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Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-11-26

the establishment of a certain election precinct Bt Mir ABERNATHY, that of Enoeh H. M'Nutt of Frank lin. praying authority to change the State Road run ming from Bainbrdge to Tuscaloosa: By Mir BRoD MAX, that of the executors of Allen Riley late of Au tauga county, praying law to sell certain lands By Mir CARROLL, the memopial of John Baird o Madison county: By Mir AUGUsTUs, the petition o the executors of M. Baldwin, decd. praying law to emancipate certain slave: By Mir ERWIN, that o Cornelius Rain, praying law to establish certain turnpike road.
 Accounts presented-By Mir TARTAR, that of Da. vid Frazier ialcr of St Clair: By Mir MoFFETT that of Matthew F. Raney, sheriff of Greene: By Mir LEA that of Geo. M. Palmer, jaer of Perry: By Mir LEA that of J. B. Nave, sheriff of said county By Mir RATHER, that of Cooly Whitney, of Morgan: By Mir LANE, those of Aaron Reddrs, laier of Lime stone: By Mir WARD, that of Wm. Irwin of Henry.
 MrDLLETT introduced joint memorial and reso- lutions of the General Assembly of Alabama to the Congress fhe United States on the subject of the tariff laws; which read, and on motion of Mir OLIVER of Conecuh, was made the special order of the day for Tuesday week next.
 A message was received from tho Senate by Mir Morton, asking the concenence of the House in d resolution to go into the election at 12 o'clock to- morrow. of two members of the Board of Internal Improvement, to fill the vacancies oceasioned by the resignation of the Hon. Charles Tate and Dr Pnytun King; which, on motion of Mir PAUL, wss laid on the table.
 Ordered, that Messrs hlusgrove, Gilbreath and Tarrant be added to the committee on Indians and Indian Affairs
 On motion of Mir M'KINLEY: Resolred, that so much of the Governors message as relates to the Bank of the United States be referred to select committee, with power to report memorial to the Congress of tho United States on that subject whereupon. Messrs M'Kney, Dillett, Oliver of Co., necuh, Peete and Erwin were appointed said committee.
 MT BAKER offered the following resolution: Re- sotred, that committee be appointed to be entitled a"Committee on the State of the Union and'he Re- public;'' which was lost.
 Mir SPEAKER laid before the House. the record and proceedings 1.-the Circuit Court of Limestone coun- ty, in the case of John R. Murphy against his wife Lucy for divorce Also the proceedings of Walker Circuit Court in the of Jackson Pate against his wife Mahaa, for divorce; which were read and referred to the proper committee.
 MT BAKER introduced a bill to be entitled an act to extend the jurisdiction ofthe State of Alabama over the territory according to the geographical bounda- res within the limits ofsaid State and for other pur- posss Also, act in relation to slaves and for other purposes; both of which were read and ordered to second reading tomorrow.
 Mir LANE introduced resolution, recommending ANDREW JAcKsoN's reelection to the Presidency of the United States; which was read.
 Mir PAUL moved that the resolution lie on the ta- ble, and that one hundred copies be printed for the use ofthe House. which was carried,
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-11-26

Yesterday 12 o'clock, AM in of joint uion the members of the Senate and House assembled in the Representative Ha and eded enumerate and the number of for Governor at the late election, which resulted as follows, to wit:
 For Honorable John Gayle l44o3
 For Honorable N. Davis 8l37
 For Honorable Samuel B. Moore 3o43 The having been asceraned the Speaker announced that the Honorable John Gayle had been elected Governor of the State Alabama from the time of his nsallaton and until shall be duly qualified" Whereupon the Senate withdrew to their chamber
 Messrs Abemathy M'Vay and Hays, on the part of the House, Bridges, Hogan and Erwin of G. the part the Senae appointed committee to wait the Governor elect, and inform him of his election, and port when it would be his pleasure to be inauguated.
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-11-26

