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Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-04-27

n IST OF LETTERS remaining in the n 4 Post Office at Tuscaloosa, April l, 1881.
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-04-27
SAMUEL ST. JOHN, JR.

SAMUEL ST. JOHN, JR. HAVING taken JOSHUA AB.LEAVENS LII into copartnership, the business here after will be conducted at Mobile, Ala. under the firm of SI. JOH.Ny LEATEWS.
 Sept 30, 1880. 30 NOTICE.--THE heirs of Thos Dodd IN deceased, who removed from the coun- ty of Loudon, Virginia, about thirty-three years ago to the State of Tennessee, and re- moved from Tennessee to Alabama about twenty-three years ago, may hear of some thing to their advantage by applying to the subscriber JOHN DODD,
 Executor of Jane Dodd, deceased.
 ap20 Loudon County, Va.
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-04-27


 the day, &c. Slc.
 Schools, Academies, and Colleges furnished at the lowest possible prices.
 Orders respectfully solicited. have so repeatedly reminded my friends and the public, of the necessity of their lend ing liberal support to the establishment, that were to continue the call-without an a. pology,-- would seem to carry tone of com plaint with it. This is far from my intention it would be treating generous and liberal public with !great injustice and ingratitude. The support has been beyond my expecta- tions; but at most it necessarily must be in considerable in a town of the age and limited population of Tuscaloosa.
 l believe all will admit that a Book and Sta tionary establishment is an important acqui- sitlon to cur town, and permanent benefit to the country-and such will permit me again to remark, that it's present success, until cur public institutions are further advanced, re- quires all the support that the liberal and well wishing can bestow. D. WOODRUFF. NOTICE.-Th copartnership hereto 4N fore existing between MAYERs & HAM | ILToN of the city of New-York, and JAMES DUNLAP, of Tuscaloosa, Ala. under the firm of JAMES DUNLAP & Co. was dissolved by mutual consent on the 17th day of May last. Inc business of the firm will be settled by J. DUNLAP, J. DUNLAP,
 WAIVERS & HAMILTON.
 Nezv- York, Seht. g, 1880.
 ALL PERSONS having any claims against the firm of DUNLAP & Co. are requested to present them for immediate payment Also, all these indebted to the firm up to the above date, are requested to call and make imme- diate payment All these wishing to conti- nue their trade with me, will receive as libe- ral indulgence as any given in the place. It IS useless for me to enumerate the different Articles of .Gentlemen's Wearing .Ahfarei, as it is generally known that have large and splendid assortment, and of the latest ashions. [noV26 34] J. DUNLAP. NOTECE.--FoUR CT FIVE JOURNEY | 4% MEN BOOT and SHOE MAKERS | can get constant employmet by applying to marchl6 50 FOSTER & CONROW. HNOR SALE,-A new commodious brick NJ house, with large frame building at | tached thereto, with sufficient lot or piece of ground suitable for sundry purposes, situated on broad-street, opposite the State Bank. The premises is well calculated for any kind of business, being in central part of the | town; and is at present successfully occupied as Coffee-H House by Messrs Gates & Bliss. For further particulars, inquire opposite the Indian Queen Tavern, of
 jan S9 AUGUSTIN LYNCH. N WlDES.-Th highest price will be given IA A for DRY and SLAUGHTER HIDES, | also, DEER SKINS. Apply to
 sep17 24 FOSTER & CONROW.
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-04-27

