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AND FOR SALE

AND FOR SAaE-In pursuance of de-
A Of the Circuit Court Of Nelson county, pro-
nounced the 4h day of October, 1852 in the Of
Roberts against Roberts, &c, the undersigned. com
missioner for that purpose appointed, will on Friday
the Bird day Of December upon the premises, pro-
coed to sell, to tine highest bidder by way Of public
auction, the Tract OFLAND in the proceedings
mentioned. supposed to contain One TAouSand Acres,
being the sane ands in part owned by the late Milton
r Roberts and the residue devised by the will of john
NJ Roberts. der'd to said Milton Roberts
Terms Of Sale One-qumtcr cash in hand for the
residue credit Of one, and three years in equal
iastalments. HENRY II ROBERTS, CoMR
oct % -ctI3D
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CtOmctEling EHandsOsne-Opene this morn
> ing the following and beautiful GOODS:
Rich printed Mouslin D'Laines
Scotch Plaids, very pretty
Real French Merino, in evory colour, much cheaper
than usual
Blue, crimson and Pea-green Thib Shawls,
Black Thib Shawls, very large,
Plaid Long Shows, in great variety,
French worked mourning lIdk'fs, from $3d to 900,
beautiful hemstilchod Hdkfs
Sleeves CoIlaisund Chemisettes, styles,
Black Canton Grape, very superior article, and
A splendid stock Of Silk Hosiery.
An examination from the Indies Is respectfully asked
Inv oct 8fs if DON T. G. PETERS.
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.NLM m.PEAKE. ADVERTISING AGENT


w & Collector basement Of khe "Su1 Iron Build-
ing entrance on baltimore a-Merohants nnd business
desrons of advertising in any newspaper published
in the United States, eau do so by applying to WIN. H.
PEAKR Advertising Agent, Basement Of Sun Iron build
ing (entance on Baltimore street where files of all
the country papers may be
10 Country Editors wishing to appoint an agent
do by sending their paper 10 the above ad-
dress.
~ Accounts collected, and prompt returns made.
nj moderate charges.
REFERENCES.
Gins. 7 Maddox. esq, Postmaster.
Robert q. Taylor opposite Bnrnum's.
+. X Lpp x Co, Publishers of Daily Times.'
Burgess, Taylor 4 Co. Booksellers, Sun iron building
Henry Taylor Bookseller, Baltimore and Gay
J. w. Bond \ Co, do. II Baltimore II.
r. Lucas, Jr, do. 40 Baltimore 81.
John Murphy Il Co, do. 17s Baltimore
Cnniold, Brother Il Co, 22g Baltimore At.
oct 6-llm
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BLACK WATER YARN JEANS.
EEAEkDWA RE.-We ARE now in receipt Of oui
Lnll .lanL OF IIARDMARE. NuILERN. GUNS

EFARDVEA IsE.-W nre now in receipt Of ON
D Fail stock Of HARDWARE, CUTLERY, GUNS
and SADDLERI, comprising the most com. In
gcte mud eficasirc assortment exhibited IN E&
in THIS MARKET. We hive on hand: x
500 dozen Axes, Va aud Ky patterns
1900 Z" Pen aud Pocket Knives, in endless variety
$500 Knives aud forks, nfall prices aud auality
1900 - Knob, stock, cupt onrd, md other locks
5000 q" Butts, Parliament and hook md eye hinges
5000 gross wood screws assorted sizes
1000 dozen fiat bnatd mill, pit and u cut saw files
800 Spades aud shoves
100 manure and Hwy forks
$50 &" selves aud sers
45D single and double bnuel Guns and Rifles, rangin
in price Iom 81 30 to s75 each
100 dozen men and wouen's sndde trees, stirrnp
irons Bride bits, harness and bide buckles rings, &c
IN great varicty Iron aXea all SKIES elliptic springs
hub and I'd bands hog skins bride filings and sud
dcry. Hardware generally. Blncksmtls tools OF every
description. Planes, chiscls, angors and carpentefs
tools afge assortment. For Farmers and Plantation
use we have Gllassor1ncn of articles, such MS rnm-
bic Seyhes, grub hoes manure drugs, garden forks pick
nxcs &c, all of which offered for sac ntlow prices
All purchasers particularly merchants visiting this
market buy goods, respectfully invited to call and
examine assortment before purchasing or going on
farther North, feel assured our goods and prices
will compare fayofaby with my establishment in the
Nortbp,n cities. SMITH &, ROBERTS,
sept lO-d2m if II Mann Streft, RicLmo~d, Va
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Biqcksmuhiag n all descriptions
These works having been fitted up at great expense
with steam power and large variety Of machinery ol
work ing wood and IRON form the most complete estab
ishnen of the Kind in the Southern States and can
execute better work and at cheaper rates. than can be
one in the ordinary mode.