DlD-At St Rosa, Pensacola, the 10th instant MT WILLIAM MORTON, aged ss years, formerly of Or hge county Virginia In the death of Mir cety and territory have sustained irreparabe loss Po-
 hed education and possessed of vigorous and amabe nind, he seemed above the ordinary weaknesses of ure, and kept himself from the habits that might lead them His study was how he might render himself Jul by ms exertons and example. Few, if any have among who have respect and eem. The yirtuous his friends, while ali who knew hm amened his nntimcly death and will cherish his mory -Pensdcoid Gazetfe.
 DiED.in St Clair county Ala On Thursday, 10th Nov. Qns ANDERSON C. MAFEE of the bilious fever, atcr an illness of thirteen days his return from Edgefed District, South Carolina.
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-11-26

Our pous neghbor of the Inquirer rolls his sleeve and pledges what little honor is left him usfice beace, that he fully prepared do the public work with much dspatch and fidelity as any one.
 As his calling and election wish not to im- peach this satement but think it best to stick pin here,
 and compare with what shall be done the days and nights become of the length; not that
 ourselves but because contains statement which expaned except the few who keep the Inqu under ock and key It not to avoid esponsi by that Col Kings is not taken up but to allow that print opportunity do simple act oustce 10 one of the parties And the shame that the defence the 18th inst has made its appearance be- fore this time in the Inquirer
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-11-26

Henry Clay has elected the the United States by the Legislature of Kentucky Richard NJ. Johnson, by 73 to 6l votes.
 Gov Ashley has been elected Mir Wells, in the of Missouri House of Representatives of the United Congress succeed Mir Petts by considerable iority
 Resolutions have been passed by the Georgia Legislature approbaory of President Jackson conduct Chief Mags- trate, and mmending him for reelection.
 The steamboat Cumberland, Capt. billiard, struck rock far below Louis the 5h inst. and lost Seven persons perished
 Mir Genet, of the ancient French minister of that time candidate for a in the New York Legislature. er hung the llth inst conformity with the of the called to try him.
 piece of Gold found the of Songuce creek in Georga weighing 7is pennyweighs and worth S654 The proceeds eleven hands employed for days Sam Hughes mne (sane Deighborhood) amounted to 8looo.
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-11-26

In enumerang tine for Governor, appeared no re- the election have been received from the following six countless wit: Montgomery, Monroe, Dallas, Wilcox Dale and Covngton In reference to which, Mir Hays o Monroe, submitted joint resolution, nsructing the So ctor othe First Circuit take the proper steps Sheriff of Monroe county for having to perform his official duty in not making return of the elec tionfD
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-11-26

stries, and his whole life has been devoted to egal research. This publication is asked under not the slightest temper of complaint for my late removal rom oihce for hope shall have it in my power, at more convenient season, to lay before my fellow citizens, such a statement Of the whole matter as VIII shew there is no necessity on my part for e- ther lll-will or reproach.
 Respectfully yours,
 ANnnN
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-11-26
RIv F R A N D M A R I M E INSURANCE.

WVHE subscriber, Agent for the OHIO IN-
 sURANcE COMPANY OF CINCINNATI, is authorized to make Insurance against loss or damage on Goods and Merchandise, in the course of transportation, whether on Land, Rivers, or at Sea. GEO. SHARK. nov 19 S4
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-11-26
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING. WUST received direct from New-York, at 0D COOK & ELLIS'
 1c1af1fnta11Ir M1ntf1fttn Sfnrr

