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aAVerNs &C nlvnl.

81 SHALL petition the nett Legislature ior
u them 10 inven in me thu halHnte of he
right In a certain tract at land Lett bs the
will Of Colonel David Hum. agI 10 his dHuRh
ter Patty X. Boyd. there Of ae Children low
under age. by my making over 10 them young
Negroes to the amouut vi lheiI land, and
lie, me take them and ,heu all to The state Of
Missouri, which will appear before yoar Hon
orable Body by the SAID iuoi's will aud my snie
of the same. GEORGE BOYD.
New London, Sept. 80 Is
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A CARD.

MRS. ANN r. IRVINE 10 shi,"e 10 r.
WI eeive into her family as eeasde's "s
Young Lsdies--sneh ss nay he ass,.ous o. 81
l.adne the school. in Lynehburg' he' "o""
i large aud eommodioa,, situated near the
Court Hss.e. on the hill IN the must heanhy
= =, h. :. liberal a. at any other house of The
same Kind. NJ
rar,,. which can I've used by any ofber boar
sers wishing to take music lessons.
Feb. %. "
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Arrival of Wintcr Goods.
Since their decline IN prices.

SINCE Wear decline an priCcS.
ckEE, ROBINSON & Co take pleasure
1VA IN announcing to their friends, that they
ar oow opening their winter assortment, and
will continue to receive by every packet from
New York, every variety of staple and fancy
hoods, adapted 10 this market, and as usaa', at
very low prices. They have been holding back
Tor the decline above noticed, and feel gralfed
in saying their wishes have been accomplished.
Oct. %
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To Martin Key and Robert
Patton.

a NENILEMEN-Ta notice tina, on Fri
N day the 10Th day of March next, at the
Courthouse OF Kanawha County, | shall lake
the deposition OF Andrew Donnelly, Daniel
kniiner, Joseph Lowell, William X. Cox, aud
Others, 10 be read in evidence in a suit depend-
ing in the Superior Count Of Chancery for the
Lynchburg District, wherein |, as bdminstra-
tor oI KoherI Patton, deceased, am plaintiff,
aud yourselves and others are defendants. in
case said dePosiiions fIum aoy cause be not
taken or COM le'ef on the day aforesaid. the
taking thereof viii be Confined from day 10
day III hnshed. Your ob't sefv't
ROBERT CRU ICHFIEID,
Administrator OF Robert Patton, decd.
Feb DO
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WARDS OFFICE, ,
Feb. % 1891

WAkD'S OFFiLE,}
~ "a -s2-34-60-67~ 43-3-5-I
were me numbers drawn in the Dismal Sv.u,
Louery Sd class for 1881. Call and renew xour
prizes ior tickets in the 4ih class Of this Loi,e,
wnIen draws 10 MOkROW-Some Lra.
'1'' @APes'eo al VaRDs OFFICE.
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MOfiCE.-Wiil he sold, for cash, on Mon
IN day the 2Sth day Of February, this inst.
II fair, II not, the neH, fair day thereafter. at
he ate Residence OF Vim. Pet john, doc al the
pesishabie property belonging 10 the said es.
tate, consisting OF household aud Kitchen
Furniture, Plantation Utensils, Stock, &c. &c.
WATT PETTYJOHN, One
ofthe Ex'ors Of Wm. Petty john, dec.
FEB n II
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CoVMtnership.

YNHE subscribers will, in future, carry IN
L their Rope, Twine, and Bsggns maxine
business, at the old stand off. II. Echols, n,
the lower end OF main street, under the firm OF
Echols aud Cundiif, where they will keen ON
hand good assortment OF Cordaee. Tw;ne g.
Cotton Begging, for sale wholesale and retail
at unusually low prices.
jill ECHOLS,
April 26
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PIE IbT(.Is .

corporal l'im was got by Ola Sir Archer,
h,s dam by Old D'omedo, his grandam by
Wild Ar, hs great grandeur by Apollo, his <.
g. erandam by Partner, his Z. &. &. gtandam by
testno"ghl, his G. &. (. &. gfandsm Was i'm,
ported by John Bland. Esq Thus it will be
seen, hat his strain is OF tue very hest stock
virginia has ever possessed. J. POWELL.
Feb. II "a
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Cash for Wheat.

