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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-06-08

Ju,t Received :snd in tore,
moo BOXES various brands Tobacco;
UAU 100 do, Scotch Snuff, in papers;
49 kegs CARROTS do do
IL bills Scntch and Rsppee do
Tidball's Mixture aud Maccuba, to order;
100 gross best Matches;
IS boxes u N. q Ms best Ink.
q Tobacco Cutters;
100 dozen assorted Snuff boxes;
us reamsa% assorted Cap Paper;
$50 do do Letter do;
60 gross Bonnet Boar ds p;
800 regms Crown and dUuble.Cto@n Paper;
600 do Cap, aud loo do Shoe do;
l2O do Manella aud Tea do;
70 bales Cotton Twine and Wicking
30 boxes best Pearl Starch;
gOOO superior imported Cigars;
1000 do Principe do;
600 Regalia, Panetela and Castillo do;
1000 Cazadore, Rifle, Spanish aud Half
Spanish do;
ZOO La Flora. Jenny Lind and La Riena do;
q bales Cuba and Havana tobacco;
10 hhds. Kentucky do;
s0dCzen papers Smoking do;
9Obbls. Lynchburg do dos
u cases Turkish do do;
loo boxes 8 by 10 Baltimore Glass;
50 do 10 by IL do do;
$50 do 8 by 10 Western do;
50 do 10 by IL do do;
20 cases assorted Tumblers;
l3casks do do;
@ cases Pint Flasks I;
20 do do do;
40 boxes 3 gross Clay Pipes;
% do pipe-Heads-50o IN each box;
10 b6is do
goo Reed Stems; 1000 short do:
2obbis aud half bbls Jamison's Water, But
lei, Sugar and Soda Crackers.
e4of~hich we offer for sale at reduced prices.
'etns 10 suit. Dealers will do well to exa'
our stock before going Moth, as we are
staihed TO sell as low as such goods can De
st elsewhere. All orders promptly q
saE:y attended to.
|. LLOYD LOGAN & co.
@aeses'er April 81, ls52-2m m
EgA@ @A@GBg Ws0M1Sa
eernsr Of North and Monument streets,
BALTIMORE
ths undersigned are .preparedto furnish all
e'ders in their line, viz MARBLE NANTES,
sg4ESTs. TOMS, GRAvE SToSEss lAREE
tMEsfoRFLooRs, GARpEN STATUARY, @e.'
ieasonable terms as can be had elsewhere,
The shortest notice and would eespecttui-
ssge purchasers 10 call and examine their
nd extensive stock now on hand. Inc
FINISHED with Slabs, Blocks &e,Icntlo
New York aud Phi'adelphia prices.
SISSON & BAIRD.
Witch an tsso
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-06-08
g JObn.'' INQUIRED a dominic O

-"John,'' inquired a dominic of a hopeful
pupil, s. what is a nailOr?"
"a man who makeSlnails," said John.
{" Very good. What is a tailor 2"
F" One who makes tails" .
90, YOU stupid fellow" said the dominic, biz
ing his lips, :" a man Who makes tails 2"
Yes. master" returned John. if the tailor did
not pu, tail. to the coats he made, they would be
"sit down. John. you're an honor to your ma
ternal parenfs-"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-06-08

y Potatoes.
ia LOT of Potatoes just received and for sale
fAgbvt, H. j.. EBY g. SON. /.
/ NAV 4, 1852.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-06-08

Cloths, Cassitneres and VcstIass.
frT4RRIS d. RIDENOUR call The at
ltention Of sthe Gentlemen9o Of ouT conntyfar
and neas 10 their large assortment of Cloths, Gas.
simeres, and Yestings. Sc The purchasing
Gather sfattars himself that they can show some
&l,he most select meHsi Goodssto be found. in
any Co9ntsy Store-willt the Gentlemen cat-
orices atid terms will both be made easy.
81 AnriE S27. 1852.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-06-08

