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Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-12-24

We have been informed by several of subscribers in Mobile, that but number o Intelgeneer has been
 received there since the present session of the Legislature commenced This information is as late the 18th inst and the cause appears be totally unknown As packages from this office deposited ill due me and leave th, Post Office here in good order and condition we are surprised that they do not reach their places of destination w rgu ary Since the Stage has been running twice week from Tuscaloosa to Montgomery, (via Selma,) has been eon dered the surest and most expeditions send the Mo bile package in that direction. Barring thcrc ought to be failure the whole line the and stages are both good and managed by attentive drivers From caoosa to Montgomery takes than three days and from the latter place Mobe about the tme week quite sufficient for passage between this place and Mobile. How has happened that many Grlur,s have taken place with paper alone, bespeak the attention of all concerned We shall notice the failures hereafter with a view learn who is blamcable.
 We learn om MT Edmond King that the Intellgencer has been received Moevao but since the Legsa- ure convened. Such extraordinary defcs call prompt attention of the Post Office Department.
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-12-24
FsBIyV BOOKSTORE.

.Vcrt door d6o0e /. Richardson 6 Son. J .TMNllE subscribers have just received, per
 II steamboat Sun, and opened, a variety of MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, which they offer for sale on reasonable terms. They will continue to be supplied with general assort- ment of Books and articles in the Stationary line. They respectfully solicit share of public patronage. PFl6TER & Co.
 dec l7 38
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-12-24
ALBANY. Sept. F. 1S3I

4fiDhNIi tJVFIf I-t IYoT' Slf-As our Constitution says that all men are cre- ated equal; and as God has made of one flesh all the nations olthe earth; and ihe Negroes are nc worse when born than the Whites and as there is no good prospect that voluntary release of the slaves will be effected 10 any great degree--l hereby make known that for these and other reasons will, as an individual, all honorable means sever lho iron band that unites the slaves 10 their masters Aud so long as this national ulcer ('layery) remains upon part of the hpubr, disunion is highly desirable. It is | disgrace to the United States It is looked npon as such by tue most of Europe What? d re- public, boasting its equal rights. when worse sys- tenn of slavery is hardly Qf at alI) 10 he found It is shame. Yours respectfully,
 SHERLOCK S. GREGORY.
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-12-24

Mfsrs Edtors-I have just returned from visit to MT HITES room the miniature painter and have carefully the several specimens of his work There finished for both seXes which afforded ample op
 poruny ojudgng of his merits as an artist; and con- ceye it due him and the public say, that his skill in his profession certainly of the highest order His sketch stkingy correct, and he finishes in very superior manner.
 T several representations of my acqnantances, and every instantly recognized by their extreme
 suraey in natural resemblance. Although ignorant of the profession myself believe the skill and beauty of be in the of the nsthe last pencil touch, which nfuses into the piece all the exquisteness of har
 mony and of nature rendeng agreea- bt pleasing and striking to the eye; and in ,hs MT Hte's powers clearly exempihed. should advise all who
 ye called upon him, least take that liberty, and
 dge for themselves for surely, they will be pleased. Mir Hte anticipates leaving shortly and those who wish avail
 themselves of his servces had better lose tims in do-
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-12-24

HYOR SALE.-An excellent second hand
 Barouche and pair of Match Hsrses.- The former to be disposed of separately, if the purchaser chooses. Apply at this Office. dec IF 2m3S
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-12-24

JUlGEs OF CoUNTY CoURTs.-On Thursday the 22nd nst ihe following persons were elected Judge: of the Courts for the counties as designated
 Fol Fayette county-Waher HarhinS.
 Fol Marion county-WWiam fl. Duhe.
 For Conecuh county-James IT, WeatheItord.
 ForPickens county-Jumes Thompson and Glide on B. FrierS0n being in nomination For M Thompson 43 votes: for Mr irerson 43
 T'hre being tie, the two Houses proceeded againin the election, when George II. Flournoy was nominated by Mir Anderson. For Mir Thomp- son 2! voes for Mir Frierson 43 votes: for Mir Flour noy II votes.
 Noone having received majority of the votes, the two Houses again proceeded in the electon.- For Mr Frerson 43 votes: for Mir Flournoy 20 votes for Mir Thompson 19 votes.
 Noone having received a majority of the votes, the two Houses again proceeded in the election, the name of James Thompson having been withdrawn For Mr Frierson A votes: for Mir Flournoy A votes
 There being tie, the two Houses again. for the 9th time proceeded in the election, when Mir Flour nov received 50 votes: MT Flierson 3S votes:
 Wherenpou, George H Flournoy was declared duly elected, Che having received majority of all the votes,) Judge for the County Court of PclSens county.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-12
COMMUNICATED.

