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WORD ncnNyENrlnln WAS EIRSr

WHEN THE WORD CONVENTION" WAS FIRST
USED.rhe need las is generally supposedly on
the l2h March, l when the celebrated committee of
dependence first established. This committee Of seven
formed the suggestion of Dlbney Carr Esq. Of
tiopcAiind in Virginia. who died the 10Th May, .3-
lhcg. i inscription his tomb, COMMUNICATING the
The word convention first applied 10
the ncrtia o the h August, III, al Wiamsbnrgh, al
which il resolved form COMMITTEE OF Safety.
consisting vi twelve PERSONS whose duty was 10 execute
the II the Courcntioa: secondly carry the
rcspUdence with Committee of Safety 10 be named III tho
other colonies; thirdly 10 provide against any emergency
during the intervals o the meetings of the Conrefon.-
1t was first used distinguish i, from the word ASSEM-
blk" which excepting in The colonies of Connecticut Rhode
Island Pcnnsy yann and Dciaware could Only De convened
under the express order OF the Crown The term "Asscm-
bly, vas therefore, grossly offensive the colonies Of that
period.
ARRIVAL. OK cHINANEN.-Threc ships from Shang
hal, China arrived New York Thursday, viz: the
Nuchcz, 10 days; Zone los days and HISTORIAN, l02
days.
OUTRAGEIN COUHfihc Raleigh Register says that
0th inst daring outrage committed in the court
house Wake county The constable Of the and city
Mr. James ii. Murray sitting within the bar, when Jno
Williamson up behind him and struck Tim with all his
orco with rock which he held in his hand, stunning and
cl ~ MIN Ia the iloor. Williamson was held 10 bail III thu
ii $1,000 and also sentenced months inp.ison-
mcni. add pay fine oi $50 for the contempt Of court
Mr. Murray recovering from his wound which, had near
v proved fatal.
We learn from the Kanawha Va Republican, hct Messrs
land Aspinwa proprtlors Ut the Chagres
purchased large ot cca land the hanawa
Tor the purpose o mining coat 10 use III their scaiiicis
General Houston delivered temperance address III New
Yurr Monday evening.
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PRICES or ,roCKs ~ ElcunoND,
yr,, YoRN MARKETS. MARCH |.

FlorE-There IL only a moderate trnae demand Tor
Western and STATE Flour and the market Tor common &c
scrp,ons has receicd TITLE. Thee IS rathe more csPo
siton shown realise upon good descriptions and large par
Gels can he picked NJ m shade oil from quotations.
There is no movement Canadian Flour worth reporting
and prices are without material change Quotations are
Si6si. Si75 New Orleans Is duh n $685. 40.
There is less inquiry Southern Flour ana the market Is
easier with sales .; 200 bbs Si,S tor common 70 Tar
and for s4S7. s. good ana straight brands Fancie-
range from s. Sh Il - 62. -
GnlS-Ne have nothing to notice IN the Whes
market There is milling demand, but holders SIN IN
si- upon prices above the views purchasers
There is nothing Of importance doing IN Corn' h2Ie's
however are ..ner and now refuse sell yellow below
81 in store and Csc aloa'. Small parcels white Jesty
have changed hands G6 61e. is rather difficult 10 e.
the former figures anything ii lot.
CorroShe marnet continues very heavy, and the ten
dency still downward small sales made this morning
and yester,!ay some Zoo bele- changed hands.
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CARRIAGES.
Ntyg.n 'c ista re. tart REiRfN 4 liiiLi YARD of
kne William cpna.y Miss BERENi i. yong,, daughter
. BADGE samuel Chapman. ~ Livingston, A.
Mt.lgu. ~ Rider r. Y Hens. Mr. NILS llP>CoNB. ut
Grtnte IL =. and Ms . VI Wl!icroy Of King William count
Va
M.7ero al. lie t reh rauls Church city. the
Rcy H. Jm.s vi JAMES IANNE 20 Ma REBEtti H. DAN
FORTH. al. ttls ci;y.
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DIED TUESDAY 9 February asst Of Consumption \, 's =
~ es NJ iarsaesseT rear Falmouth Me- ETA
EEr IL FRENCH eldest daughter Of the are Wtln and Nnh
L. frGr; onsr, oi Gtscl Level Prince william coluy W.
jar }.d ye1sui hcf a1c.
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p.Rop1 AT BosToS-wbjIe persou,,inr =,

