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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-03-09
DHMFRIESp
DUMFRIES'
~ We Water!

This well established Wash for the Eve, IL
perfectly innocent, and gives immediate relief,
even in very aggravated cases of soreness and in.
Illumination. Price IS cents.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-03-09
FOR SALE.

A FARM, situated in Westboro', in the
IN County of Worcester, near the ccntre of
said town, containing l60 acres of the best of
Land--being well proportioned into Moving,
Tillage, Pasturing, and Wood Land, well in
closed and separated into convenient lots with
stone wal, plenty of Orcharding, with beau
tiful Fruit Yard, containing ali kinds of fruit
IN bearing state, and good Garden; with
Two Houses and two Barns on the same. One
Barn is ITO feet long, by 40 wide, and 90 feet
possible other 40 by 30; together with other
Out Buildings Water is conveyed 10 the Build
lngs in leaden pipes Said Farm is well wa
tered, and extensively known by the name of
the Baker Farm, and is admirably adapted for
dairying or the breeding of cattle. A small,
very small, proportion of the purchase money
will be wanted; the residue may lay as long as
the purchaser pays the interest annually. Pos
session may be had on the first of April next
For particulars inquire of the subscriber ON the
premises. SAMUEL HENRY.
West horo' Feb %
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-03-09
SORE
AND TNFLAMED EYES

VI NHE studious, the weakly, and others,
Il who are troubled with soreness or inflan.
nation Of that delicate organ, will be able to OBJ.
tam most pleasant and invaluable application, in
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-03-09
For Sale or Erchdnpe,

FHNHE subscriber has a valuable TIMBER
a LOT, containing Is acres, situated in the
westerly part of Petersham, which he will sell
or or exchange on reasonable terms for good
fapn; SUMNER SWAN.
Phillipston, Feb % 6w
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-03-09

Worcester, SIS. Probate Office, Feb &c, 1881.
10 the Creditors and Heirs Of ENoCH KNAPP, late
Of Spencer, in said County, deceased. and 10 all
others concerned inthe Estate Of said deceased,
GREETING.
WOU are hereby cited to appear (if YOU
Il see fiji at the Court of Probate to be hold
enat Worcester, in said County, on the first Tues.
day in April next, at ten of the clock. before
noon, to show cause why License should not be
granted to the Administrator on said deceased's
Estate to sell the whole Of the remaining Real
Estate for the payment OF debts and charges, and
Tor the benefit OF the Heirs; and you will be
heard thereon.
g. NATH'L. PAFNE. J. Prob.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-03-09
FARM TO LET.
HOUSE TO LET.

Ii FHNHE subscriber offers TO Let
EM Il for one year. from the first
I..isGkp of April next, his House and Gar
lss1ISsS den, sit- ed on Main-street, in
Worcester, near the Court House,
now occupied by Messrs. Dorr 81 Rowland
Also, to Let, for one or more years, lot of
Land, situated on Breaking Hill, so called,
containing about % acres, and consisting of
Tillage and Pasturage. For terms, as to the
House and Land, inquire of Mr. HENRY
III Worcester, or of the subscriber
in Boston. EDWARD D. BANGS.
Feb l6 CIV
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-03-09
TO BE LET

eazn A BLACKSMTTHS SHOP,
F5IGg IN in Princeton, with Tools
m u to carry on the business Also,
~ convenient Dwelling House
and Barn near the same. An
GzuuJW industrious man and attentive
to his business, can have the
T. above on very liberal terms
~ 10 lhe pest stand for business in the town.
ana near the Mount Adams Hotel. Possession
quire of JOHN LANE pp %vi'c STnx IN
PRINCETON, March 2.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-03-09
DUMFRIES'
Itch Ointment!

