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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-09-13

Healthy human Blood upon being Anolyzed a
Il ways presents us with the same essential
elements. and gives oi course the True Standard.
Analyze TIE Blood Of q person suffering from con-
sumption. Liver Complaint, Dyspesia Scrofnlh.
&c, and we lind in every instance certain defici.
encics In the red globules OF Blood. Supply these
deficiencies. and you are made we'll. The Blood
Food is founded ulon this Thsory--hence its MS.
tonishing success. There are Five Preparation
adapted 10 the deficiencies of the Blood in differ.
ent diseases. For Coughs, colds. bronchitis, or
any affection wh'ttver of,he Throat or Lungs in
Guiding consumr ton, use No. |. which e also the
No. ior Depression ofSpuits. Loss OF Appetite and
TOR all chr,nic complaints nrving from over.use,
generui debility aud nervous pi piostration. No. Q.
tor Liver complaints, No. 3 ior DYSPEPSIA. Being
nlrendv prepared for absorption il Is nkIn by drops
md cnrried Immediately into the circulation, so
that what you gain you retain. The No is for
female irregularities, ystcria, Weaknesses &c. -
See special directions for this For sult rheum;
Eruptions; scroInlous kidney nnd bladder compla.
ints; take No s. In all cases the directions mus,
be strictly followed. Price of the Blood Food 81
per botte- Sold by CHURCH & DUPONT,
l No 400 broadway. New York.
And by all respectable druggists throughout the
country. ch Mnrc29 decl5g9iy
II PATTERSON. AGENT, St. Clairsville, Ohio.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1860-04-11

REMARKABLE HoMIcIDE.-P. P. Trevitt, of
Sparta, Te1n., arrived at the Commercial Ho-
tel, in Nashville, on the 31st ult., complain
ing of having a congestive chill, and reques-
ted that a physician be Immediately sent for.
DR.. Carron called, and after examining his
patient proceeded to write a prescription
While engaged in the act, the sick man ap-
preached him in the rear, and fired a ball
through his head, killing him instantly
Treyitt, it is supposed, was laboring under an
attack of delirium tremens.
Here is a case directly in point, going to
prove that liquor drinking is dangerous to
every citizen, whether he drinks himself or
not. DR.. Carron, it may be, never INDUCED
in the use of intoxicating drinks, and vet the
drinking of another man, and he an entire
stranger to him, cost him his life. So true
is it that every man, m and child, in life
or limb, is placed in peril by the drinking
usages of society. 1t is utterly false, there
fore, to say, if We let liquor alone it will not
hurt us. Every one is in danger, and every
one should feel impelled by a sense of self
protection, if by no higher motive, to aid in
its suppression.
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Gbe 0roer,
Deputy Grand Worthy Patriarchs.

There is no Officer connected with the Di-
vision, whose position enables him to contri :
butte more, if as much, to the spirit, energy
and prosperity of our beloved Order, as the
Deputy Grand Worthy Patriarch. He has
been placed there to act IN the stead Of the
Chief Officer of the State, and if he be an ac-
tive, persevering, laborious Son Of Temper
ance, he will instill a like spirit into all the
members of the Division, that cannot fail to
result greatly in the advancement of our prin-
ciples. He should therefore feel the respon-
sibility Of his position, and by word and deed
set an example of earnest industry. for the
promotion of the cause.
he should manifest his interest in the
cause, first, by always being present at the
meetings of the Division, unless prevented by
unavoidable hindrances. IDLY, he should en-
deayor to be foremost in efforts to induce
others to join the Division. 3dly, he should
endeavor to win the love and confidence of
his brethren SO as to enable him to exercise a
kindly controlling and modifying influence,
when unpleasant differences occur. And
4thly, he should require a faithful observance
OF all the rules and usages of the Order, as
required by the terms of the Commission he
has accepted-exercising his authority not
in an austere manner, but in affection and
brotherly love, but at the same time with
firmness.
Such a D. G. W. P. will not fail to have a
hourishing Division around him, and one that
viii exert such an influence in his communi-
ty as to command the respect and confidence
Of all.
Try it, brother D. G. W. P. Examine the
instructions and requirements of your CON-
mission, and faithfully come up to them
Impress upon your members a prompt and
cheerful discharge of their duties. Press the
claims of the Order upon outsiders on all suit
able occasions, and we will insure the pros
perity of the Division as the reward of your
labors.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1860-04-11

