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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-04
REAL ESTATE.

O. EASEMENTS TO LETT basement 50
II nio.is't 40 - spacious ts.-rsaf 1n he noffi-
on tne Premises -na 10 JOHN W HAMMERsLRY.
o. ~ IS Walt second story
q PART OF HOi>E TO LET % s-sf.N.
u frnAnt ine renf ~il b- moderate and pos.~ssra
way. up stars from 10 f72 o.
- AT PRIVATE >AI.E-rhe story bTics h5us.
sne oi ~ fee !. horh Moore o. sirs q hoa.e q ct
b. = feet deep for paTuculars apply O.
o. ~ Al BLEEcKER, Assiiosssr. sro.A.
a.. At PRIVATE >sLE-T~o v.sable s nor,
O. bck houses snt ots tie so1ih side Of III
~ between nvef'ifY-place AID fiiih-aserss .Is
Of houses = by ~ tot rsEtieaiafs spply 20
o. Nv 4 J. BLEECkER. Aueiionser. Brossst
.css PRIVATE sALE-Oae iot q sround o. u.
o. iw A. J. BLEEoKER. Asesi0seer. Bro.4.s
a To IRON FOUNDERS, Maehini,,', As-Ts
IA srsl yea. known as the West Phllsceiphs iroa
wors. very sdvansseoasly situated and complete "a Al
rs Arrangements Possession O. be gwen en- ts s
l., NORTH. Jauaasvl next Aprly % VIM D PARRISH,
% ~ North-fiithst Pklia
-. At PRIVATE .ALE-Ose ~ q roead o. ne
IL h 81 feet re,r Nv "a feet inchss For psrucular,.
apply u ANTHONY J. BLEEcAER' A.eislsnssf
Ie=Ar PRIVATE >ALE-Ths ihree cory sries
l bo1ss aad o in Tee 81 Nasaast are Of oi - iest
- front and by iN1 feet deep tcl rafiifuA' AP-
Piy,e ANTHONY }. BLEEcKER Aus'i s,
a. At PRIVATE ~AIE-Five ioi' Of frcun5 %
y he north .ae o. Thrieeuthst bei~.en Onlfei'i'-
- place and nh aysunes rcf paftcu'N ~ aPpl I.
80 w A }. BLEECkEk. Aaei.oneeI, o-9s. ;.
*. To IET-Stean power with well hshied focus
C. 40 every convenience for ms1ai ~ ne nf"
~ bal eins rear OF -. tni - " l Ainst Afpf 10
- - DlETL BROTHER 1 CO. ~ WINNIE
- At PRIVATE -AIF-Ahin s3on -plNce.-A De-
e rshe three story anl .rtic BRICK house with htsc
~ nenf situate Abnfdon qiacethe let = iset -
81 house . feet hr shed in the best ~ BE stys
WITH nalosany doors. marble nantes tttAs, Ae The
Cotton wsfer sd trol siout The r-llnisfs &c Apply
~ A J. BLFECKER. Aactioncef, broe.i-si. - iw
20. FOR SALE OR TO LEt~E-fhe dwelling
IL house 10 - MAKE pi.ce, now beng Fnf m COM
NJ pistc order. newly painted throughout, with rev
ranr. boiler bath. aad bath rooms m second story Pos
.s.iou ~ te had iunlcci Ately Appy 20 lohN MAA.
WILL. or 10 imeod. sTANEOkp. II Ma-Ls
e. TO LET. LEA>E OR ~Ei.i.-A house snd
u academy pleasantly situated o. larfl Town, near Toe
~ mi ia wlich Major Andre taken, being vel
iafes r boarding ard DAY school boarding hqus.
~ -srnfrv rrsifpnce y BIZ ief for school. he
sr viii furnish scholars Coz the rent For farther par
ticaiafs. apply 70 4. NEWMAN sd Broadway, \ Y o.
address note postpaid. so lnaeca
a. FOR SALE CHEAP iot south.>e,enfa-
Is. = between Ffsf-st and DunhaIn place. Aiviring
- fuckers HaEdwAfe store u the best locations
for business in the village.
Also lots In second-sf Grand st-a los = BY 10
feef on south ghih a. between Fourth and Flh Ap-
DIV 10 r. HANfORD, iii Plne-,t y Y
Or IS Yourthst WILLIAMSBURG, morning and evening"
sl6 In
f~~EkRM To RE IEt~ED.-A farm conaaiag
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-04

