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RECHM0ND FEMALE SEMINARY
on GRACE STREET BETWEEN Sd 4TH,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.

INHE next session Of
October 1850 AID viii terminate the 8Oth June 1851.
The Principal will be slded heretofore by well selected
corps Of Assistants who With their ability and experience cannot
fall 20 give satisfaction
The Boarding Department will be under the Of Mr.
Ma Dupuy assisted by Mrs Nary oGsse formerly osa
vannah viii reside the Seminary with the young
ladies' and will exercise PdrStl care sad control these
committed % their charge
attended this egort establish IL the city
OF Richmond Female Seminary Of the trt class has encouraged
the Principal provide ample accommodations for The next
session. The buildings being enlarged, and Important
notifications VII De made IN them which viii add eesty their
convenience comfort The lodging large and we'll
py The Recitation Roou viii be we'll arranged os the
accommodation OF The pupils
TERMs FOR NINE MONTHS.
waning, iue ana LsS oo "
Tuition u th Preparatory Department. 80 On
do n ordinary E7ghh brS1ches ~ 90
advanced
n Modern aai Ancient Languages 20 90
Music Vocal and lnsg enial (Pano and GUITAR FOR
Or hour 40 90
OF hour eSch per 50 90
Use OF 90. Observation-Disclosures. 10 20
Draxl-- "a Crayon. ............ 80 %
Painting water coors. 40 90
rta7s y - =, ~ W
| the i-ti fFenY, lStl.
Reference Rev. Dr. Hoge any
forlr- patrons OF hs school.
Catalogues OF ~. Seminary containing detailed n'orna
on be oosle bookstore In the city by APplea
An. DUPUY.
jyI1 Richmond, Va.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-07

LAMPS. LOOKING GLASSES. SILVER PLATED
AND BRITANNIA WARE. WATERS
IAPANNED WARE NC
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-07

,ruPLFs, HLOTCHES,
FRECkLES, EhUPTIONS,
StNRJRN Or TAN.
rra-f Preparation renders tl -k.l son aud fresh, .rl
t-4 Ntb.s P-rty. % Is uCstccr AMI -efres1rs.' app
r. be .-r 90 tasslr s0t viii give Immediate
.. . strg of Insects Not-i1g p1s- enters 1910 N
.. IRE contents co aa-.Ie t.t H- taken without
n. H.H '...t.r tr.Ig E.gtt f.- .T rest. l cave as
-. ..... .. ..rI.s,-
...-,zt .-.-PrI-e fly Cents d Bottle.
Raglan Co. Prcpri.tCrs, Troy, n Y.
s-.rrt.u Are-ta fe5-Ituau
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-07
JUsr rUnLIsHED AND NOW READY FoE
FLOWERS OF HOPE AND MEMORY.
A collection Of Poems b.
Mrs. COrnelia J. M. Jordan.

MIS-. COlllella > WI y OItil-
OF Bedford County, Virginia,
In one handsome ~ vol 3s2 p? printed beautiful tint
paper emhehed With fac steel portrait Of the author
ess. Pfce 80.
"NOTICE5 or THE PRESS"
"Ths beautifully printed volume contains the poal pToduc
ton Of gifted mind ard tender MANY Of the poems
,hoE skin ana facility In yernhcaon but poetcs
genius "-Ais1.Wdrtd G1-cts.
There are few readers who glance the Of this vol
ume that will acknowledge s cars Some II these
illusions exquisite and all indicate deep poetic feeling mbu
with ftryeni plety concluding poem National Hymn FOR
the suppcaon fer The Union, srdently patriotic
and truly sincere '-tutDaDcs dHefic0u.
style simple and dret As far We have examined
Ike H. i natural unaffected and sometimes touching
ly beautiful. - Hicia,oUd CiristiG1 idrOedte
This book will be ma'.d free OF postage.
All orders should be addressed to the publ Sher
mi5 A. NORRIS, Richmond.
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EASTERN AND SOUTHERN MARKETS.