BRESrsyrLLE. (Va.) March 9.
Mr.. SNowDsN--lt is very probable that Coal
NAV be found one mile from Aguia, IN Stafford
County, Virginia. next towards the river Poto-
mac. Ii may be found II miles from Dumires,
near or on the farm Of Mrs. Graham; at Colches-
ter. or its immediate vicinity; about seven or
eight miles from Alexandria. towards Fairfax
Court House; about four or five niles from
Mount Vernon, where the stage road crosses Ac-
cotink Greek; about half mile from Simpson
vile, Montgomery County, MARYLAND; at or We
~ near the Sandy Spring. in same county; one
and half miles from Brookvie, next towards
Middlebrook, in same county; one mile from
Weisasburg, in Baltimore County, next towards
Winchester. IN Frederick County. Maryland;-
half mile, or little more, from Lovetown, in
Baltimore County, next towards Hartford Coun-
ty; and about half way between Weisasburg and
Loyetowh, IN OF near the road
COLLIER
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-12
SELECTED POETRY.

The following quotation from Bulwer's new
EN- called the - Siamese Twins" is introduc
nv the New York Commercial Advertiser. a
subject that can never fail 20 inspire tru
et through all times, aud which is eVerlastlng'
iginal.
"gcw Ao'y wvman's ,au'h-wi'e yet
It's rose with lies first dues is wet
While hope most pure is least contest,
And all the virgin IN the breast!
9'c- her white brew, wherein tae blue
Trsnsparent vein seemed proud to bear
The warm thoughts Of her heart unto
o The soul so nably paiaced there
Ger her white brcws were richly Hatled
The t-e,scs IN a golden huw;
put darkly SIC pit the lash tina, shaded
Her deep eve, on ITS Id OF SHOW.
WHIST could thi, magic eye inspire
It's yer, light was a 'IcsrC;
AID each hi,re wande ring OF its beam,
Called forth awoEsiip and dream;
The soft rose on her sUitCst check
Had vet the suns les, smile to win;
E,tt not the less each blush could speak
How full the sweetness hived within.
The rich lip ia il, bright repose
Refused aJ.re is irsaith 10 cos:
90 Woman! DAY star &c or doom
Thy dawn ,nr tiTth-tAv close cur tor b,
Or IL the mother o. thc bri;'e,
Our fnndest friend and sur, - guide
And ye, Gut il:iy shd onr fever.
The dream the me enr-the deceive
Stli, spite Uf ,orrow -wisdom-ye Years
AMI hose-Fde's stern,s 81 warmers tears
Still cings a,y yesrning hear, unto thee,
Stt knows no Wish ike those which WOO thee,
still ia s3me hy,ng i.rm ESSAYS
10 clasp The b, j. ~ c'CI,' Z porTays;-
Aud s,,H as one wi"J %tits beside,
BIT nav not ford. he f,;thess tide
I, wears i,s own hrici life away
u marks the shining ters stray
Courts every change tina, Eiads the RIVER
AMI finds tlst ohar sc it pines TOR neVer!"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-12
COLLIER.

CARruAcEx,, Jan. 25.-On the 9Th inst. the
funeral Obseauies of His Exceliency the liberator
we're celebrated IN the Holy Church Cathedral.
with the greatest pomp and masnfcence which
circumstances would permit Preparatory to this
solemnity the church was adorned with tapestry
and black kstoops, and in its centre was placed
magn6 cent cenotaph, 40 feet high. composed
of base 81 feet wide. pedestal : feet high.
with relief pilastres, and obeiisk adorned with
military trophies. On the front OF the base, was
inscribed in shaded letters of gold, on ground
of jasper, the following words
GENEROUS CARrHAGENA
In 1912
Received BOLIVAR as Guest,
And contributed to his Glory
By OFFERING HIM WITH 4 LIBERAL HAND.
The elements of
LIBERTY AND VICTORY!
In 1850
She afforded him a refuge from ingratitude and
envy.
Now INCoNsoLABLE FOR HIS LOSS,
She renders thus homage
TO HIS PRECIOUS AND VENERABLE REMAINS.
On the reverse of the same base was inscribed
the following:--
JThea i,npariiai and grateful posferity shall erect
alters 10 the Bensfdctors Of H,,mality,
taey rM gire distinguished
piaceto that ofthe
FOUNDER OF THREE REPUBLICS
Ok THE AMERICAN CONTINENT
On the TIGHT side was thus inscription:
To the august Names Of the Great Bohrar.
Carthageua Just and grateful.
A good Citizen, judieious Magistrate. distnl-
guishsd Legislator, he serrsd, commanded,
and ennobled has country.
On the left was the following:
BOLIVAR,
Though favored by fortune, renounced its atlrac-
tiops, and consecratcd his repose, yea his whole
life, to the good Of his country.
.SINrREptp SOLDIER, A sKILFuL COMMANDER,
Victorious in hundred battles,
We GAVE LIBERTY AND LAWS TO HIS COUNTRY.
And himself obeyed them.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-12
>z,ec7c9eS

