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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-19


verb OF the last being FIRST ard the hrst last hoping
that Van Buren, who was last nominated may come
out first IN the struggle Ts!lor, IN regular order.
would be second best while Csss the rrst chosen VIII
be far enough behind snail Slavery be extended, he
asked 20 soil free A unanimous No = from
the audience answered the question The speaker then
eoquenty spoke Of Henry ciays having been sacnnced
20 slavery observing that h. wondered not nls musl
bitter enemies should sympsthire withihim lie would
declare 70 him that hetood higher AZ candidate de-
iested in the effort to carry out noble principle tnsn
be would have stood President of the nation Three
loud cheers for HESEY CLAY. The Hunkers tried 70
ger p three cheers for Cas-, which overwhelmed
with ,rosns, and six tremendous cheers were theh
given Tor Van burenl Gen y concluded BY review
Ing the position OF Gen Taylor with regard o. the
Wmot Prouso declaring that d either party adneres
% the old motto. Prn1 pies not men is followers
cannot vote for the regltHly nominated candidate.
Mr. MoNrcoNEm BLAH Of Missouri son Of FEAN
CTS r. BLAIR Edlor OF The Wellington Ggbe next took
tie stand. and made few eloquent remarks. Though
from slave state be wanted 10 cheer the Free so
party Mr. VAN BrEEN is The hrst mantle only man
for The crisis Tie great North west Is Tor Free soil
Free Labor and Free Men. IN kentucky IN Missouri,
though there may bea majority yet there IS very
strong party ready % throw Up old parties and 90 n Tor
this great &c concluded by wishing the Free
soil Democracy Of Negfork prosperity IN Their efforts
Mr. WAsHBoN Of this city allowed in few remarks
Mr. b. T. BUTLEE rher read exiraci from Nr. Dix
letter which he promised by stating that Mr. DIX wss
with them 70 the ieaih-Ho. 70 the victory
lie moved adjournment which was carried. In =
few moments the stage was demolished. Capt RTN
DEEs assistu md sits heap OF ruins 80 that nobody
III ght organize another nectn-
procession WIS thea Termed which marc ned 10 the
Fourteenth Ward HesdquaIters corner Of Grand and
Elizabeth where 4rse banner presentation took
place, and speeches were made by Aessrs DA0fkRi
JoHS Van bCEEN and o-hers.
This banner Wa ia oonsp cuous position during the
meeting u was ornAmsuied with portrait Of Mr
Van Buren,. and with psntng representing the God
less OF Liberty On slroll either were the names
Of WASHINGTON JEFFERsoS and JACKSON and the
motto. Free soil FIRES Labor, Free speech The
banner hsd also in large bronzed letters the following
inscription:
FIR Prssidsnf-NARTlN VAN buren,.
We noticed on the sAnd in the Park JoHN Van
BuAEx. D D. FIELD and other Prominent Young De
mocrats Mr. vAS BVAES was loudly called Tor bui
refused to SPEAK Whenever MAErIN Van BUREN' $
name was mentioned there was great sppsnse CAss'
and DIcxlSsoSs called ,af Of dersiye laughter
With the exception Of acme Eoise made BY few per
sons around MIX WALkH. the proceedings were con
Quoted IN spirit o. great decorum and the audiences
were remarkably orderly and rcsPeetAoe, both N con
| duct and appearance
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LOl"rhRTfS.
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On Fourteenth Street nadeJ Tic Er1karsc Hytci.
rJ1nOMAS LAMBERT respectfully inl"rm> his friends
and the public In general, that lie has cnfrrrcti
the hu,IncsI Of Lottery RoA-r, Ia the ocr an ll.
street, under the Exchange Hotel formerly occupied
by u. NJ. iuyt. and rrce;t;. by Z. &. teuf!r-on
%.r TAKE EOrl'E ~ T,ssris sod i; this TT
flee in TIE we!iesGblished "i.eiirs i J. W. i;au
~ s. Co tsicce.s"f, Ia Gregory 20, tr surrc->a--
of Yates :. Mcintyre Pir1sc. ii"-r,re 20 r"- -r'
M. 3 Exchau- e Pace g. pirtira. IN rrs ri t. 4:
number, s1 is (" proceed lar:.asS.
80 Day.
FEID3Y-no'iar LOTTERY. p" he !rawIi IN ;.ic.me,!
hall past O'Clock, tue virginia l.rrsb:Tg Lottery,
Extra, Class ho2. Capital: - 800 81 Nos. 9drawn
Tickets sli halves so cts: quarers2j:.
SATURDAY-Anohcr Dollar Lottery. The Sussex
Delaware Lottery Extra, Class No g. 10 he drawn NJ
Wilmington, Delaware. on Saturday, at ~ O'Clock and
the drawing Will he received here about O'Clock.
Capitals S5,00G, 2,CG0 l,oi7, sc. IS No. IL drawn.
Tickets 81; halves 50 Gents; quarters u cents.
Saturday Ev-nins-saes close At ociucx.
40 coo DOLLARS!
The Alexandra Lottery, Glass No. 5. Capitals:
Sio,D00 10000 0Go. 5tG0. 3.50u, 2,2i3, Of OUU. =
of 500 of 400, Of 25a, 200 Of 800, 81. Loves;
three No. prize sjJ0 70 Nos II drawn. Tickets $40;
halves 5; qrs. . 80
~ Orders fer packages, certificates Of packages,
single tickets shares in the above, III any of i,
~ u Co.'s Lotteries, tof which there drawings
every dav, al prices varying from 81 10 S'i Tor TICKETS,
ings forwarded immediately to distant Adventures,
when requested Address
THOMAS LAMBERT,
No. 3, Exchange Place Richmond, Va.
1r- Recolect No. 3-"rhere's luck ~ odd numbers
says Rory Unnre." Jan. 10
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TIE MARRIED woNAN's PRIVATE