= VIE eXtehslve sale and established rep4
IL utation of Dnn.fi1es' Itch Ointment, en-
courases the Proprietor to recommend il with
renewed confidence to the public, as most in.
nocent as well as po7oerfl application for This an.
noyIng disease. The most inveterate cases have
been Cured IN ONE HOUR by this esteemed
Ointment. 1t contains no Mercury, or Other
noxious ingredient. Price 81 I-2 cents.
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-05-25
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2 D aw ue ef Deed ln Trust, to us exc < y cutsd by James B. WitAerspooil, to sc- eaee the payment of certain sums Of money 5a- from said N'itherspoen b Joshua E. Lea eers, wh'ch Deed is duly recorded in the Clerks OG.ceef the County Court of Tusca- laasa ccsaty, we will sell to the highest bid der for c3s5, at Barber's Corner, in the town af Tuscaloosa, on Monday the fourth day of julf next, thefsH0wing property, viz: SIX THEN LIKELY NEGROES, among whil. arc gacd shaemakerEeod Cocks and Was er~omcn, q HOUSE &nd LOT in the town (. Euscalocsa, beng part af the Lot known as number 116 ia tIle plan of sJid town, and s..aat-d near the Eagle IIatel. The title to eae property $ believed ts De good, but act ias as lruatees, We shall convey only such ti- d. as is vested iau5 by said Deed in Trust
 GEO, STARR,
 INO. 0. CUMMlNS.
 may25, tds z. HENRY \. SNOW.
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-05-25

Young Burden who was convicted here at the last term of the Circuit Court for forgery, and sem fenced to be e2ecuted on te 27fh inst has been par loned by Governor Moore. His father who left here few days sinee carried with him an order of re- lease to the officers in Greene county, who have had him in custody This young mans case has been very generally regretted and was fit one for exc cutlve clemeney. The petition for his pardon was signed by more than two hundred respectable per sons residing in Greene and Tuscaloosa counties.
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-05-25

Il is in contemplation to call together tho Trustees of the University in few weeks, in order that they may determine upon the propriety Of erecting another edifse for the accommodation of the. stu dents, which the increasing number will in few months more, render indispensable The present buildings arc only calculated to lodge 96 sluden;s and as 60 of that number has already ariyed, and others expected daily, the Institution will le filed up before the building could be in readiness, even if the workmen were to set about it's erection nmcdi- ately
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-05-25

Ind PToe'ded also, that the security thus tendeed shall De approved of by the agent of the University
 And 6e H tttftaer ordained, That upon the failure to make payment of any ms,alment that may fail due, sad land shall be forfeited and t shall be the duty ot the agent of this University within fifteen days thereaer to proceed to sell under Ihe deed Of trust alter givns h9Hee of at least twenty days at public ouefy al the e9aft house of the respective couutes all sucA property as may bo conveyed by the parties agmhng themselves 0t ,Ais ordinance And il shall be miher the daty af he agent. lo immediately en- ter npnn the lands ltIs forfeited, and rent them out for the of the University and o provide h col leet tY suit or otherwise any d-oss which still It. mans due ca snel lands
 ind te iardar ordained Ina the within nam eees of tsls efdaanca, shall apply b the agent ou o bei9re the iiist dayot Juuels3i. and shall comply @lh al. .'e reaastaas of the foregoing sCcJlon aHd Faf dI the eosfs dae upon any suit or Igdemsat asalnsi them. tasetler with the expaases attending the e*tcuilon of contracts made bY lhe:i n ohta.0 Ing the benefit oi tins reheti and all execution, and judgments now n form against any of tue -aioresaid debtors shall contnae in iu force, unti the poies intended to be benefited hereby, have avaiied theu selves oi the provisions hereof
 hoad three times aud passed I7th April. ie}1
 SAMUEL B MOORE PreSj3cnf. &e.
 II. D. WILLIAMS, Sec'yy q aa Rood cf 1'rRsees
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 3ae late CsRsas.--We are indebted to the Harris bug inteiilgeacer for lhc following tabe of the cen s4a o IoJ compiled itpm tue official returns Of the VI esha!s (e1eept tho Sme of Mississippi the pop8- iasioD oi hch is asoe7laiued from fife nevvspapers
 EASTERN STATES
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-05-25
The AmerIoan J0arnaI of seienree and Arts LEol.

