Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-08-01
The Harvest, Cr0ps. &C,


! very encouraging reports Of the harvest ane
growing crops:
/ Gfeea}yi19 he LowiSburg Chrouiel,
/ says: Our harvest is late but the grail
! is now lipening rapidly. Many of our farm.
erS are pretty we'll advanced with their har
vest. The rust, at places, has affected the
wheat slightly, but VIC arc confident thai
Grcenbrier has never made such an abun-
dance Of wheat i'll any former year. Tho
yield per acre will be good, and then there
being so much more sown than usual, We
really cheering to the consumer, and the
farmer has no cause to complain at the pros
pect of reduced prices, for God has blessed
him beautifully. The oats crop is good
the grass elegant and the prospect for corn
improving. The past ten days have improved
the corn wonderfully The prospect for a
fine crop, is cheering.
Frederich. The Winchester Republican
says: There has not been for many years
so pleasing promise of an abundant crop
Of oats as there is this season in this section
and there never has been known such cnor-
mously tall stalks of this grain Last week,
we had notice of stalk five feet and a
half III height and an inch and quarter in
Tbo y;ro;n;,n s.,s. W. rcaro, q 1o,rn
that manv folds Of late wbeat h his and
the adjoining counties, heretofore very pro-
missing, have within Il few days past been
y.bolIy drs3royoJ Tbcrc ;s also n,ncb groon
%bnat rb;.l,; = + now believed vii, 90 40,
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g,;t,41egn5a TIE n.nyille Bcnnb,;eap
ave ill.,. - Ito seaso.,g in ,l,;s ae..io,
Nv facn ms, such ~ arc bcst calc,,la.cd IN
'.becr ,,,e baart e the ,lsn,or ana NV Inn
an ,,..ar,nro ~ ) f5l, and aifnJ5af rc,ng.
,t;o t,ar T. l,hor Tho wheat b.s loon
I,ar@rsi'd and IS considered sore ITas =,
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uute" III tl4dt stOtl'H hItttth tint Htei't3t J g
th" anelent gentleman, the Oldest NIL :
taut.o The crop IS moi only one CT the
largest ever produced N chat section, but
he quality q tic grain is yery Superior.
5 sfeeimen 81 the crops raised We nag
state that in many fields rs mnct as so u
~ bushels to the acre have been produced.
|.8srsoa. The Free Press says: Oar
farmers viii complete Tier i heat Harvest
this week. Much delay vas caused BY tae
irrcgularity Of the wheat maturing consc-
qncntly the farmers have had te hurry, ur
The crop ~ 40 fie;.na full one, IS Gsyef-
thclcss better in the average than last year.
y for the Corn crop, without some unlook-
cd for disaster, we are inclined 10 believe
that the yield will be greater than at any
Their period il our recollection.
Aaaa@he. Tie Eeptbiean sdJs. Tor
the week past we have had here the usual
extreme summer heat, and our farmers
.as.de de nost Of it to secure their abundant
wheat crops. ! small portion Of the wheat
still remains To be harvested The oat crop
two weeks and = more abundant cat era6
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