Builders and those intending build, supplied with
Doors. Blinds, Window Frames aud Sash (primed anf
slozcd if required) Mouldihgs, Flooring dressed nno
tongue and grooyed ready forlaying dressed Ceiling
and Notwithstanding Palings, and variety OF other
materials required in building
Contractors supplied with Dump and Stone Cars Der
rick Gearing WhcelbaTows, Picks and Bars and Other
FOOLS required upon Public Works.
Constantly on hand and for SALE reasonable terms
all varieties of Flooring and other Lumber, worked On
unworked. Saving and Planning done TO order. Bills
Of Timber sawed to order. -
Jan lifts a. Me- LIE ! ON' heent.
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YNCgEREEsG CARPET Establish

I YNCgEFggIRG CAksPET EsfhDIsh-
Il MENT.-I have greatly increased this branch OF
NV business and now odera seectonrom D. pieces
Tapestry Brussels, ThreeP Ingram, super alr ana
other grades Of Cmpcting, comprising larger stock
fhan can be found elsewhere aud prices not exceed
those in the Northern cities by retail Also
large stock of Floor OIL cloths, all widths Come and see
6.,fts j. G. MEEM.
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IEEEAP CASH SBOEE--NEW FALL
~ Goods am now receiving full assortment oi
NEIF GOODS. adopted 10 the present and approach
ing seaSon,to which be- to call the attention OF the
public Having been sci, ctcd, in the Northern cities,
with great care, from the latest mpor nons they Will
be offered moderate profits in order 10 insure quick
ale.
Thankful for the liberal patronage have received
since changed my business from credit to the cash sys-
ten, | shall hore for coutinuance upon pledge OF
selling goods Us cheap Hey be purchased in the
State.
will al,vays keep hand large stock of season-
able goods at the lowest prices. j. q. MhEM
Ort Its
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PROSPECTUS
re ~ p z " "A n e Z Z u II &c :,
TO gE PUBLISHED IN THE CITY OF LYNcHBURG.

TENHE undersigned propose commencing, ms soon as
sufficient number Of subscribers can be ohtaincd the
publication in this city, OF weekly paper to he called
"THE TEMPERANCE REFORMEE,"
ard devoted primarily to tie advocacy Of the Temper
anco Reform and sceondaiiy to Literary Agricultural,
Mechanical and Commercial interests, and to the dltiu
sion of general iute!hgence.
The growing importance of the Temperance cause,
the interests tn are nsepabiy connected with IT.
pramotion ard the alarming results, direct or Indirect
Individual and NATIONAL consequent upon its overthrow
constitute imperative ca for the Jealous and untihg
exertions of lis friends. No or more effective
he devised for its promotions han tn call into
cguison the Press the great organ, il II be not In"
creator, of public sentiment, among airce people Act
ing upon this belief, all nscribe upon THE RE-
FORMER.' the leuien principles of this cause, ana
send il firth to fight IL battles, confidently expecting
teuid of the good and vrtous, whether in or out OF
Temperance Institutions.