These lands are contiguous railroad 200 miles IN length,
which connects and naygAbe lakes and rivers,
thus arordng an unbroEen communication with the Eastern and
Southern markets.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-07
LATFEE.

T5vHE busneEs Of JOHN LANCASTER SON will be connu
j I'd as heretofore, AID under the same style.
fe2l-lm JNO. A. LANCASTER sON.
JNRENCH CIIINA-NEW IMPORTATION
just opened ship Bavaria from liayre large adj
dions TO our stock Of FRENCH CHINA, consisting Of
Rich Fancy Decorated Dinner Sets,
Rich Fancy Decorated Tea Sets,
Fancy and Gold Band Toilet Ware
Plain White China Dinner and Tea Sets,
Gold Band and Plain White Tea Sets.
have single pieces OF White and Gold Band China Fam
HES wishing repenih VIII always find full assort
ment M the China Store Of THOS a. BULKLEY 4 CO,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-07

RAILWAYS REGULATING FILLS
Ia the hands Che Priesthood 90 South America, accomplish
Tug Bilious rrent Fever Cs aud Fever Liver Com
plant Dr0,v AN ds.e ~ the s,creist Organs, The SION
ach heart kidneys and bladder. WI c t- people der mir
Acuiol, L. @ clrate and Ills hey iuyslu ,hi-
corr,cyes system Ccst,rn-s', Indigestion, Liver Com
organs, and unequal irregular circulation, cured b thes
agency. They and la.re the pr Natr Of sick
ness ys,hnl i cause u every organ aud reysAlstinsa con
dillon 81 health ia each.
RarwIs gs,oy,usG ysNr. ue.h3 TO home approx
al Of tr.t-tt -caGtu..n remedy back from The
Whole splnsh America. th-s MS hire, 10 Is pronounced
positive obtergat % 2grs, Syphilis, Fever Sores Sore Eye
Bronchitis Chr1ric Ehsur hereditary flesh diseases ~ All
kinds -ia 90 ell Institutional t0ucs RsuWAY-
separately corlhccd equal 60 o SulugStou OF
al m,lll.cs ever clrnba't-l by medical science.
PURE SKIN-CLEAk COMPLEXION.
Rich pore healthy blood secured TO s who take RAILWAYS
RENOvlTlSG EfSuL'fSE
his truly astouar how Rapidly patient, covered with Sores
Ulcers SEn Efuuors healed hy RAILWAYS ksNuFAIlNG
REsOLyENT Vtus Dance, kn's Leil seurvy, Salt Reun
Bakers Itch Pustu letters, &C, sill yield ~ or two bottles
this cleansing cooling, heaa aud purifying medicine Dr.
Railways Remedies sold Druggists and Merchants every
where.
Railways Remedies sold by Druggists everywhere
RADWAY d CO.,
% John Street, New York.
PURCELL LADD CO. ard JOHN T GRAY, general whole
sale agents State 81 Virginia. who will supply the trade
the prices charged by Railway Co.. 10 New York city
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DIcmIoND cL0TMI- q -WANVFAC-->sa
Eks "a 81
AMERICAN CONSULS AND MINISTER'S,
FOREIGN PRIESTS,
SPANISH AHs.IIICAN PHYSICIANS
TESTIFY 20 TEE LitE SAVING pEofklEIlES o.
RAILWAYS REMEDIES.

Rspwty- Eytrf Rus. IA enforced n the strongest terms BY
Our Jen-ir eri our late Ambassador % rraz
Issll saved taCU AMOS l tat empire from being carried ou ~
u.ar0us fryrs ana CaH,rc complaints single d'se Danish
o., Internal PAIN and applied OuwAy mseuy gssuacs the
agony Rheumatism Neuralgia Toutlsrtr STraus &c Tor
py or One stomach 0ryer sud All forms Of Indigestion yield to
Us Inv. s0FStiuF action.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-07
LANDS OF ILLINOIS.

