Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-22
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car pDpT1CE IN VIRGINIA.

TOI.pDD TaGE IN SIktii.,.l.
A. M areut of the American Tract Society it becomes
NV n.y al the termination of each quarter 10 resr m 81.
.rnt Ia the managers a. the Society {" my o., u r. @
an ,hosr ui others connected "l ~; u. 'u a. bi l.
nly nr the dcsl.tntc with religious knowds'. ana M -
c M lcss To- The fri ni5 and patrons OF e institution .'n
ia ,h Ca.nittee who dispos" oi 'hr cfh1i'icS c''ta
- "a Fl /. Drcsumrd Ihlt m Other nroory ~ Eeses
~ lar a,.s brneGa This Ei;icr before The public - All
ws.o w;h web country will only need to necoio r
wi;t the nim an. operations Of the 'oceiy 10 IN
:cr them 10 become Il; once is iEen md az
H. m oLs =, rs lat he glory 4{ tod and ste sirc
Thro are 7: present thtyi;e coipoFea-s in this field
rn;, resident: cf III: State. and mas; o. tem iaooin
IN ,ho .rr caiaias where thay have asic9 oi gear hcs
hsr indrca ana friends. Quarterly reports nave b'en re.
ceised om INT @ sven ,T "l mr. Gsi @ n.s7 l. r
i,yse service rendered. They have vtsi'e ana 10 mo-. 'a
sos he'd religious conversation ami prayer WIN . u
Of these 72 were without any religious Dnohs cS.ePt c
Ti" and os1 were dea,e of lie Bible 3"' "' these Id
miles .yer 60 To- c.ch Books haze III ms aare, neen
soM 10 The :hount nj s!,l2. 81 III "oui'''a a. ~
worth. or : Us volumes, nave oeeh s'' ' " ~ 49,
AMI desii;a,c. ;;x, e ,,, os
pr They haze held 3s. mee';n:s tor w"ssp Ia .o'iee
in with this and o:!er GhaTs. sy "i mem fai' cAe
size rcviys of religion Three of them ro!t -,u covos
an their field OF labor. These were gehslc1 III i';' 81
pro,rac:ci meetings when these coy, ''e,'' a.r ~ M
services ant tho books and tracts OF TIE So'fy wc ifoc!
,,, Thi-:r fo;;r conversions reported Ills quar-
=. r:,rch the reading of books and tracts. ooi oi
b a.. co,yarns are very striking and interesting from the
n,h ~ ,urean venrs 10 The headed mother o sew
cn,v6ye Racssders have been restored urnhSaf's re-
claimed and Saboathbreakers brought INTO INC house o
God as the resnli OF reading The books carried TO then
Eeyen new Sunday schools have been oundec and Is old
ores have been aided revived in some Q" The most desi
n,c nonns Of the State. Some OF these number stventy
s"hoIars i general attendance the Pnbls minstralor
Of The word is greatly increased deeper interest is fell IN
M usc of ..ucaton double The number ol school.o'oH'
are sold in many places. spirit oi inquiry is awakened
Many minds which four years ago were like The nncnsata
caste nre now showing signs q! fruit Our Tract PIier Is
workinc wonders In many solitary log cabin. ,s is
The whole expense OF the enterprise for SIX M Tins
a,sal ,lanat ti,tnQ
LACK af funds on the field is awin want Of Sen f ,h
piy and the want o: disposition on ne ,s call
acopc % give. great number nave re:'n&n. & =, ,ot ~.
made through the papers of t Ap which wa wa oo
to give so each 100 & to give in osr I'D st 10 raise
the par, OF The cause in yirrnia One gentleman mas mas
ESQ . have sysn Sss IT, '%a aad have
other M nfs are ssd mady ph
%ss, ,ssss To- ssn I'd
ne M Tho ann NECESSARY 10 e1pend IN Tie va
his vs,r ~, by mail 10 my address at LynehouFg virginia
unit! the Isl Ds'0"'0J j. CROSS, Sup Colp. for Virginia