- n nv TO Mako GlotsK STOW
~ O7f@EOX IN ShepherdstoN1 wesre saese
Is plenty Of Plasser gel sFaa9e aud p sspIh
n eask.tr some ktnd OF psodas 5ef y, ana slsn5
y. doubt you will find Il 10 act vel on youtsso
YER
--a. anHaSafad Ofssinst
aH4NlNsl NlHEI Ely 81 SC&.G
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-06-08

Is 9AADa
TIME undersigned have formed a partnership
IL in The legal profession. They will attend
The Connty aud Superior Courts of Berkeley,
jefferson, Morgan, and Frederick, and the supte,
lrtor Coerts of other counties in such cases only
in whicaa they may be specially retained:
/ ~~ CHAS JAS. FAULKNER,
FRANKLIN THOMAS.
Martinshnre, Anil 6, IS52-1y
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-06-08

WmeSrE1Bx A FRIExD.-ME. Gentry, n dis
ffnanished tennessee Wing member of the
House Of Representatives, said at the Wing
caucus In Washington that he believed the
northern Wing party would degenerate into 4
miserable, sectional, abolition faction, and become
50 infamous that Il would be u Encouragement
ever 10 have been connected with IL"
To Fsrrsx P0rLrRT-Shut them mp in tho
dark-EiVe them a little liehtt two or Three times
. dav fonr enough To- gu ihcmseives with fOOtS
Ind fs-u-s-nt ar4@t@14rs,a Hd keeP them
there ten Of tFelHe days attaffhest-
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-06-08

TO discover how many idle men there aro
in town, all that is necessary is to set twO dogs
to fighting. Ii never fails to draw EN- al Op.t
Ground Charcoal is said 10 be the best
thing in the world for cleaning knives II Hlil
not wear the knives away like brick dust, which
ia So Often used.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-06-08

/ Ladies, Dress Goods.
,rHsHE8 mneh sought alter Basket style OF dress
4, SIGAF00SE CHARLEY.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-06-08
q JEFF ERSON
~ w. BELLER
m 81, eoaaGa noosf on yArlrY

,rfsesso HoTrL,,nScHARLEsTowN.
.,pTTG OF JEFFERSON & published every
he ssRt sfssSi5g. al 80 IN adFsnee-S2.P0 II paid
1ssiag s yeMEor 5 Il not PAID until sitter the ex
sgga@s d the:years
m.prIsEMRSTS will be inserted atthe rate
az ~ soqare, for the first three insertionss and
Il 8 ~ y. Zach continaance. Thosgn6t married. On
Seehis !" INT for a specified time lsfill5 be inserted
i. and CHANGED AcceRmSsLY.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-06-08

Mems
III LII She new styles of Pants, Nestand Loaf
N stugsss imported this Sprlng. q.
SIGAF0OSE HARLEY.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-06-08

aTUEsDAY.sJUNE s. 1859 no. 49.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-06-08

s10MMON Iron Tea Kettles at very reduced
$& lnri.ss. also Tin and Porcelain Lined do,
49, rsseSyed BY I. RAWLINS son;
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-06-08

DrIIgs. Paints, Oils, &c
NJ recsiyed and 10 store q large and gene
;3p YaI assortment of Drugs Ltnseed olt, SpeItn
tfaii. Ethereal OIL, Paintssofa 81 s,nas. BsNnsss
yysn.;tsSss aud Mil do, Tor sale by
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-06-08