No State tho Valley ofe Mississippi offers great an induce
men to the settler the State % Illinois There portion
tie world where Of conditions OF climate and soil 50 simra
ty combine to produce these great staples Coax and wHGar
A. the praIrles OF Illinois.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-07
NOTICE.

NOhEtE.
VOLUNTEER Ocers Of the Stste respectfully Informed
that beside tire bonds required by law there must be
dso he Adutant General authorize the Superintendent
OF the State Armory-io isfue arms &c. delS-O
NOR SALE PRIVATELN.--A No. l sEAMsTREss
i aud CHAMBERMAID Any wishing to purchase will
pIease call Al the American Hotel. jal2--ts
VaTANTEs!-Ts subscribers wish employ I'VE first class
w boomen and hands shoes and gaters both stitched
and channed capable Of making fs rate work
we will give constant employment and good Men ber
the present Society JoJrneymen Cord~sne need not
ply as We submit t. their arrogance and presumpton
fs9i ALEX. HILL 4 co
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-07
FERTILITY OF THE SOIL.
TO ACTUAL CULTIvATORs.

Nowhere can the industrious such immediate
suits for his labor az upon these prairie soils they being composed
ola deep rich oam the fertility Of which by on
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-07
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY

TVE attention o'he enerpng and Industrious portion OF the
community directed to the following statements and liberal
inducements offered them BY the
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-07

which, As they perceive will enable them, by proper energy
Industry provide comfortable homes for them
families with, comparatively speaking very little esp
al
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-07
LAW CARDS.
DAVID s, q. CABELL,

ATTORNEY AT LAW.
DRAuTCEs In all the Courts Of the counties Of Eeson
Amherst He will atesd TO any law business entrusted 10
him In the adjacent counties
Nv address Tye River wsrehouseP o., Nelson Co., Va.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-07

Nowhere can the industrious farmer such Immediate re-
suits for upon these prairie Soils they being composed
OF deep rich osm the fertility Of which unsurpassed by any on
the globe. 49,, ,,,,,,ro
Sncs 1854 The Company haze sold 600 TReyse
IN actual crator and erery contract contains an agree
,aent 10 curd The road been constructed through there
rads at expense If s9OOoOOOO IN 1850 Tie population
rtynine counties through cEicb passes only 9s559s,
since sicl 40 1913 haze been dddsd making TIE r1o poa
ton sl4, SCI gain efl48 per cent
EVIDENCES OF PROSPERITY.
As an evidence the thr people be stated that
6OOOO tons Of freight Including OOO bushels OF grain and
$50 600 barrels Of forwarded the line last
PRICES AND TERMS OF PAYMENT.
prices lands vary per acre. according
location quality, &C FIRST class farming lands sell for about
80 to S per relative Of Subdulog prairie
land as compared with wood land In the ratio OF TO 10 In favor
OF the former The terms osae for the bulk Of these lands will be
ONE YEARS INTEREST IN ADVANCE,
at six per cent per snnum six interest notes at six cent?
payable respectively in one two three four FIVE and SIX years
from date OF sale and notes for principal payable In four
Ave six and seven wears date OF sale the contract spus
ting than OF the purchased shall be fenced and cu
vsed and every year. ave years from the date SALE
so the end OF Ave years oneha shall be fenced and under
cultivation
TWENTY PER CENT. WILL BE DEDUCTED
for the vsiuaon for cash. except the dollars
per acre when the cash price will be five dollars.
Pamphlets descriptive the lands SOIL climate productions,
prices and terms payment, be had application to
wv. FOSTER,
Land Commissioner, Illinois Central Railroad,
Chicago, Illinois.
Por the name fhe Towns Villages and Cities upon the
mno Central Railroad 1885, 49, $780, Appletons Rail
way Guide. Jsl4- de4vBm
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ENCOURAGE
SOUTHERN MANUFACTURES.
no So aud especially II you obtain desirable Goods
without pay1g for them than their Scu. worth.
TEyE CRENSHAW WOODEN COMPANY