OaVld b. 1alilpoell Isaac Coars Jnhn Chism Miss Lucinda Cox Margaret Clearman James H. Doris Robert Dixon w. J. Dearing Samuel Dubose Henry Dillahunty John Dodd Mary Duck worth Ambrose Dollar
 E Samuel B. Ewing Il John Elam
 F 0. B. Frazer 3 Walter Fosgate 9 Geo. H. Flournoy Manly Files Samuel Fleming John M. Finley James Foster Miss Virginia Foster
 G John Glasgow Jesse w. Garth Fitzpatrick & Goldth-
 waite Thomas B. Grantland Hezekiah Gray James Goodwin 3 Henry Galdthwaite William George 9 Levi Gorley Henry Golden J. D. Garcia 3 Washington w Griffii Rev. John H. Gray Miss Pheby Garrett Miss Mary Goyne Miss E. H. Green Nathan Garrett Job Goyen Thomas Goodman Abraham Hill Benjamin Harris, jr. Daniel E. Hickman Judge Hail Lewis J. Hendrix Thomas Hogg P. T. Harris 9 Gabriel Homes 9 William Husbands Thomas Hytch Thomas R. Huson 9 Walter Helen John D. Holmes Ottcwell Higinbothan William Hemphill John Haynle John C. Hankey Thomas Howard Daniel Holman Win. Hamler Samuel A. Hitchcock Edmond Henley James Hedges N. Hughes John A. Hedges Isaac Hook A. L. Henry Win. Hood, sen. Benj. Hickembottom Samuel 1osmer Richard Inge Dr R. lnge Henry Jones Isaac Jordan John Jolly A, Wm. H. Jenkins v E. Jinkins Robert s. Inge Sterling Jackson 9 Samuel Ingram Win. Jones, jr. J. M. Jinkins, elk 9
 K Henry King
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Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-04-27
OG0THEM0e

OL0ZAEN0e
 BUST received per steamboats O'Hara and eB American, beautiful assortment of new and fashionable SPRING and SUMMER CLOTHING, which will be sold low ap6 1 COOK & ELLIS.
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-04-27

AHc iCiiiallllliS III Inc lscaloosa, April l, 1881. John C. Fitzpatrick 6 J. s. Kellogg Hiram Kelly IVY. R. King 3 Thomas D. King Greshom Kelly Miss Mary King Peyton King MissM. l. M. Kendrick Amos Lovely 5 Samuel Lockard Thomas Lawrason Joshua B. Leavens Joseph Little John Larrimore Benjamin Lowery Morris Lindsey ICharles Lewen Miss N. Lowell William Lowe
 M Samuel M'Crory 28 James Myers Bennett w. Moore John MClellon Wm. MLaughlin James M'Cay 3 Dade Massey James Mills Samuel w. Mardis Wm. M. Marr Quin Morton Peter Maher 3 Willard Manchester Alex. B. Max 9 John M'Rea Wm B. Mcclellan Allen Moore James Merrett James M'Cright Tillman Mitchell A. P. Marlow Philip Miller Peter Mills HI. Minor, Clerk of the
 Supreme Court Patrick Neal IWm. Nolan John Neighbours William Neig hbours Francis Neal Samuel w. Oliver
 P lDabney Pucket 3 Horatio G. Perry 9 |Gordon Pierce Hardin Perkins 3 Robert A. Patterson IJames Penn William Pate John w. Prewett NV. K. Pickett lJohn E. Pass William Philips l.
 M,cajah Payne 9 James G. Parham 3 William Peugh Richard Pryor Enoch Parsons IN. Perkins B. F. Randolph 9 Benjamin Reynolds Duncan Ray James D. Randolph Thomas Riddle James Ray NV illiam Richardson John Rhcne Frederick Ray James R. Rodgers James F. Roberts 3 Simon G. Rogers Jack F. Ross Hiram Rossou Mrs Elizabeth Reed
 s William B. Smith 6 Neil Smith 5 Robert T. Scott Secretary of the Grand
 Lodge William Scales Thomas Stovall 3 lCharles E. Sneed 3 John B. Stephens Edward Smith 3 IL. A. Stolenwerck William Short William Smoot Daniel Simpson 9 l James T. Shearil Peter B Stubble6eld 3 George N. Stewart Daniel Southwick George Swindle Lewis Stovall William Smith John Sexton 9 Smith & Mcbley John or Martin Snidei Asa T. Smith lWm & Thos. Sasaby lRev. Isaac Shoak. Miss Harriet Smith
 T James Thompson John TignoI 9 H. l. Thornton 9 Peter Taylor Samuel M. Turner Matthew Thompson William Taylor I'M
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-04-27
JUST ARRIVED.

Only twenty days from the city Q .Ne7O- York, NEW SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-04-27

EW WlDES.-The highest price will be given E A for DRY and SLAUGHTER HIDES, also, DEER SKINS. Apply to
 sep17 24 FOSTER & CONROW,
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FOIsEIEGN NEWS.
F.oa,HcN y c,gj,r jtr,lq. B.rsn5l, l.

