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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1850-02-01
SILVER WARES.


Consisting Of Tea end Table Spoons. Buhsr
hnlreS, Sugar longs, Sal and Mustard
Spoons, Thimbles Fine Pocket Cut
lsry Music Bores, dc, BE.
PIANO FORTES,
from the celebrated S;anufactory OF Boardman Il
Gray. Albany. Niolins, Flutes, Guitars, Accorde-
ons, Italian Violin Strings, and a variety OF arti-
Giles too numerous 10 mention, which Will be sold
low for CASH. w. 0. BUCK.
Having engaged the services Of L Whitmore,
well known 10 the public as scientific mechanic,
he Will be always in readiness to repair all kinds
OF Watches Jewelry and Musical instruments with
neaness and dispatch
All Pianos sold by me will be kept in tune and
repaired free IF charge
a share OF public patronage is respectfully So
licited WOE.
SOUTHpoRT. Nov. 10, 40.
TTNEN COPIES Webster's American Diction-
L airy, The entire work unabrldg ed IN vol.
quarto, containing all the matter of the former
clllons, revised and greatly enlarged and inn
proved by Prof, c. Il. Goodrich For sale at
eide 20. KINGS Booksto re.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1850-02-01

We the undersigned being personally ac-
quainted with the case of Mr.. Cisrlz's son. be-
heve the above statement substantially correct.
NJ. Dewey, Louisa Dewey, J. s. Kelsey, Hon
~ +. Pearce, VIM. Evans, L. Clark. l.. T. Rose.
Ira Newman, VIM. Newman, Mary J. Rose.
MORE PROOFS
IF you want more proofs, read my printed
pamphlets-read the
TERRIBLE EXPLOSION
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1850-02-01

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
II. DALEY is the inventor of this unrivaed re'n-
edy. and no man can make giaa OF it but Mr..
Daley. He never has and never will communi-
cate the secret of compounding il 10 any one
Therefore, all Extrac:ors not made and put up by
him are base countereIs. II. DALEY.
Inventor and sole Proprietor Of Dalley's Mag
ical Pain Extractor, Ais, Broadway. New York
+. ROBINSON,
AGENT for the Pr0prietor Southport Wis,
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.Nsao .4,rangsmeatJor Tie Departure qt'lhe Cars.


OFFlCE LAKE PoNroHARTRAIN ABROAD Co.
New Orleans, April la, 1873
A Meeting of the Board OF Directors, it was
Resotesd, Fbapubhe notice be given by the Company,
that in conformity with the rules already adopted and made
known it shall hold itself responsible io loss dam
age missing whatever, happening 10 goods Transported
except resulting from accident during the actual
from end Of the osd to the other and that all freight
shall be The risk and peril of the owner Shippers or con
signee from the very moment it is unlosded
oil If J. NEVILLE, Secretary.
EMENT-450 bbs. Newark and Rosendale,
other brands, for sale by
dis HAYMAN 81 HOLDEN. s. Magazine st.
pLASTERING HAIR--In hhds. barrels and
Il sacks, for sale by
ais d JOHN STROUD & co. 14s Common st.
T ,ATHS-15Q,OOO Poplar Split Laths, for sale
IL the Levee by
dlg HAYaAN & HOLDEN. IS Slasazine St
7 IME-Cargo brig Aida landing, 1000 barrels
~ fresh Thomaston Lime for sale by
DIS HAYMAA y HOLDEN, IS Magazine st.
SODA ASH-100 tons, 81 per cent, for sale by
~ DIS HAYMAN s. HOLDEN, IS Magazine st.
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DANCING ACADEMY,

MO. Is UNION, bet St Charles and Carondelet
L ss-M'LLE JULIE VINCENT informs her scholars
and the ladies and gentlemen of NewOana that Nights
S-z for gentlemen will be MONDAYS, WED
elJIA. MES DAYS and FRIDAYS, from ill 10 znlft2
On NY O'Clock. TUESDAYS THURSDAYS and A===F1
Lf-tZ and young ladies' hiyft4lf
EB- Mr.. W. j. CRERAR, celebrated Pro- EiT
lessor OF Dancing and Violin, will attend classes
~ Due notice will be given Of the Scholas and Chden's
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.. F. SMITH, Dentists. CT. RoARpMAN