The American Journal Of Science and Arts (Vol XIX. No. l. is just published. IL contains the fol- lowing articles, several ol which are illustrated wtf lithographic prnts:- l. Tbe Means of Safety in Steam Boats, bYJ L. Sullivan; 7. Carburelted' 'Hy- drogen Gas as Fuel for Steam Engines, ih;s Eco nomical Steam Boat 4 Remarks on thc Prevailing Storms Jf our Atlantic Coast. by W C. Redfeld {; 5 New Variety of Peruqi8n Bark &c by c " Carpenter; 6. Ahayssol the Protegaa oi' Iebnit2 by Proiessor z. Mitchell; i Cenuai Forces, by Pr0lessug r. Strong; The Transition Rocks of -Cata.aqui by Capt R < Bonneycasjle of Upper Canada Q. Notice of the Garden of Fromenl by Dr. Porter; l9. Chemical Works; II. Protection from the Effects oi Flame, by Professor Griscom 12 Geological Communications 13 Meteorological Observations at Meretta, by Br lIildretl l4 Sin qnar Chrystazation by A. Hays I5. Change of Climate; l6. Fuel for Steam Boilers by Professor Silliman; Miscellanes Statistics Mechanical Phi losophy. Chenis.ry, Selections. &c.
 Tie second article in the above work is q snecif- eaton of an Improvement in steam engine boilers, for the eWpIGymen, of cdrbonated hydrogen gus as fuel by John l.. Sullivan Civil Engineer. The oh iect is to have al command v6iumiuoUs Rame. which may lie instantly produced ard instantly quenced, and which is susceptible ofeasY regulation tc quantity. There is obe a receiver of mfani- mable liquids, to be vaporized The heat necessary is not than loo degrees of Fahrenheit and may be derived from the boiler itself The vapor thus created is conducted through pipe to the fire in or under the boiler, where it will be instantly ignted
 Fhus," says the article, with a small basis of an
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-05-25
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TERRITORIES
5G,l51 135,6 ,6If RECAPTTULATiON.
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The same paper has made the subioined state meut showing the political influence of each slale n the national councils according tothe new censns if is Is conieeiured will be the case. the ratio o representation should be fixed by Congress at 6o 4 000 Five slaves haying the salec weight as thfee free men the sfprsse'da!Us nam5tfs are given opP5 site to each siate.h
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-05-25
EgElJ X E'a c0Dr1nslT.q .s RxEs.


 4 \ Exposition of the Cid and New Tes- "A tamcnt: wherein each Chapter is sum med Gp m is Contents; the sacred Text in- serted at large, in distinct Paragraphs; each Paragraph reduced to its proper Head; the sense given aft. iarpcly Illustrated; with prac- tical Remark and Observations by Matthew Heny. AScw Edition: Edited by the Rev. George Burder, and the Rev. Joseph Hughes. l. M. With the Life of the Author by the Rev. Samuel Palmer, First Amer.cen Edi- ton: ta which is prcfiXed Preface, by Ar chbald Alexander D. D., Professor of The ologY in the Seminary at Princeton, N. ], Six large Super Royal Octave Volumes.
 For sale by D. WOODRUFF. Ffom Dr. Ez~a S Ely, P7s'or ef ffs Third Presbyterian
 Clnf-l, Ph;a3s bhiG
 tw H-irys position or m, Old and New Tes.anett @ith Practical lsena and Observoiq desetvts oour. aermnt no,o alae friends Of evangelical religion in our cau'y Copid uo otlg obtain copy Of this raia he "o would give ycu, in exchange for it, all the Com seofi, aud Clark md nhiie would neither discard ncr dislaaSt o'S, must say, that Il my has much guod % as much fr1eneal pey and ss hoforgh aequaintsnce ~th He "h'a 9 lie prU as ae EaIf sted hy any cf his The atr Dr Livingston the best peacer on the reii- F"n' pehcs ot Chrisan that have he ard and Il IS .s' at he drcw largely from the rich treasures fg fy minister of e Gospel, private Christian, who mtgii regard my pin5n would say Uy9E hauc ali otier ae'y Henry EZRA STYLES EIY From tic Rs.' 7! r srGy at: grangasta Georgia no'o
 Fagt1r Gfthe Fa8t Bdbtist Ctllrch, Phjiqdelshfa.
 M'sss Io~ar ss HoganIhe pyty and good of all Christian communities have corturIed awarding Y x Cumne frs, distinguished m among the standard work ot thr sam kind. For myself say that have 9ud uHe ofthe Lest helps r and acanaint- ahc N Lhe sacred volume. His skill interpreter entitled o much .respgct his in grlty in ahetng the ng ot Se1ptat "it'ont te eo!oings of party cling, lghly comme nda5ic and te deviae unction which hiough the whole If his work render acceptable s4ae to the it ys9s of the pious very denomination.
 l1u have my arHes wishes for the the projected publication fthis work. With Christian respect
 w. T. BRANTLY.
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-05-25
BALrIMoRE. May 6.