LATER FROM ENGLAND
The packet ship York, Capt Bmds'ey. au.ysI
last Evening has brought Il, our fl.s 81 T1gl.sl
papers from the lGth to the 23th October. Shin
ping Lists and comm 7rcal adviccs to the sam,
date.
From the extracts we clyc below, It vii be rcr
rclycd that as we predicted ON Saturday. the Kline
OF England has prologued the British Parliament
announcing at thu same time. his intention Of aoti.
bringing before that body at the cn<linr session
the question Of constitutional reform in the ri,re
sentative body The Speech the kim is bi1l X
euIogi2ed mllo.t of the London iauroaI;
The previous rejection of the Reform Bill l,v Tho
House of Peers. has rallcdforth unqualified marks
ef the strongest disauproba,ioo IN every nan, Of
England and Scotland Meeting, have hssn hold
throughout those countries, EXPRESSIVE Of ip6io,s
ton at the vote of the Lord. arp,o5aforv IF The
conduct ofhe Government. and 1reina Ministers
to pcrscverc ia their proicet Of ref,,,1a
Some disturbances have taken rIac, N 57ioo.
and the Marquis of Londonderry had been severely
hurt Nottingham Castle at kottinghatn tle ,-at
Of the Duke of Newcastle had beea burned down
by the people, aud the military called in. we have
notthe particulars Of this occurrence owing 10 the
chasm in the dates of our ENGLISH paners caused
by the non-arival ofthe packet Of tbo s,h Great
excitement has prevailed, particularly against the
Bishops in consequence of their vo,fs arainst Re-
form Mr. Hunt had presented a petition to the
House of Commons, praying for the disranchise-
mcnt of those individuals of all political power
but il Withdrawn tLc Sna,kor decIari, tI,,, =
n,,oly,da Question Of nr,as-s belo,,,,,,,, 20 ,oa
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s,9''.7'' "'u Una, was therefore not
t'o,'', up lio""t Sioul" take coSazahee OF 1t.
al last the conference at London have laid the ba-
SIS ola arrangement between Belgium < Holland
The BcIgans express the utmost dissatisfaction at
thctcms Which are imposedon them; but. as in re
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SPLENDID SCHEME.
Not one Blank to Il Prize.
$4,000
6,207 prizcs-5, 1913 blanks.
MODE OF DRAWING

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tickets from No. |, to 600O, inclusive, viii be pn-
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bove the denomination of - viii be put in one
wheel, and all the Numbers in another and the
whole to be drawn in few hours
Whole Tickets - 30, Halves 81 % Or, 81 IL
For sale at WARDS OFFICE.
Dec. 3
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negotiate n. aiie5 without consulting fbs Sel.tr
and pforaslaois have bcfn baa f9'e.ze upon tbe
>aH'ez rfYeuueIn the Treasury q. tHr Iiaisa ststas
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assemble al the pom, d'slrs'la13 ga e1s esRsf $3.50
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nall,ng interval vol us=rysn h#|7.= - :"
fapa b. assembled ID a. li.s.. t,p't.r, .ts tg
Western marches
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"a admit laeeni1uyes e. s.nss. al a.l#F t"'H an
CITY could ba convey Ito lhemss, distant f't1N az
the r,lr OF fifteen miIe5 IL. bout lt nze#ff. ah
an eaeauats force return certainly a Tar h8at#a-
ed qneed OF ten nudes au boai. Ia 'Is ek'nl }"al
have fresh and vigorous troops. r#a IS fer acton.
instead of men worn down nud cNdap ED hf al
lons and toIsome march. In war, II cannot be
doubted. speed is power. and dispatch victory
BEFORE dismiss this subject, cannot Otherwise
than present to yonr view the situation OF ON couu.
Try. Immediately atthe head OF tile VICTOR hef
s;n,,tinn is such tbatu a1aan- laciitte ia9 eaa.
mersial purposes little epn be dom a hy ntnre
tlev already possess tham IN 20 high a degree
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a. North Carolina is Of great importance aud At O.
pn object deserving attention tpasses through u |
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1l92 pMzes
1868 blanks.
2l,000 tickets.
MODE OF pRAWiN7i