SNUeE will pay the best cash price for all
~ Wheat delivered nj the Lyochborg
Nuis. Persons wishing 10 engage ther crops
will plcse call on US. We will give them choice
OF several liberal propositions.
ia. G. E.LYNCH, 81 co.
July l
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5000 REWARD.

! T AM authorised 10 offer a reward OF $500
- each, Tor the apprehension aud delivery 10
me, or to my deputy WIN. Carter. in Richmond
CITY. Of Leroy Jordan and Chartes Hhiteiv. who
were out upon bail, and have broke their re
cognzances, by a failure TO appear al IT., Cir
cu,, Court of the Uuiled States az Richmond.
upon charge of forging the declarations and
other documents for obtaining the pay OF GER
tain soldiers Of the Revolution and aeains,
whom true bills were found by the Grand Jury,
at the last tenn Of the said cour.
am informed that the aforementioned Lee
roy jordan was resident, from his birth. OF
Bedford COUNTY IS from 45 TO 80 Years OF sg..
aoou' o lee1 D .. inches IN height, stout, heav,
built, full lace, shor neck, large round head
black hair, and heavy black beard. am also
informed, that Charles Whitley was for the
asst 70 or 20 years, resident of said county
oil Bedford Is from 40 to 40 years OF age
neariy SIX leei IN height, slendes and straigb,
onlli. ihin 'Isage, light complexion, seniee
IN his appearance, and Of insinuating manners
JOHN PEGRAM, Marshal
of the U. 5. Tor the L. Distinct DIVA.
Jan To- On
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49WGApIQM.

oBEkT o. BURTON will open a Schoo
~ IN Tins place on Monday the 2lst Of Pc
Ws;"ly, i" ,ne room formerly occupied by Miss
:, ,he' $S per session of five mon,hs-Enslish
gusee Sl5. T%, "''-
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Wheat 3! Wheat :.

SyC7E. are now receiving Wheat At the Black
" Wa,eI M,Hs. IL vii pay thebes' cash price
for all delivered there. Those wishing TO en
gage their crops. will please call on ns. We will
give them choices OF several LIBERAL propos
lions. NAfHL. WINSTON e. Go.
nrt
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS holden in the Clark. ofIc,
oil the superior Court ofChancsry for the Lynch
burg district the lot day of November, IS3U-JoeI
- aheey aud Margaret c. Burton, admrx of John II
burt0h dec Pltis. against Patrick r. Burton, Susan.
nan CobbS, Jesse A. Burton and Thomas Mitchell,
iho defendant Thomas Mitchell, not having entered
us appearance aud given security according tn ac,
Vi Assembly and tie rules OF this court. oDd appear
hs ny satisfactory c,ldouce, that he is no, In inabl'
OF TINS country is ordered that the SAIL defend
aht 10 appear here Oh the first day of the neXt TERM
una answer the bill ofthe plaintiffs, and flat copy
Oh inns order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper
pIited III the town of iynchburg, for two months
suceess'ey, and posted a. front door of the court
Houso' III the said town coPy-Teste,
J. WILLS, &C.
Jan,27 WIN
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Copartnersh

IGfAViNG purchased of Mr.. Robert Kyle
Ill his lnierrst in the Lynchburg eslah-
h,nnemt, ! have taken MIR. James u. Borland
ia,o partnership. The business of that house
will, in future. be conducted by Mr. b. under
the style aud firm Of Kyle 4, Borlahd
MIR. Borland is authorized TO collect all debts
due TO Darid 81 Robert, Kyle. d Robert KYLE. as
well as the Rent. OF all my real estate in
Lyncbbu,g. DAVID KYLE.
Jan %
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NO TARIFF OF PRICES.
FREE TRADE.
Earthenwsre, Looking Glasses, dc.
THOMASJ BARROW ~ Co.
Imp0rftfs, s. Wdftf 81. Nm Torh

