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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-25
DIGGES' nLEICE
Lynchhurg, April 2lst, 1881.

i'Ynchourg, April 2lst, 1881. (
Dfaui"s ct'he Grand Consolidated Lottery,
Class No, !. for 1881
SO 43 SO IA a. Is q Is 90 I,
C1mdtnalion-i3. IA, 43, Junior Capitai
sold al the Cottage in a shafe.
Drd~ns @Me Dismal Scamp Lottery Cias,
No. II, for 1881.
10 81 20 u 90 81 p 20 25
:, Como ''l,a7 %, 29-nnother young ca
Pnot' o~4sd oy person. (rssiaiug IN The touu
" LgncaJarg and State of Virgiaia) far me
pta,n,edson that no one else uouid owu IL
fdr notice IS hereby gwen thai on FRIDAY the
I'D rasf. me Dismal Scamp Lottery. No. -
drnEs IN Rthmond-cdpitai $l5, 1000, &c. and
on Saturday NE 2ad inst. the Union Canal. No.
.. dra a ~ reuadsiphid,-Gcand Capiiai IF
% 900, $4,000, oih many Other nanisoo.s
capndls-ftsse sPteudid drauinss III, hypeI
'gH drag .1doenEursrs 10 The :. Collage. -
Tckets ~ 6oih Me above mentioned sche mt,
"'oy oe Hdd az DfGGES' OFFICE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-25

ATE suUscrIber would rent out Tor the
- remainder ofthe year, u imm4dlat- ap
plica'''n he ma lie, t." following teneinents
lh' Two story House nearly Opposite the
tfanklin Hotel. recently IN tue occupancy OF
Mss Hannah Pitts.
ihe Buck Iencments. iotelv occupied by
Capt. Mtlvin Talbot, as also, me White Unnse
sdjoiainE. These Houses are sdm,rabIy c,lcu.
lated for offices, or the accommodation e
small Famnits. Also, the Two Story Horse
and Lot Lately occupied by Nj. i'm Waits.
IL my absence application To be made to
Pat lex II. Cabell, Esq. GEO. WH!TLoCk.
Ap,il2o A.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-25

,s,...a Psr.ns ant Pisc-rza.she n. nioafed
a.. A.,l besu asain haite,i N The latter g =.
SPAIN.
10 r<spondta,s efiae fadies'ssf de Bendenuf
ns.enn,. March --sse isann rus ., ','"e"' i.
i. an extrsordinsrs ccHri 7. witch In Nse'i'
- an. s.h. tI.at 81 tse O'Clock os tasi d-y'
a.. ..ho,l< II the Marine 6ssffs al se'rsm NJ
srh,oi al tie Lie 81 i..,a ssse iafsei ait,
.nl .,.elssnsed tas cssn-tisu'hs's same f"fps
~ ,ros... scat az -iast shesn had bees oal'ssd
10 sesrsai
= - a. vera. bad BEEN kllsd ~ ths
,.s..,.,e .a1 he ryfage. 1.aersl IesrJ'-. MO
-. .ffss,p h hay Of CD ia 20 C-dsE. bad
r., raela.rs~d lssnsrsfss-vnief 1t Cad 3.
,,.-.ns e,st,s "a thv Gfss 10 give 10 ns sub
,.ai.sian "a h'ea,
4, N.ar,.. ga ths d~psrsare oftts cahie,t
.-,,..,.., q .xa. salt that shs Gasstauieat lad
he.,si sf aa snsues-eten 90 S*ieaeis. snh 20
.esrraxinrr Ut La N-aehs. Ia - lrgaie O.
the Police ~ Inn ~, "a pat eeil1fmso 'as
ar~s.
49,, --.t.raal .lsss ., s'ss lie OF Lser. ~hich
800 -. hee.,sns aew for the ,hHd lac
oracle IL Sp.assh lib Ety.
Tn S.,an,sh Cousai At Bsyonae has receised
.1rsaatehes ~stcA easah ~ 90 great measure
,he psvcsdlns ne-s sat ~ adds that al sili
be pal se~ b .he troops OF General 0nesa.
4. he wishes no deah', 20 speak OF h. hfa
s,s4nraostsa a, Cadiz 90 iie 81 Of March, hui
~hsrh s-s. eel d. teoy III. result Of 'oe seeoad,
.h., tosA place OF tn day sns hour where
IN. ss.sstltuiiun VI The Coftss sas proclaimed
~ the lac # Leon.
In. Eagl'.h Anhssssdor slsia nj Bayonne
on ,hr night ofihe 10Th o. aith hs ~as on
h,sssy lsr.n Madrid 10 London Every ~hefe
a. nj the had
beea recsiseJ with Tie most lively JOY.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-25

TN PURSUANCE of a decree of III, -.
- tags Court OF Lvnchbury. pronounced AZ
November court. 1929, IN the case of Thomas
H. noo4fts, adpr. OF Geo. w. Roberts. decd.
ann IA ms own right, against Robert l.. Park a.
Ia'hafme his WIFE, will be sold on the prem.
yes. on Saturday, the 27tn day OF Nav neat, il
,s''' ou' u NOT the next fair day thereafter.
o""''ys excepted. for cash. 275 fee, OF ground
on 90 street, near Saeed's \. Coles lots
April 20 -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-25

