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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-13
NEW CONCERN.
GUGGENHEIWER s. UNTERMYER

Cheap Cheaper! Cheapest -
DRY GOODS NM READY .hibE thOIfiN"
At WnDLES If RETAIL.
,J,fIR undersigned has catri themselves eFf'h'i
far the purpose uenEa general lirY ''oeds aud
tIlihlng ba.,sss. respectfully ai'n their eni- and the
ppbl.a hat they receiving nm the Northern eit'o'
splen4d 'tarh lt
DRY {. % ID s
suitable r the SPRING aud 81 MINER s"a'an, embracing
every article .lde= anl tancmens Wa, a'l ot winch
Tho rubc are ,,d 10 cali saI 'NAmne before upfelast
slcs.hetr " lnyea to- ,tiu assortment ri HATS and
CAPS BOOTS auI II us, with splendid and genoral
assortment II
rtSCY ARTICLES,
all Of ~ hrh offered IT unusually ipw pures Cail and
ser a. anil We l-1rl that loh VIII be pleased with
p,cs nr Gp5d-, are determined - sell low,
having purchased Tor ash IL. are4o receiving 'plen-
did assortment Of
Ready Made Clothing,
purrhasrd hy them ip \Sll at unusually nw prices, ly
the, esbie Ia "le great inducements to
the public, as any sinlat rstlh shmcnt
They would particularly call lhc attention 4 COUNTRY
MERGIIN NIS' and others l. ti,ir Wholesale Prices be
eyng that thy viii dnl ito thur interest To give lhcm a
ca and CANINE then stock hs9re going httte East he
goat lseites winch they cus in purchasing thcf sppl,cs
enable III m with confidence that their GOODS
Will be sold a, Richmond Prices. ............
y. GrGGENIE1MER,
/ ttNlERAiN Et.
Ami s-ts Grtrlii, Rniil,nes, tf5fH House
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-13

4 kE receiving and opening their stock ol SPil NJ
n GOODS, winch cnmptses SOME oi the most beautiful
goods brought L,nehbnrg Their stock consists IN
part oi the following:
Boots oi all styles and qualities,
Sbofs <
feehe Paris and Philadelphia st.le' Of lai', Of No
extra Mpleskm.-- also silk Angola, &c &c,
Russi,, Brush, pratl, and toney Hats,
Beaver Hats of ddlcr,ut styl,s,
llans5riaus and Slauchos u all styles,
Capsul the latest and most fashionable style,
NJ icnny tiud
!. sdirs RIDING Hat fcuiircly ncW)
Infants Hats, lufnans, S<e.
IrlnA- at al sizes and quallcs,
spl,nIil stock Of sIpct Bag,
Saiehcl-, faew stycs)
Beautiful assortment II Gents t'aiierf,
Umhrc las nf an .izrs and qualities.
Those Of good and cheap goods in our line would
10 well 10 give Us call and stork intend
to sell low j. W b ). -. KUABOUhH
Ami 22-uts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-13
" TIC r..

DEIN(s DESTROYS making house comfortable public
ID convenience have fitted up and furnished number OF
uodious and store where gentlemen
can accommodated with lodgings tr the night by the
adoption al this plan e. extensively Prac'ed IN Europe
and the Northern citc arriving IN the city, as well
residents, will be enabled bedding by the day
week month; and By eating in the Ordinary at such times
NAV suit their inclination convenience will have only
reasonable price for what they get, thereby saving
large and boarding house bills As the enterprise
novel Tor tins latitude, Earnestly invite pubic attention
to it.
My vctualing department is kept well supplied, usual
with the best the market affords.
JAMES SIMPSON,
North side OF Main st near the corner OF l2th
May 30 4w Richmond, Va
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-13

tIiniTHe LECTURERS.
MFllCINE-Prof II. !. IInce.
SGRGERY--prot II. s Newton.
r. Ii eeuan, NJ u, Anatomical De'uonstraor.
The fees Tor full ailccturcs amount 10 SlO5
Each Professors ticket Sl5. Ma,rcula,ersS5. Demon
sitatof's fee $40 Graduation $50.
those desiring further information will please address their
letters (ost pad 10 the Dean, and students arriving nthc
city will please call on linn at the Commercial Hotel
II. 5. NEWTON, VI. u,
DEAN fine Factffy
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-13

