Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-28
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The Ohato lille J en- 50 ysi we Waes,
ID t6at section Is neatly ready fot the tlesle and
the quality Of tits believed, to te better Than fol
yeats ptstj some farmers say they have mol had
such wLeat lot the last len ytatsf Ia SOUTHWEST
Virginia tbe ay hssdole much aaassei bal as pn'
usually large quantities Of wheat were sown, The
haresI,ittseSpecsed, will be fat mote abundant
than Usual, q
Iiatyest will commence on The Easieln shoFe o.
maryland This week, The Easion Gazette says q
yefy violent lhaais, sIot@ pasted oYet that eoun-
" on Thutslay nigh. The wheat has been Sety
much ptostnted, aud fuucbofi ~ Y! is feared, will
" LOST, as II will rdt on The ground, While the
crop will be exceedingly difficult % harvest,
Aleitet from steubenSllle, Ohio, presents The
following sbeeting pictures
Tie recent heavy taihs have mote thoroughly
sAlutAlel The cath than Il has been Fol more Than
a year past, In consequence our brooks and Nv.
eli DIE more swollen than Is usually The case al
Ills season Of The yeatt The Ohio river, which a
year ago, and usually al lLl4 season. WOs so low
as 10 almost wholly impede steamboat navigation,
Is How fDli and In fne Stage fot The largest class
boats. Vegetation, stimulated by abundant mois.
lVte and genial Wattnlh, Is most tank. TIE taIRt'
etyeloIceS Ia tile prospect o superintendent elopsi
and tile consumers III town take courage Ia The
honeof again eallhg cheap bteAJ, AS YET, neither
6liSbt nor leY6uiiig insects have nolesied The
glowing wlepl, whose ian k stalks wave graceful.
Yin tue gentle bteeae. Tile prospect fot aDun.
dance of fruit II also most oleefips, Already Is
Il necessary 10 prop The heavy alen bouehs 10 pie.
vent their breaking. From pltsent itldicati rs
This year will BE- dlelbOtpble as one Of plentiful
crops. s F
The Sapdetssille Georeian says that lie crops
are remarkably fine. Cotllis falling, and we have
head Of wheat selling 81 s per blshel, about as
low as II ever gets, The forward corn Is now
rapidly siSlny and lassslihg, aud farmers are In
hish splits, fa
AleItst from Mississippi says the etops In That
State ate as luSutiant as ardent lovers Of Indian
Coin OF admirers q plump Cotton bales could wish
1.-The Ptaitis loan bsipg sdfaitably adapted 70 the
Of these gleat staples, The talgs have
been abunatRt datipg The month, not only benefit.
Ing vegetation, but alfotdlBg pleasant days and
COOL, inYigotattug nights,
The County was never looking fnst-all over
Long Island, 81 least. Corn Is waiting dty, hot
WehtHelt Ysk " Hhs q NeAhlly lV0A1 w llehk 10
looking suPsiblyt The late heavy taihs have
',lOlgfd" It y some fields GAS !, abundant and
good, III mfadows and pastutes. Fruit promises
display Is beyond description. Tie feeling is
general That tJod'htltes must Come down. The
potato crop was never 50 sood-by waYof a prom.
ise II tans and logs DO tlot inelete, Long Island
will teap het greatest harvest This Fall Ltp York
Mirror.
rns osots,-we clip the following from the
EsstSn tMd.) Gazette.
There was ptolmcte,l rain on Sunday, Mon.
day aud TUESDAY, and on Tuesday night one Of
,le most fsat[ll thunder storms 1t was ever our lot
10 witness. The wheat has been Yefy much ptos.
ttaeJ, and much Of II must be LOST, as II will rot
OIL The ground, while tile whole crop will Ge e1-
ceedilgly dinioulL " harvest, Harvest will eoil
lllelce next week.
The Denton (Atd,) News, OF Saturday, has The
fOllowinst
We have al list hal an abundance Of Iain.-
Corn, especia lyon light la1ds looks remarkably
well, and oats will YET teach respectable height,
and Yield q toletaIie crop. The prospects for on
oton OF eaTly potatoes were never belief
The harvesting Of eatIy varieties OF wheat has
but the general harvest Will not com.
mence befOte lie Isl vi july With tegatd TO the
probable Yield, accounts differ, but twill, II Is
GENERALLY believed, fall below an ayefage, some
say one.foutll. Featsate nov entertained OF rust
The Rockville tAId.) Journal, Of Saturday last,
says,
we have had very fine tain since OUT last Is.
sue, which will gteaiIy improve The wheat aud
olhet crops. From present Indications, we shall
soon be relieved from famine prices. Accounts
from every section Of The country are highly cheer.
luz, and II nothing occurs IL plight tile prospects,
We shalt have a Gountiful yeat, The fruit crop
In this county will he Unusually large. Corn,
oas, and, In fact, bfeadstillls and feed Of every
description have taken RAPID fall, and will con-
tinue 10 come down 10 prices eteatly below What
they ate now. The prospect Of heavy crops In
The county. and harvest 10 lteat Of hand, has
brought plout This change. Some Of our latlgtts
will commence harvesting In tell 0t twelve days
ffom this time.
A letter ftom Montpelier, Vermont, dated June
10, to the editor Of the N. Y, Post, says;
For two weeks past vegetation In this sicinNy
has been advancing EapIdlS Tile heavy tains we
had In the (otepatt OF lie month have pt.duced
great change In The Appearance Of all our crops,
Asyet, however, we have had but very little warm
weatheTj much ofthe time II has been cold and
windy. Com has consequently gown but very
little. Tile wottlG, too, have male great havoc
among lie corn. The prospects al present fot q
lage ctop think nte Onlayotalle, Glass, tlle
most Important fall with Vermont farmers, Is now
glowing finely,
L. ", TlzEwELL,.-Tle other day Rr'Goy.
etnot Tazewell VI Virginia, now eighty.fOui years
Of pse, was warranted BY the city inspector Of Nor.
folk 10 answer before the Mayors court Tie clatge
OF permitting nuisance OH his pfenlists. Tie
Ex, Governor conducted his own esse, the peacot
says, with hands itet1llolls eyes partially dinlned
and voice husky, but with mind apparently I'M
impaired, the lest Of Ills genetatt0n Of The Dol
STOOL up 10 plead Ills own case bef0te Mayor,
court lie still displayed lie Eteat legal aculnen
aud extraordinary abilities which won him stct
celebrity al the bar, In our highest State courts and
The Surteme Court OF tile United States Thirty odd
years ago. The chatge was dismissed. Mt, Toe.
we'll was member OF The Senate wllsu jackson
was chosen President, and, during the early stage
Of Ills Admins was Ills abieSt supporter In
thai body. Subsequently he went into opposition,
ptefetfine Nj, Calhoun 10 Mt. Van liuftn.
Gen, Jackson Offered him the mission 10 London
before lie appointment was given to aif, SlcLane,
and nioR6sed that he Should undertake revision
Of OUT tariff sNtsRl by means Of treaty with The
British Government, Nj, Tazewell was fee.
trade mani and earnestly desired 10 get nd Of The
protective feature Of our iInpost system, but he
declined The appointment, undtt the conviction
that the Constitution did not Sest liz authority fol
that purpose 10 Tie treaty making power. Jack.
sons notion Of constituting The Constitution as he
sioni but The idea found no favor will The Old Viz.
grta statestnauj aud, beng conscientious man,
10 argued Tie question with Old Hickory until he
@as Induced 10 abandon The scheme,