.W0SUtu1toul SDtutUtNA StuLtt alarge and splendid assortment of GENTLE MEMS APPAREL of every description-- such as,
 Super Blue, Black, Olive, Green and Mkt
 DRESS COATS.
 Super Blue, Black. Olive and Mkt FRoCK
 COATS.
 Drab, Mkt and Olive OvER-COATS.
 Blue Black Drab and Mkt PANTALOONS. Blue and Black Cloth VESTS.
 Plain and figured Velvet do.
 Marseilles, Toilenet and Valencia do.
 Linen and Cotton Shirts.
 Superior Handkerchiefs and Gloves
 Suspenders and Linen Collars
 Ladies' and Gentlemens Cloaks Black and Drab HATS, first quality.
 BOOTS and SHOES; together with a great variety of Gentemen's fancy articles.
 The above GOODS were made up during the past Summer, by their Partner in New York, who has spared no pains or expense, inhaving them made of the best materials, and in the most fashionable style. Their friends and customers are invited to call and examine their assortment, as they are deter mined to sell as low as any other House in the State, if not lower
 ALSO-Just received, handsome supply MKT and BROWN CLOTHS, which will enable them to make up to order, at the shor- test notice, as they have now in their employ number of the best workmen.
 Gentlemen preferring their clothes made to order can have them done on the shortest mo- tice either in this place or New York, by lea- wing their measures,
 They have also on hand handsome assort- ment of JEWELRY, and are in daily expec- tation of receiving large and general stock of StaDle and Fancy (sOods novo6 35
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-11-26

Upon taking his seat as Speaker of the House of Representatives the Hon. JAMES PENN made the following address,
 GENTLEMEN: Permit me to tender you my &C., know Judgements for the renewed and Aatterng ex- pression your confidence evinced by again calling me to preside over the deliberations of this body review of the past, admonishes me, that few have been so fortunate to retire from this station with ont some diminution of the popular favor which se- cured their elevation. The aspect of the times and intolerance of party feeling, regardless of principle, leave ue but little room to hope for exemption from a lot, which seems common to all. If however, a rigid and impartial administration ofhe duties ofhe office unnHuenced by the claims offriends the hos tility of others can ensure continuance of your good opnion shall look forward to the termination of my labors without much apprehension ;-at least, shall secure to myself the appreciation of my own conscience, by the recttude of my purpose and the correctness of my intention. That our proceed. ings may be marked by courtesy and mutual for bearance, and that they may eventuate in the promo ton of the general good of our common country
 must be the earnest wish of all that they may be so conducted and so ended, shall be my constant aim and highest object.
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-11-26

Portrait and Miniature Painting-By reference advertising columns it will be that Mir. Hhe has ken in t0wn where he will remain time provi- ded he meets with sufficient encouragement We have amined several specimens of his miniature potng and confidently him friends artist of ordinary preensons. Those wishing petct counterfeit of the " face dvine," would do well to call and judge for thana lives
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-11-26

Judges efthe County coIrfs-The following gentlemen Courts-John Brown, for Jefferson county; John W. Will son. Wilcox Shelby Cozine, for Marengo; John H. Gil more for Henry; William Harper for Dale; and Richard Clinton, for Dallas.
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-11-26

Imported and Domestic y-Goods. "HE subscribers offer for sale, at the store A formerly occupied by J. Emanuel, ge- neral assortment of Imtorted and Domestic Dry- Goods, which their friends and custom CTS are invited to examine.
 EMANUEL & GAINES. Mobile, .Nov. 10 35.3t
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-11-26
NOTICE.

EONATHAN EMANUEL having enter eH ed into co-partnership with MT GEORGE s. GAINES, of Demopols, they will transact business at Mobile, underline firm of EMANUEL & GAINES. J. EMANUEL,
 GEO. s. GAINES.
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-11-26

KNHE Members of the "TuscALoosH
 M JOCKEY CLUB" are requested to cali at MT Ewing's and pay their subscription, as tne Eth ofnext month is the day of the Races Many hne horses are on the ground prepar- ing for the ensuing contest, and many more known to be on the road, so that there will be amusement for the lovers of fine sport.
 Nov. 24th, 1881. PROPRIETOR.
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-11-26
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Nop. 9

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Nop. 24.
 Mir DnLETr asked and obtained leave to intro duce a memorial addressed to the Congress of the United States. accompanied with resolutions, which he read, in opposition to the American System.- The memorial is of considerable length and drawn up with extraordinary ability. The composition re- fleets the highest credit upon the distinguished abii- ties of it's author. The memorial recites in the lan- guage that "burns," the reiterated story of our op- pressions, and proposes repeal of the Tariff Laws of 1916, 1920. 1894, and 1928. During the reading of the memorial, the most profound and anxious at tention pervaded the House thus clearly evincing that evils of such magnitude would not bo borne by free people.
 Mir DlLLErr concluded, hy stating that he had thus attempted to discharge his duty to his country and to himself, by bringing the subject before the
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-11-26
THE INTELLIGEN NCER,
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1891.