ImpOUtfS, 90 lt0ttf ots A6W tVfs.
HAFFER ron SALE. the largest and mot"
F" complete assortment Of kAhlHEN'
WARE. GLASS. CHINA. PLAIN aud Gill
LOOKING GLASSES. &c. shieh the y. fofk
Msrket viii afford, eoiBptisHg eVefy style and
variety ofike newest patterns. Toy reihrn
their mo.i cordial tlauks To iheir fiirnds IN he
sonbrro STATES, fot ihrr snppou in the per-
section nos carrying On sgaina then, Tor
their refusal TO join a combination ia hxing
one tariff OF prices Tor Croekery, thonghoui the
trade II l. mainly attributable TO tie in1uepte
Of our Southern friends, that Ne have been
enabled Go survive thus FAR, ~ this most tIying
sitanfiOn exposed To the combinsd iu1neacu
and capital Of the whole trade. en- esvorin. 10
effect our RUN and srpulsion from business -
We pledge outstlsss 20 our frteoas TO give
them every Satisfaction "a our power =. regards
the qualify OF our goods the rrcsi.snce of or
packers, and the lowness Of our pficcs for Cash
IT Guy Acceptance aud ia return, coll, ~
from them continuance OF their patronage,
aud particularly Request those who have in1n.
snre with ihcr frl.uJs 10 exert u 81 III BE-
half ssNe trust the ra"se Is one thry are all
interested ~, D. auch benefit " III accrue 10 us
from their friendly acts in this way. II has been
sad the Combination ~ns broken W. A. II "a.
saIaa pdte,, tbs Is true. md all. we link,
frifnds Or foes, will allow that we have effected
thB change; hu' W do assure Our friends. that
nj no pfri d since we commenced our stem
Of onihat Kid prees, were W ia greater want
OF assistance than Al The present moment Ihs
combination OF men are leaving M means IN
ri for eHrcrIng our ruin. ibat the, may r.
we tue old system. Oar credit aud character
are Aasailed IN every shape, our Imporlanons
~ayla,d aud stopped a. ever instance where
treats are insufficient 10 intimilate tho manu-
iaeinrer rum supplying Us in fine, no vera-
4 al. e Ii
devise, has been neglected n lhs Struggle to
slbdne us. We once moro call upon every
friend Of free iraIe. TO come up 10 our sup.
port Gnd pledge ourselves 10 give them no
cause TO repent OF tbe,r l,heiaii,.
/. J BARROW Il Co.
- Wafer street, above Old CLIP
Feb 5t
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TRUST SALE.

n GREEABLY to the PROVISIONS O: deed
~ OF trust, executed by John LIE. Senior. OF
Campbell county 20 the subscriber, on tue 3rJ
day Of September last, which is oil record 10
the Clerks office of said county, aud to fulfil
the purposes OF said deed-we will sell public
", nj the residence OF said Lee, On the Odd day
III March nex', between 10 and % valuable
SIayes-also, all the stock Of every description ,
on the plantation Of said Lee together with u
theT plantation utensIls aud household and
kilchea furniture. Tho terms viii be made
known on the day OF sale.
MOSES ARNOLD, Trustee.
Feb. 81 tbs
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RUD1RF 0AWMs
ATTORNEY AT LAW,

NNTILL practice in the Courts of Aiahers''
" D dford and the Corporation OF L'aeh'
burg. His residence is =, his mothers IN the
County Of Amherst.
Feb Of ~
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Clark's rhreshin. Machine.


NAL have seen Doctor Clarks Wheat and
w Oat Ihresh,ng Machine. which has
beau in operation nj sir. Lays Ware House IN
this Guy, during the last three weeks, and
have no hesiiaiIon IN shying il far suTpasses
any idea We had previously entertained ofit
The construction II very simple, being en-
tirty OF Wood and W,ought Iron which can
be easily repaired (,f necessary by ordinary
mechanics 1t requires less pow er, and thresb
es as clean III any other maci,ae we have seen
IN use.
A. regards the quantity, IL is evident that II
ted as last as The machine will dispose Of u, one
person aay get out as much per day a. bis
hands can take care of.
Many OF us have engaged machines from
Nh. Lay, Qhe Agent,) and We recommend
them 10 our country friends, as a cheap. eco
uomical ard useful Improvements
Richmond, Feb. ., 1881.
John g. JopleS. John b Clopton.
LdW + Dddt, Eic. ~ NAM
Nathaniel alexander, Charles AIayr.
hchard Booker, H. g. funston
John Cdmm Pollard, j. H. Bernard
Robert Hhite. Uiiiam fiunsv.
Edtcard Christian, GtUrse Booker,
a. Claiborne. T. Mavo.
Samuel y. ParIons,
The prices OF the Machine are, for one horse
power 800, 500, aud S6O--and tor Two horses
from $50 10 S75, according 10 the size prefer.
rod. Al moderate estimate. IL IL believed
that the former " i'll thresh 100 To 20 land H..
latter 800 10 40D bushels per day, # properl,
attended. lind machines Can be furnished
for $40 to S45.
lne subscriber, ms General Agent, will sell
the Iatent Right Tor mailing, vending and u
,ihg. N the d lerent counties IN this State
North aud South Carolina aud Ueoreia- and
Will furnish Machines, Win or without hoI sc
power deliverable here, or send them 10 such
o'he1 places as may be designated
JOHN o. LAY.
Richmond February Is OF
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Dis solution of CopartnersbiD.

