last few weeks TO such an extent as 10 aslonish
the officers in the Loug-room. The daily Ie-
ceipls at The Customs, until lately, reached from
7 to $4,000; whereas the receipts on several
days recently have been l3 TO fl4000. Remem-
bering that raw materials and other articles, which
form The most bulky part Of our commerce, are
now mostly "free," what a wondroas expansion
oftrade Is involved in the one "fact!"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-13

dTuCle vi gtSIeInUy
ave do no, complain that Mexico has been
invaded, or that her provinces have been conquer
ed This was one OF The toreseen and inevila-
Bile events OF the war, should il be long protract-
ed" THE conquest and occupation OF Caliior-
MIA by Com Siuat and Of New Mexico By Gen
Kearney, we are willing To concede, were wisely
determined upon and gloriously achieved. Wei
intend 10 impeach neither The sagaclty OF the Ex-
eculive in directing these movements, nor the
gallantrv OF It's officers in executing them. They
are the legitimate and necessary results Of state
of ncr--lsst as much 50 as the conquest and &C.
cupation OF portion OF the Stale oil Iamaulpas
by Gen. Taylor. Neither do we controvert the
right, nor shall we now a,lempt to discuss the ex-
pediency OF incorporating The conquered terrific
~ into the ccquerins Stale, as province, or as
coordinate State with equal sovereign rights !"
But The Wing denies TO General kearney and
Com. Sloa, The power 10 annex the conquer
ed territory 10 The United States, 10 claim them
as citizens OF the United States, 10 promise them
new Government and to Compel them 10 de-
clare their allegiance TO the United States. Ge-
neral Kearney then, according 10 the Wing, had
a perfect right 10 invade and occupy New Next
co, and 10 "adopt all necessary measures for
keeping in subsection the inhabilants"-but he
had no RICH, 10 "annex" the province 10 the United
States. We agree with the Wing; but We con-
Tend thai he has NOT done so. He holds it as
conquered territory Of the United States; express
" declares that The laws now 10 existence will be
continued until changed or modified BY competent
authority, lot course hereaiier,) and continues in
Office the present authorities. Is there any IAN
nexa,ion" here, or any assumption OF the So
vereisn power Of Government His duty is 10
hold The province securely; and would it not be
folly in him 10 retain the authorities, without
making them swear allegiance 10 The United
Slates2 And, though he may assume the title of
Governor" does he thereby acquire any more
absolute power than he possessed from his mill
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-07-20
By Last Nights Southern Mali.
H0ne Ports.
a

LEwEs. Del, July 1.-THE bark Ospray, from Leghorn
brgs from Digbton fremont and Sarah suppos
ed from eastern po in during the forenoon and pass
Boston, brigs Baltic for st Kits; Peruvian. for Boston,
Washington for Charleston; schrs Plato for Portsmouth
Tennessee Elizabeth and Elem for Boston, came down
and stood 10 sea early this morning Tbs schr chd Board
pig put the Delaware Breakwaer Yesterday In dis
leaky &C. making 500 strokes of water hour; Will
perhaps be able repair the leak without proceeding to PHI
with one brig and nneteen schrs The sloop Betsy during
blow from NV yesterday, parted her moonngs at the
Breskwater and drove the beach; will be got on with
but little injury.
Halifax Ms; Star Titcomb, Lubec; Champion, Buekman'
Passport; Charles Thomas, Leech Salem Mass schn Star
Ballard, Bos' on; S,Castner, Robinson, West Points
Italian Coieord, do; Euro.u., Kelly Bosio,; Rambler
Merrthsw. Newport Hsrp. Besse Wsrsham Gen Wsrrren
Cutler. Patt Caias ElIzabe H. Bourne. Nantucket; barge
Col Stevens. Derrickson Hartford Cleared bar9ue ST
Cloud, Watson, Havana briggs Clara. Cope West lndies
Planet Clark, Easpor; Stephen Bass Pettingll boson
Acorn Howes do: schrs Surveyor Honck New Haven;Em
Chief, Bateman, East Greenwich Cleopatra Burroughs
Haven; g Hcton. Co,son. Providsncs; Ashmssd
WilIets Providence; Princess, Tuthl Salem Massi To
ga Black, Boston; Madonna Berry, do; Fox, Filings
samuel somers Brsh on; Bay State Clark Commercial
Clark York; w Leeds Endicott, do; Planet: cry,
do; Brardywne Stevenson d. Baltic Arsy Geo
schrs Budd Budd Yor Victoria Smith BelIeville
Sylph Hunter, Nfork; Miami Countons, Pswtucket Col
sB Davis Baynum West Point; Herald Parker, NYork;
Samuel Smith Ns. rrovdsIce soop. AssnGr; ssaT,
Hoffman, do; Edwin Forest Allen, do; Damon Allen, do;
Star, Longhead, do; Piane2, Briggs, do.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-07-20
The CrOps.


The Westminssr Caraltonian says Of the wheat crop
in Carroll county The crop is generally housed in
cellsn condition The product In this county may be
set down half average good crop There 10 great
quantity of straw but the head light and the grain
rather small generally.
The Salem IN J) Standard says II never knew corn
to grow faster promise better yield than at the pre-
sent time This Is also the in Delaware, nd In III
the States lying round about Oats also coming on
finely.
The Ma,nsburg (a) Gazette states that the harvest
ing Of wheat in that section quite over The shocks
stood unusually thick its fields but the yield Of grain
it is feared will be light The Mediterranean wheat has
wi.hstood the weather best, and will weigh more to
the bushel The and outs look four hing.
We regret TO learn from the Georgetown ID CT I'D
voeae that the rot has made its appearance in the po
tato fields in that vicinity.
The wheat harvests in progress in Michigan, and the
northern sections of Ohio Indiana and Illinois. All
counts concur in representing the crop unpreceden
ly large, and in general of superior quality
The cutting Of wheat has commenced in the West
The farmers here complain bitterly of the rust We
have within these few days fields dreadfuly
affected there with-Hamilfon (Canada) Gazette.
The Ithaca Chronicle ys:-Many OF the farmers in
this vicinity busy engaged in their harvest fields
The wheat crop in the neighborhood Of the Lake il
coming in ne though hear of complaint of the
rust in later places, not so favorably situated
We were Yesterday informed by who has been
engaged in farming in this Stale for the last ten years
that he before the wheat crops look fine
and promising at this of the they do
All the other crops too, appear tobs doing WE'LL and pro-
mise Q bountiful harvest Genssse Rep.