 FROM LI3iA.-TAe brg James Beaci.an, An, dfew5, arrived at this port yesterday from Cailto, whence sIe saied on the 3lst JanuaIy. Captain Andrews reports, that considerable preparations for war tad been made by the e5Fenmcntsol Peru aud Bohya. Tie feruyan naig, headed by President Ganai.a ia person, had iu1ftlGj lo Jile irouters- The Bolivian army was commanded hy t!e F.esi- dent oi that republic, General santacruz. An inter- yiew was sud to have tahen place between he two presidents, ~ale ended in mutual fecrlminaIoas in conseqaeues of winch tue general opinion prevailed al Liua tiat war should easue.
 4 lev days previous to tse saiing of tic James Ieacani, aees reached Lima of he occurrence oi Gss.ncaYe inc at liaaya4al-the loss estimated at three billions J dollars. The house and stores oc- cgpict hy NJ sweH an An.slcan megchant, had been tuned but by the exefti3n@ oi hls enGs near- y all his eo0d5 and furniture were saved His loss was consequently lAc2nsidera6le. One of inc pa pers ID mentioning the fire, states tat .fiyone houses had been consumed. Flour al Lima waa worth e b on board Markets good for doniestics
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-05-25

a isris correspondent oi the london Examiner reports th9 following conversation aa having passed between Lafayette and the King 0! tae French. l. w2ala seem tlat the former has spoken truths that the . fanlyt King dsd nota'toselhsr fei;s1
 ' ia.as has come to au open mf.ae with laa court. isas IAI.lps lately .eot. .a. aa and retain ed nm ia dIHusr He asked hiH aaal he t1uahg oi 'he sia's" the politics 3s home and aaraall he lheoHRfta sa.aat summed Gp bis apaiaH and bIs adflee B. 1assa wards.'su She. the kafs at taa Pa.as i'ayA. ars o Hojeaa. i31l to youlse.f E y0u allow ne@ la :. t'".4 #A taa AntIaas Hs ly. .rtalaa! poh4es. .s . G.m eanrctiou ttat g.afa i>lae ho-. n5fah.a la.u.s, aIae. certain party HIa>s 10 dls. grace iN ea.HH aHaaiieausN Iwadags afterwards thls eaHYra-'.Ia was renewed, Laayaaepsf,is-ed
 m b1s sza'lweH'H Louis rh!l.tfa a hs d.eau.t.. which baeJm' even arrogantauG aaaa il. "rira.a said tae te.er'n. aI perceive ila. Hv 5agcse. has 13ee9ae dsa9eaIs; permit me, #eIelore lo aa- dress T i1 Frn hereafter only roa 5ae uarLt should h1F' 5ierHH=i from lmpefuaae You wItH my adglee tid iu9s feel for whatever e#aesfus 1au as fl @afe A. rf8.se eJl a1lorh aHs ]. so. ra= pied tia maaa.c l4ueled to tAe qa'aiz. sa.. trk ltEeH- ta .ruev Yaa. GeneaG Naf Gs t#ia,. mag ferg glossje'r 'acaaa4 Q DQris 'as .aaa s.z uaas6
 lf9 Yae t.tas f.ea Sire, tlaf shal3 Rat ttne'eet- ed3'3 T d7 n5. M5y Goaen.! ' haae . shaH Atieu. s3ffH
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-05-25