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Exchange bookstore, under Exchange Hotel, doors
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rcoy,e,,Onlenle OF he Enquirsr.l

BALTIMORE, Jan. l3-P. M.
FtoUe-The make is heavier imam yesterday
and the business done is al a small concession
Sales of Howard street Flour al IS 93t
GRAix-Therc is great inquiry tor wheat Tor
milling, but other grains are quiet. Sales OF prime
red whea, al l36 l39 cts. per bushel. Sales oil
5000 bushels OF oats at 80 Al els.
GRucERles-Sugars have an improving ten
dency. Coffee and Molasses are without change.
Sales of 1000 bbls New Orleans Sugars al Al a
s. and 81.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. l3-P. NJ.
We have no commercial new OF interest, and
there are no changes 10 no in any Of The articles
usually quoted.
NEW YORK, JAN l3-P. M.
FLouR-The marke. is steady but not &C.
tive. Sales of Genesee al sc 25a6 49,
GRMs-The demand for Wheai and Corn is
good but the transactions are no, large. Other
grains are steady. Sales OF 6000 bushels red
Wheat, mixed, al l29dI3l CTS per bushe Sales
of prime white Corn al 10 cts per bushel.
c rroS-The prices have slightly advanced.
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'I7a.aycra For sale or Lease.

rINHE valuable garden farm known as above,
isl nov offered for sale or lease. 1t is situated
Immediately upon he Deep Run Turnpike, about
one mile from the City OF Richmond, and vi hIn
a short distance OF The Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad. Upon ii is dwelling
house in good repair, and every way cesiTanf'
besides an exccl!en; Office, new Servants horse,
kitchen. and all the necessary onl-houseS. Inc
water is unsurpassed by any IN The viciaI'y' ahd
the location generally considered healthy.
The Farm contains abou! 80 acres, and IS N
bioh s,aie of cultivation. There are upon 1t
numbc, OF fine fruit trees, consistn: oil Inc ocs'
varieties Of apples, peaches, pears, piums, chef-
RES &C., all selected and reared win s'ea care,
and most Of Them just maiu'ed: A!so me
VINEYARD, containing several varieties oil grapes,
and more than two acres Of asparagus beds, Of
snperior quality, and very productive.
Every arrangement has been MADE Tor NE
snrine market: the servants on The place are for
the most part acquainted with The business and
will be hired, if wished, and TIE farming utensils,
&C., disposed Of As possession VIII DC gwen I'M
mediarely. all delay or loss will 'hus De aToitec
The neishborhood is pleasant and agreeable, and
The situation offers unusual inducements 10 any
one wishing 10 cultivate market farm.
Further information may he oo'a'nrd On Inc
nremises, or BY applying 10 air. X. a. Tailey. al
ihe Tredesar Iron Works.
Ian l0-deo&cWtf
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
EDUCATION.
WASHINGTON HENRY ACADEMY.
AIR 6 L. HINTON P1incinal of the Male De

WASHINGTON HENRY ACADEMY.
MIR. s. L. DUNTON, Principal of the Male De-
w partment.
MRS s. j. DUNroN, Principal of the Female De-