VNATERHOUSE & POTTER aave now in store
and daily receiving FROM n York complete assort-
ment OF CLOTHING, CLOTHS, CASSIMERES YES.
TlNGS and furnishing GOODS, ofevery description
and auay,t whehthey invite the attention oil heir friends
and the public to examine.
Store formerly occupied by Whittcmore * CO., three
doors below /. ID. Jenninss's Commission Store.
Oct S-ts
4 LARGE LOT MOUNTAIN LIME in barrels.
"A Nai i. j ECIIolS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-13
ROBERT TINSLEY, e.


NNlHFRST z. IT., MY
Thep parties will take notice that have appointed We'd
neday the 10th day July, to take the accounts m
the foregoing order specified; which day at Inc hon "
I'D O'clock A. NJ they requested TO attend at my ONCE
with their accounts vouchers, and copies OF court papers
prepared for examination and settlement.
ROBERT TINSLEY, Spl Comf'
Nav levin
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-13

GoOD COFFEE AT LOW PRICES.-55 bags Rio,
" Lagura and Java Coffee laid in since the decline in
prices OF Coiee, and IN which am prepared to offer induce
ments TO dealers.
Nav Pts JAS T. WILLIAMS
rALF SKINS just received an assortment OF French
~ and Philadelphia Calf Skins.
Nav Cts f.. LOCKWOOD
BLANKS FOR sale at THIS OFFICE
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-13

MArrRASSES, BEDSrEApS, s.. &c.-Cmei Hair,
vi Cotton aud Shuck Maftfassc, Bedstcads Of all kinds
Cane and W indsor Chairs, at low prc,s 10 close.
MOSBY \ hon .COMBF,
NAV 27-,s Aucts and Com Nlerchts,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-13
ANTHONY & EMERsO
DOUBLE ACTING ROTARY CHI1pN

nHYHnY n n
.,,,tr a,,an,;oa =, al nairrn'aa .n1 onohN
/ a,I h,,,ar i srI e;,.d a. an ~ 2is ihere TIA
- -, - ;a,,;, loaI;nr a. u, On o The mtrlls
, ~, ad l i % he mat upon in.es'i
Common sense Churn ever brought before aatGal and
, w., ,h ,ams aLni 'ne universal approba-
~ - ~; rr,; -, ,a,; ukin.hts oil all who
,le MOI =, lie me,;is " f"''ip'es' furnish am
Read The following notices of the Press:
he oeta'lho l tils ouih before the farmers Club in
wilmington, be IS 'aas related by Coli S skinner ed
t9r o, ,he r'"ugn' the i-ooh' ana an'il
Until dinner announced, the chief on wa, VI,
anthony famous :" Donbte .fchng Rotary Chmn, which
Mr. Emerson had brought down from Phad, pla that the
members mic hit have ocular demons alton f Il. n,,a
Like Mae'ze with his chcsspayer, Mr. Emerson expos
ed the interior to show that there was no witch witch.
craft ABOUT h-ahd 'fay " Whole cohtfNanee seemed
be simple saltbox. Two gallons o fresh milk were
theroupon poured INTO IL AND every u led stop
watch To note it, rerionce-six minutes being allowed
Dddt IN favor OF time Away went the churu, turning
hight as he, old gindstone IN the country, down
t" the size OF breakfast plate AMI behold at the end of five
minutes the operator took off The and exposed the bu
tyareons tces finely separated from The milk ready
to be served up submitted sense at the dinner
table,
We always take pleasure in Recommending to the public all
labrsavns and useful inventions One OF the bes, which
we have seen Tor long time Is Anthony f. ersons Dou
BILE Acting Rotary Chun AT the churning Yesterday at II
o'clock, good butter made hom sweet milk three
ucs We understand that the proprieors rapidly dspos
ing Of the rights Tor the different States, and seems
to afford admirable partuniiy tor safe and profitable
inyesment.--.N6fth american and U. s Gazette.
Double .2ctng Rotary Chtun.-Ihs Is Of those
pie inventions which calculated 10 be very useful be-
cause they are truly lbor-saNng we have seen butter
made in three minutes from milk bought IN streets,
which was not likely to be very pnre-Datiy Sun
a Paitta5le Hrentonln despite OF the wisdom OF Sol
omon there is something "urning up" almost every
day but nothing the way Of inventions
icultua pu, poses prom valuable results
does and extremely simple Ch1n, which has been
invented aud patented by couple of Eastern gentlemen
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-13
MEMPHIS INSTITUTE.
.MEDIC.qL DEP.9RTME.N'T.