But while THE REFORAIER" will munly and ar
IDENTITY advocate the Temperance cause. That shall only
be one of nanv interests 10 which it will be devoted
will lend lis support agencies physical or moral
(npart from the movements OF political fariIcs) ihFniN
iagthe public good. Il viii seek to promote idurai'h
in its Catholic sense, including Science, Literature
TIE Arts of Ia well as of utility and Social le-
tncmeut For the Furmcr. il viii present an AerleuI
lafal department. The Religious will be 'ptniofmeJ
asto passing events in the Christian world a RECORD
u the Markets aud operations in the CommCrcmI word
viii be kept for the benefit of business mcn,-a de-
palment suited 10 the amusement, Instruction. ana I'M
provemeut of youth-and, for the entertainment OF the
general reader, REGULAR record OF the general nte
Of the day ana the current history OF the times
In word il sfaH be Family Paper. congenlal IA It's
yarions departments the tastes Of all
Confidently expcctnglie support OF tie iHbiic' ana
especially the fiiendsof Temperance, we shall call upon
all far as practicable, and hope to receive the orders
Of others by mail
TER w s..
"THG TEIPrRANcE REFoKNER VIII be US orge OF
larger the Lvuchhure Dairy Nirginan, and publish.
Ell ut Tie low price Of one DOLLAR AND FIFTY
CENTS PER YEAR, due at the expiration OF three
months from the first issue ALEX. MCDONALD,
WILLIAM S. ORR,
Der 2Sts JOHN Il. BROWN.
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NEW GOODS.
- SOMETHING REALLY RICH, ~

MIN THE LADIES. ~
VENIIE e subscriber IL opening the elegant
sortment of FALL and WINTER GOODS no
has ever offered the public. BoNNETs Of new and
elegant patterns and mntorias-Ciott, Velvet and Sill
Cioahs Matlcsond Vtstes, with and without hoods and
vests,-RIBBONS of magnificent styles, and other
GOODS in his line. He asks call from his friends,
and the public arge eeng confident TINT he suit
the taste of all in goods and prices.
gent 3O..f4 r. +. HENNING.
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GAMES! GaneS!-Just received, by express, D
~ dozen Sword Canes, of different patterns and
dozen plain Cnnes. Bowie Knles, fine assortment,
and Pocket Dirk Knifes, &c, for sale by
VIM. b. Il C.FISHER, Opposite tie Franklin
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I 0OA AZ E'TEES We have just received
Il ! large Int Of Segars, Of the following brands
1000 IL Nurmas
5000 Conrrras
1000 Principles. Of different brands
1000 La Byron
1000 Londoncs
1000 Punetilas
1000 Lola Monies, very fine
5000 Tacbtincals
5000 Pocahontas.
Likewise large stock of common Srgars, ali of
which we will sell extremely low for cash. Call and
see, and all, at
PADGETT & THURMAN'S,
Bridge ST., eNtbelow NJ Council 81 Son
oct % pod2w
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"A MANS A WAN FOR a THAT
| ONG OR SHORT. FAT OR LEAN, RICH OR
Il POOR, fastidious otherwise, enn all find good
CLOTHING to suit their shape, size, taste and means
Mt the new Clothing Establishment of
A. 5. SIAFER & CO,
Oct Opposite Geo Baebg's Iroa Store
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safe transmission.
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pRIvATE TUTOR---A young English gentleman, who has
received good education, and resided some years IN Paris s
companion 10
private family cspecabiip.
References and family connexions can be
parties ofthe highest respecsby either in this country OF
In England, =
hddcssAes Vance. pos, once oswcso, New York.