RECEIPTS FOR THE AGE

cs SIEoE LAST dssuE5rs1J R Rogers, Forestville; 2
Si ais John Pollard, Miss Sarah A Nichols, Brass
s 1tS d q MeAdams, jamestown: Mrs NJ S Riddick,
Il M a. ssp pna T. Columbia; J Josey Rich Square; 5
T Bri IL 2 WheeleTsvine; Mrs Fulienwider Shell,
PHI ri W = FaTrar. MI Airy J " Thomas, jr., Thomas
Vance, Clear Creek; Jonas Bost, Newton Il Wells.
Greenyllle. Tenn; Miss R r McMahan. Farmington
ln Roy Gr, SiT Rms Rims; A J Willisms, Joyners; j 4 HUI
MIS- DeYampert, Ala; Walter Carson. Grove r
Webster. Ark; Mrs WD Williamson. MuIlins Ms
Martha j Mckinney, YanccyviIle; John Jmitb' Graz
Orchard Gs,n;a MY k}yi IRA, A ] Gentry, = " RIenfrow, Ark; j s
jri Franklinton 81 6 Hicks, Greensville, s G.: Mis-,
Hemmmingway Conwayboro', SC.;J Glass, a Edmis.
PifnS Martin Tillerson, Y.'sxR; LAsEew,'
Wit y h r z = r Burkhead, VIM H Boyer, Deep
Monroe y McLester, Elhrd's Mills; Miss n D
Tls, saunders Hill Miss A Rankin, Wood lawn i
!. sgones. Miss s ] Harris, Cunningham's Store Ak
z POWERS. S1lls Creek; D A Pope, Scotland Neck
Buck Walker, Nj. Olive; j D Jackson. Favette Viii
WIS Bryant, Rich Square; Mrs E W J%efreya, Edwsd
L 5snseys; Louisburg J B Harper, Nashville; W
Grifin- Rocky Mount ] L Banks, Old Shop.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1860-04-11

ANALYZED
always present us with the same essential Gle.
ments, and gives of course the TRUE STAND.
ard. AnalyEe the Blood of a person sufFerino
from Consumption, Liver Complaint, Dyspep,ia'
S%crofula, &C., and we find in euery instance Ger,
tain dsfcteHces in the red globules Of Blood. Sam.
Pig those de6ciences, and you are made well. The
BLOOD FOOD is founded upon this TbeorrN
hence its astonishing success. There are
FIVE PREPARATIONS
adapted to the DEFICIENCIES of the Blood in d;ffsr-
ent diseases. For COUGHS, COLDS. IRON
CHITlS or any affection whatever of the THROAT
or LUNGS inducing CONSUMPTION, use No
which is also the No. for DEPRESSIoN
I SPIPITS, Loss OF APPETITE. and Co.. ~
HhONlC COMPLAINTS arising from oVRP"
USE, GENERAL DEBILITY, aud NERV0Ts
REGISTRATION. No. 2, for LIVER COW
fLAINTS. No.3, for DYSPEPSIA. Re;aa ~
ready prepared for absorption it is TAKEN nv
DhoPS and carried Immediately into the c;rcuIa
ton. SO that what you gain Won retain- Tba NJ
: is for M IRREGULARITIES. HYsTE
RIA, WEAKNESSES, &c. See speeial d;,ec,;nn.
ior this: For SALT RHEUM, ERUPTIoNS.
KIDNEY, aud BLADDER COM,
PLAiNTS, take No S. In all cases the directions
must be strictly followed. Price of the BLOOD
FOOD 81 per bottle.
Sold by CHURCH & DUPONT Druggists.
No 30 Maiden Lane, New York.
FOR sale in Raleigh by Williams & HAYWOOD. ?.
f. Pescud and Iredell Brothers.
ana by all respectable Druggists throughout the
country. Ia-H
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PROGRESS OF THE ORDER.

