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The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-08-17

Carriage Sign and Ornamental Painting
>dgEG HE subscriber, grateful for past favors
kTSEJgy would respectfully inform the public
(7tf0EF@ hat he still continues the above business
- - the Old Stand, MECHANIC STREET,
near MAN, where he hopes to merit increased coltinu
o" w vi patronage age DEXTER RICE.
"oiCesttf Zee ~.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-08-17

For Sale or fO Let,
ONE New and one Second hand JOB WAGON; Also,
" stout Horse Cart, and Buggy Wagon. Terms lib
eral. H. C. FISH
June6 diff
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a. y. REEVE. I0cE ~,,..,.-

hE subscriber Is ready manufacture and repar octs
= Ilsh ana NJ extra Keys, hang and repair Door Beil
and rspnir Shears Knives Razors-ght obbns ~
May g. DIFF p p,v,,u
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To MISUNDERSTANDING Plaster.

y N1VUIIU = 1dotCIs
HAVING made arrangements for DIRECT importation
IL Of PLASTER, and having superior faciities' for
grinding the same at one Of the best WATER PRIVILEGES
IN this vicinity prepared to furnish it fresh and
me ground IN bulk or barrels, and in quantity desired
Aug ~ dwu A. & w. II. HARRIS.
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For Sale or Exchange,

- FOR HOUSES IN WORCESTER,
- FARM of 40 acres, situated mile from SUTTON
LIZ n centre. Also, several lots convenient to the
farm. Also, WOOD LOT of so acres, 8 miles from said
farm. For particulars, inquire of GUSTAyUS ELLIOT,
Chandler st, WoFcester. cod ION June 90
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To he Let.

TWO good ROOMS the second floor corner Of Main
and Thomas Streets Inquire at No l03 Main ST.
March 90 diff
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El,R SALE
For Sale at a Bargain.
FOR SALE.

III A COTTAGE HOUSE, nearly new on Salem st .
La containing rooms, with good supply of water
very desiable place for small family and will be
sold cheap-a part of the purchase remain if desired
Apply to WIN. A. DRAPER & co.
Aprll z9.s DIFF IS Front Street.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-08-17

lust received assortment of Shell and Buffalo Horn
q Combs, very splendid patterns, also SILVER
COMES, at C. c. COLEMANS, POS Main-st,
May2l d3m 2d door north Am House.
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House Lots for Sale,
Shell and Buffalo Combs,

SITUATED on Pleasant Street. Apply to
~ March z. diff E. E. ABBOTT
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-08-17

- II HAT LARGE MACHINE SHOP on CENTRAL
80 STREET, with good STEAM ENGINE of thirty
&norse power, Boiler and in perfect order. Two
Black Smith shops and all the convenences usually found
in such establishment.
The whole viii be let together for term of years, and
possession given on the st of July For further par
ticulars apply to the subscriber.
BENZ. F. HAYWOOD,
Worcester June IA, diff No l47 Nam Street
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-01

DEATH OF FRIEND OF WAsHINGToN.-An.
other veteran Jerseyman, soldier of the revou.
lion, and personal friend of Washington, has
been gathered TO the Fathers Geo Coryell, Eeo
died at his residence in Lambeftvllle. (foTmeriy
Corve's Frry,) on the 10Th, in the 9lst wear of
his age. Immediately after the Close of the war in
which he served = having participated among
other services, in The battle Of Monmouth he re
moved to Alexandra, near Mount Vernon, at the
instance Of Gen. Washington, where he continued
TO reside until within few years, when he re.
turned to his native Stale.
He was a confidential friend of Washington dur.
ing his life, belonged to the Masonic Lodge, and,
correspondent us, the last one of the six
who bore the body Of The Father Of his Country TO
the lomb,--NsUask Adrerfissr.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-01
Geological Lecture No. 6. By Prof. Forshey.
General Geology of the Tinted States as Pre-.
sentedt the EyeofiG We'll Informed Traveller.