no1u '1oTI OF COpaTtnefshlD.
ME coparlnership hereto ore exis,;,a ho
- tween the undersigned, under the
urn OF A. y. Nash, & CO. is this day dissolsed
ny mutual consent. AL persons indie bted 10 the
eoncern WIZ make payment to A. Ha cher
anu NOSE 10 whom they are indebted will call
on him Tor payment. 40, NASH ''''
Feb. 10.
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W lRGiSn All Court held 70, NJ

w lRGiNiA Ala Court held f., -
the 2Ith day of December, 1880 Nel'oh cogl,
Jane Po"eil, Robert e. Cutler a1J H.,
wife, iormerly Reboeca T.. Powell mud "sspeccs T. h.
ell by Robert g. Cutler, her ue1t lrnJ 5'ra rss
against Lncas Powell, administrator IA 'plaaa5l
nexed OF Elizabeth Powell, DECEASED s ,u uie vii !,
ner' Abigail Green, Horny NJ. Green p s"d fsuk
1'eon anu Jonn ihonpsou, adninistrator " 'saerspa
IN CIIANCERY
o, on Tue motion s4, Of the Complainant. by Cana
n'ed ther bill aud 1t appearing 10 IN. Who
nour That the Defendants Luc Powell olu,
Henry NJ Green and Jefferson Green ~ a., Aoigal Gif.
tants OF tins Comm onw eaith aud yibaa, hot ihhsl
ton Of this Court II Is ordered tha, ,h Tue lursa
aa' 90 appear here on the Attn Monday in M Sua ea
anu answer the bill of the Plainlll. aer
copy OF tins order be forthwith inscrt.J lhd thai
l.h' newspaper published IN the town If I We
once week Tor eight weeks succes.l,sl, hnynehb4i
sau l1urlh Monday IN March next ana p,e'ioa'o
copy thereof be posted the front door ,1 another
mouse VI TINS county, on some court day 'He eo4H.
ACopy-feste
January IN sroTSwooD GARLAND q
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NNfoIiCE---Wdl be sold 90 tuesday the 22d
M day OF March neat II fair. II moi, the
neat fair dsy thereafter, a, the Late re,idence
oil George Goier. decd in the county OF Bedford
on . credit OF twelve months. Eve Or six likely
Negro Men and Boys .stock Of Horses Cattle,
Hogs, and Sheep Bacon, Corn, Rye. Oats, and
fodder. Wagon aud Geer, PLAN alton tools &c
Bonds with approved security for all sums OF
FIVE dollars and upwards that sum aud under
cash will be required.
BALDA MCDANIEL. Eior.
Feb "a ids
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Feb. 10
LA ND FOR SALE.

lf WISH 10 sell tract of land living io Am
~ herst county, four miles from the Court
house, on Bufaloe River, adj dining the lands
oil Col. Pierce, Mr.. Thos. Appling and others,
containing one hundred aud seventy acres
nearly one hall in woods, a part Of which is frs,
rate tobacco land. This land is of the hes,
quality in that neighborhood, the dwelling
mouse Is very comfortable one, rooms below
WIN porch, two rooms above stairs, two good
stone ch'mneyS, and is certainly one of the
r"nusones situations Ia Amherst county, CON-
to'iable out houses, a good appIe orchard and
aoounds With the best of sprinss MIR. Joho
D"iaiu IN The neighhorhood, OF Mr. Gideon
uooch' who lives on the place, will shew il to
any person wishing TO purchase. Terms &C.
mnoda'lng rs a,n anxious TO sell and would
take IN exchange lands in OHIO.
r., 10 Z. TiMBERLAKE.
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yin GfstA-Atu foun bsla e. ..

