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Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-06-18

Another Mctamorphosis. seems from "A LET TER TO A FRIEND" from "A STATESMAN" (whom pains is taken to point out to the public as Nil Calhoun,) that this gentleman is of opinion that ' oo honest could, ,oihom dittculty, adjust the question 1.-THE TARIFF) SO as to e interests o tae oarious sections, and harmOnize tte country"
 So we find that the man who has insisted that the interests of the North have fnttened on the 0ppres- sion of the South and that nulifcation the only remedy is ready to adopt himself to the North ern interests, and teach the South dat their interests are ''mutuat! !"'
 oun perceives that he cannot persuade the Southern States that they pay the whole taxes of the country, and that he cannot bring them to make common cause under the notification flag, against the Union-there fore, he makes overture to betray the principle which he first preached, and which he first ralli ed the nullitiers He appealed to the generous thusiasm of some warm hearted friends-worked them up to his purposes and has deserted them in the hour Of trial Public sentiment has marked with reprobation his 0dous and dangerous doctrnes-he shrinks from the responsibility and leaves those whom he seduced to his side to be the sacrlfice.- What x.;u Mr McDufio aud Covornor Hamilton say to this He has carried forward his schemes upon Roderigo's capital, and has practised on the open. generous nature of Michael Cassio-all to venge himself upon the noble Moor-and now, hon. est Iago is willing to cut the throats of the two good friends whom he has used.
 l1ut what TWO honest neu ufc 'o ouJust uic qucS- ton? We would fain know that, Mir Calhoun Our reaoes we think, may one through the Wig and the other by the peep we give them through the Telescope. The truth is Mir Clay and Mir Cal houn are now ready to make new coalitions, and will not hesitate to make the different interests in the Tariff, the subject of barter. We needed no Tele- graphic despatch to tell Washington Globe.
 Extract of letter from Columbus to gentleman in Mis place-'"The Indians stealing every thing they can lay their hands on. Indeed they have be- come so bold that party of them few days since, went into MT Blackburn's yard, drew their knives, and threatened the life of Mrs B. unless she would | give them corn. Two young men in the neighbor- | hood ran to her assistance, when fight ensued, which resulted in the Indians being badly shot, and another one cut with dirk"
 | We learn that provisions in the Nation are ex- tremely scarce and hardly day passes without the Indians crossing the river and killing stock and com hitting other hefts. It is time these fellows were travelling to spot where they may make as many inroads upon Madam Natures stock, &Sc. as their laziness will permit-and no body will have the right to limit their depredatons. What are Uncle San,'s" folks doing in that quarter2 We'll tcageT sixpence they not as alert as they might be.-Aa- gusta Courier.
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-06-18
lbNn REWARD.-sTOLEN or

&zA REWARD.-5S .,sS.o UhEN o,;bsr ,;,, or ing near Marion, Perry county, Ala. on the 4th May last, Il negro fellow named CAT WOOD, about twenty-three years old, in- clned to be of yellow complexion, about five feet ten inches high, with scar on his chin, and one on his eyebrow. From the cir cumstances attending the elopement of Cat wood, am induced to believe that he was in veigled away by. slave trader, who calls himself George Triggle, from whom pur- chased him on the same day of elopement.- Said Triggle said he resided in Oglethorp county, Ga. he is of large statue, black hair, fair complexion, and about twenty-seven, years old. Twill give twenty dollars reward for the delivery of said slave to me, or for his confinement in jail so that get him again, and fifty dollars for the conviction of any per son for stealing said slave.
 BENJAMIN HOLMES.
 June g, 3w*12
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-06-18