.MEDTC.3L DEPARTMENT,
lNIIE regular oil Lectures IN this Institute VIII
the first of November and continue until
the last II February The Anatomical Department will he
opened and ready receive students blythe h OF October
The Medical Department will be under the direction OF the
following
u u q + T. y q II y.
r. freeman, NJ D. lroic-saru Anatomy.
X \. Newton, NJ. - Professor oi surgery.
II ]. llrc NJ -, Professor OF Theory and Practice OF
Medicine
W. Byrd Powell NJ. d., Professor of Physiology, Pathn
ogy, Mnrrslogy and Geology.
King NJ u Professor of Matcra Mcdica, Therapeutics
and Medical Jurisprudence,
J. Milton Sanders, NJ -, Professor Of Chemistry and
Pharmacy
j. wilson, NJ -, Professor Of Obstetrics and Diseases
ol Women and Children.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-13

+ AIDES SHOES-Just received, an assortment OF La
1dies Shoes, Jenny L;nd>," Blu kins, Slippers &c
Nav It's LOCKWOOD
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-13

6 d O A C R E S ,

$40 A C R E S,
About one hall he cleared, and the residue well tim
hered nver bottom and large portion
II he residue the tract the finest muiattp sou The
ANAL 81 the lanes River and kanaNa Company nearly
completed hy tbs Plantations the navigation bring slack
water nearly tie whole d the iarm, which Is protect
ed on the river .ile by high rip rap wall
This Tract oil and lies we'll being Southern exposure,
Is situated good ncighbbood and is the finest estate
now ur sale IN he coany Of RpckDudRe,
Purchasers invited TO attend 1t Is not often that
sch tract ii lad Is brought into the market.
TERNS--Gas in hand sufficient tapay the expenses OF
the and eteds Of one, two and thteo
years. In EQUAL I'm ns; rhe purchaser executing bonds
with security and the title retained until Tie pur-
chase money IS rsid
Petaps " ishng further ninrma will call the sub
schcr in Lexington John F Greenec residing at Green
let = erry.
The sale will commence ~ - o'cio, X, NJ
JAMES u DAVIDSON, Com.
June 6-wtlsJy-s54 Lexington, Va,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-13
JOS. B NoWLIN.
Grocer and Commission Agent.
IYNCHBUR(s, VA.

UIUCCl duu OUlllIllSSlUll ASCAt,
LYNCHBURG, VA
las in store aud receiving large and general stock
OF Goods which he would call the attention oi pur-
chasets In his stock may be found
Brown Sugar, Tea and Table Spoons,
LAT do Meal Siitcrs,
Clarified do Cloths,
Green and black Tea, Cassimctcs,
Salt, NestiugS, Goods.
Rolled Iron, Linen and Cotton Pant
Country do Nankeens,
Hoop do Mpaccas,
Shear Steel, Lawns,
Cast do Gmgham.,
Blsth do Caeoes,
M5asses. Broand bleachd Domestic,
do syrup, Irish Linen,
Tanners Oil, Bed rirks,
Mackerc, Plaid Cottons,
Load aud shot, SILK and Cotton Hdkls
Iaac and Blasting Powder, Combs
Coffee Mills, Suspcndcrs
Curry Combs, Mems and ladies' Shoes,
Spades and Shovols, Fur and silk Hats,
Trarc Chains, Palm Leaf do
Table Cutlery,
With many other arti les suited to The trade all of which he
will sell low Tor cash, exchange FOR country produces
pmeual customers on short credit.
March 25--tS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-13
NEW LIVERY STABLES.
UHynubIe Land for Sale.

