Spring Barley—Sorghum,From information received from Messrs. Dunkle Kilqobe, of the Agricultural Store, we are satisfied that our farmers are intending to grow more Barley this seagjn, than they ever have before. It commands about the same price that wheat does, and the yield is much greater, which, of course, will make it more profitable for the farmer toraise. , ,We also learn that considerable inquiry is being made for the Sugar Cane or Sorghum Seed. From what little we have heard in the matter, we should not be surprised if quite a crop of Sorghum would be raised, and molasses and sugar enough manufactured therefrom to supply our County. We hope at least, to see a general trial made, and do not doubt but that a good article of syrup can be produced with but little expense.uafthofdceoefththlatothT1witilt;isoharwifateloblwlak