NAss.a-sf ->ot.ce . hereby sitca u he fr ave
next VI kin II MARTIN DUcHMAN brewer. ate 81 me
City q S-wYort ceeeased. ana who Is alleged 70 hss
eed intsssfe that shall apply 20 the sgrrfae Q, %
City C0snty Of Se~fors for Letters q Aeiniss.s
ton upoa the estate o. the sad intesse on the tn
Sew.Yors september 10 ls4I JAMES 8 rHAiEk.
slo aAvsw Pp6lis Aanarisusisf'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-04

Il Slsft1ff- Nltlce = hereby g. tls afifcs
sn3 Of an Of DAVID CREi6 ate OF the ,ify u
Ne~lofs deceased sni Who a alleged % have died IN
tcals thai sal, Apply % tho surrorate Of th- Coy ana
County q >e~.fork letters % Nninstraiion sPoa
the eaie Of the iniesAtc the 18th tay o. octoosr
neNf, Il Ten O'Clock Ia The torenoou.Dsed New fofs
September II, l5g- JAMES : THAiER.
al .A~fw Pahhe Admin sfrktof.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-04

EDICATION.-Ths Misses MacAdan wish 70 inform
Ier friends and the public thar heir School for Young
Ladies VIII reopen on Monday the 9Th Of September, a. Is
Four,h.t The studies mprise 81 The branches Of =
thorou "a ngi.h Education with French Music, &c Ac
CircusI can be obraned a. the shoye number MT
Frarcis's bookstore - Broadway.
y. B.-ArEangements are made Tor taxing lew young
faSis. d, hnars 81 lrcodT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-04

NJ1-- 4. VI. HANEN~ VIII reopen Lef 5000 TOY
vi Young LADIES' .3 Nnth-sf 90 the l7th o serfeu
b-r next Applcaous i1r the aim sson q pupls bay BE
made o. her personals a. the school, On snd sr the h
Of Septernber and prior that time % X Ravens 20
or q n " Hasens. Esl ~ Wal.-st a. either oi which
places CIRCULAR STANG terms, &C may be obtained
4Eff
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-04
MEDICINES.
TO SICK AND AFFLICTED

co~rorxn sYEUP - Wild cFtEsr
xIrF Az cor : .fenfly that Dr. swaynes Comp in6
w Svr1p ~ IA cherry AS ben eSfersveif nsed m
the ned for th-n ien yeafs ma - 80
feia -recis have been tested By Thousands thai
ably co-gA sud that hundreds o.
as rr.iaAy sBsing under that nsdi0gs atcs OF Set1
fell essary. pum0nAy consumption. have been f-s'o'r1
% health happiness AID fients BY is use, ara are 10"
living witnesses q the clrstiv- power ei his fseey
ANOTHER HOME CERTIFICATE
The riches Of Life . Heath.
"a SwaY>E. D~ar Nfr-for the rood Of the putlc'
feel yae IN dufy bound 70 testify % he great cure ehieh
your Compound syFup Of Wild Clerry performed on me
Tor ny part. feel a. II eyeEybody oashi 70 know H.
vas AFFECTED ~fh violent coaEh, spng oi blood neht
.xeas hc.enrs ard sound Of TIE voice indicains a.
alarming state appetite ~ gone, ana ny
.fr-rxfh had 20 flr failed ths my friends and physician
were - rsuari could not survive many days N sstrr
VITO VS. ny ANXIOUS caretakef made inquiry where sic
,,u IA be likely 70 procure the most certain reh-t she
va. told thai 4 Dr. swayre's Compound syrup q MAd
Cherry IA led IN n. cure my life wzs then hopeless icrf
medicine Wa Immediately procured srt the hrst bottle
g.v- relief a. By the tne bad commenced ne siAth
bottle nv cou.h t,i ir and my strength wt much
improved On short has nsde perfect cure Of me- and
Al A. this rra>.nt hearty wtsi. ana
hsve .oo rean 10 believe thar The q your mcdlcine
rs saved me- for premature grave shai be pleased
~ give aly information respecting ny case -
Yours. with respect. j. ". hEtNFc,
g Chcsterst between Race AMI me. flii,i-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-19
Bnckinxnnm Ceun,x.