II 900 tickets.
MODE 0F pRAWiN7' .on
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prizes of 81. to be awarded to the fnat, Ser'2
third division, to be determined by that V.as" .
draw the capital prize of$5o00, so that the ' nj
of three tickets, one in each division, IS cer'u.
draw one prize, and may draw four. An tA' + a.
above the denomination of Fl in one = he'i, '',9
the numbers IN another at once, the NI'oe ~ A.
drawn in few hours Prizes payable N g''' ,,.,.
ty days after tho drawing, ana subject to i'' -
deduction Of fifteen per cent.
Tickets 50, Halves II 80, Qrs 80 1,.ar 20
For sale at EIGGES L0I -
and Exchange Office, ~ ,.'.
Where all orders from tie country, (Pos' ala
enclosing the cash or PRIZE ,.cfc.s, ~. n''''
prompt attention.
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sey.a AZ sa,slsh.ag condition Of our University,
,l rsaomaspd If "a yoaI fostering care and liberah-
ny iha# already ira = from otse5nliy genus
aud ia Ut % wls. D. may Justly be proud
ard opened % n I5oiSst Of our eili1cns rnad to
ds,inet,aa an1pr, rnsnt for th5msslvts, an USE
falteys tethf SIT lpon the wol bang Of thf
Hattaiiln much of oar future prosperity depends
sal every assistance gwen tort IS safeguard Ia
liysrts nd q sure eusratco for rs l1ns eoniin-
ut6e.
Wara tae yoa,lofthe present daY, Look "a that
direction as generations Ia COME vii do iar hn""-
-. g. nitnatf Ia fTaat interests Of 6afrnmfnl
ra' fae peGa'o wrDughllo nole that know d.
"a cheap iH5i al may obtain II whobrc disposed io
sss, tbal benefit WITH thest we've which ! am
,afa rc entertained Hg as all the oblc=f oi banehi
ing tho pp9rf amongst ue. can be- attained 10y
freeing dl7i institution fam ~ ht#Ha.s ~ re
pnnsbinrs for whatever Of d,ftmay ho due from
H. iuere15e At library, aud u philosophical arpa.a-
tus, and plaen The compensation Of The professor
upon a sras worthy thculalznt and worthy thc IN
strltfors Of the youth Of thIs Commonwealth Ihs
step Is due n the poorest citizens ofihe country o.
q means Of cheapgnng cd1-rtIoa-t IS dne l. Tho
eminent abilities Of the professors @ho now PFC
SIDE in the University, the loss Of whom you'll br
deplofed & dltlleultiobc replaced Sorenn ds.ais'
hs suhJ without mvoklug your kmdast alton
tom ri d. galf of Tia Coil g.s oul intermediate
Schools oftbc Slut somen(thomvHnc fahle for their
antiquity, aud endourti 20 ou fellow cltiloas b.
the flood ofntecttaal Ilsat. winch IN past iini.e
they havc afforded aud winch thcy sull conlnu 10
a1ord
Il vii h. olaerecd fom examination, that
the pr'sent Constitution contains nproN5lon 1nrc-
luton Ia the acceptance Of Ollie or appointment.
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revolution.
POLAND.