Mar ls-dnf
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THE HOTEL Fairfield. Connecticut will be
by its proprietor D. MoNNoT the hrstday ofJune
next, as a branch Of the New York Hotel
The Marine Hotel situated in beautiful village on Long Island
Sound aordng the inducements of excellent bathing
country Every endesvor will be
for hotel the distinguished OF pre-
vous
Plans be and engaged the above hotel At Fair
field, Now Hsel New YORK u
50 miles by New York New Haven railroad stop
AT Fairfield several times encb day. May 2o-dtIJuly
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paid at some OF the posts which il TO must as
oDish every persen who hears the facts beg leave TO
read table two, showing OF these extraordinary
high rents.
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III gallons Of pickles
San Ezaro. 1855 lbs, issued Capt Jonns condemned
Dona Ana, 5,i6o lbs, issued 10 Lieut. Trevit. do
Copper mine, 1881 lbs, issued TO Lieut. Green, do
could read other reports and statements equally strong
and pointed, but have not the time. ! merely refer to
this a sample OF the in which this department
of the public service is being carried on
Them Mr. Chairman, there 10 another great abuse that
has crept uo the service 1t is to found IN the high
prices paid for forage OF every description We have, m
some instances in country abounding in grass, paid
thirty forty and high fifty dollars ton for hay
food io horses and thai, too, made out OF the grass
growing in the woods, which our troops could as well
is great wrong this Bnt this abuse is not confined to
hay alone. You may take grain Of every description
and the prices paid Tor il are enormous Take Also The
article OF fuel mean wood cut from the woods IN which
the posts ought to be located they not and what do
find Some OF the posts are so located that the wood
has be hauled twenty FIVE thirty miles Is that
from the report OF Colonel Swords;
. proceeded 10 Albuquerque, the station of
pany dragons and company Of Infantry for whose
month 57e page No The expenses al this post were
large owing 70 its position Fuel had g be hauled from
to thirty miestho price of the corn ranging, at the
cb from one dollar Sky cents % Two dollars eighty Gents
cents to dollars hnadred pounds ia addition To
The dagoon horses and mules, there hundred and
ten mules and seven to be fed on the forage
purchased at these high rates"
Now il seems to me that when the commanding officer
has the whole country in which I, select sic for post
places where he could get his supplies, OF every de-
scrption, with more convenience aud at more leasona
Bile raie OF cost
Nr HALL will ask the chairman Of the Committee
of Ways and Means how much il now the govern
ment OF The United States to supply each horse in the dra
goon service in New Mexcoi | ask il il does not cost
three or four hundred dollars year?
Mr. HOUSTON. The reported cost of the keep of one
mule in New Mexico is $500 year but in that the gem
eman from Missouri will find, by reference 10 the table,
was included many other things besides the feed of
The mule With the permission OF the gentleman will
refer TO the table
Eiima.e the The raie for grain,
exclusive Of other forage.
Eight quarts per 365 9o bushelsat 81
One eamster for six mules SIS month and
Is SJIliake one-sixth part o. 90
One hneen $50 per month aud
ration, 3732 and the keep of his horse 3lS7Sy73s
Sis per wagon, per
Fancry, medicine, 13 50
Wear by death, disability, expenses
hedins during dsabty-ten cent ESQ 90
275 90
The above approximate estimate OF the ofkeep
of mule, mentioned in communication the Quar-
teImaste General but be bought So the
1t should be s. 0add TO above As 90
40 90
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subsistence stores condemned at Paso del Nore, Texas
from October /, ls49, to July 81. 1851
barrels aud 6S pounds of pork
bs,56t pounds Of bacon. E@.@
70SSt pounds of hams.
36 barrels and l72 pounds OF Hour.
39i pounds ofhard bread.
bushels and quarters Of beans.
5l7 pounds OF rice.
96 pounds OF coffee.
I53 pounds Of sugar.
IL pounds OF candles.
| A quarts of salt
nallons O nicklas. :
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narkets..-.C.RgFuII1 RkPoarED ron rus TRIBUNE.

WEDNESDAY. Jan. q.