At no period of our history, says the Viz
GINA Conductor, has the sunshine of prosper
ity been brighter than since the commence,
ment of the present year. The difficulties
and privations of times past and gone have,
we trust impaired to US a wholesome and
lasting lesson which may prove beneficial in
years to come. We ought to be soldiers for
life, and neither become lukewarm in times
o victory, nor despairing in the hour of defeat.
In California, Nova Scotia, Canada, Maine,
Vermont, New York, New Jersey, Massachu-
sets, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Illinois, Indiana,
Wisconsin, Maryland, the Order is full of life
and activity, and the accession of member.
ship very large.
South Carolina, too, is no laggard in this
reform. A letter from H. Judge Moore, ESQ,
editor of the Son of Temperance, gives a cheer
ing report from the Palmetto State. He saws.
THE Son is Furnishing and so is the cause of
Temperance in South Carolina. There has
not been a licensed grogshop in our town for
twenty years and will not be in twenty years
to conn Divisions are rapidly multiplying
all over the State"
Virginia is working with a will for the
cause of all Notwithstanding successfully,
too for the overthrow oft rum-power. We
have cheering news from almost every Divis
ion in the State, and this year promises to be
n of unexampled prosperity, not only in
the increase of membership to the old Divis-
ions, but in the establishment of new ones, in
sections where the Order has not been in ex-
istence, if ever, for many years.
Looking, then, over our whole National iu-
rlsdiction, we have much to be thankful for
much to encourage us to continue to work
faithfully and resolutely. Let us return our
thanks to Him who hath given us this pros
perity, and show our gratitude by increased
labor and zeal in this noble reform.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1860-04-11
DEATHS.

On the 4th March, Capt. BENJAMIN Goss. Senator If
Marion plstrlct, 5. C.. He was a great and good man.
ana VIII De greatly, missed in his District. He left a
mourn his loss. n T W "
or Pneumonia, on the 14th nit, Mr.. R. Newton Free
Hall Division has lost an excellent member. society
an honest citizen, and the Presbyterian Church a
steaoy ana consistent christian. Bro. Freeman is the
nrst member Of our Division that has died since its
lormatlon, April, 1851. He died, not prematurely, but
naving nved a life of temperance and sobriety for
nearly tRree-score years, he was gathered as q "a shock
Oh corn 1ully ripe" he has LEFT q wife and five chill
oren 70 mourn his loss. "Let me die the death of
the rlgheous and let my last end be like his
At his residence in Craven CO., on Thursday the 9Th
ut, OF Dropsy of the chest, DR.. Joseph r OntIaw
VIII, who was born in BERTHE CO., on the 11th of February'
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1860-04-11

WARRIORS IN CoUNcIL--The recent Tenn
perance convention held at Columbus, Ohio.
brought together a magnificent array of tai
ent, inferior to no assemblage ever convened
at that city. Among the number present we
notice Thurlow w. Brown, of the Chief,
Gen. Samuel +. Cary, DR.. John Marsh, Of
New York, John B. Williams, John Moffat,
DIR. Wadsworth of the Templar's Magazine,
and II. V. Horton of the Crusader, all of them
warriors true and tried, and each one ready at
all times to break a lance with force and pow
or in defence of humanity. Columbus. cursed
as it is with rum and lager beer vendors,
must have been benefited by the stirring ap-
Peals of these noble philanthropists against
the Wholesale murder of its people by liquor
vendors, and we trust that much good will re-
suit from the late meeting in that city.
Conductor.
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HofWyl Academy.