To CorresbOndents-We have file the poetca produc- tions of Grty Hairs "B." and ''M E. L which shall be afttn fplf fn
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-11-26
For Sale, Lease or Rent,

ffSf5Hg779A The House and Lot at present occu- laafaa pied by Wm. H. Bliss, possession giv- en on the first of January next. The House is new and well calculated for a private fami- ly, with every convenience. There are two acres of ground attached, comprising whole block. The garden is in high state of im- provement, with great number of fruit and ornamental trees, comprising as great varie- ty as can be found in the State. For terms apply to HENRY A. SNOW, or
 WM. H. BLISS on the pre- mises. nov26 s STATE OF ALABAMA,P ,PIcKENs CoUN- S TY.-Orhhan's Court, Regular Term, Wouember 1831.-Levi w.. Parker and Charles Stewart, administrators of the estate of Handal Sherrod, deceased, having applied to the Orphans Court for the county afore- said, for a final settlement with the distrbu- tors of said estate:-It is therefore ordered by the Court, that on the first Monday in Nov. next, they do, and are hereby required to make settlement:-And it is further ordered by the Court, that notice of this order be published for three successive weeks in the Alabama State Intelligencer, newspaper published in the town ot Tuscaloosa.
 A copy from the minutes. Attest,
 FRANCIS w. BOSTICK, Clk.
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-11-26

List of Students in the Unirersity of .4labama. No
 rembcr 16, 1881.
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-11-26

@ EA REWARD.-Ranaway from the sDetVH subscriber, living near Marion, Perry county, Alabama, on the 24th October last, my boy HARRY, bright mnlatto, a. bout twenty three years of age, about five feet ten inches high, stout made, and when walk ing appears to be somewhat lame in the right foot, had on when he left, blue jeans mixed coat, and bagging pantaloons. It is thought that Harry will endeavor to get to the neigh borhood of Florence, Alabama. will give Reward Tzventv-Five Dollars for his sappre- hension and confinement in any Jail in this State, or Fif1y Dollars if taken out of the State, so that 1 get him again.
 WILLIAM ERWIN Nov. 10, 1881 3w34
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-11-26

Hon. A. s. CLAYTON.
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Dyeing and Securing.
p l. SALVETAT

I'd EsPEcrFet.LY inform. his friends and former
customers, and the public generally, that he cLn-
tinees his
Dyeiag and Securing Establishment,
at the old stand on Royal street. where he is at all times
prepared to execute orders in bis line with punctu
ality and despatch
". Is MEnISo SHAwLs and LACE VEILs neatly
cleansed and eolored at the shortest notice,
mar 10
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Washington Bridge Company

NOTICE IS hereby given, to the proprietors of
~ Shares in the Washington Bridge Company,
that meeting of the said company will be held. at
the City Hall in Washington, Friday, the eigth of
Apri next AZ IL O'Clock, A. NJ. to take measures for
repairing the said Bridge; and any other business
pertaining to said Company.
b, order ofthe Board Of Directors, and the proprie
tors of one third Of the shares subscribed for
FREDERICK MAY,
Pre- sldcnt CT the Washington Bridge Co.
mar 80 dtS ,ht
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Gr0CerleS.
SAMUEL Il. LARMOUR & Co.
RAVE received part OF their Spring Assortment.
and offer for sale at moderate prizes, for Cash,
on the usual credit,
100 bags Rio. green Porto Rico. Cuba and supc-
ror old Java Coffee
100 hhds. tierces and barrels New Orleans and
West India Moissses
so hhds New Orleans sugars
20 hsgs heavy Pepper
10 bags Jamaica Pimenio
1000 CATIONS old Whiskey
40 chests, half chests and boxes Gunpowder, In
perial and Young Hysoa Teas
100 boxes bunch and Mus;a'ci Raisns
Aud their usual general assortment of Wines, IL
Guors, Spices, Indigo and other ilye s:"is. Ground
Alum AID Sack Salt, Cotton Yarn, Shot, Gunpowder,
&C. &C sc mar -
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For Saie OK SArter.