in toWn, all that Is necessary Ia 10 set tWO dogs
to fighting. 1t never fails to draw EN- al Op-t
Ground Charcoal is rsid 10 be The best
thing in the world for clearing knives II Elil
not wear the knives away Ike brick dust, which
is so often used.
Lady franklin has addressed a long let
Ter To the President ofthe Uniied States, thank
ing him for the interest this country has taken
in the search for her husband. and stating her
grounds of hope that the unfortunate ATctis
navigafors are not lost. This letter ap3eaIed
in the Newark Eagle, bat is too long Tor oar
columns.
MIR. Webster has returned to Washington
from his late visit to the North.
-Fashionable society generally has bnt two
faults first, in being hOllow-headed, and second
", hOlIOW-heaTted.
Three negroes. one supposed 10 Be a "a.
gitiye slave from MaTtiBsbHngs Vs. hnEe been
arrested in Philadelphia, for an extensive rObbe-
~ At Columbia
slight the poor and fawn upos-Ibe rich.
What's the difference between water and
time 2 Water Gods It's own level while time
levels everything else.
30 is as dffieult for 3 poor man to eom-
mand respect as Il would be for the devil 70 do
without theatres
BE not sffonted AZ a JEST. II one throw
salt At thee, thoa wilt receive no harm, Unless
thou hast sore places
-.Jake. said an old srnrr. ono day. 70 one
Of his mowers. do YOU know how many Horns
there are in a dilemma 2
NO. replied lake. hut knnw how many horns
there are in . quart d nhiskey.
Pa. bow many legs has ship7 2 "a ship
has no legs, my child. Why. pa The PAPER
says she draws twenty fst, and that che ran be.
fore the wind.
-Pureeli. the famous Eneish punsfer, rasi
asked one evening - make 2 ruu-
sUp5n hat subject q sid be-
ssfhe Kfae u one 81 lBe cdm any,
tThe Kfags said Purcell. Tie E169 S no
sut5ect
@Fayors are written IA Tie sand-iniaIies
on marble
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1852-09-22
RECEIPTS FOR THE AGE.

SINCE SEPT. 15.-$1J J. B. Littleiohn, Louis
burg SIS P. NJ. Morganton 81 S. j. Ormond
Fort Mills !; j. F. Irwin, Charlotte Jas. M.
Smith, Milton n. L. Griffin, Va; S. III.
Faison, jackson So r. d. Jones, Granville
81 r. III. Garvin, Marion S2T.G Meroney,
Mocksyille 81 Miss Margaret Russell, Wind
Hill 50 w. c. Finch, ForestviIe; pays to
next Jan. 81 each j. II. c., John W. and
David c. Howard, L.. Alexander, TopsaiI
Sound J. J. Bishop, Greenwood Oxford
Div. Miss. So JAS. Wright, Roxboro' sc
t. J. Jarratt, Garysburg Sc w. K. Kear
ney, Warrenton; 50 w. Paylor, GAINESVILLE
So DR.. w. NJ. johnson, Alamance j. p
and Geo. W. Hunt, Granville; so Daugh
ters of Temperance, S~mithfeld B. T. Thorn
as, Forestville; S. George F. Fisher, New
bern So each J. G. Carraway, Wadesboro'
j. W. Beeson, Guilford 81 W. H. Bass
Halifax P. NJ. Smithfeld; II. S.. Lisenby
Whites Store So DIR. p. II. Seaford, Row
an; 50 L. n. Clinard, Salem; $3.50 Dr.. A
B. Pierce, Halifax; 81 David Turner, Mel
vile; r. E. Hackett, Wilkesboro': p. NJ
Mt. Pleasant; j. NJ. Forney, Cleaveland
Mrs. NJ. A. Aston, Warrenton.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1852-09-22
CHARLOTTE. Sent. 1th- 1850