A GRADUTE Of some respectable College wan.
II ted to take charge of this Academy, "a Mon.
day of July next, for a scholastic year. Applicant,
to furnish testimonials of qualifications and char
acter. A salary of six hundred dollars and bocrd
will be paid. Applicants can address the ssbsOri-
Der at Heedy Creek, Marion District. S. c., I'm
hrst Saturday in June ne xt, when an. election wal
be made. Location healthy, ". W. SRI
March 81, 1856. so~a,
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VINO PAYS THE DAMAGE ?-Last week a
negro man, named Allen, the property of
Mrs. John Dunn, whilst in a drunken sleep on
the railroad track between this city and City
Point, was run over by the evening train of
cars and instantly killed. These low grog-
geries are doing more detriment to slave prop
erty, to say nothing about what the gilded
saloon is doing for their masters, than ev-
cry underground railroad ever put in ope-
ration. We ask the owners of this species
of property to reflect upon this subject, and
when they meet with losses of this kind, an
swer our question: Who pays the damage?
Va. Gopductor.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1860-04-11
The Great English Remedy!
SIR JAMES CLARKES
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.

&&Sss&S PATENT.
Prepared from a Prescription Of Sir james
Clarke, N. d., Physician Extraordinary
to the Queen.
WIS we'll known medicine is no imposition,
out a sure and safe remedy for Female Diff.
fuities and Distractions, from any cause whatever;
spd although a powerful remedy, it contains moth.
ne hurtful to the constitution. To married ladie-
Is peculiarly suited. It will, in q short time
Fing on the monthly periol with regularity.
In all cases of Nervous and Spinal Affections,
Fam In the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on slight
lexertion, Palpitation of the Heart, Mysteries, and
whites, these Pills will effect a cure when all 9th
er means have failed and although a powerful
remedy, do not contain iron, calomel. antimony,
or anything hurtful to the constitution.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each
package which should be carefully preserved.
For fuli particulars, get q pamphlet, free of the
N.B.-$l and 6 postage stamps enclosed to
any authorised agent, will ensure a bottle con-
tanning over SO pills, by return mail.
JOB MOSES, Rochester, N. Y,
,, General Agent
Sold in Raleigh by P. F. Pescud, and in Char,
iotte by Scarf & Co., and all respectable Druggists.
May y 1907 81 -lyeow
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NEW YORK TYPE FOUNDRY.
6S & IS Beekman Street.
CHAS.. T.. WHITE & co.
B K, NE VS., JOB,
EI TYPE

FhNGE TYPE.
Borders, Ornaments, Brass G. Metal Rule.
PRESSES, cHAsEs, CASES, GALLEYs, INKS. "a.
For Sale upon the Most Reasonable 7sxms.
Our improved METAL" having been. les
ted by many of the most extensive printer
throughout the country, and pronounced ua-
rlVaiiea ior DURABILITY, We are BOW using it
exclusively in the manufacture Of our Tyne
trial.
A Specimen Book with be sent upon appli.
cation to those wishing to. order: also e.
mates in detail Of all articles necessarv 10 a,
out a Printing 0Hce. 29-tasIo
This paper is printed on. tvps from
tho aboEe Foundry.
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MILITARY TACTFCs

NooPER's MAcoMBsS TACTICS. A eonci..
y, syssem of instructions and regulations fer tn
MILITIA and Volunteers Of the United States, COM
Prehenoing the exercises nnd movements Of the
infantry, Light Infantry and Riaemer. Cav,ITy
and Artillery.
SCOTS Infantry Tactics i9 3 volumes.
For sale at POMERoY'S.
Raleigh, Feb, 1880 ~.
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REMEMBER. THE UNION STILL SqANDSe
ALEXANDER CIR EECH
AT HOME,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,