without payaR for them than their actual WORTH
TBE CRENSHAW WOODEN COMPANY
city organized year and In order to make such Goods
compete with but would rather sid other Southern
by furnishing grades and styles Of Goods that have
never been made IN Virginia. they filled their BIN with
Machinery and hGfs quality They maEGac
turing CAsSMERS and CLOTHS OF every variety from TIE
Virginia Mco and Neso WOOL and solicit The attention OF The
IN the sonth their Goods All who have the ARMY
CLOTHS az rst expressly Tor the virginia Military
Institute pronounce them eius rot superior IN quality,
10 they had been buying heretofore and quite cheap
The Virginia ami Central Agricultural socrts ut their
Flr held this city IN October las awarded 10 this Company
Medal their exhibition ~ NOGLEN GOODS, which n.
cuded some beautiful ShAws Blankets,
Purchasers upon every piece Of Goods Manufactured
by Is represented ani under circumstances
vii Company be induced TO work hodjy In their Goods,
will they card any cotton With 'hrr wool
LEWIs u. CRtNsHAwi President.
slEUu Mitchell,
NuItSGroS GupDN [
JCHS Il MoSrACUk '''
z ". HAYWOOD,
As Agents M the sale Of the Goods manufactured by the Cen
shaw Company Richmond Va, have hand
about 10000 yards Of ne plain ana fancy single ami Double
Nel Cassmeres and Cloths besides lot Of fins Blankets aud
Geu:crcns manufacturing the Of uOh
per al Of which oer the trade AZ fair prices end
terms Nth entire confidence tat the eaterpre will
celve = liberal support CRENsliAW CO.. Agents,
fe2h-s Richmond, Va.
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..-8t-shv excellent trtt on fr Che Restoration or
tf-rnaI color, 90 preserve Hair nom falling OUT
t.t. t,Ilr.,s on sale 40 Humphr-7 Browns in ths
Is..- chat thIs Restorative Is huubIg Is concu-
-' 1.ss that eIsct may De found 10 almost every pa
l be country
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ssvs l',re and use only -s,lis Restorative, Ike
.-..rs lain. able
D. ...-.-y1 f.rs-Prcs soc and an per bc.ile.
". = HAGAN Co, Pr1pr.ytors, Troy n Y.
4 sr.rrten. As-uta f5-dkv8m
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-, n W ~ 57tI ~ 10 s. Lo1'l are sPeaklng IN
.-f nfss tcia"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-01-23
a Confession.

Truth Is mighty, and will prevail
This old adsge has never been more fully
verified than in the case Of our neighbor
Of the Journal, in his last issue. He has
labored with an energy worthy.ol bette,
cause, for two months, to prove that "tLe
secession hub bub in Clearfisid borough
las he styled III extended nowhere else
But in his last Issue he makes the follow
ing confession:
There is no use in any one irving 10
close his eyes 10 the real condition of the
country"
Afterunbosoming hirself thus publicly
At the eleventh hour, We must infer that
the editor in question feels little better.
Horeve.. somethingseems to troublehim
whether il is conscience or something
else, he turns witness for himself. Hear
him:
"Ws beliere our heart throbs ns
strongly fer the Union as that Of any man
In H."
Would il not have been better aad more
plausible for the editor, Rftcr having been
sccused Of his loyalty by some one, TO
have referred his accuser 10 the columns
.! his paper, instead # calling himself 10
the witness stand? We think so.
AZ The lawyers OK has now been gored,
Ne may ex: cct something desperate in
the settlement Of this "hub. buJ, >" esrs.
ciaily If he calls in his hackers,
The editor seems 70 have fellow-fee,-
ing for Governor Hicks, Of MARYLAND. Il
is true ne has right to select his owr.
hackers. but it seems strange that Black
Republican should select one Of the lead
ers Of the Baltimore plug giles" Now,
II be sends.For Winter Davis and ex. Nav OF
Swan, he viii have the captain aud DO.
lieutenants Of the baltimore Rip Rsps," +"
and Plug giles" to help him in his time
OF need.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-01-23
From Washin gton.

