BY HIS EXCELLENCY HENRY w. EDW ARDS, GoUernor of the State of Connecticut,
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PROCLAMATION.

 In perpetuation of revered institution, do appoint Thursday the thrtieth day of November next, to be observed day of Thanksgiving. Praise and Prayer to God. And invite all the people of the State to de- vote that day to such observances appropriate to Christian thanksgiving

 Particuarv ;c assemble with their pastors and re- eious teachers in the- usual places of worship, and render thanks to our Heavenly Father, for the many blessings He has bestowed upon us collectively and ndividually-especally for his care of us, and the kindness He has manifested towards us, in the year which is now dra wing to close-n continuing to the blessing of peace with foreign nations and among ourselves-in giving us season of health, and saving us from wasting and desolating sckness-in causing bring forth its fruits in unusual abundance, and at time when we are euffering from our own wayward- ness showerng upon us His richest temporal blessings And also to supplcate Him that He would open our eyes to the difficulties which surround us, and enable to discover and steadastly pursue that path, which will give happy issue out of all Of themthat He would prosper the efforts for the discovery light and truth, and for their diffusion in the earth-that injus tice, violence and contention may cease and that all He would continue to us our inestma. be civil, and religious privileges-that He would fos- ter agricultural manufacturing and commercial inter- finally, that He may lead each one of us safely and prosperousy through the journey ofe and at last receive into the mansions of rest where we shall obtain joy and gadness, and where sorrow and signing shall flee away.'

 New.Haven, this twelfth day of October, in the year of our Lord, one thusand eight hundred and thirty seven, and of the Independence of the United States

 HENRY W. EDWARDS. By his Excellency's command,