PARODI AT BOSTON.--WhIc personaiing few even
in-s since Boston, the character Romeo in opera
Of Romeo and jue, Signorna Paro seized with sud-
10 have sustained herself with great and power up 10 the
scene in the third ac in which she uet
she lies the sarco2hagus when sudden ndsposition
.aspnc for BREATH she staggered back and fell
taintng f She fortunately caught BY those were
standing near before she reached he stage saved
from personal n,urv By the fall.
Miss Virginia Whiting, native oi Phiiaielp; re7esen
ted The character Of juliet with much dramatic grace and
skill anu sang with acraan taste ara p1w.f she : sal!
10 have ch toned, flexible voice, capable giea, emotion
expression which she with remarkable precision
and sweetness.
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4 MODERN HERCILES.-Therc lives on the banks
OF the Deeside Immediately opposite Bamora Castle her
MaIcsty's Highland home q farmer, well known by tie
name of Street of Aonare who Is renowned in iha; moan
famous country for his astonishing eats OF strength and
agility. Our informant tells tina, he has Witnessed hin,
raising on his shoulders Tie heaviest horse equal in size and
ting him nearly two feet from the ground. Such feat IL
the present day, no mean imitation Of the wonderful
PLOTS OF Hercules himself When equipped in the Highland
garb he is quite paragon OF the stately and robust
Of the aucicn; BFi,on twas slme individuals
roof that her Majesty The Queen her last visit par,ook
chcerfuv OF his hoitable fare cake and milk AMI pres
sed his bottle Of Royu! Loch Gar after enjoying this
acerous remark that she would ha nae better than that
a, hame.'- North British 1i1h.
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RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
- TUEsDAY MoRN1N6. MARCH /. 1851.
NEW YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.

TUEsDAY MORNING. MARCH I. 1851.
NEW YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.
The report of the President and Directors the Company
having charge of this great work. made on the 10Th
~ ought 10 be read and well considered by every Fna
Copious extracts follow these remarks; and want Oh
alone prevents the insertion of the whole document a
the intelligent reader may the better appreciate inc
cf this iporant work on the interests OF virginia. we VIII
call his attention 10 few facts for consideration anu 'n
ask if it be no; time for Virginia TO ac Us o'0
sc hor ,o0on and magnitude. Is it not time that VIC
ho,d look things in the and see them as they are In
d.ed that we should see ourselves as we are!
:, ~ look to the position OF New York, we shall find that
The Hudson river nearly the relation to the Lake
country which the Chesapeake Bay does to the valley Of
he Ohio; and that with like efforts command the CON-
.rce of the latter which New York made TO secure that Oh
,ns former we should be quite successful The HUDSON
LINZ North and South forms the base line of New orK
s,r,ses towards the West. From the city of New ork
., Albany on this line good sloop and steamboat
,o, 145 miles From thence DIVORCES the Erie Canal OK
,.ndinp 1854 miles 10 Buffalo on Lake ETC. Inc nuu
son though noble river, is IN every respect, mic
ror for ship and steamboat Navigation 10 tue O"e'
- Nv and the Potomac TO Alexandria; and only supe
t. . norton of James River by artificial improvements
7, !. usually closed three months IN the year, "e ou
.r ,re Int seldom affected by frost The ~aterlinc, oy
and steam boate, lao Hiics anu S'h"' "S-i
-holo length from New York TO Buffalo 5o9 miles, oy
IN, aide Of this water are several railroads. forming
line Of railroad communication between Albany and balia.
!, &c 2os rn;les and in connection with this 'he fiuosoh
River Railroad from New York city TO Albany mas 0eeh
,..,ed These railroads upon the margin oi 'ne ""''
lin. which have cost S7, 50SS9 have been IN success
M oneration for several years, except the last which
il no, ye, completed. And yet the State has eSpend-
"A e,r ,eyeneen millions dollars enlarge the Erie ca
M. for the better accommodation of trade The commerce
and travel Lake Ontario are brought upon hs he
Syracuse by canal and railroad from oswego distance
Of thirty miles, which, with ether lateral canals ana
railroads accommodate the entire Northern section o. the
State To comprehend the value of these lines OF improve
msn, the reader should rccocct that in the year ooo the
commerce on the canals alone was as io'lo"' A'""e
coming from the North and West to the Hudson
e ro,s., slo,3l5,lls
!"au.o '. -" l,543
Agriculture, oos7 ri
Manufactures, oo---c
Other articles ,.
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PARTISAN ANECDOTE.-A corresponding writing
from Paris. under date OF Feb. o, says:
will finish this letter by the narration Of snort anecdo,e
which place Saturday last ri the lsqueate ball III
the Grand Opera. An American Young man, r P Who'll
visiting Paris with the cold folks, was there alone, I" the
elephant and have fun. His great desire was 10
angel ri the lair lie rst looked all around
waiting make decision the moment II. should lind lue
and small feet These beauties he discovered in do
mino oil small figure who took his ard began to intrigue
with him. The lady told him his name, tie city Of the Uni
ted States om which H. ard after al these prcimna
RES she related him many flirting exclusions which he
had made last year. at Saratoga and Newport Al these
things whispered in good English, uzzng 10 ar. T..
and in order find out who his fair companion he :n
vited her supper in private cabinet Tne .y ,irst
fused bat after time, he consented ANA The couple star
ted in carriage for the well known restaurant 0i Va hce
where all the Americans take their in.als. was
opcncd The final petit s0uper ordered md when they
came at it, the lady obliged 10 aAc 81 her mass.
Mr. r. discovered in !crwho Guess Iou give il up
Yes. She was his mother The oycr ana he
took the Joke the best way he could. Mrs. T. j. :" TIE
rrclilcs American ladies in Pans; ana when looking
her considering the freshness II her conpexOn an the
beauty Of her charms would suppose that she had son
tweny-:hrce years old.
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/ ARRIVAL. OK cHINANEN.-Threc ships from Shang
hal, China arrived New York Thursday viz the
Nachez, in 10 days. Zone los days and HISTORIAN O2
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DESTRUCTION OF THE BOSTON, CONCORD AND
MDArRE 81. L ALL RIO u lEpQI