B. F. SMITH, ES2alE8SES. c. T, BoARDMAN,
Smith a. BOARDMAN, office North corner of La.
~ tayete Square and ST. Charles street, would call the at
enon OF suffering humanity 70 their superior operations
the preservation of the TEETH The art of preserving ueT
manenty careous Teeth that few practitioners have
as yet attained calling FORTH it does all the skill OF the
most seentie operators and feel it duty to advise
those VINO wish prompt and certain preservation of those
valuable anXlare 70 health take the earliest oppo unity
IN having them cared for In the insertion of ARTlFCiA
especially ull sets take especial pride ard care
guaranty all instances complete satisfaction In diseases
the Gpm and Teeth IN general, all can find cheerful and
candid advice, gratis Numerous persons who have tested
her practice In all It's branchs both the city and country
favor. - tta1 ia
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~" Notice.-The undersigned has resumed business or
his and will aid in the liquidation Of the affairs Of thu
late house Of LEvERCH CO. dissolved by the deceass Of Mr.
EDWARD J. WALSH. nSO w E. LEYERICH
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el5 Persons having any Claims against the Estate
Of JOSEPH FOWLER Jr, will please present them
dc I'm WILHELMUs BOGART Curator 66 ST. Charles st.
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as per act passed before A. C. Ainsworh, ESQ., this day
December 1850 All other powers attorney heretofore grantee
by me or A. F. COCHRAN & co. are revoked.
NewOrleans, Dec Il, 1850 In a. F. COCHRAN.
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EnIpIRE IItI.I-

Corner of JACKSON and TcHouProuLAs Streets Lafayette
eRhlA. ~ There will be Society Fancy Dress AllA
w rNS ana dahquerade BALL given SATURDAY sf=-7
SSt9a.IEL EVENING, Dec. 81 1850. GTT-lR
"a Tickets Of Admission, One Dollar. Tsk1ksS4
~S ~ A Car will leave the Ball Room fo the A9nf%|
who visit the Ball. . -' - - 80
Comntee q ingtation - R. F. Compton, No. ST. Charlie
street. w W. heGarty Camp and Orange streets
Thomas Tucker and Thomas G. MackeY, Lafayette.
r, w. W. MCCARTHY, Floor Manager
Ihe latayets CarE
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CLOTHING. HATs. SHOES
El.fEMcfs EnE,,.p 6. "a.

NSSSC0D - NVA-G - w.
No % Magazine street,
D.snlonabie Clothing Establishment,
,ss - Pleasure Of informing ihe friends that they are now 10
of ~ ~ s2ss 'eectlon Of FALL and WINTER GOODS all
moderate ~ min74aeirei in the latest style, at very
ouPsE Bi'sk snd Blue Fressb col M gss r,o6ra
sra,Sa Owe Green French ci6S g,,.k Eau,
=. BroSn DIV, s51een french Coh Waking Csats
S si p siSs s.seglis PrsaeB Gsss sac
a-st s snsn c~sispaere Sac Costs
. BaeF BlSsn srS ln41ia Cloth PALETOTs.
Black Cloth CLOAKs SNA OohFoOfs'
aptoi Is[sq s saek aa9 esney Cashmere VESTS.
.. Enb5oiiered Vsisncia VssssJ sax Vesif-
EnhroieTed Marssies Vests.
Black Six and Sa in Vegs.
Rich Black % Goored Figured sisv..
Rich coored Ga stmere Yestl. EOS
White and Bul MsTseiies Vests.
Buff Nalercfl
Black and Blue D5eshin Casino re PANTss
Colofeil and Fancy Cassin1ere Pants
EBglsh and Oxford Mixed Cashmere Pants. st
Now spun SIX UNDERSHfRTS snd DRAWER
mhte Cashmere and Merino Undertakes and DIaVsa
HeDed Lambs WOOL Dn5erhifts and Drav'eTs. =
Linen nd Cotton SHIRTS
SiE, Merno aaI Cotton HALF HOSE.
Cashmere ROBES De CHAMBRE
black and coorei Silk and Satm CRAVATs.
hsh Figured Elk and Satin Crav4.s,
beh White FIGURED SD and Satin CravaI
kteh coldret Cured Six sud Sarn Cravats
kch eolosei Sir aud Satin ssarfs.
White and c0iored Linen Canirc HDKFs
Mhle and colored SIX Bdkfs
White and eoldsa -lis1 SILK suapenders.
BiaiF' cotnred and VIII H1skin Gloves.
Black, eo1rsd and Silk Cloves
BlacE and colored Six UNIT
Back and coiored Scotch Gnph,n T5,trst,,
q Alarge assortment Of TRAVELLING TRUNKS III yerv an,
Pl "la1,ae.l.s 90 Nv 2ip, w Sdp, 2hW
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BRUNs' NATIONAL HALL,