Pursuant to previous notice, number of the ct- zens of the town of Tuscaloosa, convened in the Town ial on Monday evening the 18th instant for the purpose of providing some more efficient means for the extngulshment of Fires GEORGE N. STEWART, Esq. was called to the Chair, and W. MooDY appointed Secretary.
 The object of the meeting being stated by the Chairman the following resolutions were adopted: mediately, by which, of fire male bans of the town may act in concer under the command
 Resoiued That respectfully request the Mayor and A. dermen forthwith appoint such officers and to prescribe officers for company ofremen-eficers direct and conn mand all persons present at fire and to designate the officer
 esoired it opinion ohis meeting that the Fire Engine should be kept in order and worked by company of and strong remrnthe company be formed of such the officers thereof may approve of and be limited such number as the Mayor and Aldermen
 Resoprd That we respectfully request the Mayor and AL dermen have the fire hooks put into better condition for service; have suitable provided to make it the duty ofhe Town Marshal to keep the ladders hooks axes Re in laons for assigning all persons at re their respec-
 tive duties the of the buckets ladders and hooks, and
 Reso1ed thanks of the citizens of this be ad to Ma MEks of for their in assisting subdue the fire the 3t inst and that mittee of three persons appointed express them respectively. whereupon, Capt j. H. sommerve, w. Moody, and R. D. Bowman, were appointed said com
 Resoued That the Secretary be requested to furnish the
 Mayor and Aldermen wh copy the foregoing resolutions
 Rsoped That the procetdig ofths meeting be publish ed. GEORGE \. STEWART, Chdtrman. ". MOODY, Secretary.
 At meeting of the Citizens of the town of Tus- caloosa, on Monday evening the 18th instant, C. N STEWART, Esq. having been called to the Chair and W. MooDY appointed Secretary, the fol- lowing resolutions were unanimously adopted:
 esoed, That Patriotic American Citizens becomes us to Celebrate. in suitable manner the approaching An niversary of our National Independence
 esoued That committee of i've persons be appointed, and that auhozed generally, make such arrange for the celebration of that day. they may deem ne- cessary.
 esoired That the proceedings of this meeting he pub lshed G. N. STEWART, Chdtrman W. MOODY, Secretary
 The following gentlemen then appointed said com mitter by the chair, viz: = - . DAN'L. M. RIGGS, JAMES GUILD. VIM. R. COLGIN,
 On the same evening the Warrior Guards held a meeting to make arrangements for celebrating the approaching anniversary of independence. Capt. J. II. SoMMERvnLE was called to the chair, and Ensign A. P PFrsrER appointed secretary; where upon the following gentlemen were appointed to act jointly with the committee appointed by the citizens;
 I. R. ROLLING: T; N: VAN DYKE, c. M. CONROW, w. W. INQUIRE. F. c. ELLIS,
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-06-18
EXAMINATION.

INYHE First Annual Examination of the pu- H pills of the 1nscaioosa Fcmaie Academy will take place on Thursday and Friday the seventh and eighth of July next. The public are respectfully invited to attend
 By order of the Board of Trustees.
 iune11 A. READY, Secretary.
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-06-18

Since the great fire of Savannah in 1919, no south ern town has suffered to the extent, from the destroying element, as Fayetteville which has just been laid in runs According to the size of the two places it seems to have been even more destructive than the one in Mobile four years since. or the three presses which the town contained but one was left to tell the sad fate of the others and great Jority of its mourning citizens. The account which we publish this week. does not state the amount of property lost but various letters compute 1t a about one million of dollars, including six hundred houses.
 A great many families reduced to entire want, and the committees found it necessary to make i'm mediate exertons to procure food and raiment for the sufferers. Subscriptions are in progress to ob- tain assistance in every direction.
 That itinerant humanity which has gone abroad in search of the Hottentot the Hindoo and the barba- rous tribes of Africa, is called on to lend n helping hand to our own suffering countrymen. May the appeal from Fayetteville not be made in vain to citizens of this State Would it not be advisable for the town authorities to call meeting of its c- zens to consult the best method for afordng re- lief to the houseess families?
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-06-18

A gentleman of this city. whose lady had not made an addition to his family for five years, was recom- pensed, (says the Boston Patrot) within day or two, with three fine girls, who with the mother, are said to be doing well.
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-06-18

A. P, BAcBV has declined holding poll for rep resentave to Congress, in the middle district of the State.
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-06-18

Alarge and peculiarly constructed boat with three keels has been built at Toulon, and sent to Egypt to bring thence one of Cleopatras Needles.
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-06-18