Fidelity Desert net your friend in danger or
distress. Too MANY there are in the world whose
attachment to those they call friends, is confined
to the day of their prosperity. As long as that
continues they are, Or appear to be. aAectionate
and cordial. But as their friend is undera cloud
they begin to withdraw, and separate their inter-
est from his. In friendship ofthis Sort the heart
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-12

Jnb rintNnG
Neatly and enpedi.iousiy srecuted at this Office
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-12

The Siamese 7wins.-These interesting BOYS
who left this country about Is months since for
England. arrived here Yesterday in the Packet
ship Cambria, Captain Moore. from !.ondon.-
We have seen them since landing and are happy
to say that they have very much improved IN APP
pearance We presume that our citizens will
have an opportunity of seeing them in the course
ola few DAYS. The trip to England has,as We learn
been profitable to the concerned.-N J. Gaz
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-12

Rrgalia Of Scofiand.-We understand that
his Majesty has been graciousl v pleased to trans
nit to Scotland, for the purpose of being deposit
ed along with the Regalia. in the Crown Room
of the Castle, a beautiful massive Golden Collar
of the Garter, with Rose Diamond and Enameled
George. left to his late Majesty George ~. by
the deceased Cardinal of York; and an ancient
Rose Diamond Badge OF St. Andrew. and a
Sapphire Ring set ronnd with brilliants. being
Charles Is Coronation Ring The former of
these Jewels (which weighs about three pounds)
was presented TO King James vi. by his Queen.
and worn bv that monarch. These articles were
presented on Saturday last, BY Sir Adam Fersu-
son, equity keeper Of the Regalia,-to whom
his Majesty was pleased to entrust these valu
able relics when lately IN London,-to the Lord
Advocate and Lord Justice Clerk. being quo
rum of the Officers of State of Scotland. in pre-
ssnce Of several witnesses, and were by them de-
posted in the Crown Room, along with the an
Gent Regaia Of this kingdom.
Caledonian Mercury.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-12

The enclosed advice was presented ~" Az
ident of the United States. BY Per'O'
interested for the honor of his country .i,s
The public can now see how ia' u, ,s.aysrsos
the great principles upon which the oo ,",.ssj,
ought to be administered, have oech P1b,,%
when the deviation has been made--'U sI,Iora
poses-and what consequences have '''''
himself and the country. -, .,u nj
Every sentence of this advise VIII Nv
a commentary. ,..r vb,.r1
1t now becomes necessary TO sh0"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-07-07
NETWORK MARKET-JuLY 4


Corn Erchan ge.-There was fair demand
throughout, and prices are better than week
ago. Sales Of old Western at IS; fresh ground
at la rs; and fancy brands so; best over
that price All good southern is now held at 4
- with some sales; bad, 90 4 25. The re-
ceipts are small aud not equal to the deliveries
Rye Flour declines, 90 per Dbl. No Wheat in
market; coarse Grain improved, 1900 bushels
yellow Corn sold on Saturday at 70 cts: 5000
bush. l.. I. white were contracted for at 75a77
cts; closing sales Of Rye 72a73 cts. and OF
Southern Corn at IS.
Exchange on EngIand-For the packet of the
lst. went up to 81 and 10 per cent.
Freights, The rates are steady, and employ
ment for vessels plenty.-Jour. Com.
Extract ola letter received in Charleston, da-
ted Pr. Peter, May Is: "As expected, the
Governor of this Island has just issued an ordl-
nance to open the ports. for four thousand bar
rels Of Flour. and for the expectation IN foreign
vessels, of 5000 hhds Of Sugar. The mtroduc-
ton of foreign Flour will begin on the first
of June, and continue until the 1st of September,
a. well for the expectation of Sugar. Prices
Flour. IS 80f per brl free of duty, but per.
cent Rice, 25 eff; Tobacco SSf, Corn, white,
90 25f pr br of 81 bu; Slaves, 5 dol per NJ.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-07-07
DIED.