At meeting Of the whgs Of Buckingham county held
ton, POwHATAN JONES, Esq. IVES called to the Chair,
and WILLIAM VI. MosKLEY appointed Secretary.
The object Of the meeting stated BY GkoRsK NJ.
PAYNE, Esq; upon whose motion, the Chairman appoint
ed committee to draft resolutions. who having retired for
that purpose after shoit time returned and reported the
following, which were unanimously adopted;
Resolred That the Wings OF Buckingham approve Of
the proposed Convention to DO held in the Town OF Farm
vile the 18th instant, select candidate for this
Congressional District and that tho following Wings Of
to wit Geo NJ PAYNE, Geo Matthews. John Hill. X X
Irving, Cun NJ Word. Or. Moseley, Jno Morris Edm'd
Glover, DR.. WIN c Moseley. Lewis cabelL Jas NJ Pat
icson. L Psueson. Juo Harris. Jno 5 Nicholas. K
Nicholas. Dr. II Harris, q Hancs, D A Brown,
Powhs,,n Jones. WIN NJ Mossey. l. Christian Dr..
Island. r 1 Gillespie. r Eldrdse, p X P.tteson, NJ
Gibson Ferguson, Shaw, DIR. q Kempcr.
DR. Cahel. W Lee, w Kyle. Geo Hooker. Alex
Forbes, VIM Kyle. VIM Ballowc, Thomas Word Jno
Jones' r Pa'.eson. Robert Davis, scrusss. DR. w
n swooPH A Booker; ;, Walker, Boiling, WIN
Lancaster, w l. Lancaster. DR. w Z Osborne. DIR W
EPpcs. Dr S Christian, I r womack, w A San
der-. J Guhrey. Geo Fortune, Liplord, NJ A Payne
Laekland. Lakeland, Vaughan, Oh Mckinney,
w wilbourae. Tn Jones. NJ NJ Johns, J NJ Johns.
ellis, A ellis. DR. X ID Gordon, Samuel Morris, c II
Price, w Davidson. Moseley, John Crute, z
w MeCraw, A Davis. + A Osborne. II c Boughan.
Smith, Henry Spencer, Edwin Hx, VIM VI Thur
mond, John NJ Sesy, 5 A Scott, ID MeCraw, J L
Gregory, l. Sersggs, w VI Bagby, Ii Seruggs, b
Brown, West, w NJ Charlton, o + Reynolds, b
& Booker, f Tutwilcr, Tho Panuck, II Thornton,
Jas Forbes, II Ronion, aud Auimon Harris.
Rcsolred, That, animated by no neighbourhood couu-
" or personal feeling, but prompted by desire
see the Wing cause succeed recommend to tho Con-
vcnuon and the District the name of Col. THOMAS NJ
BoNDURANT, m the full assurance that IT success be
possible, he will achieve IL.
he'Ored That we will cordially support any other good
Wing who may be nominated by the Convention.
Rsoiued, That the proceedings Of this meeting be sign
cd by the Chairman and Secretary, aud forwarded to the
Editors OF the Wing papers la Richmond and Lynchburg
Tor publication.
The meeting then adjourned.
PowHATAN JONES, Chairman.
WIN. NJ. MosELEY, Secretary.
a The Times, Republican and LynehburE vrnias are re-
quested To
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-19
GENERAL ASSEMBLY oFVIRGINIA.
Senate.