Massachusetts Legislature was organized on the 29th nit Inthe Senate, Hon. I.everett Salon- stall was chosen President, and Charles Calhoun, Clerk. In the House, William B. Calhoun, Esq. was chosen Speaker, and Pelham w. Warren, Clerk.
 The following is the result of the election for Co., vernon and Lieutenant Governor of this State:- For Governor, LEVI LINCOLN 31 ,675, MARCUS MoR- TON 12,694 For Lieut.. Governor, THOMAS L. WINrHRoP 34,034, NATHAN WILLIS l2,257. On the 27th ut. the Legislature re-eec.ed JOSEPH SE- WALL. Treasurer, and EDWARD D. BANGS Secretary
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-06-18

The Huntsville Democrat" informs its readers, that Judge GAYLE will get overwhelming majo' rty for Governor in the Southern section of this State. We beg leave to correct him in his error.- That Mir DAVIS will get majority of the votes in South Alabama for Governor we have no sort of question. We have heard from most of the South ern countless and all the information we receive con firms us in our opinion. We understand MT DAVIS will get large majority in the North, and ifso, his election is certain Alabama Journal.
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-06-18

Harpcr's Library of Select Norcls.-The activity and enterprise of press which really reflects credit the city, is now employed in giving to the public, under the above general title, selection of all the valuable novels and romances which have been or may be issued in England this country. CYRIL THORNTON from the pen of Colonel Hamilton, form ing the 1st and 2nd number is will be- published in day or two. Of the merits of this york; which is already well known to the public, it would be su- perluous to speak. Nos. , and will consist of a new American Tale, by Pauldng, entitled the DuTcHmAN's PRESIDE" and will also shortly aP- pear previous to which, however, we flatter our selves we shall have it in power to lay speci- men of it's contents before our readers. We yen- ture nothing in asserting, that MT Paulding will be found to have retained all his vgor and origin alty.-N. Y. Enq.
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-06-18

A person named Littleton Prince, was yesterday examined before Justice Chndbourne, charged hy Mir Robert Hosby, who had followed him from Pike county, Alabama, with having stolen two slaves from that county, one of whom he has with him, and the other belonging to Mir Green Bell he says he sold on his way to this city He was committed Alabama Prince is one of the two persons tried at the presentsesson of the Supreme Court for passing spurious bills purporing to be on the Branch Bank ofthe United States at Philadelphia, but escaped by turning States evidence The negro of Mir IIosby, it appears, he had placed in his lawyers possession as security for their fee.-Sauannah Geo. June 1.
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CUBA.

lHtLAnLLPu1A, Sept. II.
BY the NcDOnough Capt. Snlih, al tina nori
NC nave been Ia, orud ~,h Havnua pnnpr
irum the 23d To the 18th uli from the l., I
OF winch We translate tue lolio9in
From HE Noiiciosd Mercantile ot .YDa. %.
Ga ihe Is h INST. violent hurricane ,n,k
place IN the prusnce u Cuba, which, from II,
great vio enee aud the damage caused, is un-
paisllslled IN the recollection OF tue ol,lss, in
habi Bnis OF The province. Some OF the wnlla
IN the Moo Castle have been zen NJ also ,br
mHgaz nes and part Of the walls IN tho hInl
IHtS Hospital, bot fortunately no lives npr,
lost, owing, no doubt, 10 the uniortun,,t.
accident having taken place from hall p,,, r.,
10 one in the morning. Seven vessels toamss
ut Usn'ioned) were wrecked IN thu ba,Lor
bfsid-s otAsts un the coast
MAN the buildings otihr city hav. suffer.
cd considerably, (ehuI ches snd dwelling hou.
-
Ia the country the spectacle presented IA
trhiy hear -rendIn Several persrns iasI Ihe,,
iises, tesides all their crops. The eff . pla,-
ta'ons have sut rrd como siderably and the
lo.s VI goods stoned, and crops in the field, !,
s.',matrd al several millions by such Ian.
eniabie catastrophe The ,hhabltan,s are thrown
IN confederation, being oppr,hcu.ne Vi n lam.
ine.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-19
F,om The Ner York Imerican, Sspl 8.
HROSTAIION