BRUINS NATIONAL HALL.
Formerly apollo SdLOOH--CARoSDELET, NEAR UNION ST.
.NjTa Christmas Night Ball. .,az
"a fVy Mr.. and Mrs. FREDERICK E. BRUINS e4553
SxS most respectfully their pupils, Ay7N
SS%kES ladies and gentlemen NewOfieaus aud La @ We
EEH tuyette, that their Sfs
takes place on WEDNESDAY EVENING December as 1850
Ladies' Cards Invitation 30 be had al he Han Of n
Bruins, and no Ia admitted without them.
81 denteuen's Cards Of Abundance, One Dollar,
FREDERICK Z. BRUINS, Propristor nd Diys-tor
N BThe above Hall having bea handsomely dee5ratsi md
renewed be rented for Balls and
l9rgss and DeEtfD in he cv ''
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MADAME EMERY.

The Seventh Daughter the Gypsy FAMILY
PEGS LIE I'VE to informs the citizens of NewOeans she
- receives 'ts at her residence between
PhpPa Lonne Streets where she will happy 10 inform
them Of the PRESENT and the FUTURE.
Ps-Ladies and Gentlemen wishing
which surround them, and likewise will DO
well by calling Madame L. so cents d0 2Vr is
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ENGLISH CHEES E-A small lot of very SUI
- perior English Cheese for sal by
d. E. WOOD s. co. Post a Second Municipality.
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COAL.
BRONCHITIS and CONSUMPTION.

CONTENTS; What Is Cousumrtonl Do BEpnehils7 How
~ they certainly dinguiahsd cure
Illustrated BY numerous facts and Influences Of
Lqae anu Sea voyages Cod Liver Oil aud Nitrate Silver
eceut remedies, eGd oin pEracous No one plan
rcmed uniformly successful The only principles Of cure lated
co. to be applied dd Effected according the Of
each csss Adapted TO common reedesi By DR. HALL IN Canal
street. New Orleans who attends only Price 81 co.
Oh Bun d&W ulks sod hy ]. B. sTEEL. Il Camn straet
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Kendall Cholera syrup

Kendall Cholera Syrup
IL certain remedy Tor Cholera its inst in fact
MN to cure in all cases. when used before collapse
s Iesi VII Re lronip-usuay IN ew minutes Il will also
promptly cure all Bowel Comp ahnts.
kB For sale the Depot the Electrical Febrfuge No ~
Mafst ai street, New Orleans BY the prop
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Dancing Academy and Social Politeness