Vh,srTs MA, -;At0 caul held s::r ssaf.,l -
william craup c"@ ". s.,s day Of Jagusry
Defendant. La thsn,ery "e4hs Leroy To-
l., Inc defendant Leroy Jordan no. h..,
If sce aud CAV gu security according she,
VI assembly and thefules of tins cout, 10 The a.
me satisfaction OF the court that he !. ~. sIpesfag
s h.s .oYh" sath on moliDu OF tho ~ ~ .Ahssa.
" ~. Counsel Is ordered thar IN. Nonpsa.T
aan. 90 appear here on the fourth NJ sai d a.
next aud answer the bill of tho Connlsphuhy IA A..
1opy " ms order be forths ith inserted h. ta
, |os 81 rgnsn; public newspaper publ .i' L,l
posted vi tho f'Ont door OF the essHely
on two several court days '0use oiIhi eg45,i
Copy-Teste, GA WIScp,,
Feb. 81 "iNhtiELD Dr
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NOTICE.

! WISH TO employ one or two Journeymen
- Shoemakefs, tor whom Will give the
highest wages. ISAAC HALL.
Salem, BIT. Va Feb. % lw
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u N Ii persons who may have
/. 49, ~ CLAIMS against Robert K, lie
D~& will please ptesr"i them for pay
meant kOBEnI KYLE.
Jan. 90
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A CA RID.

DklIE snb.cTlber having made arrangements
II fnr e,nbafking IN the wholesale business,
has sold his stock of Goods and interest in the
Lynchburg concern TO Mr.. David Kyle, who
has taken into partnership Mr. James b. Bor-
land Ie tenders his sincere acknowledgement
to his friends and the pa lie, aud hopes that
that liberal degree Of patronage will he contIne
ned to his successors, which has been horeiofor
extended 10 himself KOBEKl hfLE.
Ian. 90
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The fuN btooAed Horse
9 CNPONAI INIW,

piice Ui 10 tue season. which will cUmmenCr
on the lst March, and expire tue Isl Jolly, TO
be discharged by the payment Of $40 within
The season SO The single leBp, payable At the
time OF service, aud $40 10 insure mare IN
ioa IN be paid whenever II IA asrttthined thn
mare Is IN ioal "a transferred, aua 81 cents 10
ME groom IN every case. Good pasturage wi.
he furnished gratis, aud mares left with the
horse, II required, vii be well ted aud attended
10 nj 70 cents per day. All possible care aud
strnion shall 10 paid TO prevent accidents or
escapes. hut viii not be sponsible for ether
CORPORAL lk1Al is II beautiful CLe,nm
'ofrel, very near II MOI quite 10 hands hlg
no" rising five ears old, aud for blood, bone
and strohg runn'ns points, surpassed by lew,
II any Horse IA V6siDia. In conssq uence oil
an INJURY which he receive d when only u few
weeks old on one OF his fore legs, JUS, above
The pas'e'n joint. he ,cg nearly cut Cd y, a
sylhe,) h" was never tiane lor the turf
As his Is his Gist season, aud the great schr
city oi money NJ his time, his s,r,icrs mr..
offered lower dian any horse OF equal blood IN
vagina ii Is now Ia full possession Of ali
ms nhlutal powers unimpalred by yard run.
n'ng OF old age any fine horses are broken
down aud worn out by hard running and ngo
heiofe thy are LEI to maTes--henCe II is We ara
So often disappointed IN thu Coils meret from
such horSes-t,r | hold It 10 10 nuth that
cannot be con'rovei'ed, that the ofI,pr,ng of
all animals must phriake more OF less OF the
iohfmit'cs oil The parent olk at the time of
pIoCreatlun,
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n GENTLEMAN wishes 10 purchase for
"a his owe use a NEGRO BOY of good
character. from i6 10 30 years old. Enqulreat
this Office.
Fell y. ia
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"A FIRST itAl l. Cabinet WorL man ~ nnted
AZ None others need apply but such ~ are
steady and industiious--one from the North
will be preferred. J. FRAZER.
Ut The Richmond Wing will give this TWO
nse,t,ous, aud send their account TO this Office
for payment,
jan. 81 1,
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ThtHE sub, r.beIs take pleasure III oiirring
10 The public beautiful aud yery exieC-
siyr assortment OF DRY GOODS, &C. all re-
ceotly purchased.
l. will at all tunes be their aim 10 keep on
hands such an ASSOC tmeni, and 10 sell Oh such
terms AS will merit public patronage, winch
they most respectfully solicit.
jan 20 KYLE Il BORL AND.
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-01-01
CONGRESSIONAL.