~ - sEDts Llis 11D-s
DEAR SIR Enclosed YOU will find a list
Of new subscribers (22) to your valuable pa
per, with file money at your club price. /
send this as an evidence Of the progress of
Temperance in our community, notwithstan-
ding the many appearances against us. |
am now too old to mingle much with the world
and am seldom from home, yet in our Vii
lagcj when | observe how our grog-shops are
fr%equentcd, ! am sometimes much discour-
aged-but when / converse with individuals,
1 have hecu- surpriscd 10 ma lntny UilohS
those who take their drains, acbeH tempted,
who declare they would vote for the entire
suppression ofthe accursed traffic. / feel con-
idcnt that should n general vote be taken al
This time in Mecklenburg County, for or d
gainst, making, selling and retailing spiritu-
ous liquors, there would be found a large ma
idfity in favor Of the Maine Law. | have
convcrscd with many, who seldom come t.
town without taking their horn, as they tern
it, and sometimes to considerable excess, ye
declare their wish to see every grog shop, for
ever closed, and assign as their reason, tina
they have become accustomed to it and cal
seldom resist the temptation, and therefor
wish the temptation removed.
Tho | was born O77G) in an ago when !
was the fashion for every man t. keep spirit
in his house, and so soon as q neighbor, ac
quaintance, or even q stranger was Introduce
and the first salutations were over, the ocean
ter was presented as n matter of complaccnc
or p%olitoncss, yet had always such an al
florence to drunkenness that have uniforml
done all in my power, both by proeept an
example, to suppress it, both as a Physical
and private indiyidual-and this may be no.
my last effort. l hope to die with the cor
ISOLATION that all my efforts have not been j
vain.
With sincere wishes for your prosparit
and for the cause YOU advocate, | am yol
friend and brother in l.. j. d +.
D. II. DUNLAP.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1852-09-22
mPg2m.

In this City on Monday evening the 18th instant,
Mrs. ANNIE E., consort of Richard l. Wynne OF
the county of Hyde, in the 10Th year of her age,
leaving an infant only seven days old. Thus has
death suddenly bereft a numerous circle Of its pride
and ornament. and snatched from the arms Oft fond
husband his greatest earthly treasure. Her gentle
manners and amiable heart won the love of all who
knew her, and deep is the sorrow with which her
loss is deplored though consoled BY the knowledge
that religious hope enabled her TO meet death with
fortitude and eomposuTe.
In Granville county, Bro: John Lewis, a mem.
Der of Young's = Roads Division, S. of 7. The
usual resolutions were p~assedby his surviving breth.
rem, bearing testimony to his worth, expressive Of
their sorrow for his loss, and Of sympathy and con
dolenee with his afflicted family m their bereaye-
ment.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1852-09-22

full " things, so as to encourage others to do evil,
much more must it be a sin to encourage another to
sin, by furnishing him with those articles whose use
Is absolutely forbidden, and therefore, In themselves
unlawful?
3. It violates the law of love. Glove" says st.
Paul, "worketh no i'll to his neighbor, therefore love
is the fulfilling Of the law" The facts which have
been adduced in this discussion, demonstrably prove
that the sale of strong drink is the cause Of aYast
amount of ell" being done by the vendors to their
" neighbor." He therefore is guilty of the violation
Of the law of love" also, and therefore, his bust
ness in which he is engaged, is in itself q standing
violation Of this law, inasmuch as it is a visible
temptation to his "neighbor " 20 do. himself harm.
4. tt violates another law of the Bible, and must
be looked upon in this respect as an open contempt
Of its authority. The Bible proclaims a curse a.
gainst him who giveth " his neighbor drink
This, although it does not in so many words pro-
hibit the sale of strong drink, does that which is
much stronger. The passage that does this, ez-
presses the matter thus: "Wo unto him that giTeth
his neighbor drink, that puttest thy bottle to him
and makest him drunk also, that thou mayest look
on their nakedness," &c. Habak. II, IS, II. Il
then the wo" j. e. the curse of God comes upon
him who " gives strong drink to another, will not
that curse be much more deserved by him who fol
money, or property or labor viii sell it? The for
mer may /" give it for the purpose Of sport the
latter sells it for gain. Both injure, yea, ruin thu
consumer. The one may " give" from a mistaken
notion Of politeness and kindness, the other sell:
because lie is avaricioCs. The one sins through
mistaken views of his /" neighbor's" interests tn,
other sins through unjust and wicked motives /
ne can get gain he is satisfied, whatever may be
come OF his customer. The sale therefore of in
to1icating liquors ought to be prohibited by legis
tive action, because it is in itself a moral evil.
Yours respectfully, l KNOW.
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ORANan COUNTY,. Sept. 8. 1852.