ocItteb GUtbCc AzYcOJ u oet I[tJOJUttU IyUCt<6f.
Travel is source of delight to all would il
were to all source Of enlightment! We stumble
rather blndly through this world Of beauty, most
Of unable to point the place cali the name of
single star that lights our firmament--a single
grass that carpets our pathways single tree that
besses with its shadows, a rock in the archi.
lecture Of our hills and mountains.
Let us open our eyes and see what geological
excursion furnishes:
Mr.. F. then turned to splendid Geological Map
of the United States, prepared by him for the oc
casion, which he had colored all the principal
geological groups of the United States, so that at
glance of the eye, the audience could comprehend
the extent, boundaries, course, and dip Of the beds
The granite strethces round the north of Lake
Superior and occupies Canada as far north as
known, crossing the St Lawrence and spreading
over all New England South of the Appalachian
chain it lies along their base and side west near
the middle of Alabama. From New Jersey, west,
ward it passes beneath the tertiary and drift beds,
which reach to the ocean and stretch on to the
Rio Grande. The Western boundary of the United
States is unknown to geology, except in very gene
raj terms
Within the painted, three leading features
may be recognized in the coal basins. The south
eastern basis lies along the Anolacbi,p cham and
pervades it's western ridoes reaobir, r,o,, a.,
York (nearlvl on the northeast 10 Tsnns.ss. on
the south west its portb-yvesern bopndarv
tbroupb the north. east corner and middle Of OH
The Illinois coal field occupes ,birds of tbst
State. and the southwest fourth Of Indan, viii,
narrow strip of Kentucky alone Tho Obio i ~
repiop of Tennessee and the Cnroherland r;,,ar
The Micbipan coal field lies in tbe centre n M
neninspla and covers .bor, tbroa co,,r,t. of ~,
State Bstu,oon ,bo col GA ~ a. -.
beds r,r,od i ~ anIl..s IS
inc to the - A -
The lectnrer tben reviewed ts ,hao,,, IS
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rnoJa h, ,h;,I tL1sa .aI INC
Jo,o,i.oJ :; ~. -; p'oOdO'
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A. - -..;,t, ~ '"He 'Vui up
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IT.
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- % - ~ 5P!ee' swamp IN soou pfs
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-01
MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE AND FIRE INsuR-
ANCE COMPANY OF LOUISIANA.


The permanent fund invested as per charter the
o The policy hodsrs n bonds @ and on
thereon and in Stocks OF the State and of the United States
government.
stockholders and capitalists but solely for the protecton
the policy holders and their families against and pov.
ton conducted upon the and solid principles ard
or ms annual ao sgm Pa GenF & large
A POLICY icy foders whether M for life G shorter terms who
Of the profits Of The company, without any TesetVaon "Oe
Creditors insure the lives Of debtors, thqs securing
effect Insurance on The lie Of her husband for the sole benefit
and use of herself and children, free from tie claims of cred
{Ohn John 9aagaa, a, Joseph Walker John S Alison,
Fss Wia d. 1R%:i s@s &~ q sS1sn
fHTRR T. 6a aSh 81 RSss
Io;eph w Stanton, MsrsSn Ifs NJ. M Cohen,
Vn Wm II H. ooch Sua BaaMn William Ii WTe
John L. safiSrafs, Geo. W smith, Thee IT, AIcCaIeb,
Cornelius F:lowes Joseph Laiaade John b Leeep apn''
JOHN HAGAN, President of the Company.
JosfPpm ~ mkALLANpE, We IS PresisJsnIt; r sSaI;.,
faomNs A. Il HTET N b NJ TSs GoSsasSS sGRTd OF
H. e. HEARrr.. Aetaiary K L. iLE. GSSID. Attorney.
RIcHARp BElN, M: d No; IN Magazine street, Medical
whites to 2 Nj at his residence He will examine white
o'clock p M He viii not examine any one at his dwelling
without permit, which be had application at the office
tg This Company is prepared to entertain applications
W WHIT e no5s Sa bt Pg s Ts e al Ga and h2
by The Board which are less than the rates charged by The
New York and London Offices and without their restrictions
Profits are declared annually, and the profits draw interest
and can be made available AT once TO he extent of o
E California Permits are issued TO Life Insurance mem
Re ses at S Nsw s h9T f Lgn9 10 e 3 II qS ct
necessary to effect insurance can be had at the office OF the
s9{S Extensive Travelling Privileges are allowed.
E-F Once hours, y A. NJ, to P. NJ. leA ly
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-01

A NINDFALL.-We learn from The Philadelphia
Sun, that young gentleman of that ciy who, not
long ago, was unfortunate in business, has fallen
heir, by the will Of deceased uncle, to an estate
IN cuba, the net income from which averages
from eighty to hundred thousand dollars
Last year the income exceeded one hundred and
nineteen Thousand dollars. He has, however, un.
der the will. to pay $S0O 0OO within FIVE years, to
other relatives
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-01