ASHES-The market is finn. with fair supply Of POS
ariyIIg and selling al s.. Pearls are qlist a So
COTTON continues to cec.ne 500 bales only have
changed hands 10 day party a. g. ioFer Holders gea-
ally are him but Shippers Won't buy without fur her Goa
cessl0n
FLOUR AND MEAL-Our market Gr Tsl'sr, aal
State Fonrls without change. boz prices stat favor ne
buyer aud there more cso's tlon pg me pt u soecul
lsors 70 press sales The pnncpa holders are hr A. Aai
there's more dong )r the nome tace aai ne Ei There
"a inquiry Tor ONO for export but a. ces below De
views - holders t9nacilu IS qust a. - vast )oi n
boId. The sales OF Domestic are 800 D,s ~ >i bl.
- o! toI common 20 slrasel e,sn9s - os - 's@
TO- mixed to fancy Micnigaa and Iydans. Sou hera =
quiet the market avCrs tie buyer There - less inquiry
% good srgsht brands, and sjas3 i'r fsacy. Re
Flour Sales - 100 o0's m ots 20 s. 81 Corn
Meai Is hrn. Sales OF sinai lots q jersey tut
800 bRs BfaudvEre a. 81 So 3lck r-.a ifsflap'- -
50 2.as2 81 100 No. and g ga s. n 11s tne later
scarce.
GRAIN-There is + il demand Tor wheat for the
tsst ana IT eaporf Inc himae.s OF h,9 ger r.
sc's ne ssies i"T fhppns Inc sales ntlne V oHsl.
choice Red Southern 50 05. aai within ls1 d1Y' 39V
lusA ordinary southern & 20 Oslo. AM 1900 is1 hel
Geuesee a. &C. kse IS selling small lofs ~ llof9'
Barley firm AMI m fair uessaes Of POO bash good
twoTowed AZ 76c Oats good demand a 800 for
Jersey, aad ttdNc t'f SAFE Barley MAJ 3 Sc .laS "a
small lois at s. per buslei. Corn Is hrn, with BAT nt
dsp stan 20 press sflss. and quotations q nominal ~
zoe. i0T Wtsern Mined, southern le.l0F al1 R1lnd Vel
lo mite Is wanted to- export L. prices osoF ne views
WHIsKY-Tbcre j., nl.b.1s dong m Pm I'D. she s11.
piy Is lsat . IS held & pc Drudge ie. 80 -i.i'
PROViSION S-Tasre is DO cAsugs ., notice IN orr MAJ
kottT Pork, the demart IS - fe-a'e and is nlf' ~
t1e home ir@e S.esc i l Dps ~ ~ vice., 'i ga
Mes els ll 81 - lor new fie,s; $50 iof neE Pfns
ana si3 Sd fI ol do Beef Is n IN 10 steady demand
sales OF DO hhis ~ So lGSl lr Sizes AMI 50 l = u
so)alS.6. BeefH aus are qlet its.17j1s4 Pi-Gad
Meats are steady " th so' is.asd ie' oil -i.l -
paiu Hams at 80 G6ic. and Shoulders 10 ljf. Lard ~
very dm sales 81 Is rhls noe a. ac AMI se-s a.
Ice Bui,oI and Cheese arc s-a-f FitA far local 'i-
NAVAL sTO8ES ar, in better rsque't 900 bbls
Roueh rur1eLtle sold tIe las, lree lays at - g '.
CO.. bnis SQnis as 5lc mich % M ll,aa,e some h'.
te, ave h3ems ioft e. 2g Dds comma -a ,., 81
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t,o,lhslf hbl 3 qr dn rman roas1"s, case
V..,,n PlisGs Rr-.ng t1afs. ~ y '1As9 o'a' -
- e,--s ! - CIohBg truot tlttrn a rnAA'
sra.s Cona shifts case Ceps, fsfnass ~ sss % =
<s. ,-urks Verffuerv, cases Unsrellts. frank
IOe.a,. les I5nsua bolfS Duck 100 feet Deck
gaf.t Lease. Boab- - Envelopes. | do Ladies
sho.s ls 10 Hats &C ,fahk eo..sa ho'e 40 LAhss
~, Com TO- bbls Cement 10 bags She-tI p do Is
se.xrSu Wet iNuIE--Z boxes f0l bales. . Ps<s
MedIo nss u sil p Lad 81 5hs Pork. $40 n
Hams or Boards. - md Shoots, b,i5' Snpox', 81
btis Head mr. IS bushels Cr'cse, IS par iaItR lop-r
$50 ~ Wiln- Wagons. go - Bl'A-. blrss.