thANbh N'Nf'tA = A'I't' - NC-
We have had a most glorious Revival Of
Religion, an account of which | ask room
for in your paper. The preaching common
ccd lat Mount Bethel church, ON the 29tl1 OF
August, and continued for eight days. Bro.
johnson, one Of our preachers on the Gran
Vile Circuit, Bros. J.. \. M%cAIannen and S.
ID. Umstead, local preachers, were in atten-
dance. l have neycrseen more interest man
ifestedthau peryaded heeutire congregations
from day to day. About forty Frofesscd con
version, most Of whom united themselves
with the Church and when the meeting
closed there was quite Il large number anx-
iously inquiriug the way to Zion.
The preaching was Of Il true, evangelical
charactor-sinners were convicted, souls con
yicted, aud Gods children built up in their
most Holy Faith. May the Lord continue
His work, and visit rs again soon with q
mighty outpouring of His spirit. 2.
This letter should have appeared last week
but was accidcntly overlooked. Ed.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1852-09-22
Drunken M Ahars of COngrass.

The Greensboro Patriot, under this head
has, we are glad toy zee, some well-timed, just
remarks on the dl ipated drunken habits of
many members o Congress. We hope to see
the remedy appliq j suggested by the Patriot,
and al our Legis ative halls, State and Nat
iunat thus riddles Of Che foul stain they cast
Upon us. We extract the following from the
Patriot
Ii is said that William III. Polk was drunk
when he called every body Altar, in the House
of Representatives, on the oath ult. And we
suspect that divers other honorable gentle
iien were so drunk that they did not know
exactly what Polk, or any one else did say.
The Washington correspondent Of the New
York Courier and Enquirer, noticing the hab-
its Of the House, says, perhaps Mr.. Stanly
may have reached the seat Of the disease. and
exposed the cause Of these derelictions, in
Ealing the attention of the Speaker to the
fact, that some of the committee rooms were
frequentcd and employed rs 'common gro
ceries.' "
1t is charitable, and We hope also fair, to
presume that there is q majority Of sober
members OF the House but; unfortunately,
the drunkards appear in sufficient numbers
and influence to give character to the body.
tits time that the public press every where to
speak out in unmistakable tones, and thus
assist the sober and decent portion of the
House to retrieve the reputation Of our great
Representative body. 1t were criminal tc
talk dolicately end mince phrases about thc
honor Of Congress, and the vulgarity Of ma
king exposures, when the wretchcd dissipa
ton and RIGHTEOUSNESS which abound during
the session bring disgrace upon the country
Let the honest masses sec the facts, in thei
hideousness, and the remedy will soon be up
piled ut the ballot box.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1852-09-22
Hats, Caps, Bonnents, Boots & Shoes:
Raleigh Book inderY,

JOHN H DeCARTIRET & SON, Proprietors.
n II De C.. & son return their grateful ac-
ga acknowledgements TO the public for the liberal
patronage which has been extended to them, and
respectfully announce that they still continue
tie business of Book-Binding in all its forms, in
he City of Raleigh, where it is conducted, as
heretofore, OVER THE NORTH CARROLL
Ma BOOKSTORE"
inert Door to the Telegraph Office.
The Junior partner having acquired a thorough
knowledge Of every branch Of lie business in n.
York, and having recently visred that City for
The purpose e selecting a choice assortment Of
the newest ard best materials, we are now pre-
pared to execute Binding, &c, Of every descr.p-
ton, in any form, from plan to ornamental.
B ank Books Of every description ruled and
bound Newspapers, Music and Periodicals
bound 10 match.
All orders promptly attended TO.
Fw a smart, active Boy wanted. :.
Ralel2h. Sept. 1852. B. AZ
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1852-09-22
TO THE AFFLICTED.

Va To those afflicted with that dreadful scourge
to America, the Liver Complaint, the proprietors of
MLane's Liver Pills are happy to offer this remedy,
as at once complete and safe. It has been tried Of
ten in all parts of the country it has been used in
the practice of the most eminent physicians, and al
ways with triumphant success. In offering these
Pills to the public, the proPrietors are actuated by
a desire to alleviate human suffering, and offer q
remedy within the reach of all, which is at once q
safe and e~ffectual remedy for q most dangerous and
difficult class of diseases.
For sale at P. F. PESCUD'S Drug Store, Ra.
leigh, and Druggists generally.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1852-09-22
North Carolina Baptist State Convention.