0-s- Madame Messenhauser, the widow of the
unfortunate Commander Of Vienna, during the
memorable days Of October, has arrived in New
York city, with three children. She parted from
her husband some days before he was executed by
the muskets of Prince Windischgralz, and has now
sought refuge in this country
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-01

Pass HIM RoUND.-A pretended dentist, a DR..
VIM. Booth, has run away from Virginia, under
the worst circumstances-after contracting several
debts and courting lady, whom he promised to
marry, A borrowed horse he sold at Georgetown.
His trunk was found to contain nothing but bilets
of wood. 1t has since been ascertaned that, under
the name of DIR. Frederick Preston, he married a
lady in Wisconsin, in October, lS47 ; left her in
May following subsequently he appeared in How
ard county, Mo- as DR., James L. Dunn; in May,
1s4S, married another lady at Indianapolis, Ia;
converted all her property into money, and, in
March last, deserted her at Fayette, Missouri He
next appeared in Philadelphia, as DR.. Bume, and
came to Waterford in May last. He is about forty
wears of age, #.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-01

Gg~ The city councils of New York have appro.
prated $1,000 for the purchase of copy OF Andu.
bon's Birds OF America" and "Quadrnpeds of
North America" for presentation To the city of
Paris. as complimentary return for the valuable
donations of the metropolis to the city OF New
York, through the agency of M. YattemaFe's inter
national exchange
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-01

NAvAL-THe Mediterranean Sguadro,,-The
squadron at the present time consists of the follow
ing vessels: Race flag ship Independence, "a
guns, Commander Blake. Frigate Constitution,
A guns, Captain Conover. Frgate Cumberland,
Al guns, Captain Latimer, Frigate St Lawrence,
Al guns, Captain Paulding Steamer. Mississippi,
10 guns, Captain Long, Sloop-oEwar James
town, 20 guns, Commander Mercer Schr. Taney,
Lieut.. Hunter. A storeship now in the United
States taking in provisions, Lieut.. Porter We
may add that the jamestown has been ordered
home, the time for which the crew shipped having
expired.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-01

INTEMPERANcE.-The corpse OF Mrs. Freeman,
aged about 20 years, was found on the road in
Whitinsville, Mass. with bottle Of rum near her
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-01

as- The Hemanway Bank a siokly private insti-
tuition at Milwaukee, Wisconsin, has busted The
public will loss very little by the operation.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-01
VOLUME H. NUMBER 80.

JEsxY LlND-Mr. Banum syates that he hes
rasl6ed tlie engagement made by his agens with
L6ny Lind. although he did not contemplate pay
ng The addiisorat expense Of her two musica asae-
eisteg He says that the lady has declined many
he's9r oi8srs lan ihe one accepted fsons him. hav-
ing great nnxiety % visit tls Unaed States. IL
appears tTas the lady, since her de5ht IN England,
has given sothe poor, from her opn private purse,
more than the whole amannt which M. BaFnam
has engaged 20 give her; and The preeeeds Of CON
eeftsfor charitable purposes 10 GFeal Britain where
sie has sung gsaIaissusly. tzve seaiztd more shan
ten iimesihai amount During the last eisbs months
aAe haa been singing entirely erasutousiy for ehari
sai'is purposes and she is now founding beneyO-
lent InsliHson in Stockholm, her nasiss city, az
cost Of $3.50 co.,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-01
WATCHES AND JEWELRY


M Fl. MEYER, No. 100 CAs,P surset, Watch. 70
VI. maker and dealer in JEWELRF, GOLD S@aM
PENS, FANCY ARTICLES, and WATCHES. T. IN
An Jewelry articles repaired moderate prices. mIseaA
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-01
Che Dail. Crescent.

Pa blished Every Day-(Sunday Excepted)-
BY CROCKETT, FROST & co.
JOHN W. CROCKETT. W. FROST. HUDSON A. KIDD.
-=O=-
OFFIcE......No. % ST. CHARLES STREET.
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TERMS OF THE tHESGENI L.
DAG-Fn Cents per week payable 10 The carriers weekly;
Eight Dollars per hsfyeay and quarterly
ratesn advance Single COPIES Flee Cent? The Office
receipt for all subscriptions exceeding one week
He WEEKLY CRESCENT will be furnished subscribers
Three Dollars per year clubs u four
the Posi-ocs, Tpo Dollars and Fifty each Post
and others who Agents. and seud orders
for copies will receive copy n additen for their
pensatfon Payable all adraHee Single papers or
pachages in wappeEA be had at the Office Of publication
No. SO St Charles street
ADVERTISEMENTsnot exceedug twelve lines In Agate TYNE
81 for the first insertion, and 50 cents for subsequent
ton Those Of length 10 proportion Notices
second page Of lines in Pearl 81 each insertion
Advertisements published @eeky aen weekly weekly monthly
charged 81 for Insertion.
discount those who advertise By the year. u
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-01