,.csas. $ atonery q p G1npavds Tea l7i3 Cheese,
s6 fesms Paqer. cs Rec. = Lad. 81 DIS Herring.
sets no o5ls Hsgs l30 Copper. 2 oois Tar. h9s
so5rls Turpent ne obs Tlrasflre Dds LIZ 80 .
10 PIfcA 6ctls Caraas., 10 bx' Pick -. oae Sl.t
csrs 4fbislfrs Glassware z bales Onk1n. ( blTes
I'm prure Rec HUI tercs Smoked Beet. gr. hhls
a.ef pkgs Leather. a. pkss Paper and 21ks, package
Jewsl y. psgs Lamps, pkg, Snoes, = EGGS; ~
Provsisfs, cells Rigging. q hhL Clue, ooI Ciocts
uLes DRY Goods. so frums Figs. 81 bds Chars. ?
rkgs Mule Collars 1Ns. Candles p1l S1em o.,
racsage Ind 4 Rubber pAgs Cotton Duck, Ots
OFsers, 800 b Lead PPe, p kegs Ni-s, Chhn ana
APpfTIsH NORTH AMERICAN COLONIES 500 bb's. Flour
100 nfs PORK b5i. Oysters, Platform Scale. 2r.u
bbd Headings l0t Machinery. hbis C1loTog 2 bois
snplss ST. bhs Beef no nal chests Tea 5Dls Timothy
seed loo tes Leather. 20 bags Coaee.
WrsT C0AsT or AFRIcA.--62 hhdf rOhacco. ~ bis 81
INNS n r. Run 90 do. y half F'our S d. % half
90 Bresd g. Corion Cord Il hhs Tsr II d. Pitch
$50 oars , u Pine ards. 600 Plank Sc Scars
CAPS or GOOD H0PE-l0l,672 p II ghree Guar bss.
nj hair DO Tobacco bis Pork. 70 do Beef 2,237 p.
LarO, ~ hbs Potash, $50 b. Crackers. Ia bbl.
Tongues g hhls Apples 50 kegs Bl-ter. brs SOAP.
hslf Scenitd Soap br Pearl Starch O. hrs Candles
% tusf els Wheat 2013 D. Cheese 30 bushels Corr 1920
2 Hams go H. Bacon, 81 Chaus % dozen Pals. % nests
Tubs Is dozen Broous sEd Brushes l6t bols Flour 20ul
pDe Slaves $50 md Slaves 1000 Dbl Slaves 70 psgs
fCG Oars
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Temperance D,mou>.ra,ioa at Albany.

~'''''P'""e"''N- 1' ~
ALBANY ANes-ay, saA. p, l>J-
o-eat qNcitpnclt eVists In any ,it, -
rags are u)lnG nom oar pNoAt places. ne cars
come IN from all directions flu: over 500 Dale
gates 10 tAc temperance convention came IN
the estem Tram lasl piaht and today Yer,
-. ....s ~. III .,.. $50.
i"sV Hu'"o''S "'i.'e' ii "'' ''c "A''iS' HVil TIE
East, West, North and South. DA1 Delavan
House and Other hotels are filed 20 oye.aow'ng.
A very large number ut the mos, nrom,n.,,, mon,
m the Tcmocr,n,c Cause are Win rs mi
.oe,noor ~ St,,o -,er,,,,,,,., s',c;o.,. .,,. ,
-. 60. - -.