UHyHubIe Land (Os. Sale.
DY Virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law
ID aud Chlnefy for the county Of Bedford pronounced on
the 2Gh dav of APRIL 1917 in the OF Jordan A. Davis
aud others Benjamin ~ Hnhson and Others, |
shall Thr.day the 10th day Of May next, Floyd
House sell auction, credit If aud years,
the four fpwing TR ATS OF LAND. lying in the
ty 81 Flovl These lands we'll worthy the attention
persons hing purchase land This OF the State
One Tract of $50 Acres,
- lying on the head waters OF Vests or Meadow
- Creek, known as The Der Park adj lining The
Ei31 lands formerly belonging Ia Major Thos Good
W son, abou' five six miles East Of the Court
-~aA-- House. \ considerable portion oil this land is
cleared aud in cultivation.
One Tract Of $50 .1CrcS.
living ON the main fpt Greasy Creek, adjoining the
I9nds Of John Bon,an John Wade and Of hers This said
or ten mics Southwest Of the Court House,
one Trars OF 100 Heres,
lyn,, on the Indian Greek adjoining The lands Of
Dunn others situated about IL miles West Of the Court
House.
And one other Tract of II3 Acres,
lying on The nth East fork nj Little River in the neigh
bou hood Of John Helms Jacob Sr ers and Others abou,
five miles North East OF the Count House.
All these lands good quality and are well adapted to
grazing well the growth ograin Pas with coul
and distances made out by recent surveys accompanied
bp title papers will he shown the dav o sale per-
SON wishing to examine pats and title papers before the
day Of them at the Clerks Office OF Floyd eonn-
The sa viii he condnctcdbvt the Commissioner himself
The purchaser will be required To give bonds with good
personal security lien the lands to the pur
chase money.
Selling as Commissioner shall convey the said lands by
deed with special warranty only
Chrstiansburg, Aprils-wtol6M.
PoSTPONEMCNT.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-13

TuNliE attention oil all l5aifymen, and persons
i good butter, Is solicited to examination al ~, la
OF the above invention, feeling confident that non n
CATION and trial, Will be pronounced the practice, I
Churn ever brought before diserinins
public. The abundant testimonials, the universe, anns
ton, and the spontaneous Acknowledgements of ali
the Churn in operaiion OF examine it'prnepes furnish
pie proof vi its merits, '
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-13

WORN AND OArS-We have in store, and shall AWAY,
~ keep on hand. supply OF CORN and OATS, which We
VIII sell low Tor cash. SMl rHSON 4 SrAIlIAM.
June Cts.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-13
Read the following notices of the Press.

We always take pleasure in recommending to The public all
labnrsaving and useful inventions One OF the best which
we have seen Tor long time is Anthony eson's ou.
BILE Acting Rotary Chun. At the chuning Yesterday at
o'clock good butter made hom milk three min
utc We understand that the propeors rapidly dspos-
of the rights Tor the different States, and
TO afford admirable partunly tor safe and profitable
ent-.North american and o. s Gazette.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1850-09-27
THE MARKETS.

FAYETTEvILLE.-Cotton IL to u Ia;
Corn 80 to IS; Flour Sc TO $50; Cotton
yarn Is cts. "A brown sheeting 8 cts;
7-S do. Z IL; Osnaburgs 10.
PETERsBURG.-Tobacco, Ordinary Tugs
$3.50 to $50; good and fine, sweet, 9 10
II; good IL 10 to 1913; fine manufactur-
ing 70 to 81. Cotton dull and declining at
IL IL. Wheat 81 to ia for white;
very Indifferent, in great quantities COM
ing to market, which sells at SO to 80
cents. Bacon, hog round 7.25 to 7.50;
hams 9 to 10, shoulders $5.25 to $50,
Mackerel from 5.25 TO $3.50. Flour
from $50 to So ga.
MISUNDERSTANDING, virgin diI
from $50 to 1856; Resin from 81 cts
to 90. Spirits from % 10 to % "a
Tar $1.25. Corn from so to SO cents
Hams scarce at 10 cents, hog round 8 1-2
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS new, $2.2!
to 2,28, old EOS TO 9.l5; hard los t
lilo. Tar 81 to leo. Bacon $50 t
Ia. Corn 50 to $50 per Dbl.
CHARkESToN-Cottor II a ID; Bacon
f Hams 8 TO II. Sides and Shoulders 5 I
6 IL; Lard 6 10 10 8 IA; Rice 8 to 8 3-e
Rough Rice 10 to 80; Sack Salt IS to &C
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1850-09-27
ADVERTISEMENTS
suns ut GRnlpRranrf,