A public dnner was given 10 Commodore
BAINBRlDGk, al the Man.ion House Hotel,
Pnilaielphm. on Thursday last. Peter 5. Du.
poHctdh, ESQ presided. ASST ted bv General r.
Patterson. and j. p. WsiherM, Esp About
one hundred gentltmen, wnaout distinction OF
party, partook OF the dinner, which was gwen
~ mark OF p rsonal regard and respec, Tor
The private "o tn aud distinguished public SER
wees OF he gallant ComnDdorp
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-25

Jos ph g. M-'che', editor Of lhs Chillico he
(onio) Evening P9s' Ga violent Jackson paper)
has recently been convicted OF " stabblng via
intent to m+m' Capt. J L. W0adsids, "A les
pectabl. citizen, aud brother Jscksonlaa, OF
that Town, by which ASSAULT, besides. other ia
JIn'rIes. the right hand OF M. " oodsiJc IS said
20 have been rendered useless tor lite and
sentenced TO three years Imprisonment al hard
labor ia the penieniiary of OUlo.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-25

t;SfollCE -Doc'or McElhn-y placed a
Az number Of bonds in toy hands for col
lection, some of which are NOW due h ne tue
debtors NJ make prompt payment, IS am noi
auIhori.ed 10 give in Inlgenct,
ABR HAM {. SHELTON.
April 25 Wv
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-25

The Federni Uaion OF April J, paper pub
shed At MtlIedgesiIIe. aud beiong,ns TO tho
Vice Presidents division OF . the Republican
party contain, the foilosiag announcement !:
" We feel ourselves inI, au'h1rizsd ia say
ing tina, vi. CALupUs viii not be candidate
for the Presidency"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-25

Er. Pr.;dent Monroe-fhe public will be
gtstif d 10 learn, that the accounting officers
at Washington have passed upon the accounts
# this vafetao statesman, and have allowed
him 1900 dollars--lhe full amount Of what
tive iaie Act Of Congress had permitted them
To sdni' The money was 10 have been trans
mitied on Thursday last in u draft upon the
Bank oil The United States al Nav York,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-25
DO LIE ) IIG.
RICHMOND. April 10.

RcHaosp. Apr 10.
W. understood. that Major Edmund Chris
tan af this conntg. has been appointed Nv the
Pre.ident. the Marshal Tor the East IN District
Of Virginia. in ths place of neral Pegram,
deceased. Compiler.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-25

.MunlIcencs APPLETON. ESQ. ot
Boso'. tecen y made Il DONATION OF oae thou
sand dollars to TIT As, Ium tor indisen, boy.
in that CITY.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-25

Judge MILAN, OF the Supreme Court has
declined public dinner tenherPd to him by
nunher Of the citizens of Pbiad lphis, AS \
mark Of tieu respect for his personal merits &
publis services. The reply of The Judge to the
tier of invitation Oils a column Of the Phila-
defphia Sentinel. and concludes as follows;
4" In conclusion perm I me 10 say, that cir
enmstances conn,ct- WIN my Off III Citations
TO Ahe cuautry, 1uId q EN- TO require, hat
should forsgo the great pleasure which an
ceptancr OF your invitation woali afford me.
Whist yielding to this impression, suffer me 10
offer you my cordial thanks for your k,odne-s,
and TO observe, IA It Sha ! cherish Iecolec-
ton Of your favorable opiaion, with grau6'
cation which can ony 10 limited by cony,c
ton thai yoa place too hi II an climate GA my
pubic services and personal merits"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-25

Young man, moi twenty years Of ago, Of re-
spectacle parents has been arrested IA George
towu for breaking Open ard Tobbing Ia. lfcr
ri canal contractor OF several hund, ed dollar'.
The money WIS found sewed up III the collar OF
his coal, and he subsequently, confessed his
gtII.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-25

The Norfolk Herald says, that those Jour-
nails who pr 'nonnce Mr.. CLAY politically d.
iunci, Will they Soumd the alarm a the bare
mention of his name, rem,ad Que of Fathdf's
dread Of the slam iiolspur: " A plague %
THIS gunpo Nder Percy, lm afraid OF him though
he DC dead"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-25
ey,,IlaTre FROM ENGLAND.