AliIS-s75090 Northern Saved Inths 10 arrive. Far
H sale by HAYMAT Il holden, ~
tssS No IS MagssiHe 81 and II Rsd nissss.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-01

w "a fcaas. q hsi'li'' attorney at La"' AeHdesOn
iiJer ta-Cnmmngs, Stewart & CO., Rev. DR.. Scot
Baker Lusk d Co, New Orleans; Bradford i Sanders
F9uhEh x Eisnn, John l.. Blocker Mobile, Ala. rid
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-01

h VI. s'TbART, Builder and Job6ey, nj IO4 Jniis
!; sstreet; toutracts Tor BUILDING, FINISHING or
ktPAlRiNG, executed with fidelity and dispatch JOB-
ING q al snds, done to orer, iii prnlnptHess Res
Ri.IN DS rnRAe 10 order ft,lS a,lSs. IL"
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flS rs aRa "a. G fs kYfSR & rs Z 90 q Marss. St.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-01

N BhADNEk SMITH, General Commission .Her
y. cagnt 80 GRAyIER STREET. is Commissioned to taBe
ne6 oahs and TO tae Testimony and Proof Of Demands
NAME, NEW HAMPSHIRE, VERMONT REObE
t5lxAS 5lx = 2, p,E0lNNECTtCuT5 NEW YORK, NEW JER
St,.Ir ZEN NNSYLyANIA, OHIO, MICHIGAN, WIS
aanf,SSSSI,S, INDIANA, ILLINOIS, MISSOURI, KEN.
~ y, A,SSkfi SSkhf ,TENNESSEE. NO. CAROLINA, SOUTH
RIDA. : ~ ,,o5 ! IN m
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-01

NOTICE TO sHGAH PIsANT sits Wsesgh.aa
from S. 70 50 inches. ALso1wo Vertical CATTLE
SUGAR MII,LS-Raiiers--36K2 and 36xa4 inches with
Coupling for Wooden Shaits and extra Wheels for sale hy
al smdSW \. " nE EGANlA. AZ nienyiil9 81,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-01
FIFTEEN CENTS A WEEK.
BUSINESS CARDS.

IOAYNE IL HENDERSON, Hholssale GrOeers, Nos
Il 30 and y Grsvier street, New Orleans. nl7 INV
III Ill, MCLEAN IL GO. Cotton Factors ana C9m-
IL mission Merchants 81 Canal street. jy2s lyd&W
~ w. OLIVER, Commission Merchant and Ship
". agent, No. 23 st. Charles street. aul1 dlm&lyW
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-01

4 ERNARD TuRPIN, .4uetioneer and ColRm1ssioh
- .HercAant, no. 20 Old Leyee. d22 1y
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-10-01

TX We learn from the I'redcricksbn Z
News, that The Fredericksburg, O:ange
and Valley Flank Road Directory have
PM under contract q miles Of their road,
the cons,ruc ion If which will be com-
mcncpd Immediately. The cost Will be
about $500 per mile for road 10 feet
wide.
The News" also speaks of an inven.
ten by Major Miller of that place, which
it regards ns a decided improvement upon
The usual mode of construction:
- 1t sjst& Of lhrre tracks each 6 leet
8 irchcs wide, constructed of part plank
and part gravel, The plank part OF the
road is Ihat on which The wheels run. ANA
i one foot in width for each wheel, re-
1niring only four feet for the three tracks.
To each track there are guards which pre-
vent the wheels from running of the
plank. The Intermediate space for the
horses is four feet two inches, and is
formed OF gravel aud earth"
The advantages claimed for the inven-
ton are, tina, II is cheaper, more durable,
easier of repair and less injurious 10 the
hoof Of The horse.--Rich. Uhig.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-10-01
po.atO Rot.