IN SENATE.-TUEsDAY, Dec. 7.
 A message was received from the House of Re- presentatives by Mir Clarke, informing the Senate that quorum of the House had assembled, and was ready to proceed to business.
 On motion of Mir Woodbury, it was
 Resotred unanimously, That the 34th Rule for con ductng the business of the Senate be suspended and that the Senate proceed to the election of Chair man of the Committee on Finance.
 On the first ballot, Mir Smith of Maryland, was re- elected Chairman of said Committee.
 The following Committees were then appointed
 On Foreign ReiatiOas.-Messrs Tazewell, San ford, White, Bell and King.
 On Finance.-Messrs Smith, of Md. Smith, of s. C., Silsbee, King and Johnston.
 On Commerce. Woodbury, Johnston, Sils- bee, Sanford, and Forsyth.
 On Manutaotues.-Messrs Dickerson, Ruggles Knight Seymour, and Blbb.
 On Agricuiture-Messrs Marks, Wiley, Noble Brown, and Seymour.
 On Military A.fairs.-Messrs Benton, Bernard, Troup Naudan, and Iredell.
 On He Msiitia-Messrs Bernard, Frelinghuysen, Clayton, Noble, and Bibb.
 On Naoat Abairs.-Messrs Hayne, Tazewell, Robbins, Livingston, and Webster.
 On PsJiic Ldnds.-Messrs Barton M'Kinley, Kane, Ellis, and Spngue.
 On Prioate Land Ciaims.-Messrs Kane, Burnet Poindexter, Grundy, and Naudian.
 On indian 1.bairs. White, Troup, Hen drlcks, Dudley, and Benton.
 On Ciaims.-Messrs Ruggles Bell, Chase, Foot and Brown.
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-01-01
UOITSF OF pRFSFNTATJvFs

IHurSddy Dec. 23.-Mr CONNER, from the select com mittee to whom petition had been erred, reported bill incorporate the town of DemOpOlis; which was read and ordered to second reading tomorrow.
 Bills from the Senate read and ordered a second reading An act to authorize Wm Read guardian John Stephens mnOr sell and convey rea estate an establish State road from Harpersville in Shelly county by Coumbana and Maplesvile Sema an act to amend the laws relation private roads, act to revive and continue m force much of entitled act regulate the licensing of physicians practice purposes therein named, approved Dee 22d lSs3 bshed medical board in the city of Mobile; for the r
 lief of Polly CaEerton, wife of Hugh Caperton; a act the laws prescribing the mode obtaining the testi- mony of witnesses residing of this Sate ncorpo- rating the Florence Academy in the town Of Florence ai- derdae county and act compel county officers pay over all public moneys they may receive.
 Bills introduced, read and orderd second reading By Mir KING of Jeffeson-an to add part of Shelby county to the county of Jefferson. By MrRUGEIEY
 change the time of holding the county courts of Lowndes county. By Mir HOGG-an act reduce the fes of the county surveyor of Tuscaloosa county.
 The House resumed the cOnsid ration ot Mir HUDSON'S motion postpone the first day of March next mgmOi- from the Senate, asking donation of lands come ct the waters of the Tennessee with those of the river by means of a canal which was lost. Yeas 3i-NAys 36.
 On motion of MT GAYLE, the House took up the conside- ration of the bill organize separate Supreme Court it read third time.
 Mir BAKER moved to lay the bill on the table, which was lost The bill was then passed. Yeas 35-Nays Sd.
 The bill from the Senate fix the seat of justice in Clarke county, read second time, and after sone passed.
 The House resumed the consideration of the memorial from the Senate, asking donation of ands &c.
 MT BAKER offered the following ndmtnt: Your me molasts wound further your honorable bo- dytlat beneficial as the mIttd canal would the State of Aabama that avantagc renn sse Georgia North Carolina and Virginia will be greater Should the donation asked for, be made would demand that 1t be made to those States in conjunction with Alabama