On Sunday morning. June 26. Mrs. SALLY
NloRsE, wife of Capt. Orlando Morse Of this
town. She was sincere, humble, honest Chris
tian: and under the Influence of a "hope which
maketh not ashamed" without a murmur or a
sigh. she sweetly breathed away her soul into
the hands of Him that gave it. Under such a
loss, the Church feels, and with the tears of
weeping relatives, freely mingles her condoling
sympa,hies
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-07-07
NJ. We are requested to announce Col JONI

H. We are requested to announce Col. JOHN
GIBsox If Prince ian County, a candidate to
represent the counties OF Prince William. loudoun and
FarfaN, in The next Congress Of the United states
49, We are requested TO announce CHARLES
rESro> NgRcgR candidate for reelection m the
Congressional District composed OF the Counties OF
Prince " illsm, Loudcun, sud Fairfax
EP We are authorized TO announce JOHN 5.
BAuBouR a candidate for reelection to Congress
Tor District composed of Fauqui.r and Cupeper.
To- We are requested to announce GEORGE
CJIcatsrER as candidate to represent the County of
Fairfax IN he next General assembly.
az We are requested to announce JOSEPH
W IH,SN candidate 10 represeu' The District COM
posed OF King George, Lancaster, &c &c in the next
Convrrs, mar Is
aP We are authorized to announce J. Nj.
rlrrON as candidate to represent the Coun,ies of
Spo,tsy lvanis, Louisa. Orange, aud Madison IN the
mex, Congress
az We are authorized to announce JOHN
TALIArSRRo a candidate represent the District
composed OF King George, Lancaster. Richmond. &C,
j., the next Congress
EP We are requested 10 announce WILLIAM
\ DANIEL as candidate to represent the County of
Fairfax in the next General Assembly
~ HENRY FAIRFAX Is a candidate for the
surages of the of Fairfax County, the next
election az Delegates to the Assembly.
AS We are requested TO announce SPENCER
NIorraon BALL candidate to represent the County
Of Fairfax in the next legislature.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-07-07
NAV Ppm
District " G0lNmbia,
County of alexandria, Sci.
APRIL TERM, 1881.

Ann Eliza Peyton, Complainant,
against
Francis Peyton, adnlnistratorwfh Yin CHANCERY.
the will anne ,ed of Ann Pey-
ton, deceased, and others, De-
PENDANTS
yz,IiE Defendants, Abraham Foreman and Elizabeth
Foreman, not having entered their appearance
to this suit, and It appearing to the satisfaction OF
the Court that the said Abraham Foreman and
Elizabeth Foreman not inhabitants OF the hs'
trict OF Columbia, on the motion ct the Comp'ansm'
NV her couns. is ordered That the said absent De-
frnlsn,s. Abraham and Elizabeth Foreman do sppear
here on the FIRST day Of the next Term and enter their
snpesrsnce to this suit; and that copy OF this
order be forthwith published in the rhens Gazette tor
$40 rno,ths sccess;veiy; and that smother copy be
os,ed at the front door of the Court House OF said
County. 'sS'' ,n. RI, r. p
may 23-2m tDM. l. LII, y u.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-07-07

Mr. B. will also give ,nsuiCvenl IN the above entire
new system of Short Hand, bv which, brief but IN
teresting course of Eight Lessons the pupil enabled
write with correctness and facility, either from dic
taon or lee ture. This system is used in the Bri.
ti>h Houses Of Parliament the Courts of Law, and
other principal Public Offices.
Those Ladies and Gentlemen who wish to avsil
themselves Of the opportunity of learning both. or ei-
th,r Of the above ntioned polite and necessary &C.
complishments. will do well to commence immediately,
Mr. Is. from prior engagements cannot F. ceive pu-
pills after the 18th of July.
A seec, class of Ladies meets daily at Mr.. 9's Of
6ce, from II to 2
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-07-07
NAV l7-2m
district Of Columbia,