MONDAY, January is, 1916.
A Message from the House OF Delegates announcing
their in the amendments made TO the bill ia
ctatnR the transfer OF stock in Joint Stock Companies
IN this State.
Mr.. McNvLIES. Chairman Of the committee of Inter
nal Improvement, reported with amendment the 6,-
lowing
Bill subscribing the part of the State for Of
the capital stock OF the Giles, Fayeue kanawha Turn.
pike Company.
The Speaker communicated TO the Senate message
nom the Governor enclosing certain resolutions from the
Legislature OF New Hampshire in reference to slavery
which will be found Ia the proceedings of the House
Considerable debate took place the Senate upcn this
communication Mr. WALLAeE offered resolution rcquest-
ing the Governor To return the preamble aud reso.
uuons TO the Governor OF New Hampshire Mesars Bon
durani, Wiieher, Waliace, Voolfolk. McMulen Stinger
Baptist and Others followed in support of the resolution
While discussing the question, resolution received
from the House, which, after being slightly ame nded by
Mr. WALLACE, was agreed to unanimously and returned
to The House If Delegates.
A rHr HOUR
Resolved, That this Houe WILL by Joint vote with the
Senate, proceed Wednesday the goth inst 20 elect
Senator OF the United States, supply the vacancy occa.
stoned 10y the death OF the Hon Isaac Pcnnybackcr
Agreed TO by the Senate, and upon moton OF Mr.
WlrcHER, returned forthwith the House OF Delegates
Upon motion OF Mr. WooLroLK, the Senate adiourned
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-19
From the Washington Fountain
Ahe "ar-New plan OF Operaiions-RxtraorS



read IN the La Paira OF the 3lst ult Spanh
Puon-hed IN New Orleans, by Aleman & Gomez the fol-
lowing extraordinary revelation OF the new Man Of onen
tons IN the war with Mexico, F
ne government appears h confde much in Gen Scott.
VINO has Just gone the field Of operations and from
"so'e dpomauc ond military tactics hopes 20 gain great
auHanlages The plan Of operations we learn IL as fol
lows: ~ '
General Taylor, instead OF moving upon San Luis Po
'o' wi repair to Sllho, where he will remain for short
period Gen Scott, after having made some arrangements
on The kio Grandc, will hasten Tampco where he will
assume the command Of the 1000 volunteers recently
cd out and ordered 10 assemble that point From Tam
pco zen scott will march towards Vera Cruz and Gen
Taylor Will make simultaneous movement towards Tam
Pco with oil the troops he can Muster afer leaving su
Gent force to garrison Sllrllo Monterey Victoria &c
and IN union with Gen WORMS division will i,in Gen
ocoW, VINO will have at his command the new military arm
OF roekeicors and howizocfs.
AZ the proper momeni fifteen or sixteen ve,res of In.
American SQUADRON with foTyo Of from 23O TO 300 guns
q" all sizes aud calbres will appear Oft Sin Juan dc o,
ana orRn IT, attack upon tho castle According 10 the
re" plan OF operations the land forces will rendezvous
inc NOUN OF tho rvcr at Antgaa, which ompties into
the Gun ashori dsauco to the North Of Vera Crua and
ascend The same u whore the road to Jaapa
A. u this plan be speedily put into execution there can
ne no doubt but that Vera Cruz and tho Castle will AZ
specify ih into the power Of the American forces, but II
Guy aI,n be put in Santa Annss decsraon II r. plain HI.
Seulloi" '''' "o''
Mr. Gomez. the editor Of Ia PATHS and tho author oC
The above, - the person who az appointed bv
scout while toHying in New Grosns to be one Of his staff
and whose commission afterwards revoked by the
General on The ground that he not end 4, the Anne
ucan cause. Did Gomez obtain the above infotmati,t,
While he was General SCOTS aid
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-19
YioIemt Tnrnndn.