Mr.. Dnrani made his iourtn balloon ascen-
f'"h yesterday afternoon itom Cate Garden.
Al ""ii past hNe =. N. tor ntchne rose maIp,-
uchtit iCm the walls OF the Castle ant boz p
away On g"nile bretzr IN the ufrrcii,n OF
hob"ken. After attaining an elevated ueIgDt,
sh"lI Partchnl' Win a rabbit al HcArd 10
II, WAS 10 lornci Ion lie "a and tel mtJ the
river nrdI the Jersey shur,. JOS, thpn "A steam
bat happemeh To he passing. MIR. Duani dis
chafSeh some ol hiS gas aud DIES ended near
enough To ask those on board 10 pick no his
hI,lr itLo~-lrtvellrr he then, by THROWING
over qiBntily Ut haidst, once mole ascrndpd
d"d past On toward II Ckeil,aCk ~ J. la
tht Course OF The nr&i len mhts TIL p Dnau
frequently descended low enough TO sneak IN
pool' vi me roah he then gave up hts undn-
'"""s ""'tm'h', hhd wrnt straight forward,
eight miles further TO parama,. He here
'hfe" ont an snCh Il, " hiUh tell in wood but
h"a'"S tnhl u hs chme 10, he should have to
ns"r his AIRY bd,Qac Oil die top of the rrees h.
cut ms cabIe and sailed on M he found better
anchof'ge ~ an open field. II re he threw
on aho hf', aud WAS rldlng very comlol ta,ly
al a"'h IF, Wien some gentlemen came up.
anu taxing hold OF the rope, lowed the balloon
q'h''rl OF ii mtle Ia ther 10 a pub ic house
""''e we ihfepd and shIliIl terOnaut ern-
""'e" us success tai voyage. M. Uurant 10
"'oh VIC MT indebted tor tnrse particulars, has
also i"r"i'hed ue Win the loil wang obserya.
iIou.
a 81, P. NJ. when The cords were cut. the
iu' I'nomettr stood al Is aud The barometer "A,
o-oo. Al an elevations ui , go lee. the ,h, r.
40 hr'er was al % and The baromrt,r aI2S.
OF. aaer passing iiackensauk at i %. the
o"'"oh was at mn elevation OF about 3 1854 ieet,
"a "'ie rom he cart, -,he thermometer be-
'"g a. o9, aud the barometer at24 SD
ne balloon ) uDIuIlTpd i... axh;b;,..>,,
vas ~ every respect beautiful o0e, the as.
'0">ioh beihs IN every Respect successful aud
tue river a"d is shores presenting the ANNA.
eh st'eCt"tIe Vt hhndi eds OF boals ulv,ny In
.ha D "ni thousands OF Iaces op,uiueJ l.,
Toe heavens. MI. Durant eSpre,ses h,u,et,
l'o" the iathty Niln which he manage. his
o"9oo", That tue machlnr may Ue sctuali, Al err.
Ell )" very i'ght breeze, aud In spite OF all
'"e '""''e' '''' nave hitherto a,,eo led at
'e"'P's o' Tue KIND, eontemplatrs making the
tIpe' 'ment with Car conIriyed for IN. mar.
post.
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From he Cherok,e Paunir.
LIBERTY OF THE PRESS.