yENUE LOT nearly opposite the late dwelling house
4 of AIR DANES Keith, sen. deceased, eighty eight
feet on Water street. extending cast to Union street.
ESQ, the OF and WH9.F commencing at the corner
of likes and Union streets fronting on the latter Sc
venyeigh, feet, and extending east into the river sub
iect each I, ground OF thirty-two dollars AMI
ninety.,wo cents. This property will he exchanged
for comfortable dwelling house, eligoly situated
Apply to u H. eAooi'
mar %
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Section 4 Of a Law passed .Mareh, 1881.

"Be it further enacted, That the assessors be, and
they hereby, authorized to require from every
er or possessor ofhOusehod furniture, kept for use an
account Of its aggregate value, at fair market price,
at the time Of rendering such account; and true list
of all ground rents which may be payable to such per-
quired and after being informed of the provisions Of
this section refusing to render such account such
list of ground rents give such information to the
assessors AS may enable them to make such valuation
on such list of ground rents, lie, she, or they, so Of
Tending, shall forfeit and pay the sum Of twenty dol.
lsrs and in cases where the have to
suspect they have not received fair estimate Of furn
ure or list OF ground rents such correct information
as may enable them to make fair valuation of fIrni
ure or list of ground rents they shall the value
of such furniture list of groun, rents, according to
the best of their knowledge and judgment; and should
the person SO assessed deem him herself sggrieved,
he or she shall have right OF appeal to the Common
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New s. Valuable Backs,

New s. Valuable BACKS,
sUsT received on sac by wM. NJ MORRISON
% Among which are
Life of Bishop TIeber, BY his widow, in z vols
Bishop Eavcnscrof,'s works, 2 vols
I.ow,k's Lectures on Hebrew Poetry, "a new ed''
ton. WITTY notes po
Parsh's Bible Gazetteer
Rutterworth's C,rcordsnce, Minister'S Companion
Dr Payson's Sermons. DIR Payson's Memoirs
The Life and Times of the Rev Richard Baxter.
Bsxter's Call, The Young Preachers Manual
WiIbcrfarcc's View of Christianity
Douglass on Society
Henry's Co,nmunicant Companion
observations upon the PeioPonessus and @recR 49,
ands in IS g, BY Anderson ;,
ist volume Library Of Education, Modern iraVe"ei
Two elegant copies Of Josephus works
A,o y handsome assortment of Common Prayer
Books, &c All OF the above books will be sold low
mar IS
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Mackerel, Salmon, &c.
nM BBIS. No 5 mackerel
~ S do SALMON
or casks port wine
IS cases do do
II do chateau margaux
pipes aud bLts cider
bbIs vinegar
Just received per schr Caledonia from Boston. ana
f,r Gale bv S, II. & S. II. JANNEf.
mar )
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LIST OF LETTERS


