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The CroPs-lhe spring, il will be remembered,
was unusually backward. The cool weather
which marked the commencement Of the season,
gave stinled appearance TO the crops, from which
some were very fearful il would not recover But
warm weather and seasonable rains have since
then effected wonderful change, and the prospect
for abundant crops, both Of corn and cotton, was
never more ha,teHng Some apprehension was
excited few weeks since by the appearance Of
worm, which some though, was the same that
destroyed the cotton last year; but, from wha, we
have recently heard, we are inclined TO think they
were mistaken Luck, they say, is fortune. II
the cotton crop, in this region, should have the
luck 10 escape contingencies, !, will contribute
considerably to the fortunes Of many.