I'VE observe that in many sections ~
,be country. the potato crop is totally &C.,
s,royed. and in the absence OF any GU '' -.
romedy for the disease. take pleasure III
giving publicity 10 any means OF I'''>F :,
lion Of Ibis drp!ornhl.' evil so ""'' '%a''y
dreaded. The fo:i""i"g Sia''m'n! from
one who has uirI the experiment IS Wor-
A. G.. Prcant Of White Plains, West
chester county. \. Y, states d" that where
he used Kcntish's Prepared Gano. his
ocs are ok good oat s0uod! THAI
ecry Other part Of his grounds, where
II was mol ,,sej, they r"re nnirer@n'IH
rotten and good f3I nothing, ami ih"'
none of his neighhors lave r'ised sal"a'Ie
potatoes This season"
'Fhis fer,ilizine manme, il is said. moi
only prevents 70, in all kinds Of v"geta,
ton. but it promotes lhe rapid growth OF
wheat, corn. rye, cn.oa, sugar, fruits,
GRASS. and all descriptions Of table vcgeta,
bles. beyond any manure, hitherto en-
pIoved. So many farmers and market
gardeners who have used it declare -
As far as we can Judge, from cur own ex-
pcrience, we should he inclined to believe
these 10 be facts. Tney are confirmed
also bv a large number of certificates, IN
serted IN the general circu!ar.--f"Fnc'
and lIpch42iC.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-10-01
From the JotTGoi g Commerce
sTrster;cu>- Affair 1T MOrrisiana.

In consequence of a rumnr that great
number of children had been poisoned III
Wes,chester county, an inquiry was III
s,iluted into the matter by the Coroner,
which was commenced on Friday last,
and terminated last night, at MOrrlslana.
Ii appears that man having inquired OF
the owners Of some properly III that WI
lace, if they knew how many children
had been buried in their lot, was told thai
there had been none. He replied that
there had. for he knew the man that buried
them. This man, a black by the name
of Nicholas Jackson, TESTIFIED al me III
quest, that the bodies Of the children
(which really were found there on an eN-
animation of the spot, were buried oy
him, in the night time, for ullllng sum-
at the request Of Mary ShotweI, qua
keress. who had the care OF the chldreh oi
convicts at an institution III the village.
The bodies, of which there were eight, III
six collins, were in such IN advanced stale
of decomposition that il was Impossible to
ascertain, at the time, the cause oil deaIl ;
and as Mary Shotwell produced the re
oujsite certificates of the death of the chill
dren, there was no sufficient ground to
Justify her detention OH the charge OF har-
ing made away with them. The remain
der of the children, about thirty in number,
have been removed for the present, and
one is nos accounted for. The matter is
to be further investigated by the Grand
Jury in October.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-10-01
Col Marruder.s COMPANY.

The Alta California of the 10Th Au-
gust, thus notices the arrival at that port
of Col. Magruder's Battery of Artillery
from Baltimore:
The long looked for artillery battalion
known throughout the country by all those
familiar with the exploits achieved by ouI
gallant army during the Mexican war, as
:. Magruder's Battery arrived on Satur,
day in the ship Monterey, all in good
health. We understand that this corps is
composed of picked men, most OF whom
have " smelt powder" in the field and
become attached to the service and their
particular arm. And well may they after
The brilliant part they took during the war.
They are to be Stationed, we understand
at The Mission near San Diego, very
comfortable SPOT. The following is a
list of the officers attached TO the battery :
Col. J. b. Magruder, commanding, Isl
Lieut., A. II. Eddy, LIST Artillery, Isl
Lieut., Francis L. Patterson, do, ID
Lieut., Bellzoover, do, Assistant Sur
peon, X. o. Abbott.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-10-01
Secession.

The idea that any Southern State Will
undertake TO secede from the Union, III
consequence of the admission OF California
as a State, is, in our opinion, too rldlcn-
lous to be entertained and we regret the
importance given in some of the news
papers, to the proclamation OF Gov.
Towns, of Georgia, for State conven-
ton, and to the proceedings of certain
meetings held in South Carolina. No
Southern State will attempt TO secede stu
gle-handed. Not even the chlvalry OF
South Carolina will risk such a measure.
And, can it be supposed that the whole
South would combine i'll the movement,
if it were made If any one is so foolish
rs TO entertain the idea, we would advise
him 10 consult sober second thought,
and be undeceived. We speak for Mary
land, and fearlessly assert, that she Will
not unite in any movements having III
view the dissolution Of the Union--nor
will Virginia. In fact, under no circum-
stances which have occurred, viii the
South undertake to secede, and thus bring
on civil War.-Chppfr.