Remaining in the Post Office, alexandria, d. c. on til
LIST of april, 1881.
T Persons calling for letters in the following list
will please say ADVERTISED, or they may no
get them.
DIR Rich'd d Alexander Thompson Allison
Susan Abercrumbia Elizabeth NJ Adams
Margaret Allen Lee N Alexander
Is
Rev Jas BerkIey--2 Jos Britain
Charity Brsdnum VIM Jas Bail
Capt Joseph Burgess Ms Sarah Bery--3
David Brooks Susannah Ball
Maria Bennett John Boyle
Arsmenta Bell Jno Beveridgc
Martha breast Sylvester Ball
Bontz e Harrison Sarah Ann Baggott
Geo Br0oks--2 Thos Bursge
Miss BakeIy VIM Ball
Bernard BRYAN Capt John II Bell U NJ
G
Jane Cranden Azariab Cooley
Henry l. Coombs Louisa Collins
Mrs 4 Cabs John Carson
Jas Corn Jas Carrigan
Michael Grim Richard Cross
Sophia Cohen Hety Campbell
Jas d Campbell
Geo II Duffey--2 Jane Delphy
Turner Dixon-2 Capt Jno Drummond
Jno Dement, Sarah Dudley
Vim Egan
+
Robt Franklin Hugh Fox
Molly Fisher
Jno Griffis Jno Gross
Jmo K Gerhard Isaac George
Jno Grid Edward GUodding
Jno Gray
Jeremiah Herbert NJ A flanagan
Nathaniel iiannon Lieut. Thos llamers!y--2
Jno Hgdon Isaac G Hutton
ID Harrison Thornton Hunter-S
lhos II Rowland Lucy iIiarris
VIM A Harrison Anderson Hebet--2
Miss iJ E ucrbcrs Jno Harrison
Ann G Uowison Henry Hartman
VIM Hayden Moses Hepburn
Saml Harper JAS Hall
jeremiah Hubbard--2 Martha Hickey
sam'l Hilton Benz tisllet
Francis IIamersley
Oliver Jones AIRY finn J, nkns
Jso Johnson Aaron Jones
Mary Ann Johnson Francis Jacobs
Lucretia Jolly
Zedekiah Kidwell Mrs Keef
Robt Kirby Capt Geo Kephart
Wash Kidwell
Alfred Lee Mary Lowe
Lewis Lee Jas " Lakeman
Thos Lsrimore Louisa Lee
Thos Lewis WIN Lock
Robt II Ianham
NJ
" Edw May Bid " HcGioylan
Thos Merchant Geo flyers
Elijah Merchant .IuhanEa Mortimer
JAS Nc!Ianic2 Geo hi'purn
Can't Hores Allan bcRea-2
Sinah Hclnlire Capt Saml ioore
Randall Nerricks Geo Mcl-eIsh
Robt Nunroe2 VIM McCormick
Jscop Hrran--2 SuSannah " ian
Francis Murphy
rhos Neal--2 Permelia Mutt
Martha Nichols
Charles I. Price Alfred Powell
w Preuss--2 Mrs Padget
r
Mrs Rebecca Roper Abraham Rapley
Richard Rock Sarah Ann Reeves
Elizabeth RoxSury Caroline Robinson
Ca,t Zebina " SmSll John Shakes
Jas or Fielder Smith BENZ Spcncer
WIN II Smith Sarah outer
Lett, SOrnbe Francis olmpSon
Mary Ann stevenson Geo Swain
,ndrew Scholfeld Robert STieves
Edward Smith Elizabeth " Stephens
Marpars, S;mms Ann HSewart
licI,'L B Srorke Wesley Summers
Franc y Summers Geo Seaton
VIM ) Summers
L
Jas TutimOn Frances lhomas
Ihos True PLAINLY Taylor
Capt Robert Taylor
We
william Wood Ann Washington
VIM white Geo w Washington
1rs Caroline Wilson Bushrod Washington jr-S
peggy Wier ZachAriah Wright
Elizabeth York
DAN'L. BRYAN, +. NJ.
April 1, l85I--3t
Mackerel, Salmon, &c.
an BBI.S. No. mackerel
~ do salmon
or casks port wine
IS cases do do
II do chateau margaux
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600 Reward.

yEyuE subscribers house broken open last night,
Il and about one hundred and snety dollars stolen,
hundred dollars silver, and about ninety in notes,
all of the District but of the United States Bank,
thought to be ten dollars.
The above reward will be given for the recovery OF
the money! or information that may lead TO
mar Is WILLIAM CAMPBELL,