Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-08-27

London paper says,that Party always hunts in packs
 The only difference in the Wings now, and fifty years ago. is-they then were For-hounds, and they Grey hounds-N. !. Gazette.
 United Taiioresse Socy-A society of females under this has recently been formed city for the pur has been published by the Society," stating hardshps they experience from their employers and the and made quate price they receive for their labor. of them are able to then three dollars week. many not dollars by the inceant application Their is very hard, and their employers should quatey increase their pay The aboer certainly worthy of his hre and there class in community worthy of encouragement than those of whom speak. They give melancholy and true picture of the sresses eport which are sorry we have present to establishment which heartily wish may be N Y. Gaz. O Gen. adp.
 Harpers Classical Family Li5rary-we are happy nOunce publication under this tte from the prolific press of Messrs Harpers reprint from the London work, edited by Mir Valpy, whose editions of the Classics printed contain the Anabass and cycop@dia Xenophon the former Spelmans tranation the by the Hon. English transations of the valuable Greek and Latin authors. Of such publication the utility so of reading, which will give vigor sye purity to aste now open to many from whom its treasures have h therto been concealed.-N. r. Cour Q EnQ.
 The premium of five hundred dollars offered by Mir Pebly for the best original tragedy has been awarded line L. Hentz formerly of Chapel H N. c. and resi- dent at covington, Kentucky The committee was who unanimous in their decision
 From the Nero-York Journal of Commerce. as e o.seovsry o a .a e na Glns whether any accurate rule of the valuation monds glance memoir of this unique gem, which has been lately published in England by Murray The amusing particulars respecting the adventures of the principal diamonds known in the d. The largest diamond belongs the House of Braganza weighs cara and fit be really gem, winch doubt one of the jewels of France purchased India by Thomas Pitt of e Chatham family on that procured it unfairly MT Pitt detailed the mode which he came by it. He states that Jamehund, emi- l nf. large rough 8o,oooi After repeated haggng at subsequent v he says he bought it for ,ooo or which he paid him honoinbly by his books appeared " This of the water, and weighs l36 ears sold 7l7 the sceptre of the of Russia have ston by Irish sodier from Indian idol (JuggernauO in Bengal whose had long been. The soldier parted with for re and after passing through hands, finally sold to the Empress caIhaf3ne of Russia for oo,O0O, annuity of4ooi, and patent of nobility
 Blood stated in the Roanoake Advocate (Ha-
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 Gen Berrand whose honorably aIied with the misorunes of Napoeon has presented himself of Chaeauroux candidate for the of the Inde.--ChariestOn Courier.
 It has stated in the public pn copper nose snake was lately killed in NewYork Stae having head at sure We beg leave to recommend the following, equally entitled 10 credit
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