paitment.
The next session Of this Institution will commence
The ath January, and terminate on the 2nth Decem
brr, less, allowing vacation of one month between
the Summer and Fail terms The plan Of instruction Is
thorough aud PRACTICAL and carried rs far as the lhe
of the student s residence will permit.
The situation is retired and healthy, ana Inc com
munity in an eminent gree moral aud refined.
Board be had with The Principal, including wash
ing and fuel at $50.
In Reading, Writing and first principles Of Geo
rrap!y, Arithmetic and Grammar, S2D U,
In the higher branches Of English, Latin, &C., 81 "
For French, an ezra charge OF ~ VI
Music, if desired. N the masters charge.
In addition the above, the Department Of En-li.i
Science embraces the following branches all branch
OF Mathematics, including comic sections ana 't
calculus Field surveying; History, ancient aud ~"
dern; Natural Intellectual and Moral Philosophy Che
misry; Physical Geography Elements Of Political Leo
namy; Book Keeping; Astronomy; Projection of Ec!ip
ses, maps and charts; Rhetoric; Evidences Of Chstian
ly Elements of Physiology and Natural Theology, &c
Arrangements are in progress 10 procure Apparatus
for Illustrations ia the various branches of Natural Sci
ence, and lectures will he given occasionally through
the course.
No abatement for absence, except in cases Of pro
Trusted sickness THO. C.. TlNSi.EY,
Prcsdrn, Board Of Trustees.
l1y- Address the Principal, al Richmond
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LAND IN PRINCE EDWARD FOR SALE

OFFER (or sale The valuable Loaded Estate jointly
owned by Isaac Read, Esq, III kanawha, and my
sell.
This Estate lies in the county of Prince Edward. On
Buffalo, Fort and Fdllin. creeks two and halt miles
from Hampton sydney College, three and han from
Prince Edward Loirt.hos- and eIgsi miles from The
lnwn az Farmvl!lr L. contains aDOut Onr thousand
acres, al which about hundred and twenty acre.
are grounds of choice quality, and there l. an am
pie quantity oi wood and plant land. large proper
iinn of the h.h land L. rich. and high STATE u" i'm
provrirnt, clover and plaster having been extensive
iy used.
On this Estate there is a Gtsl and Manufacturing
MIL recently repaired, with three run OF stones. The
water powsr ample and may be doubled II desired,
without mIch expense. The Mill, since have owned
it, has mad, much ~ thee hundred barrels q! toll
grain in ore year The OF this estate Ia good
markets makes IL desirable property, and well worth The
attention oi persons wishing to buy profitable lands.
The oversccr, living on the premises, Will show The
land To any person wishin. IL SEE II.
CLEMENT G. READ
r SIS shall re absent from home tr' The n-S;
three months leave tie above advertised Estate ~ III.
hands Of Capt Henry \. Wltkins o! Charlotte Court
house and Sir. y &. Read, OF Farm"ilr, 10 whom per
sons wishing To purchase may relief
Nov. I2-c}m &. e. READ.
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NEGRO HIRING.

