VOLUME 3-NO. 20.
SCBSCRit1iON PklCE s. u.
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more uniform in the mode Of cultivation. Ia
many mere outward regards, nature would appear
less afluent Of her bounties tn us ofhe far South.
while she is in fact benefeen; TO cverflowng.-
The past year hns been ono of the largest abund.
auce to him who ,is tho soil in this tropical cline.
While our warehouses are teeming with tho cost.
ly sweets of the juicy cane. whole feo,s of mcr-
chan'men are gathering hi,her TO wait hence. to
far distan; climes aud diTercn, races. tic vegta.
Bile foece which clothes our fields in autumn
richer far than that which tho fabed Jason sought
in tf'e good ship Argo. when with his ven,ureus
crew he set forth for Colchis. These glorious
products of our sol! bring back to Us hundred
fold the grains and uxuries Of less fcrvid clmcs.


Have we not then abundant reason to thank tho
Great Give- of nli good for his manifold bounties
unto US asa people Tho pes,ilonce, which goes
hand in hand with the exuberart fertility Of our
soil, He has warded off from US. The visitation
of His Providence. by which the immediate and
short-sighted hopes Of our husbandmen IN certain
districts within our borders Nave been blasted, He.
with all-seeing eve, directs to the continued co.


argement of our Vegetable wealth. Ii i, be then
unusual, under the institutions among which wo
live. to set apart days of thanksgiving ad praise
to God for his bounties at this tcemiGg season,
when they are pouring in upon us in all their
richness, tie will mol the less accept the unosten.
,ntous tribute of gratitude and alteration on this
cay. especially set npar. for his worship by the
Christian world.