The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-06-24

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u al he interesting 20 CIT radeEs 70 sesIn
what Iiie prospects ass ii Osllsrs,sies. weIhsse-
fore euIs de iolioN ing iiem ilr Ril,H.Ond Wig:
sFaTE o. the cnorS.-The FIe1erisksluEg
HeEsh, af ihe lsIb. j. sliiEfiod, inan inEnmalion
Escrised from various quarters, lssi the HLeAi
efOp. ~ al ihe eouEfrs that trade 10 thai make
iln.s ssis 10 Is unusually abundant and of seTy
hne qualify. The crop q oats viii ITolahly e
ssnssNhai lessned y III small quantity II TAIN
during ihe rally pant u ile season. A great deal
a complaint Is brad, tile Herald says, Of com
Standing BADLY. and many are still Ir-planling eurn
destroyed 81 lie worm; Int the weather has hoen
favorable faF ruiiisaiing the land thoroughly. AMI.
from The great quantity put in cultivation, llrIe
. every reason 10 hoIe tor large and Esnndsnt
crop.
The Washington Union of Monday evening,
says: The wheat crrps IN Virgins have In.
laoyed very much since Ihc ale rainS.- IN the
lever parts Of the State. Il may equal (rerhsPs
eKcced) the Average, IL tie Tusi duCs not aiiack Il
~ tiAss eRiieal iime. In the Tich valley Of the
state, il viii, rs we understand. ial below t."
The Esltm0le Anerican q TUESDAY SAYS:
a" The l,ie Iains have given 10 The wheat crop Of
Maryland a materially imPIOsed appeaTancc.-
This Is The language which reaches us from saIi-
Gus and oppusi,e sections Of tie State, aud war
rants the iclief that the approaching harvest will
le bui little short Of fair general average yiej.
The corn crop. aud IN fci oil kinds Of scgciaiion.
have Also put on new aud thriving face. and the
eouHiry. heretofore suffering from drought, row
holds forth the cheering promise Of yielding It's
fruits in dine season" The only exception 10
this remark i Queen Anne's county, which Is
still suffering cor want Of rain, and in which not
more Than half crop Of wheat y anticipated,
and the eaIn J. unusually backward.
The New York Journal % Commerce, &c the
18th, states that accounts from Michigan, Ohio
and the western part Of New lork are most un-
favorable for the wheat crop, the Tayages Of the
iiy having been very destructive in various loca-
tiles throughout uAose regions.
A letter ffoIn Detroit. Of the 9th, says the re-
ports from the interior Of Michigan are Of the
most alarming character. The fly is doing cXtciI-
siye damage, and from many Of the lest wheat
rountIies, moi more than enough To supply home
wants is Anticipated.
4 letter frum Valparaiso. Indiana, Of the 4lI,
in the Eniotl, Tays the what crop is so entirely
cut OH AT that place. that ;he farmers will not
raise enough fol sced. And the Springfield gu.
linois) Journal informs Us that one-half OF the
land soNed in wheat, in that section, has been
ploughcd UP and planted in corn, and that the
other half will NOT produce more than half crop.
The La Grunge (sio.) Free Press is Of opir-
ion that there will he not one-tenth part Of the
wheat raised in that county this season thai there
was last. The corn CROP on the other hand, pro-
misos an abundant harvest.
The Bayou Sara (I.a.) Ledger represents the
cotton crop in that region. heretofore thought to
be in had condition, making rapid strides,
under the influence Of a general season, To lis
usual growth at this period Of the. year. Viii
continued favorable weather il anticipates large
ciop. The corn crop also promises well. ...
The Norfolk Herald says: From our own OBJ
serva,on during jaun, TO the country day oil
two ago, as well as the rport Of others, we cal
saatc that the corn is every where growing finely
II is not so high as il usually is at this season
owing to the cool weather, but is strong and heal
thy. and gives undoub,ed assurance Of full crop
The wheat harvest has commenced on th'
Roanoke and Chowan, and we are gntified 4
learn that the report Of the crops generally We
~ favorable. -.-@-