MONSIEUR DEVOTE respectfully informs families NT1u
Lfl and the superors of ali education. A t1
likewise the ladies and gentlemen Orleans, III At
he viii open ms School, on WEDNESDAY, the 9TH inst.
Mons D. demonstrates, in the perfect and
style the rules French
word, all which Distinguishes the highest fahionsbe
societies. all indispensable branches
elegance and fine department the body
pRIlors, saloons,
Al Dances s1d Watz of the modern aud fashionable style
Of the day such
Cellorias, Spanish and NAlse q Temp etc.,
N BPBfents
anime this Eah5l which praosed in the irst AGA II
mics OF Paris and London. II +
enc month more rapid and perfect acquired two
sire1t Academy for young Ladies and young Masters
For Gentlemen, same days At hali-past 8, P Nj
Lerms-CasseR lessons per month"; week, sc,
t Private Classes family residences private schools at
price, i'' S' ~ 4N'
II Applications be made the Academy at NJ T. Mayo
Music Store No Camp street. Ii. Siebrechts Royal street
or at The Post-otfce by letter.
Lafayette. ' ~ rs6 II
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TT Seventh Ward Property Owners PrOtec-
ton CluoSscoHd Municipality The regular weekly meeting
the above Club will be held the of NJ c. BRADY
OF St Merk and Perddo Streets Municipality al
halEpu O'Clock, FRIDAY EVENING next (o.morrow)
December 90 The Aldermen OF the Ward have to
attend and Will no DOUBT respond to the call.
dc j. M C. BRADY Hon Ss,rst,,v
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AUOIIUN NUIIUEe
E undersigned having formed Coparnsrsp the transac
uono general AUCTYONd1d COMMISSION BUSINESS
under the hrm Of TAYLOR co ready receive
house - ~
Liberal cash advances made upon merchandise consigned them
e Outdoor sales attended 10 with promptness.
IL p 2 Estes Esq No IGi William street NewYorl and
authorized agents. j. L, TAYLOR 800 ''
n27 2Ua is I'm GARDNER SMITH
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eV Succession of John N1cDOnogh.-Al persons
desiring TO rent properly belonging
mcDoNoGH are requested make their applications writing
to be left the office Executors the corner of Royal and
Cusomhoue streets in the building occupied by
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rENHE PACIFIC H0UsE-MR. z. Il. DORSEY re-
q specully informs his friends and the public that 49,
he will his and elegant establishment on E.S.
FRIDAY, the LIST proximo The PACIFIC has been 3sIi
htted up without regard oexpense and surpassed
by any like establishment in the city. The extensive and bril-
liant Saloon and elegantly furnished PaTors offer induce
ments not to be with elsewhere The Bar will at all
times be supplied with the choicest Wines and Liquors
had in the country. Mr., p. will he happy receive his
GToYleI street bet Carondelet and BaEonne. $50 2mSn
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~ III. JACKSON d co. No. Al Cs4noI .,vs., I'D
~, neSt g90f 70 ne FAINTER Hote-fa shionabe (TH
lNG EsTABLisHMENF.--Thes subscribers are now in
receipt oil large and complete Stock OF FAsHroNapr ,
OLoIHIN9 and good assortment Of Furnishing Goods,
comprising every article the way dress gutahe r RI
and winter wear. We pleased to have caI trevS sd
the public generally to call and examine our eoods W.
nave a gQ9d assortment Of silk and Bingham UNRREI
LAS, TRUNks, CARPET BAGS, ETC. Our Prices
&C tloutfdle. NJ
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IA NV TIT Abf NJ Viii MO- q
Nr E% regular meeting of this CGapter will take MAC
* IN MONDAY EVENING the 2sd inst, al O'CLOCK a
Nthe Masonic Hail. The members particularly re
quesd TO attend as the election OF officers the ensuing year vii
then take place. ...By order OF N. E. II. P.
alS W. II. RONDEAU Secretary
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BY PRIVATE SALE.
superior Cook Washer. .... and. -. .IrOner,
LEWIS FLORANCE, Auctioneer.
,,,r,,, =, nov, - - Office 81 Grauier street.
THE ABOVE SLAVE is 26 years age good Cook Washer
snd roner and fully guaranteed For particulars apply at
NO. 81 ufaVier street, dl3
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NEW ORLEANS.

e. iTzs TTT zgss1
As $50 . - -
MLNEBURG AND LAKE PoNTcHARTRAIN.
PONTCa TITI,ATN R1URO10 S1on,p.rv
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GeRtIcmeM's List,

New Orleans, December 20, 1850
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Look to Your Teeth They can be saved :

ts- DR.. LAGRUE,s tof Par'l TOOTH and GUM sPECIFIC
Tor the cure Sore, Disea d and BIZ removing
Tartar from the Teeth keeping them and white a ssyen
ing decay This preparation only ceanses beauties the
teeh but keeps them clean Of
csyad prevent them becoming II decay coumence
arrest progress Of IT IRON the
ana teeth is also enc Of hs best purifiers Of the
caEefsd For sale by DR. GILBERT SON, Is6 Poydasst
IL Warranted purely e
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hNtehslFe........ .sale....... Clothing
BY j. u. BLACHE d. co,