W. me- Threatened ~ b. blessed with Ihr in
est'mHnle privilege Of the hbertg Of the prcss
which Is guaranteed hy this republic 10 ever,
man, whether Nhue ~ red. On Thursday
morning the edi'ur Of this paper vas summon.
ed In appear before Coluucl Nelson, commau.
drI OF The GeoI ia Guard, who was then IA lh,s
place "ilh n detachment. tor the purpose OF re-
ceivtns lecture ms tn hts future conduct Ms
editor of the phpnik. we have room buI IA,
the substance OF thu lactlrr.
The Co'Ooel oOst rged 10 u. that there had
hecn great many lis. and abusive anJ hhel.
lous articles published ~ the Phnnix These
slhudrts have been directed against the stat,
ol georgia and the q. orgia Guard. Her, To.
tore they the Gua,d hid exercised forbear.
ance towards Us account (as understood
him to sn, OF Mr.. NorcrsteIs connection
with the PhBnIx, Now they had got raj of Mr.
Worcester, and we must now look ou.. lie al.
80 observed ih'i as they could not prosecute It's
! Tor libel, the only way that We could be pun.
ished would he 10 deal with us IN tneir lndIv /.
dual aud private cBpacny, 10 tie us 10 tree
and give as so"nd whipping. And Ihis assu.
reilly VIII he done It any more sldnders hre
published, lie made other remarks as To err
motives aud Intentions, but the threat 10 winch
we nave ALLUDED Is contained IA what We have
related.
Now TO cot the matter short nj IIesent, We
say, as we have heretofore sad, that we are
hoi aware OF having slandeIeu Georgia and the
" ard, ana II W. haNe, We IhIn> II ava, pnur
way indeed 10 Convince the world 81 !, nv ia.
geha"as us. lhey viii not establish thor ia
"ocfnGe by such metbod, We can assure
them. Truth has Ueea our ohlect, and truth
m0H be our object. FuTt6er-itwe cannot be
ne prosecuted Tor libel, OF winch bv the WAY,
We we're not aware heIorr aud II Col. Nelson
Is SO positive that ISLANDERS have been publish
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and WIN the p''htRt at constructing such
arms or orhnoh's OF ihe shid way as may
ne n'shea ny sal1 'ohp'S'
u htSOfttd' lhH he recommended
10 refer tue hfS Ann second resolutions 10 Il
committee oil tIGht members, aud the third
resolution 10 committee ct SIN n"mnrfs,
win d"ft'ions TO rtfori thereon respectively.
H. he'oi"a, lha' committee ct eight
m"mbtts lie directed 10 Ihephre suliaOlc ad-
hress 10 the good reople OF virginia and Ten
nessee enforcing the ad'antag esot this great
measure ct p"blle improvement.
All winch is UNANIMOUSLY adopted by this
committee, aud respectfully subm,ltrd."
Inc SAID report aud r,solutnts were upon
| Questions tut iheFeupon, agleed 10 by the
house.
Saturday, August 27th 1881.
| Mr. dachhs from ihe committee, 10 whom
was referred the LIST and I'd resolutions, ahop-
ted ON yesterday, the LIST relating Ia the trac
icabiny OF constructing a rail road from
| Iynchburg 10 knoxville The 2d 10 the amount
OF transportation and pr"ht OF the Stock.
noiue's' maue report winch Was received,
ana "pe" ms motion was laid upon the
table.
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Poland
CON- lasion NJ e lefter - the T. itor 81 the
on,nn NmniH L CHRONICLE. 'st-d
p,,,a Il. 9th 1871

Coarlas,on of 8 le,,er - The l. 'Itor Of the
Lunann Npfniag Chronicle. dHt-d
PANE Is5t 9Th. 1881.
Yes Indeed, se hayr sad hes' rom Poland :
G,.irnd win Oh zen hot defeated baud 81
tn iltoasn nd "a, n. has ben compelled Ia 'efk
t,r a. asylum ~ Prussia HAT wtetchsd
ptns,is "a h,rn by lhrs lime he - disarmsd,
aua s.ni rom the hontnrs info the in'tiof Of
he kinrdom. Paskesnseh, Irsglutr aud de-.
lerminrd suhrr 10 conquer OF die, bss crossed
The Nistuia ~ \ erk, and - marching against
Wars " with d2 loOo men and the General
ksrYneeki has passed the AZ, and Wa "a"
- - bf defended. It's come to tn Aonih
AFTER mouth has Iolird op Europe has hal
tme 10 nrgucia'p. 40 arm, aud 10 iniettf-
bur sha has satisfied bcrsrii ~tii .ighs aud Ira
yas and " ih empty bop"s aod shhllu" piomis
81. but II Poland snail become indeed
sieilm, and Warsaw shall b. reduced To aches
the pnbiic Indignation oil rance wlll he esin-
crd by more mo words 81 PETITIONS ADD VI
The Government vii not rhcu tnutrh with ihr
prnp.e the people " Al mrf,b without he Gov.
e,nnenf. Zach eou,itt from Nai,aw VIII nov
De lobke1 Tor, not "iih hope, b,t borr'f AMI
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