FROM BUENOS AYRES.-I}y the arrival of the ship Aitieus from Buenos Ayras, the Editors of the New-Yorh Mercantile Advertiser have received papers from l2ili Feb 10 2d March. Itappears that war between the boundary Provinces and Hose of the nefor had commenced, the issue of which would probably decide the fate of the -contendms pulics 0n the llth teb. the Governor of Santa Fe issued q proclamation, stating that every means had been used without effect, to establish the peace of the Republic and the libeny of the people, &c Go vernon Lopez as commander.in-ehlefo olthe eon!edc- rate army bad also issued several prociamaions ear iy in Feb. io the oi2ens md soldiers inviting them TO longert3 serve order the military chiettans, wl.o only sought for power 10 oppress them.
 On the 9th lebrunrya division of Coy. Lopcz's troops, commanded ny Col. Pachcco, attacked that of Col Pcdeneru and pielely routed t; Inc Qer had from 50 to 50 killed and lost 8D prisoners Sc. 4he former lost only killed and wounded Pe- dernera it IS stated escaped, with only five of his soders--the rest having deserted him.
 Gov. Lopez is Commandments Chief of the Copic- derate Amy: Gen. Pebpa iberra commands one division to act against Santiago-anOtheri is cont manded by Gen Quiroga.
 Gen Lopez on 18th Feb defeated party under Col, Plaza-lhs warare seems to be thus far on the Guerrilla system, and scarcely worth particular mo- tice.
 The British Packet of o8th Feb says. ',The crea- ton ofthe new funds to the amount osy millions of dollars, has greatly depressed tEe mafke. The old 6 per cents which in Jan last were worth, c6 are now 57a68"
 An estimate of the expenses of the Oriental Re pubc of the UragGary from 15til Feb 153l to 18th Feb. 1g32 ia SG99 931
 The temporary prohibition against exporting Bull lion of Gold and silyeSiro Buenos Ayres is re- scjnded
 ' 4 treaty was signed the 4th January, 1331 be- tween B3ercs AJes rnneios and Santa Fe the particpara6f published in our latest papers
 Tlis struggle, between the upper and l0wer Pro vinces itwas anticipated, would soon be terminated and the whole become again conlederated
 The Market was abundantly supplied with Amer can produce and few or TO articles would realize cost and charges. -
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-05-25
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It will be seen that if the ratio of repre sentation be fixed at 50,00o the increase m the number of members of the House of Representatives., will be only seTcn. The same number will of course be added to the electors of President and Vice Presi- dent The Eastern and Middle States will retain about the same strength that they at present possess the Southern will lose somewhat, and the Western and Southwestern will acquire all or nearly a the additional naa1bers -Lyach5nr3 Hirgiaian
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-05-25
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EHEcuTGyE DkPARrMENT, ]
 Tu8cQigo8a, 3fay %, 1881. ]

Iu8calgo8a, 3iay %, 1881. Bgtta aetng Goreraor of tle State gf 1iiabamq H#THEREAS, it is made known to this " Department hy a copy of an ndict- ment found true bll 1t the late term of the Circuit Court af Jackacn county, that Jamcs Martin, late of said county, on the eighteenth day c, October last, d;d t lsuieusly, wilfally and of Ais malice afcrcthoueht, kill and uur- der Che Lyman James, cf said county, and that The sad James Martin has cluded arrest by flight, and is n,t in custody, but at large. Now, therefore, by virtue of the auth6rity in me vested by the laws of the State, do hereby oiitra reward Of 40G DOLLARS ta any pcrsen who may apprehend, and deli Yer the said James Martin to the Sheriff of said Jackson county, that he may be tried on the charge fer wAiCh he stands indicted. Gwen uHder hand and the Of the State Ttscs-
 lnisa tlis z2ud day of May. hs year ofour Lord, ogc tfausand aht hundred aud tiIr'y one, and ,he
 ttty-jtth ot ths indrpcudtnce of he United State. BY the acting Governor;
 SAMUEL B. MOORE.
 JAMES L THORNTON,
 Secretary of St1fe.
 e Editors ltthe Ncwspepes m Huntsville will pease listf h' above Proclamation.
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-05-25