IL AZ now received his Spring aud suism..
- stock OF Staple aud Fancy Dry Goods fss
ioou' embracing a great variety of styles Of
Ladies' Dress Goods,
OF the newest styles andlatest importations. Which
be respectfully asks his friends and custom ss =
call and examine. He thinks theycan End e me.
thing that will suit them, for he bias a large md
complete stock of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods.
Bennets and Flats.
"nlte Grape, some very handsomely Trimmed.
Straw, Braid and Leghorn Bonnets. a larrs A.,
sortment, Ladies' and Misses Flats.
lie hatters himself that he has got much the
largest and best assortment to be found in The
city of Raleigh. Customers can BY calling and
looking satisfy themselves.
shawls, Wrappers, Ribbons, &c.
summer Shawls and Wrappers, Ribbons. En-
eroidefies, Hoop Skirts and Silk Parasols.
Hats! Hats!
Beehe Moleskin Hats. Black and Fancy San
hats, Straw. Braid and Leghorn Hats for men and
boys His is the honse to buy Hats at. as he has
a large and fine asa, rtnent..
Boots and Shoes
A great variety CT all sizes and STYLES
NOW customers, this is no humbue or idle cha,
Tor he means what he says and says what be mean.
When y1u see A.,Creech above the door valk
right in ; you will find him always ready and.
VIKING to give you the worth of your money.
Raleigh. March 1850. 81,
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Norfolk Steam Ornamental
WROUGHT AND CAST IRON RAIL WORKS

For Burial Lots, Public Squares Balconies,
Gardens, dc.
No S1e, WIDE WATER SrRErr.
NJ would call the attention of the public to
our establishment for the manufacture Of
the above description of work. We have such an
enc, we think, that would do credit to the South,
if properly patronized. We have introduced ~
great expense machinery of the latest improves
ments and in connection an Iron Foundry for
Rail Castings, &c. We have new and elegant pst>
terms, both plain and ornamental, many Of our own
designs, which are entirely new aud beautiful.
We now appeal to our Southern friends for their
patronage and influence to this establishment: we
pledge ourselves to give entire satisfaction. We
viii sell as low and give as good work as can be
De done in the country, and if every order does not
come up to our representations, turn it back anon
US at our own expense. Orders punctuaIly dIled.
sAML. H. HODGES co
Norfolk; March Z, 1860. as~sm
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
Philadelphia. Pa.

A.6esssefsnt Justification estq5Hsh,5b D., ,as.;,,
EndossnSnt, for the Reiig Of the Siek
and Distressed, afflicted NTH Y;rn-
Isn't and Epidemic Diseases. and
~espeeiaUyJor tie Cure of
Diseases Of TIE Se1ual
0rgans.
MEApSAb ADVICE given gratis, by the Act
Ming ssargeen, to all who apply By letter. win
a descriptions Ct their eosdition. seSe, occupation.
hao'ts OF re, &e.3faad IN cases of extreme oy.
erty, Medic 5nes furnished free of charge.
VALUAlstE REPORTS on Spormstor,hoz.
and other Diseases Of the Sexual Organs. md q,
the employed IN the Dispense
~, sent to toe afflicted in sealed letter epyeloDs
lree OF charge Two or thros Ssamps 70, psstsge
viii. be ~accepcabls.
Address. Ii. J. SKILLIN H0UGHTON. Act.
ing Surgeon, Hosari Association. No. 2. s ,uth
ninth Street, Pbilsdelphia, Pa. BY order of he
Directors.
ERA D. HEARTwRLL, Previse,t
GEc.F AIRcHILD, Sserstsru- 32-Iv
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PosT-0FFIcEs.-A new post-ofice has been
established in Mecklenburg county, called
Mint Hill, j. I. Walker, P. N. Anew Office.
called South River has been established in
Rowan county, S. S. Trott. P. M.
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ARRIAGE

In Sampson county, on the s5th ult., by Isham
Boone, of Sampson.
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Raleigh April :
Juvenile Books Recently Publisbed

TNHE CARDINAL FLOWER AND OTTER
Joseph Alden, D. D. author of
the " Light Hearted Girl"
MARY MORTON AND HER SISTER-or
the Advantages of the Savings Bank.
STORIES OF RAINBOW AND LUCKY Bv
Jacob Abbott.
EDITH VAUGHAN's vICToRY-or how to
Conquer-By Helen Wall Pierson-Author of
" Sophie Krantz."
For sale by W. p. PoMERoy
Raleigh, April 2. 1850 90
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TAI-WEEKLY ARRIVAL,
r. Z. HARnINn,s
OF NEW GOODS AT

