Mid st of abundance but its evident impoverishment, ought to have suggested to us the necessity of na tive remedies for local errors; and the incongruity of English books upon agriculture, with the climates, soils and habits of the United States. This incon gruity by drawing ridicule upon imitators, too often extinguishes a patriotic ardour, and checksinstead of advancing improvement.

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