SRA BgGG (WGst f.u-s.o) oct 5.--lhe P.asb
army has tao dd. crossed tne PIassian MR. AMI
laid down rs atins al Jas ,Z-mh,tu. hh'otvou,
si>io had lad doan tier afn,,. au t.un Ma.
brl"een the Tar the Poles nd Ia sians 4
Prns ian oicer was Immediately scnt 10 lae lm:,sfd
General, % asqu int ulnI WITH TIRE slae atai.. ou
ailrh lcnerhl Doctoron h" comuIandrd or
van q ths HpssanS; llnnireidoy pai an end 10 hs
sou,bai and the passage over the ti1n.i'r pIc-.r
ded without mtlIep6on. The tn,loaMg Is
tate oi the Polish army General "a CaW Il
sk Chicf OF the STAR, Genolal I,an ce5AfiU.
an, General. Do0irzhii GenclaI 81 D'e9
Dea,hinski and Wuy ezvnsh, ana seven br..s.r
6eaerals thrpc divisions of idiaafrN, ,us.sHs
-, Twelve rpgimtnts six batteries tao d'N r,loa,ot
aYalry, fifteen gmen,s, ,wo honti,s t,,gnf
al ARTILLERY of four batteries pa,> Of alhs,
ana one battalion OF sgppsrs.
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.eai, ~ the ilar.r al igiis. HIS A.4.s.l,
Paine nj a. ioft aud passed throagf.. :,
ra'k "nd enthy he Hose Gaaras an al
fo7d hfs hiaJes'y was magh cilrefsd
lis hr lest. arrived NJ tn tlnu,4 4ust,
- sasi O .eoek, .hich ~ onuvprg#
it'ng 81 gum. , ...
IIi' y. i.,iy having entered The Hsuse
io"h h's 'eat M tic lbtora eaer With
81 as.rui va gwen TO the BantloY3ry Gu.
ihr V, stry and oihsf Bills. g..
Its hSi'sty hen. in n,osr lifu md an
soir" rad tie following most e,scIaus ST. r"
My Lot1snod 6.ai, mrn--
" | an, At lsnglli enablrd to pnt al cp1 t.
sim 0f unet eIrflrd doral'ou srd llbo#. j.,
matters Of 'e Gc,pest interest ba,e iesp
rnder sour consideration '''
" have lei smctIe satisia clion in oa5r,s.
my ROYAL asstr' Bil's t"r lhe unirna ann
unne Laws ma lut the reduction u f.,y,.' ~.
pressed heavily OF the industry oil IN, .,.,.
have observed aGn no less pieasute 81,
mrnrrinrnI Of important mfroveEfnt, IN H.. 5o'
q Bankruptcy iiom which the must b,atfr.,,
iccls n,sy be rxprclrd.
" roHauHe lo rscriyr the most ffat,l.
81 Int iltehdly imposition Il Iafetan
" The Conference assembled In iep5..
length trIminated is dIlfituli and LBf,,..
ousgluus by an arrangement sgrpcd st,ea d.
flenpecGtarirs OF IN" Five rancIs t.- ,,a
la'Ia" t The Statcs oi belgium aud lsls.t
ieims by " hich the interest ol Gorh, tusflb,r
the future security Of her countries b.,,.
carefully proviJod Tor y iteaty ronn,ird "a,
arrangement has been rresentoa 10 the D,,,,,
Brlglan Pltnppa enilaites, hnd uu.lfIat f..
ceptance by thel respective Courts, ~illrb
.ous rEf'ci, will a>eit the eulscls hy Win
peace o. Eu,ope WAS tAtentenrd aml.i the n,.
ION renamed unsettled.
" Gentlemen u Hic tinu9 n, Cpir7o,e.
ihn'h 70" tor ,he PROVISIONS made ar a..
lutnre dIg"ty and comfort OF my R3yal Ca,s
n l1r event u hci surviving me, aud Tor The =,
plies Which you Gatc granted tor The pi,,rn, ,.
Yuu may be assured Of nay an1ols csreta ,a,.
theni aamlr islcred with ihs stuLtfsl alienation
well Conb6Ged economy.
" lhe Stcte Of En'ole has produced ibe nero,
sly IT an Increased eArtHdiiury IN The y. ,,,,se
'ab lshn'chts oi he public srrVirr, Whnh +. 49,.
he my edtoc5l dtsrr to reduce ph.nr,r, u 49,,
~ done it'll sa;Gly TO the interests liIe c..n'
ny
In the meantime have he sats rfme of r,
1eetns tia, tlesr DEMANDS have ltra. r,.,n,t
or "lih"u, eny material addition 10 re p.pI..
hufdtts.
Ny Lords and G,nGcmcu;
H. the interval oi rtpa4r which r.ay nov
'iiordeo you, am sure / is unnece,sa 0, p.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-12-12

A Lceisutare proroaund dgtie KFaeaaa.--We
learn from TIE newark Eagle of dis morning, that
The Legislature Of NewJersey were 10 adjourn to
day ma the first Tuesday IN February, owing TO
the prevalence Of influenza among the members,
which is 50 general, thaton SOME days moi half OF
bcmcoad attend in thtirplacoS
l. ! AMERICAN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-12-12

Comaodgrc BaiaJridec-Thec editor ofthc Ma
tional Gazette presmos, that among the inquiries
which Will be made in Congrc S. at this aession.t thu
friends of this veteran and distinguished oifcerwili
ak lor information as to the causes Of ms removal
from active service.