THE Annual Session Of the Grad Division
4 of the Sons of Temperance, will mine
in the City Of Raleigh, on Tuesday, the 18th
day Of October, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
1t being made the duty of the Grand Scribe
to notify Subordinate Divisions, Quarterly, Of
the pro rata amount necessary 10 meet the sala-
ry Of the Travelling Agent Of the Order, this
method is adopted for giving notice that 3 cents
per member it is Thought will be sufficient To
meet said contingency and it is very desirable
that the respective amounts be transmitted to
the G. s. with the Quarterly Returns, or be
sent up by their Representatives 10 the G. ID.
in October.
At the April Session of the G. d. the ques-
ton of Annual, Semi-Annual or Quarterly Ses-
siUus Of that body, was referred for final actiuu
to the October Session; it is therefore desirable
that Representatives come up prepared 10 re.
fleet the wishes OF their Division upon this
question.
As many matters will come up for action a
the October Session, involving the vital inter
ests of the Order, it is important that every
Division in the State be represented.
A. NJ. GORMAN, G. S.
September 25, 1850. 5-tmgd.
% Communication will please copy.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1850-09-27

DIED.-On Friday afternoon, the 18th in
slant, Of quick consumption, Esther Cuonley,
wife Of L. K. COOnley, in the 3Srd year Of her
aye.
She was the first female that attached her
name publicly to the total abstinence pledge, in
the city Of Richmond Va.-and it was so unpop-
ular at that time, in that part Of Virginia, for
ladies to mite in the good cause, that objections
were made, on the ground, that . it was ont Of
place for ladies 50 to dO-as they would thereby
disgrace themselves-by seeming TO admit that
they were drunkards." She was the first f.
male that publicly sang temperance songs and
hymns in Richmond, which is now very popu-
lar. She was the the first Daughter Of lem
perance in Richmond, and Instituted Pocahon-
las Union, which was very Furnishing wher
she left there. After removing TO this city, sht
drew her card from Virginia, and became
member Of Martha Washington Union, Of thi.
city. Many a poor fallen inebriaie has founc
nourishment, encouragement, and a shelter freu
the sneers Of the world, by her true WashIngio
nian spirit. She became a member Of the Rev
Mr.. Leakin's church protestant EpiscopaD il
this city, and died happy in the blessed hope o
eternal joys.-BalimOre Fountain.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1850-09-27
new BOOK STORE,
JUST OPENED TWO DOORS ABc

OPENED TWO DOORS ABOVE
r. SMITHS STORE.
RALEIGH. NJ. e.
THE Subscriber has Just opened Book Store
) in Raleigh, two doors abuye Mr.. Richard
Smiths Store, where he offers Ia the pablo
SCHOOL BOOKS,
OF almost every description, together with q
large collection of
RELIGIOUS WORKS,
From the Pens Of eminent authors Of the differ
ent Denominations alss,
STATIONERY,
OF excellent quality all Of wkich he proposes
10 sell on very reasonable terms.
Any Book not on hand at psesee can be e.
dered and received by the Subscriber in a few
days, and he will be prompt to fulfil alI~0rders
from town or county.
JOHN w. oNEAL.
Z Raleigh, Sept. IL. rs At.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1850-09-27