MEREDITH BRIDGE, " H. Feb. 23The large freight de-
pot o the Boston, Concord and Montreal Railroad this
place was entirely consumed By fire. this morning. Loss
heavy
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MOVEMENT OF JENNY LIND-SENAToR Hen


IJINsSD-N
New ORLEANS, Fen. 27Jenny Lind LEI, here to-day
the West. Her concerts taken altogether nave been In
mos; brilliant 81 any she has yet given
No jury has yet been empanneed in the of Genera
Henderson, oaly eight jurors being chosen
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THE CHARGE AGAINST SECRETARY WEBSTER.
BosroS Fen 25ie Journal says that it is authorized
against lr. Greeley the Collector and Mr. Havens, the
SubT!tasuGer, in reference the Hon. Daniel Webster.
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THEATRE.-Sir WIN. Don the celebrated English Com
median will appear tonight in Of his favoTe charac-
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Amount of capital stock issued
To which add for contingencies

To which add for contingencies ",e0o
,,o,- S2O50OO9O
the amount and expended IN opening the road
10 Lake Eric At least Of which is chargeabe 10
equipment account ,,,r~r, Dr,rcb 10 ,n;l..
Mi a6 miles in length is constructed in the most substan-
tia manner The bridge abuments are OF soo cement ma
sonry and the ached bridges some oil te santc IN sze
are models for strength and durability Within the last year,
parts of the road the eastern assioh nave oGe ie'u
bridges supported wood have been removed ana
by others upon durable abuimens AS WHOLE the road
inferior TO none in permanency Of its construction in its
capacity for doing business ana III It's susceptibility " ccoh
omy in working
made with The same confident expectation that they will be
fully realized and company from its annual net earnings
hereafter will make annual dividends the Stockholders
and have surplus for other purposes. o..-
The earnings ofhe year ls49 were Ss soo .oa
comparison of the earnings of the road for the last wo
years per mile each mile in se taken in connection with
the prospective extension Of the road 10 Lake Erie and the
increase business naturally be expected from
important opening VIII be the basis OF Inc present es
innate. ~
The road is in operation Cuba 1863 miles which
with the Newburg Branch and the Chemung Branch make in
all 405 miles of road in Based upon the foregoing
comparison Of the earnings of lS49 and $780, without any
last year. the earnings for the rs four months
of 1851 will be S673333
Deduct 10 percent, the earnings for Janu
airy and February being generally much
below the average earnings for the other
months of the year, S61333 S6Uo,OUU
For Inc remaining eight months the road
being open 10 the Lake, and working AGA
miles, at las, years rates. 1916 GOT
Add IS per cent, upon last eight months,
as the increase contingent upon the Lake
connection, 81, 1888
Add estimated contributions from Lig-
gets Gap Railroad Jefferson and Ca
nandaigua Railroad, Dunkirk and State
Line Railroad, and the North east Rail
road, (the Two last connecting Dunkrk