! The latest news from Washington aud
the South few days ago, seemed rather
pacific, tut last night mail brought news
Of fresh outbreaks in the South.
! Florida has by this time no doubt taken
Fort Pickens at Pensacola by force. from
the United States forces, if not surrender
ed peacbily. Thousands Of volunteers in
the Southern States hayo offered their
services to the Governor os Florida, and
we fear a collision has taken place at
Pensacola.
( South Carolina is becoming more paci-
fic, no doubt from the fact that her South
era allies have now became as cratic rs her
self Her Commissions, Col HIyne, will
remain in Washington for sometime, and
the attact upon Fort Sumter is postponed
for the present, but, as Gov. Pckens as
ser's, will most assuIedly be made if no
compromise is effected soon.
1t is now positively asserted by the
Southern members, and that portion of
the Committee Of Thirty-Three have so
reported, that either Of the propositions of
Senators Crittehden or Bigler, will be ac>
ccptablo to them, and they assert most
emphalicnlly, that unless these or .imi.
lar M, asures are adopted, dissolution is q
fixed fact.
Georgia has passed The secession ordi.
nance by vote of eos yens, to SO nays.
After the vote was announced, a mum Der
of those who had voted in the negative
changed their votes, stating that as Geor.
gis had determined upon secession, they
would share her fate for veal or for woe.
Virginia holds an election for n Conven.
tion on the 4th OF February, and will
most undoubtedly elect a ma a;ority of So
ccssionisJs and will 60 too. The Legisla-
ture has sent commissioners 10 Washing.
ton 10 meet like commissioners from
other States on the 4th of February next.
Tho Crittenden proposition which was
defeated in the Senate, was on motion of
Senator Cameron reconsidered and post
poned until Monday last, the fate Of
which we haYe not learned, The Black
Republicans, who have brought the nation
10 the verge Of dissolution, seem to en-
ploy their whole time in assisting Mr.
Lincoln to make his Cabinet and other
party ariangements-their party first and
their country last-we mean tho leaders.
There is now no distinction in the acts of
the disunionists. Joombs and Wade, and
Davis and Sumner vote together on every
question effecling the welfare Of the coyn.
Try.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-01-23
Peace or War 7
Encnts.

Ono Of the largest meetings ever helC
n Philadelphia, net at National Hal ~
that city on last Wednesday night j
wo. substantially Democratic meeting
called to take action upon the present
rerilous condition of tho country, yc'
among the thousands in attendance were
many who voted against the Democracy
81 the late election. The tone and senti
rrsnt Of the meeting were uncquiyocall!
opposition 10 the use Of cOcrc.ye means
20 prevent dissolution Of the Union, and
agains, the use OF the sword. Tho con-
duct Of South Carolina was severely de-
nounced but the attempt to force her, or
any other seeding State, back into tho
Union, would only be making bad worse.
!, isbad enough that we should break up
the Confederacy, and thus lose our ma
tionality; ,ut to add TO tlis disgrace the
havoc and horrors OF civ ! war, would be
tcnfold worse.
The people OF Pennsylvania, without
reHrect TO party, who are opposed TO The
Republican remedy OF coercion and civil
war, were urged to immediate and promt
action 10 make known their sentiment by
holding meeting, demonstrating Congress
and the State Legislature, and by all 9th,
er means in their power. II this Unior
of States is 10 be severed, for Gods sake
iet & be in peace. There may then be
hopes Of reunion, and restoration Of
the fraterual affection that characterized
the people Of all sections in those better
days of the Republic. But if the fire and
,vord policy Of the Republicans is adopt
Cd. the bi,terest and blackest enmity that
aver dragged The human heart down to
tAe lsys. Of the brute. will soon take the
place o! bTsIaerly feeling.
There is not n moment 10 be lost. III
the people would slouse to action at once.
this great evil may yet be avertcd. As for
preventing dissolution of the ULior
that Ia impossible. 1T IS DONE. Six
States have already Withdrawn. Shall
force be used 10 bring them back a, sub
jugated provinces, and thus drive out The
remaining nins Southern States, and
tiunge the whole nation into a civil and
irsiricidal war
This is the question for the people to
consider. Let them delay no longer. but
60 to work at once, and send up voice
from every hill and valley, and If needs
be, from every hamlet iu the land, MIL.
LIONS OF MEN AND MONEY
AGAINST ANY FogEIGN FOE, BUT.
not ONE DROP OF BLOOD TO BE
SIZED GY BROTHERS.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-01-23