At the conclusion Of the second speech,
the Temperance Sign was sung by q few Of
the brethren. A short time was then spent
in social converse with the ladiesan athens;
when the crowd were invited to partake Of .
sumptnous and plentiful dinner. After all
had satisfied themselves abundantly, there
being som appearance Of rain, the compa-
ny were desired to repair to the Court House,
which was done in double quick time, many
Of the Sons with a fairer portion under his
umbrella.
Bro. Oliver Copeland, Of Victory Divis-
ion, was then introduced and entertained US
three quarters Of an hour in one of the most
amusing pOetical satires upon d~ramdrink.
ing and dram-sellers, we ever listened to-
He said that alcohol had been slapped SO fire.
quently there was no place left unslapped,
but he intended to slap him again or the old
bruises. He was as good as his word, and
such another slapping he gave the old fellow
, as was astonishing to HaAfar. He was do
Gently and deservedly well slapped, and
much to the pleasure and satisfaction Of BIZ
auditors, who were kept in a roar Of laugh
; ter during most Of the time. This species
: Of Temperance hcturing is unique and on
ginal and would do good, we think, in print
r 1t was marked by good sense, wit, sarcasm
and fun, and does great credit to the paint
9 ing abilities of its accomplished author; AM
: if he is as good a hand at painting the hu
], man face Divine, (Which is his prOSession) a
he is at painting the many enormities Of In
D temperance, he deserves a liberal patronag
as a artist. The speaking over, the Diyil
ion met and initiated five with the prospec
Of several more soon. All adjourned an,
went quietly home, pleased with the exercise
Of the day, except a few unfortunate inebr
ates who made themselves ridiculOusly cor
spieuous in making a noise in the streets.
: Yours, in L. P. l. F.
s. Y. NJ.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1850-09-27

faces among US, but hardly ever say a WORD
against us. Hard by, south, west and east,
there is a mighty hue and cry raised against
us by the church, the drunkard, and last,
not least, the distillers. Ofthe last, there are
two who come out openly and swear h0stil-
iy to our cause the other is our enemy,
but worse than the first, he tries to disguise
the fact by going to all our public meetings
and getting deep in the ranks Of the Sons
when seated hearing the addresses. He
says all that he can,s lyly against us makes
cider good and sweet, keeps it until it gets
hard and will sparkle in the gourd, and then
stills it into brandy. then sells to the poor
drunkard to make him poorer and his family
more miserable, and get a few dimes for hil
own use but he is not a poor man, he de
MES this, he has a fine plantation, negroes
and large orchards on every side, and doe
all he can to keep his neighbors from joining
us, though we get one once in q while.
We have only had to turn out 5 since W,
commenced, one has died, 3 others hav'
been sick. The members we have now,
think win stick to the good cause they hav
espOused. We have carried peace and haE
piness to houses where drunkenness and dis
cord reigned unmolested.
will lastly give you description of on
! members We have the youth just rising i
I, life, the middle aged, and hoary head "
!. have farmers, carpenters, blacksmiths, cal
rage makers, shoe makers, tanners, tailorl
I merchants, and doctors; a good colony, 20
It say F.; so it is, and we never intend to sto
$ subduing the forest, until we clear our happ
land of the forest Of whisky drinkers, an
n brier patches Of sellers, and sink holes
distillers. / must close.
e Yours, in L. P. & F. UNUS.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1850-09-27

SuSsBuRY Div, No. ia, Sept. %, 1850.
Bro. GoRMAN No doubt you would be
pleased to know how we are getting on in
this low country, where King Alcohol is
made to perfection, and drank to the des-
truction Of many. We were organized the
24th Of August with 8 we now number
some Is, with 6 petitions before the Diyi-
sion ; and l can say with truth, that every
Brother is g up and doing" But We need
help and 1 wish you would aid us in get
ting u worthy Brother P. s. White to Wis.
it this section, for / know Of no part Of OuI
State where we could do more good than he
can in this and ether counties near. Thu
district Of Edenton consist Of ten counties
and in these we have some ten Divisions, 81
Of which are in the good old county o
Northampton. Now / know no reason VIII,
every county should not have several. ]
Bro. White will only inform us when he cal
visit US, we will make every arrangement I
receive him IN "LOve Purity & Fidelity.
We would not insist on ii, if we did not b.
lieye much good could be done.
hope he viii come, and come soon, an
aid us 70 swell the number Of Divisions ca
Of the Chowan-
1 remain yours in L, P. &F.
WIN. J. HUNTER, w. A.