"
Stock of Fine Cloth Dress Frocks. o
~ Fancy colors are daily arriving, made u,
in the best style -
Handsome styles of single milled French Clott
Frocks and Sacks, of all the various colors. witt
velvet Collars, now open and ready for inspection
Cashmere Goats for business purposes, French
and English Tricos-Golda and Stoel mixed. single
breasted-light and pleasant for summer wear.
French and English Drapde'tea Frocks and
packs, with Velvet Collars, with and without
Innings in back.
Black Alpaca Frocks and Sacks with new
Striped Alpaca Sacks; also Buff and. Drab Al.
pacca Sacks-cooI and neat for summer wear.
Tweed Cashmere Sacks and Frocks, selling al
worry low prices, for Spring and Summer-(cool
and genteel garments.)
PANTS ! PkNTSH
Black Doe Skin Cashmere Pants-20op a;rs ;u.,
recelved-from the lowest to the highest grades.
Light and dark Summer Cashmere Pants-com-
prislng all the different shades and qualities
eut and made up in a neat and handsome stylt
not to he expelled.
Z. L.. HARDING.
HANDSOME SILK NECK TIES!
At HARDINGS.
oae hundred different s~tyles-prices ranging
from twenty cents to one do lar and upwards
The best. tho largest, the neatest and prettiest ex-
hinhion Ct Ties in the State.
Hose! Hose!
90 Dozen English brown and white. Gents half
nose, OF our usual quality-the best for wear i'm
ported.
~suspenders! Suspenders!!
80 Dozen Suspenders of various qualities. com
prising all the celebrated manufacturers. which
were bought for cash, and now offered twenty
hFe per cent. less than usually sold for at retail.
GauZe.M eriuo Under Cbir+.
81 Dozen just opened from 81 to So. all sizes
small and large men can be ftted-call aud sun.
ply yourselves before warm weather comes.
Gauze-India Under Shirts
Cool andplessaut for summer-only 81. Cheap,
cheap!
Lisle Thread Drawer
70 Dozen just opened, for Summer wear. all
sizes. Those who are in want will please exam.
Inc now whist the stock is large.
Cotton-Knit Drawers!
10 Dozen opened this morning-very cheap
seEenty-hve cents per pair.
Linen Drawersi
ioo Pairs received per Express Monday last
OF our own make aud warranted Price yery low.
Bleached Jeans Drawers
200 Pairs now making and arriving weekly.
from 80 cts. to 81, All sizes on hand.
Shirts! Shirt
Plain bosom, ditto, Cross Plai.s ditto. French
woye ditto, Corded Marsaliss ditto, all new STYLES.
Also Diagonal bosoms.
b.. l.. HARDING.
Raleigh, N. c. April End, 1850. 32-St.
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The Christian Sun,

Inc Christian Sun,
Published e0erg Fyiacy st Ss1slk Es.
TERMS: St.50 pc, year IN advance.
REV. W B. WELL0NS Edi,sz.
The SUN is devoted to Religion. Morality. Tam.
peranee. Education and News, and Nv the or1ap
OF the Christian Oh urcb, seoth. Ar a religious
and family paper, it takes high ground, and !,
ireefrsm. party and sects-ian bigotry-open and
Independent in advocating he peculiar sentiment,
oil the cHRIsIIAsss but fber.a and charitable To-
wards christians of al other dcnominations-
Sketch.s of Life and Character of many of the
most prominent living Laen of Eastern Virginia.
NIL be continued through the approaching volume.
The 18th Volume viii ON the Ists
Of April, ct which tim o. tn, paper will be eniarssi
and Improved New SUBJ cribers solicited from
the liberal and charitable o all denomination
IA Address W. B. Wello ns, Suffolk Va