NoophWsuAlns Uovcuot rut
Itins Inaugural oddren i', IN Tho main
CON ,inie,ofy n in tone quite h' mutl
% "A VAS espcclcdby MS political cmo
lnens. and much more 80 than u rolotabl,
10 hh political friends, yet We have n'
hone that his coungcls willhavc an. good
effect upon the ul,raism Of our legisla
Iture. II 20 happens that tho Republic
cana Mo In large majority Va both
branches, and whilst there may he some
Of them inclined to apolicy Of toroear-
ancc and moderation, trkcn asa whole,
we doubt whether there isa single lesis'
llaturo in any non .slavcholding State IN
the Union. so ultra and hostile TO the
South. or that would do less to avert 4"
dissolution Of the Confederacy and It Is
with mortal sorrow we confess that among
these belray ers OF their constituents. Mr.
Gordon, OF this district, is the mos: ultra.
&" The opportunity is now offered, and We
will drive Slavery from the Continent -
is his language Was it 20 utter such
sentiments that Mr.. G.. was sent 10 llar'
! risturg? We leave it TO those who voted
for him to an'wo. this question,
As to Nr Lawrence, our other member,
although wo expect strict fidelity to his
party, yet we are not without hope that
he, unlil his colleague, prefers his coun-
Try to his rarty, ana will act accordingly.
This hore is encouraged, by seeing that
he has already differed with that COLI
league and his confedcrates on questions
of minor importance, though touching
this vital question.
Pennsylvania has always been styled the
" Keystone State" not so much on ac-
count OF her geographical position, IS the
sentiments OF her people
upon all questions Of controversy between
the North and the South. Now, for the
first time in her history, the Legislative
and Executive branches OF this glorious
old bSlauce wheel of TIE Confederacy is
III Wv hdHhh va '4A"' pN'' - tHH' NV O"'y .
with one section, bot are
openly and ayowedly hostile to the
other. This being the fact, the influence
Of our State, therefore, is perfectly pow
erless for good. Not only so, but the
grea. weight Of her influence ia thus
thrown into the scale Of the aggressive
and anti. ,i.concession party q the North.
How different would be her situation
II our Legslatuis and Executi7e were .
Democratic /: this we're so, it would
5o utterly impossible to divide this Union,
and peace and harmony would be restor-
u in a week Bat those who SOW the
wind must reap the whirlwind.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-01-23

BIZ Secession seems 10 be the
order of the day at present The citi-
zems of Karthaus township have petition
ed the Grand Jury several times ior a
bridge across Mosquito Creek, in that
township. The Grand Jury last week
again refused 10 act for them, and for this
We learn citizens OF that township are
preparing to secede from our county, hav-
ing entered into an alliance with Cameron
county. A large majority Of them have
already signed Petitions to this effect, and
'ill thus be ont Of the county. before
South Carolina gets out ofthe Union.
In the event ofthe secession Of Kar-
ihaus, the county seat Of Cameron county
is - le removed from shippen to the
second Fork of the Sinne,nahoning; thus
bringing the county seat within fifteen
miles of Karthaus. We hope our good
friends down there, will commit no overt
act, in the event Of which tho coercion
lists Of the county would have to be en-,
ployed agains: them, and Of course would
annihilate them.