EoAf December 90 at lO0'coekWi be at their apeon
IL room, No. n Charres street. ~ ''"
An extensive assortment Of CLOTHING such as black Cloth
oa acs and Dress COas black and Satnet Goats snd
ac Beaver and dTsb OvgrcOats green brown and olive rss
Soas black and fancy Cashmere Pana gray Sat
looms Cashmere Vests Wooden Drawers Shirts and Undefsbt
Wooen Socks, etc. etc. i'''
Also
an invoice OF superior French CLOTH CASHMERE ds
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V'HREE DAYS LONGER in Lafayette FRIDAY, SATUR-
DAY and SUNDAY, December q, q, and 90
IL Engs cement Of LEVI NORTH the only inshed GU =
y ~ ~ IN The WORLD and his great DANCING HORSE TAM
MANI and woudsrul performing Pony Spanish Spot Beauty
also his wonderful lad haster Willie whose ests 81 Eg nee
Grace Daring and Skill the delight OF every
k1 Doors open at 8 performance
cent Pr. 5cep.s ,N1
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MN HISTRIONIC BALLS. .nns
Va W. EB- The Second - DRESS BALL--gil ,e-15
sfl1--5 IL, take place the Hall on 9a7--=aat
@fSzIG Thu RSDAY EVENING, Dec, 49, NSaiS<t478
HS alter woich they will in regular order, ~tf~
on ths fiat and third Thursdays in each month.
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WANTED.
REMOVALS.

2 EMOYAL-The Office of the New Orleans
No. IL Baronne street. M
r EMOVAL-We have removed to Union
IL Row. No. 70 Csroudelet street
nj WRIGHT, WILLIAMS & co,
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ITO GARDENERS. = Two SQUARES OF
l. GROUSp on the New Shell Road Common street, will
be leased very favorable for number OF years
NJ II EDWARD H. PoMRoY, % Common ST.
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Valuable.
hDle.'...... Real Estate.
BY p. %. TAYLOR,

Credit Sale of Fancy Dry Goods at Auction
ID Y j. l.. TAYLOR g. co.
TUESDAY, December 81 10 O'clock A. M.-Wl he sod
Customhouse street. '1 S''"st VI
$50 lots Of Fancy DRY GOODS consisting of Ribbop, f ~
description Tarenns, Illusions, BruEee Enbroidees stins
Sleeves, Laces, Cape, etc ~ W. [o
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EOR SALE-One large Boiler and Machinery
a suitable for small Steamboat. Apply to
dolm l. w. ARTHUR II Co Is and % New Leyee.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
ST. CHARLES THEATRE.


PLACIDE's VARIETIES.
- - FIVE ENTERTAINMENTS.
Ids EVENING, Friday % 1880 will be perouoel
L new Comic piece entitled
SAYINGS AND DOINGs
supported bJ Mr. Bass Mr. Dawson, Mr.. DeWslen Mr. Wrig
Mrs COnover M MrB.
In the course Of the evening, TWO ADVERTISEMENTS IN
which Mile Hiatot aud Messr Maugn Vega Vii s5nesI
TIE Comedeta entitled " 'FF-4'
where there Is a VIII, there's a Way.
Mrs T. H9war Mr. c. Howard, Mr. g. Holland Wright aud
ars Cenoyer sustaining the leading clafacters.
10 conclude with the last ani right merry pece entitled
THE CABINET QUESTION
Mr. o. hoandi Mr. Walden Mr. Conoyer viii NAV
the lending characters.
Price Of Animation BoIes, first tier Paret
Gallery IS cents.
- Do.s open at haipaE 6; performance NJ
Inc Box office Will be ops very day. o'clock
anu from S fii 6. wien phases = he
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= GEN. ia tLOB, 20 tons measurement, now xzE..
lying al the New Basin in excellent trim and coudi- l
ton, ready for sai e. For further information ap-
ply at 46 Enghein street, 3D. My. dI4 Iws
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Better testimony be any me Iane than
me following fom Dr. s. Gilbert whose character istey
ven N a tue South ard Wet and much houg the uniied
states, being the successful
cure OF the most inYeieTas Cancers ard Chrome Ulcers
called by Mr.. Evan, opinion respecting
~ Laetues rnnth and Gum Specific, saying
inst as agent have sold the pcihe rapidly and have
its
ne appeaon Of the most superior sce for cleansing
and whitening he teeth; hnness soft orspony
Su, aAa healing iha whIe there Is ueefsion with raidity
Suure II TO that II has Of efficacy.
"s.GlLHERT, N. d., 1925 PoydFAs sueei, Neworieans.
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Sa60.0O0.
no RENT.