Y&RQ all whom itmay concern-Please tale
 K notice, that l shall appear On Monday the 3oth o5 this instant, before Thomas Craw- ford, Judge of the County Court of Bbb coun- y, at 12 o'clock, at said court use, fer the purpose of taking the benefit of the act for in- selvent debtors. JOSIAH PHIPPS.
 may lg lM8.
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-05-25

thrscite, an enginc nay nave tue advantage of a lively blaze, filling the space Of the furnace and sometimes extending far into the nue. which wilof course be under the water within" The materials meouened by Mir Sullivan, lIom which the g4s may be conveniently derived, are of tupeHtine, alcohol and dilafea, varieties of ihe volatile car5onaaeous and hydoganons oils and spIits. The improvement oI the stean engine threspect to eesn0hy in fuel ls the principal object
 Ana,hel afiic.e o.the presaa; number of Professor
 clihnaa Journal ol Science and Arts, gives an in- tc's1iaa analysis, y Itaies=5 Griscem, af Ibe Chc- ya-ief A.3.aHs A.t oi pose.yHs from tae action of Aana. .FHl.ed u iremau and persons exposed Co ire.' Iaa work s divided into tvc,ye oaaf.ers-- descl9ae 'eaa@taN every Fottion off tae lress and l"" Welh9d at preparing and usluw i. Ne several mouths as1 p1las4el nasaher at interesting payli- culac respecting Aaluis 6.4 Ilress and the eEperi- msnis t.ai haa hcen uedW il. h one a'ihe chap ta's Of iHs work, se1ei suggestions thrown out Vitl aspeet n ar5 in WAiad na8t s empl1qed. in Wdiel t k thought the saIe4uass used in the fire dress nsif be ad,epta-eaesly emppy sd. suaii as GH1s-5e"3ns, m h!eh furnaces, revers5a,orY fur. naces Heltire moulding. d.. inulchitectufe, tho aut,1r ofopnou tlat tae utility Of wire-aaaze in closing fassaecs against lama without nIerG9tiuu tHH cireglauan of air tha passage of sas S.c will Yet beaekuemledgedbp by aaeliteets. laasl. of fine melAe suazs a st.pnsly recommended to scalplors and stone c9tsfs as an aieelaa guard agansi the citps and Ine dust winch pfofe int.osa branches so to tHe eyes anl laass.
 Nl'faazee. 70 tbe Paaef HaaHa'actured from an- antIps. The ChetaierA idIniti aitSit would be fond lo be he best possible maefiai for hanl, notes and ospe callY for pnnlc records for f written Uiih n debe ink or ink indesgnrtible by fire they would be cxenptiam allIi,k kqfeanfasfation Lis some .nnes made in sheets of half ward in length by foot wide iaYes made ofnauereus ticknesses of
 ms paper mIgei he found at gfeat service in pro. ,ccim& thalr contents from dasruction fy dfe--N. York Ereaiag PoSt.
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-05-25
STFrRENTe

G4AN be furnished with MATTRESSES, ~ PILLOWS, TABLES, BEDsrEADs, and DESKS, on the cheapest terms opposite the Indian Queen Hotel, forty-Gye yards below the State Bank by AUGUSTIN LYNCH
 may IS 7w3
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-05-25


 The Laiuersit4 We have noticed with unqualified surprise and regret, an ordinance which has recently been adopted by 2 ma joritY of the Trustees of the University, re HnQnishing a portion of the claims due from certain purchasers Of the lands granted to that institution On reference to the laws or ganising this board, and prescribing it's duties, 1t will bepcrcelved that upon all sales of land under the act Of 1899, interest at six per cent per annum IS srequircd; and in the act of Jam 1929, giving the Trustees a discretionary pow CT to dispose of the remaining University lands on such terms as they may deem ex- pedient, no authority is vested in them to in- teriere with existing crs tracts, nor dces any other act oI the legislature clothc them with such powers. lsH3t the ordinance referred to, then, a nulllty and are net the arrange. ments which may be entered into, under t void? We cannot but think they are, and we most sincerely hope 1t may prove so. The funds ot the University are c0nsecrated to the great purpose of learning; they arc q sacred deposite held by the present generation in trust for their successors and no considtra- tlons should induce them to violate 1t. We concur entirely in the sentiments expressed by cur brethren of the corfs at TusCaloosa, and refer our readers to the protest of mi nority of the Board, against the adoption of the obnoxious ordinance, for an able expos. ton of the rights of the Unv, rs.ty.
 I9die Com Rep.