with Eric Pa. all of which are under
contract, and probably will be finished
in August, next, say 10 per cent, upon
the earnings for the last four months,
the earnings in September October, No
vember and December, being much lar
ger than the average of the other months
Of the Year, 1855
Making the earnings Of 1851 s2,nl,333
Deduct running expenses 30 per cent l,35o,666
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Leaving a surplus of S250,767
TO be applied other purposes.
Agreeable the foregoing estimate of the earnings for the
las, eight months of 1851 81 $685. the earnings for the
twelve months after the opening to Lake Erie will be
ts3,24s,a 99
Add Is per cent as the natural increase Of
1852 over 1851, 7,l99
And the earnings for 1852, will be $685. 9S
Deduct running expenses SO per
cent, Sl,s67,59e
Interest upon Indebtedness l,Ol5,0OO s2,sS2,599
Leaving a balance of $685., 500
Equal Il per cent upon the Capital Stock OF the com
pany issued
ESTIMATE FOR 1853.
Receipts ~ Si,OO0,0OO
Running expenses S2,OOOUOu
Interest on debt l0l5000 3,0l5,000
Surplus s9S5,OoO
fnl ner cen nnnn l,nnnl iSsneh
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BLAcKwooD,s MAGAZINE FOR EEsn'AR

NUNS s. CLAIM = f>ii-s ,.,.. ir,
II IT TAYLOR ma Just Fec.IFsd - m. itt VI
i celebrated makers, AZ his Piano anil hh's' ~'
March
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Sl4.500,000
5,7gG.000
2lD.uGD
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EvsI known; not only Punhe. me whole ystsm end
sne psIson npt osestss news pHse and n?n
9lgoq: powN poeeaed ~ no 0s10 1sdlune. And u
tnl nes me Ef1na eecSe q ~ wonde1u snc9Sn: u has
psf!omea. MMMn !1e la1 i've 49, mo6S than cures
nSaps II nas sevsd ne hves Of more han wv Children
sa y, ssn sae ~. WvS go ~ Grxrp nup, -
4 =. WANT Of Nervous ENERGY,
e IoWnssn1 Ssmapanss ,nv'eo.stess the whole syssm
~ ne snecu o. mcdios @ Hdiseaon committed IN youth
- q ~ ~ sn1 oeongns o.
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COsTIVBMBs 6;
En-. CousTIPATlOH OF THn DOWnbu-
TuW PAIN EXTR ACTOR

y THE PAIN EATKACTOK
d the surst safest and most certain remedy fs this disease
Il win positively give relief in the oasss and even afts
ali the old remedies have failed. Pesons have frequently
called at our oos with asonhmsnt upon their aos stans
that they had used the ointment for other diseases upon part
Of their bodies the bowels and that copious
had resulted 'front.'. ThsFsul will always follow athosoust
rubbing Of the Extractor upon the bowe when they
tvs Let the experiment b. tsd It psiscty safe; anf
In no instant eoaa ths Pain Extractor do hazn. ga
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OPINIONS OF PHYsIt iANs.
Dr. Tewnsend q almost daily rsoavlns osdn from Phys
oians In different paris Of the Union.
This 70 certify, that We, the underlined Phynonar
shs city q Albany. have IN ngms.oes c9ss psbsd IN.
TCWnoend SaMapala, and behave TO b. o0e Of the
q. y: PulRs.
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sORR NIPPLRs.

CUTS. WOUMDs AND m
To ssss 4 ~ PAIN 1xTRACTo 8 l,urA.s.