''' ""f',,'
was very large ~ns N'a0' 'H''OSia>h prevailed.
Many eloquent speeches were made, ursng on
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Arrived,

Shin Deutschland Ham, Mon 80 ds fn Hamburg,
utss and a. passengers 70 X. Beck krnhrdt Jan 81
lar 50 90 lon Co. saw fore and-aft schooner bottom up,
about 0 fuNs bottom painted srcen both ulss CONS NO
sna lost supposed she hiI oetA long IN lht
Huaton. Jan y, lat 80. lon tS saw large anLi"s' u
planss. bulwarks and @rtcsed materials ~ .lll. -
snip sullivan EdH arcs DIS. im tllfi's H. ZION an
nee 70 7. Nari.e. Experienced heavy t's me oA'f'
Rsrk Minerva sherman So IS I'm L nerio ballls, and
10 passengers 10 Montgomery Bros Jan " on Saa-
ard s vide win round hole ~ 70 ps1 Of II painted
blue Surp sd n 20 belong British vessel
Ba.k Geo Leslie. lof s. ilomas.on sleeper 10 uS III
Arascl cola cotton. Sc. On laid Cnulcl.
BARK Golden Era, Bartlett 53 d. M lui. ron 10
" ulpdg. Jan q. III Nautncke, shoals; sp'Se oAtS
Lucy Fizabc b. for Boston Jan. 2' l, AZ 3D. Ion TO
spoke ship Hero. fiom Liverpool ~ Phiatell lia
BaIk Mary Bongtton q B'st1n fnoi' ~ Is III
Bark Nod ma. Curtis, IN Ctrlh ana ' + !"
Oct TO- wa So Thomas, whore she pr. ln ~ asres'''
Bn. Herao, Johnson. io &, fn. Savannah, cotton 20
II. Underwood .. a.. b.,
Fs,e Halard jan S. lat IS Do. lon % So spoke bark
Ia1.te ~ and for baltimore fm RO Janer'. Jan ib,
lat 81 q l1n 75 2o took gale nom a. y ~. ~A3 "a
lasted tn the sd. followed by cam oil IL "''s' IL
which the yessci was ffitted io 'H % ~. w. I'LL.
Brig Vulcan lBr.,l Maan, 30 ds In g. hA's' Dallas
Brs Jsns Hsaes. tof Provnoa;oyrn) Coos. IS d.. n
Port an Plgtte. tobacco ant hdes - G. 5s9e ID.
f Brs A5emare, Tot -Havea -. o. lie. in. Gply-
auas ?. sugar md fo asses, 10 ' Wv
Schr. HIps. lsf ) WesuaB im Prince EdHa,d Island
Nov 3D. har- and oa's. % J. Lowden
scbr ewloundlaud Packet (Br.l Farrell - ds. IN
Scar Kaiioia6. Gisror,6 ds In Wilmington, N C..
naval stores. to master. Sailed "A COMPANY VITA schrs
Iuct Atwood. AtwO0d-ll FOX NeE-Yaik
BEIOw-l ship on the Bar, unknown.
SAILED-SteamshiD Asia, JIdkas, Liverpool sh.ls
S +. Aastln. bCss, Galveston; 5 GeoTse, CRAWFORD.
Hzvre, and others.
WIND-Duurg The day, S y.
w. an $1,000. .....,...,. ~ t..f- 100
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-29

LATE FROM BUESos AYREs.-We nave
- - Rucno. Avres 20 December {. Ii vas
or,- :, m reoorr That General Crqurza ~Orld cross
w., Parsna and invade the province during nonth OF
u. o,mber. Preparations for "ar we're cohsinlsI :
=, pnenos kyIes with great zeal. The soldiers were
o. vel nsld, with good equipments. aod II was ex-
nsc,ed thar Rosss would taSe 10000 men into the
k.id There vas also rmOr that large issue OF
nsrer money was contemplated. The ABOVE j. DS
,bs chm GREY Eagle az Philadelphia.