County OF Hierdndria, oct'
APRIL Term, 1881.
John Lloyd, Complainant,
against
Peter Hall and BetIcy his wife, late
BetSey Wise, Molly Wise, VIM StNCHhNCEhf
Wise, and Samuel " Use. heirs at
law of George X Wise. deceased,
late of iiexandra, Defendants,
TyyIE Defend ,nts not having entered their appear
Z ance this suit and given security according to
tb. statute and the rules OF this Court, and II APP ear
ing 10 the satisfaction ct the Court, upon affidavit Ill
ed that the said Defendants not inhabitants OF the
District of Columbia. on The motion of the Complain
ant, by his counsel, Is ordered That the said De-
PENDANTS do appear here, before the first day OF
the next November Term of this Court, AMI answer
The bill of Comp and give security for per
forming the DEGREES of the Court; and MAT copy OF
this orIer be forthwith published in the Aiexan Ira
henjx Gazette for two months successfully, and that
another copy posted at the front door Ut tie Court
house of the said County,
Test: EDM. l. Leo u -
)un
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-07-07
SHIP NEWS.
Port OF .aLEKaADRLs. "a. c.,

ARRIVED, July 6.
Sshr. Three Sisters, Allen, Port Deposit; um-
Der.
Schr. Plough Boy, Dent. Nanjemoy; tobacco
- Gazelie, Cowan, Port Deposit; lumber.
SAILED,
Schr. Leonidas, Stetsun, Jamaica.
Schr. Betsey s. Eliza, Howes, cleared at Bos-
ton lst INST.
Schr. Estelle & Son, Smith, hence at n. York
4th instant.
Schr Virginia, Rodbird, cleared at New York
for this port 4th instant.
Sloop Harmony hence at Providence 50th ult.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-07-07
Pleasure EXcur :

>sA The Steamer CO f5t#.
Capt sam = rii,h B.. or 5.''-
sy,s.sgL.sssssty- dav, The 9h insta' pave e. eK-
X 80 If ~ ;urson Of p'ea.mrf; s';ng Georg q
town at 9, Washington at 10 snd Aieyindr'a az II
o'clock, A. N she will proceed q considerable dis
lance down the River aud return in time to land pas
engers before dark.
Passage 50 cents; children, under 10 years OF age,
half price.
Band of Music will be provided for the occasion.
jIly 6 St
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-07-07
District of C0lu,nbiM,
County Of alexandria, Set.
itotf
msy II I'm

county U HtedNtutd, oCf'
APRIL TERM, 1881.
Anthony Rhodes, administrator OH
Joseph Spear, deceased. Com
planant, SIN CHANCERY
Against
John Lynch aud Nahon SchoI-
field. Defendants
vIyiIE Defe,.s not having, entered their appear
ance to this suit. and given security according TO
the statute and he rules OF this Court and IT appear
ing to the satisfaction Of the Court, upon affidavit n.
ed that the said defendants not inhabitants OF the
District of Columbia, on the Compliments motion, 10
is ordered That The sid Defendants John Lynch and
uabion Sehol6el do appear here on or before the
first day of the next November Term Of this Court,
and apsS err the bill of the Complainant, and give Sc
curty Tor performing the DEGREES of the Courts and
that copy of this order be forthwith published i'll the
Alexandra phenix Gazette for two months successive
H. and shat another copy be posted at the front door
of tie Court hous. OF said County.
Fest: EDM. |. LEE, C. C.
NAV l7-2m
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-07-07
SALES AT AUCTION.
Valuable A0Wd0un Lana

For Sale.
WILL be sold. on the premises, On TUESDAY.
w the 2dday of.suguss mart,
AFARM, containing Four Hundred Acres Of
first rate farming and grazing LAND, nov in the pos.
session OF james Bowes is generally known that
particular description i: deemed unnecessary, but
suffice it 10 say that its advantages are desirable and
peculiar. The turnpike road leading from Bery's
Ferry to Aiexandra runs s southern boundary for
considerable distance and, in addition. there are,
within the distance Of from half mile to two and .
half miles, three valuable merchant mills. Said land
lies about FIVE miles above NiddebSg, and one mile
and half below Upperville, in healthy and agreea.
BILE neighborhood
"a The Improvements are comfortable,
NE and such as ere convenient for all the Beeesr
3Nss sary calls ola Farm large quantity of stone
S,.zssk fenceis already made on the premises. andin
addition there is suiciency ofstone to enclose tho
| whole Farm.
The terms will be-One half Of the purchase money
in hand and the balance in two equal annual payments;
for the credit payments deed Of will be requr.
ed OF the whole tract to the pay thereof
WILLIAM GIBSON,
JAMES BOWLES.
Ioudoun County, May Is, 1881.
2I-eott 81 July6swts