u7HoMAs u. TALiAFERRO offers hi. services
L a-un To hi. friends and tae public generally IN
Hiring out Negroes for the ensuingyear He takes this
method of informing those who wish TO employ hin,
,ba, II world be advisable inform him as early as
,h.v can that he may have an opportunity OF getting
GOOD hones. lie pledges himself that every eIeron
stll be used to obtain good prices and good homes,
and hc,r- tina. experience of many 'ears Will ene
him 10 a share cf patronage
lie .ril. also oo,,al= 10 General Agent for the
R.5,ire out Of Houses, Collecting Claims &c, ard
pledge himself 20 spare exertons 10 render entire
"a, setiyn % a! who may favor him with their bust
meas.
OEicc-Cornero of Wall and franklin streets.
Richmond, Nov. %, la47.-eu
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A FARM NEAR RICHMOND FOR SALE.

OFFER for sale my Farm in the county OF llenrlc0,
L about twu miles from the Old Market House. The
farm contains hundred andsixteen acres Of which
about one hundred and twenty cleared the balance
in wood The cleared land has all been highly IN
proved wh lime and purescent ranurrs, ana pro-
tuc.s very fine crop. The unC'rarrd land has on /,
very heavy growth Of wood, which, from IT'S Dearness
10 market, very valuable. On The farm there are all
necessary HORSES in good order, to wit: dwelling
house with seven rooms, eight closets and cellar,
Kitchen laundry Office dairy, smoke house. four barns
stables for horse, apd COWS, and abundant snppy
of fin. water [ have lived on the farm for than
four wears with nearly forty in my family. aud there
hes nnl hem a case oil serious sickness. The place
considered by those who know it as healthy is any n
Virginia
nv time entirely L. nay profession. | VIII stil the lafn
for fair price and the most liberal terms. Person!
wishing to- buy are invited call either al my
office. in Richmond or 81 my house, on the iarin
Dec 3i--C,f JNO. VI. 6kE'Jhf.
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EXTENSIVE. SALE OF REAL AND PER-
SONEI. ESTATE

E1URSUiNf 10 4 decree of Tie Circuit Superior Court
Of Law and Chancery, for the county Of King VIII
ilm. rendered IN the suit of Christian. Agent &C..
against George ~ Powell and others, shall, Com
miss uurT, proceed To sell, upon the premises. on
TUESDAY, tee 25ih day "f January. sis II fair, II
not, the il day thereafter by public auction, the
Tract ot Land upon which The said Powell now resides,
called Nood5rTGy, containing, by recent survey, 359
acres, lying immediately upOl Mdiiap0n river, about
two miles from King William Courthouse The build
nEs upon the farm extensive, and well suited for
The accommodation Of large family. This farm, like
all the lands upon the ilattapon, very productive
Connected with This tract is niars! at - acres very
valuable for grazing.
At The same time and place, will he sold another
Tract oi Land IN the upper end of King William, near
aangchick Church, Containing 80 This last
tract o land IS good In the nrighbOThood, and
is well adapted To the growth of com, wheat and TO-
bacco.
Also, al the lime and place, will be sold about
twenty likely young NEGROES, consisting Of men,
and boys Stock OF Cattle, Horses, Sheep and
Hog; Household and Kitchen Furniture, Plantation
Utensils &c one larouche and Harness.
TIE Negroes Will be sold for cash, ana the of
safe for The other properly, which will be accommodate
ing, will be made known on the day thereof.
r. w. SCOTT. Commissioner.
s-r- George y. Powell, living at Woodberry, will
take pleasure IN showing the land to those who may
wish 10 purchase. Dec. 3-cius
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF NEGROES
; WILL sell. on TUESDAY, The i-,i Of This month,
n 10 O'Clock al the Auction House uf n. 4 &. u.
I'M. in The city at ichmnnd two Negro Men, named
William Anderson and William Green, belonging 70
tie estate OF George 4. Cionch
J. -. e. BROWN. Administrator.
with the will annexed OF George n. Ciouah.
Jan. ll-C2lSl2t
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NOTICE.