W KENT-The two-story brick building, with
Ball ALLEY in the SITUATED The corner Of a
st. John street having Poydras street on each side one n
square from Poydrss Market. -
Also-A small brick STORE, in the rear.
a lso-One Of the five EARROlsLTtlNH STORES,
win oonyenent Dwelling above This Store in Penn
dAtely q -
a lso-No Perdao street opposite to the " Shades ''
sfU ger month"; Possession given LIST of January
FOR SALE-A vacant LOT in Magazine street. be.
tween Race and Orange see6 feet front BY 100 in depth
Apply to s. j. PETERS, JR.,
NJ I'm IL 157 Carondelef street.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-16

ton to the Convention. The meeting finally adj
journed to the first Monday in May.
The remarks of the Hon. Barclay Martin, who
was MIR. Folks representative whilst he was Pre-
sden present, as they are reported by the Column
bia Intelligencer, testimony of remarkable inte-
rest concerning Mr.. Folks opinions and pubic
conduct. We submit them: without comment at
present.
Hon Barclay Martin was thoroughly opposed to this
Convention He saw no necessity for it. He alluded
to the Wimot Provso-said that it originated with JEFF
terson, had been sanctioned by Madison, Monroe and
Pok-and he had voted for the Oregon bill with the pro-
viso in it, by the request of Mr.. Polk. Mr. Polk could
not have signed the proviso in the Oregon BILL unless he
thought it constitutional. Mr. Martin pronounced a
most eloquent euogy upon the Union-the time for any
such movement as this Nashville Convention had not
come, and he hoped and believed it would come
If good should arise from the Convention others were
welcome to the honor If evil he wished j. understood
that he was not in any manner responsible Tor it"
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-16

prise and are therefore determined energscayt 10 per-
sevete in to its completion. And they assure the pur
chasers OF lots within the limits OF the Cemetery that
the will far it depends on the action of this
company permanent, and devoted to no other purposes
than those heretofore publicly declared and set forth
in the deed which the property of this
any is held.
And the said preamble and resolution were adopted
unanimously.
On motion of Gustavus A. Myers, Esq. -Resolued,
further That with the view to obviae as far as posi-
BILE the prejudice known exist to some extent in the
public mind, because of the proximity of the Cemete-
ny to the City Water Works, the Board of directors
are hereby authorized to SELL upon such terms as they
may deem reasonable much of the Cemetery ground
not exceeding hive acres, includes the pipes pas
sing to an from the Reservoir may be supposed
to have given rise TO the prejudice alluded TO.
On motion of Samuel Reeve. Esq ,-ResoLued That
each member ofthe Company designing to purchase
lot, lots be respectfully requested to do so with
little delay as practicable.
The President having informed the Company of an
offer made to him by the Catholic Benevolent Society
OF this city to purchase certain portion of the Gene
terry grounds together with the reasons which inff-
enced his mind in favor of the application: and
On motion OF MIR. Fleming James, ESQ Resolved
That the Board of Directions be and are hereby autho-
rzed 10 sell and the Trustees are requested to convey
to the Catholic Benevolent Society," such portion of the
Cemetery grounds they may contract for upon terms
deemed reasonable by the Board
On motion ofSamuel Reeve, Esq Resolved, That
the proceedings of this meeting be published in the
newspapers off the city.
And then, on motion, the meeting adjourned
r. B. HAXALL, Chairman.
ALEX. DUvALL, Secretary.