The Norfolk Herald cafna, tut the cou1,e. of Nrevs
and Gloucester were visited on Thursday last by sYsn,
tornado of wind. one house wa entirely DESTROYED boz
Ma'hcVs -eseraI others unroori sut fences and ree. bro
every direction blown down. Zoo Ea.t ryrr come dsm,-e
wns done Co tho shipping aad along the whole line nj ti,
uver numbcrcss ou'H1uses were 'hrpau down Mr. John
Dnng'rhsd, Collector a the customs for Ms,hcv4 rorr.
IT, being ON the road n -ing, gg on Doe way home. en-
c"nn'crcd 'he tornado, and h h0rc ticking fright ho wa,
Instantly killed. the terad, lasted about 30 minutes
lT- % will be- seen that h, senate als House of Dele.
gai"s yo'''rday unanimously directed h1t crrran far,
resolutions adopted by tac Legislature of New Hsmy b,c
and recently transmitted by hc Governor ri tha, 5,se "a
ue Executive Of Frgnir, IDOL. Boo ..ntl 1as
o. The F1rmv.e Convention, Co. te0,rt a Wl.gcar5..
date far hc ifh Couussronl. District meet. to.i,g
several gentlemen have been pot 900 nomination By Go,
primary mecung7 q. ! Cooke bon Fluva1sa. II,o,y T.
Irving in Cumberland, Wyatt Csrdre bon Charlotte Ttos
u. Flood Boo Arp,mau5S, Thomas Bondorant in p,sk
ingham' and Charles l.. M,sby in Campbell We learn
however that Mr docs desire to be candidate and
/ has 90 adv sod bic fr.ruf4
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-19
Y '''' ''IN 4N'
From Rio JancirO---CoI. Sfeyeuson,.
Regiment.

The brig Reindeer, Capt winsor arrived -, ,h; No..
yesterday from Rio Janeiro which she left on the 26b ~
November She brings passengers Cap, Turner OF The
California Volunteers and the wife of CAM S,.oI ~ -
pany A. who returns account OF III health Can, rnrn
Is bearer OF dispatches from Minister at Rio tMr Wise
TO the Government and has proceeded most boste n W.
ington We learn briefly that difficulties have arisen he
tween Mr. Wise and the Brazilian Government NJ s,,,.
what serious nature which will be unfoded in dne ,,.
The Volunteers were generally we'll One had died The
oo-Choo arrived hrSt at Rio, having seen none of rho
others since parting off this port The other vessels L,
within hail OF each other There two births on
the Loo Choo-a girl named CALIFoRsIA and hoy chi.
tened HoNAs PERKINS, boy OF 8 years died on board
ct the Loo-Choo. They had received no Mexican n.,,
since they sailed Gel Stevenson is represented a. w.,
strict discipnarian. He allows Lieutenant TO On, or 10
write letter IN the cabin of his shp-his cabin III. form
IS lie mad vote tor Governor taken board the Perkn
which resulted, of course in the election of WEI, @
Young Lieut. Young has been under arrest ever since no
lett New York, charged with seeplng on his nos,
The Loo Choo arrived at r November Is. five dave -
advance OF the rest Of the fleet Perkins Susan D. a.
L 5 ship Preble) which came TO anchor ON the Of,
ne lhomas Perkins, in which Col Stephenson embarked
being the last TO reach port The Colonel was senicI
ioriy'Iwo days. The squadron was 10 e,y, M, 90 -
2Sh, direct for San Francisco the original des;o - VIC
ping at Valparaiso being abandoned The VOYAGE on, vs.
exceeding pleasant, and the health OF the regiment md
crews good NO sauies were hed between ship and shore
on account OF the Misunderstanding existing between NJ
Wise and the Government OF Brazil
MIS- steele 10 whose poleness indebted for these
statements represents the weather during her soourn nj
MO 10 nave been about the temperature Of our summer
On the occasion OF the christening OF the young Princess
OF BRAZIL all the foreign vessels Of war IN the hab,r red
saues every morning and evening for five days except the
american Inc oicors OF the English men war extend
ed an invitation To tho officers OF squadron 10 dinner
parties, &c. which accepted and reciproea,ed NJ,
wise 'ssd the various vessels OF the fleet and proercd
the Inequalities OF his house.
Mrs 5 gave us very spirited account OF the habits
au manners OF the brazans nteTmiGed with local events
and occurrences transporting while she was at the Canita
for which We cannot find space to-day
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-19
niIficnIlr im nrnriI.