IN consequence OF the death Of the Senior Parnet Oh
L the concern, and being unable TO give the business
myself, that personal attention whieh i's "enaie ue
m,rLs am .oos-d To sell all tine stock, hxtnres and
apnur;rnances IN and belonging 10 the store atey oc-
cuprd by us i; the Gordonsvie Depot, orange coun-
~ 10 any one willing To embark 10 sch business
Ian, ,,,.Iv occurs. IL ~ mere experiment, which
nav b. unsucces.fu!--out, having been established
more ,l.n ave year, the .i%'e has good run Of ens-
49,, ,nh o:f.niion Ia make il continue so 10 he Per-
.oos wiling purchase will find disposed to make
IN. terms as favorable as possible.
''' K. A. WILLIAMS,
Surviving partner Of Hamilton & Williams.
p.chirnnd. Dee. Z. il i1.-ctf
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Palacc 4 Fortune anil EmP0r,mm Of Capitals,

FOURTEENTH ST., RICHMOND, VA,
CLARKE is selling all the Prizes still,
Talk as you may, and say wha;c'er you will
CLARKE has been Venher for the last fifteen years
~ IN the cities OF Ptt>bur., Pa, Wheeling, Va ana
Richmond Va and refers To the Managers IN proof
of the fact that r has sold mare large Capitals tlat
any Vcndcr the United States. lie offers IN ms pat
IONS the following splendid Schemes Tor January, l7iS
Clarke sold during the month Of December i.dI, -
Capal Prizes Prizes advertised 10y him ran arrays
he seen a, his Office Fer prizes address postage ifse
JOHN NJ. CLiRKE, Richmond, Va.
10000 DOLLARS!
Alexandria Lottery, Glass s, for lsis, 10 be Drawn
nj Alexandria, Saturday, January 18Th Loves; ihitr
No prize s5aG. Grand Schrinr: ! at siG-nu0 l"1b
f COZ. S oGu 500, aall OF 2,Ohc, of 5v', OF
1910, Of 2.0, 900 of $40, &c, sc amounting L"
s52l 293 Tickets $40; halves 5; quarters No.
10000 DOLLARS l2,G00 5000!
- Drawn Numbers o"i as 90
Alexandria Lottery, Class ., fer lriS, 10 he hiA"
at ALEXANDRIA, Saturday, January 22i. M1.nihc-n'
Schrinr $50 0Dr l2GO0, 5000 coo, $50, OF 200
Ing 10 $500 1850 Tickets slO halves .; quarters HV
40 600 DOLLARS! $4,000! 10000
IL Drawn Numbers out Of 1s.
Alexandria Lottery, Glass 9. for lciS, TO he drawn
in Alexandria on Saturday, January goth Magnificent
Scheme siJ,yO0 $4,000, .GO, l0,oJo, t,oo'' ''oo'
4 ,r0 3ai:i IS Of 900, 200 Of 500, ACCOMMODATING 10
ssa3 sa3 Tirkrts SIS halves SO quarters . -
~ Ode.sfor Packages, Certificates, or single rex
cs in The above Schemes addressed 10 the undeT7'sn
ed attended ny return ni Mai; aud, when reGeS't!
an account of the Drawings forwarded SO soon q re-
o.ivrd Address JOHN NJ. CLARKE,
ncc 40 Richmond, Va.