CEREsco. w. T. No
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- Willis! writing to you for the above pur
pose l will add few lines the prospects of the
Phalanx here We are still progressing, our crops
have done well. and our improvements arc going on
as tas, as we can drive them. We will not be able
to get grst mill in operation until next Summer,
US we could detach labor sufficient from the other
groups to complete il this all. and we have no! the
means to hire labor. We have, however, excavated
for the foundation, aId built q basement and the
wheelpit walls Of stone from 10 feet thick. on
which is now raised a good substantial frame, which
will be completed next Spring. Our Winters work
will consist chiefly Of getting out rails for four or five
miles OF fence; these, with what we have up, will
enclose about two sections of land which we hope
to have under cultivation by the close OF mex; year.
But what is of more consequence for the friends Of
Association 70 know is that members are very
desirous to improve condition by progressing
higher 10 the true principles OF Association.


live had capital TO go on with improvements we
would be in condition in five years provide use
full employment and support for one thousand per-
! sons, Old and Young and then could commence an
edcc that might do honor to the cause. But should
not receive sufficient capital for that purpose.
our purpose is onward-it may be slow, but still it
shall be onward God being our helper. We are
living in good spirits and brig hi hopes.


Respectfully, yours. j. s


Our farther extracts are from the letter of an early