Il will be SEEM by The IN another column that
there has vcen serious difficulty between the Brazilian
Government and Min SER Mr. Wi-c. Tue New YORK
Herald says tho affair has created considerable sensation loo
Rio oe jlnof, sud that the Brazilian government has re-
quested the recall OF Mr. Vie, who refused oil
win it. ard Of Com. R5s.eau, our naval commander on
that cation We sufficiently acquainted with the
circumstances OF lie oaf form lny opinion in regard
the coufse pursued by eiar party but whether Mr.
Wise be right wrong, he will not be relied. Mr. Polk
would much prefer have another foreign war ON ~.
haoIz
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-19
N. Y: MARKET. Jan I6, p. NJ.

Oouon, sales l5OO bales prices rising again
nfner sales 1000 bbs at S. for mixed Mi
city at $3.50; $40 Georgetown at 1851. "
Sotn-but one sample offered. and held hisber
Whiskey 23c. ~ ooc'
rox' ,he large sale yesterday 1000 Dbl, mas. ri,
Sii''S' buyers 90 day'; prime is IS. 3sasO. ~
prices. 'N'e' ~ wv"
5000 pigs lead at Si37J
Sterling 5ia6 PREM, francs 40 l-2a34
Freghts quiet.
TO Holland and Belgium freRhts are disr,c,v ,,..r
say 2'a2Se for grain and l,l2i,25 for hour.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-19
DIR. swAYNE's COMPOUND SYRUP OF
WILD CHERRY
ALWAYS rRIUMPHANTt
& hw9aSTSR9U9L5Y9 8 \ X
CURElI

n 1y g. "a. rHLAprLrmA, sEFT. 4, 1915.
"h ve'y Voent cough IN 80. and br,,, -.
" huhg- nnr mss OF beah appetite. p,,bt ,,,.
NC made ua Of various rsnsie, which were N
e INpes nut gradually volrp. az ms cough
was 'ueh tat The 81 Oh rushed ITofs-iy from INV nost nm
he PaIoiyns a. coughing upon pd.d INV wi ole so,
% seemed Frustrated ans the hour my departure near Al
% ~ 'h' me you recommended yuur COMPOUND sytup OF
VIA ,hetS wheh Immediately ,ooth eomor an any
me violence OF my cough relieved pain in NV ,t sr M an
20 ana heAed my lunrs &c continued II A. bu now
10 tod AMI to the effect Of Compound syrp Of VIA
.ns1y an cured AMI able tn pur'uo daily think
an Nauahe medicine IN coughs colds of IN.
ana one that sh1ud be known persons yooh
purchase hf original article aud not tanner
me many spurious and wor hess are at
d 70 De Iamei OIL on The yours II IN CHI, tie the
rhs OF saving many valuable Ives freely Offer this
Tor uie dement, OF those who suIerinr u was
ezekiel. THOMAS, in ISthu
doo7s from the o WI low.
The medical fsuhy thou-anIs who bav. u.I n,
s"AfNEs Preparation hroug this country ana .on-
parts OF Europe all greatest ever
made by WV
" ne (orgna aud only article prepared by
pr swayne' NJ w OF Eighth PnIaa luh,n
FOR sale, ~hale'ale aud retail PEYToN JOHNSTON us
MAN street. RousoSD, King Toy Norfolk bragg Wilson Po-
Du'e- IA
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-19
Appolnattox County.