North Garo1n2 bapusI GEaV0 GonVenuon.
MlHE next Annual Meeting Of the North Caro-
I lima Baptist State Convention, will be held
with the Baptist church in the town OF Smitllield /,
Johnston county, Il. e., commencing on Thurs
day before the third Sabbath in October next.
The opening sermon to he preached by the
Rev. James Mcdaniel of FAYETTEVILLE, and the
Missionary sermon on Sabbath by: he Rev. VIM.
Hooper, D. D.. Of Newbefn.
The Norh CaJolina Bible and Publication So
clety aud the North Carolina Baptist Education.
Society will hold their anniversary meeting with
the Convention The former on Friday and the
latter on Saturday afternoon. The individuals
to deliver the ANIMAL addresses before these So
cieties will be selected by their Board Of Mana.
gers. NATH'L.J PAMER, Sec'y.
Milton. Sept 9TH, 1885,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1852-09-22
NEW phLL&WINTER GOODS.

NAE have received a considerable portion of our
FALL purchase of New and seasonable
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, Hats, Caps,
our FRIEsDs, CUSTOMERS and the public generally.
Being determined to offer great inducements to
purchasers, we feel confident an examination will
suffice to effect a sale. HEART & JONES.
Govt 10b 1870
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1852-09-22
New Hanover County.

WORCESTER, Mass, Sept. 13.-Attempts
we're made on Saturday night tokill Edwin
Draper and Lewis Thayer, respectable citi.
zens of this place. Their houses were en-.
tered, and both knocked down. Their ex.
ertions for the liquor law is the supposed
cause of the outrage.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1852-09-22

BS5~ How refreshing it Must be to the
friends Of Temperance in those States where
anti-liquor laws prevail, after having been for
years waging a war with this curse and scourge
Of the race at long shot, to come at length
to close quarters with the enemy. No longer
entrenched behinda license, they have now to
receive the fire direct in their faces. The
word is no longer Fire and fall back" but
Fire, fix bayonet, and-For7Uard !" That
is the music, when grog-shors and d%istiller-
les, are in front.
"Down with the groggeries, down!
Crush them forevermore /;
No longer let their dark walls frown,
Their fiery torrents pour
Roll on them like a thundcr-gust,
And crush their chambers to the dust"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1852-09-22

In Smithfeld, on the 9Th of September, by Rev.
]. B. Jackson, William W. Pergerson of Va, to
Miss Mariah, daughter of A. S. Ballinger.
In Rockingham County, on the 9TH inst, by Rev.
S.. Turpin, DR.. Thomas 7. Peasants of Hillsboro'
to Miss augusta L. daughter of Col James Tharp.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1852-09-22
Grand Division of NORTH Carolina.

TIME ANNUAL session of the Grand Division Of
North Carolina, viii be held in Salisbury, on
Tuesday, the 26th day of October next. It is impor-
tant that there should be a strong delegation present,
and it is hoped that every Subordinate Division will
he presented. AN. GoRMAN, q. s.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1852-09-22
GAitur'g Correspondence.
A NOBLE LETTER.

We commend the perusal Of the follow
ing Letter to every reader of the Age; with
the simple exhortation "Go thou and do
likewise -
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1852-09-22
Nnfice.

IS hereby given, that the Sons of Temperance.
composing Town Creek Division, in Edgooombe
county, viii petition the next General Assembly of
North Carolina, for the passage of an act incorpora.
ting them under the above title.
Ey order Of The Dipis,osl'
September :, 1852.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1852-09-22

It Read the advertisement of Ayers Cherry
Pectoral. There are statements of no ordinary inter
est to all 50 unfortunate as to be afflicted with the
difficulties it cures.