meeting Of the Wings Of Appomatiox county was held
the Court House Tuesday the llth inst (Cou d,,l
the frs, ever held in this county
On motion OF MAJOR Samuel J. Walker, Capt. David
Robertson called TO the Chair, and William Christian
appointed Secretary.
Tho object OF the meeting being explained the following
resolutions offered ana adopted unanimously
LIST Resolved That we believe the permanent prosperity
OF our country depends the adminsrs Of the govern
meni. IN accordance with the principles of the Wing par
y.
I'd Resolved, That We firmly believe tina, the principle,
OF the Wing party will be triumphant wherever whole
mass OF the people properly reflect them.
Sd Resolved. That have abiding confidence
IN the Wing party, and that confidence has been rather
strengthened than otherwise by the Chief
Magistrate
4h Resolved, That thinking as we do il important
To have candidate the eay IN this
al District approve OF the proposed Convention to meet
IN Farmvie on the 18th inst, and that send delegate,
TO said Convention.
dingly, viz john VI Wright Washington Johnson Ro-
bert Beszley, Sias vawter, Henry Bea1ley WIN White
Benjamin Walker, Thomas Fitch, William Shsarer, Ro-
bert Hunter John Mckinney, Joel Mckinney, Thomas
MOseley, DR. Bass Washington Hunter, Benjamin Hunter
Thomas Bass, Douglass Marshall John w Marshall Ma
Than Hancock Noble Smell, Harvey III Paulett, Thomas
Pauleu. Fielding Jones. D John McDearmon DR. Smell
Slas Begcore, VIM Matthew'S Samuel Lodge, Obadiah
Woodson, Jr, George WEBB, Merry Webb I'm Jones
Stephen Davidson, William Watkins, Benjtmin Nowlin
John W West Samuel Walker, Isaac Adams Bryant
howlin John Srat'on Charles w Paileson and Robert
| SIaIham.
On motion OF Benjamin Nowlin Esq, the Chairman and
! Secretary added to the delegation
On motion oi VIM. ID. Christian,
Resolved, That, while have a decided preference
for Col Thomas II. Flood OF Appomattox county we will
not instruct delegates, but desire 10 90 into tho
Convention TO consult and advise literally with the dele
gates from other counties OF the District and select our
candidate tho most GuG'Iable man. and hereby pledge
our warm support TO the nominee vi the Convention.
Resolved That these proceedings be published in the
Lynchburg Virginian, Richmond Wing and Times.
On motion OF Major Walker,
Resolved That this meeting adjourn TO meet at Febu
Court, for the purpose considering the proprety
OF nominating Wing candidate for this county.
ID. ROBERTSON, Ch'mn.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-19
WV. D. CHEIsrrAN, Sec'v.

ANOTHER u. 5. VESSEL Losr.-A letter from Honolulu
Sandwich Islands, brings Pacific announc-
ing the wreck OF the u. schooner Shak on the 10Th of
September, the mouth Columbia riye-ihe same
place where the sloop of Peacock cast away
The Shark old vessel OF 10 guns, under the com
mand OF Lieut. Commsndant Howison. 1t is suggested
tia the loss OF this report that the rRatc Com
g'ess hsd suffered shipwreck had its origin. The news
carried to the Sandwich Islands by the ship Marposa
which coming OF the Columbia river at the time
and hearing guns signal OF distress lay of and on until
morning, when she the OF the Hudson's Bay
Company. and there learned the OF the lost
also that the had been safely landed early in
tie morning. o'clock Of the llth, only the bowsprt
and quarter OF the Shark be among the break
The loss ot TIA the reefs that obstruc
the entrance, does yndc the that ordsd
better and safer hRTbor than New Yo'k.-N. T. SHa.