Tn. racket ship Geare. Canning, At New
York from Liverpool. brings f.ondon pnpers 10
the 23J aud Livrrpo Ito The st,h March, both
,cclnsive Out ouespondent- OF the New
yoyk l,axe,ie. Mercsniile Advertiser and Stan
d.,d have transmitted us pioof,,irs FROM
which az cory the following interesting inteL
liscnee.
Nv this arrival the mol important item from
Eaelsnd IL, that Lord John Russell. Reform
R,Ii pnsSed 10 y second reading IN the House Df
,,ommons 40 The 2el March. by majority Of
.,,iu ou,. TIL. ~as a subject ~ all engrossing
io,e,s,i IN England lhtoug hout every class
az the British public. the immense number oi
p,t,t,ons presented Tor a. Mgaf ~ The Bill prove
now much alive IN. people were on this qae.-
,,on--,he attendance OF the members on thu
night of The vnts sho" eonelusisely that the
advocates aud opponents OF the Bfll hal mus
,sred, h.,s iotces IN sll Thur strength. Inc
LANDAU Herald OF the 23d March, says:
Ins attendance oi Members IN lie House OF
Comuous last niR ht exceeded any thing on re-
cord The largest steods1ce on any former
,eeasion. ~ knosn by DIVISION, MAS Ia u
rn,n,n,,,.e wu,n th.re we're present 8 81 mem
her. Las, nigb's attendance VAS ~ follows.
The uslnLer announced on he Division make
603
The TelleIs were 4
Tb Speaker
Sir pair retired l.
lnayahd nsnners Who did nat vote, in
.oaselirncr. u Was SAID OF the Min.
istefs' cou6 jrncs ia their numbers. but
abs were ia attendance IN AN adJOn-
ing room
Member locked oui I'VE belieye) /
II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-25

we await with great anxiety the arrival of farther
adVlces from Europe. We have now before US, va
doubt not, the prologue ofan eyentful age1yi and It's
end, we beliVe, will be tho contamination ofths bright
est hopes of the most sauguue phiIantlropists-a
tho ugh, TO obtain that end many Of earts best and
bravest spirits" viii be subjected hafdshp tolls aud
death "Tle blood Of the martyrs is the seed Of The
'hurch-snd IT il ONLY by the blood OF patriots that tho
universal Temple of Liberty be cemened-iiy that
blood nal be cenented and 6xed On basIs Is duaDs
Tine
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Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-12-03
FOR THE INTELLIGESCER.

Amid the of now in town,
 a are h none sI %t S" hs m
 sorted old Sos stand last Friday evening" to witness the performance u the grand historical play of Wm. Tell The house was well filled at an early hour all impaenty wait
 ing for the commencement of the play The curtain rose was warmly received His noble figure fine actions aud
 strong distinct delivery of speec soon preposessed me m audience Notwithstanding the very cospicuous and inn portant of the character he was to sustan and the in that play yet acknowledge my gradeaton, perceiv ng how admirably he acquitted himself throughout the with the occason and Hero of switzer
 land moved through with superior dignity of manner rmness of speech and with independence of harsptng critic might possibly have detected some alteration of trait in Mir Smiths performances but then
 eve the whole audience with ysel highly gratiied with the general of his performance. At least the uniyersa shouts ofappaus indicated such conclusion MT city of mind, when fully maued shine upon the stage
 My object in writing this pieee is not to examine the d- who appeared upon the sage but give the public an idea of the general manner ill which the company performs Miss Carter appeared in the character of Albert
 Tells son. and she evidently evnced in her performances
 capacity for the Her conceptions of the true nature she applied then with happy effect Mrs Carter Emma
 the wife of Te also merted much praise by her manner of voice. We could see in her. strong emotions arising from distresed obedient and sympathetic wife, and an anxious mother Indeed it would swell this piece unuabe length, to give each and character of the companya due proportion of merit Yet cannot seemed quite home, and also Mrs Smith, who breated forth with almost superhuan voice. the sweetest strains, comin through the rye.' IL truly, Mir Edi tor rich reward for long walk and the price of ticket, merely hear the almost unrvaled melfuous of this admirable lady, she stands before you in all her ovelness. She evidently superior singer and as actress far
 could perceive, she aequit fadmirably The compa ny of the respectable kint and giving variety the innocent and beneficial amusements of fuscaoosa the acquisition should be well appreciated and Old Sol cx,en sively patronized.
 The peomance upon the stage, when properly conduct ed presents happy variety in the dull tedious of monotonous life There il is behold the spendor of eo quence the gacefuness of manners force of senti rnent and the exhibition Of the best of morals Virtue and vice, with all their different trains ofconsequencos, held up view, in their just and natural colors correct deberation of their different and various shades is phaeaIy impressed upon the mind well calculated to excite disgust and horror for the and an nestmabe desire for the other -i -r ,,,.s- PLATO,
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-12-03
ROOK-BEMDRMR
FERRY TO RENT.

NN the 24th instant, at Barber's Corner, 0 y Main street, will be let to the highest bidder, for one year, the FERRY recently established on the Warrior river, north of the State Capitol. Likewise, will be hired va luablc House Servant, an excellent Seam stress and Pastry Cook.
 Also, will be disposed of at private sale all the parcels or lots of LAND known by the following numbers, on one and two year. credit, to wit:
 No St Stephens Dist. sw l, s. 12 T. F, R.
 249 St Stephens Dist SE |, s. 36, T. l9 R. 3, East.
 25l St Stephens Dist SW I, s. 36 T. 10, k. 3, East. Stephens Dist. WI NEi, S. l5 T. IT, R. 1, E. 24o5 Cahawba Dist. Ei NW4, S. 22, T. 14, R. 5, E. 24o6 cahawba Dist. WI, sE4, $ 32, T 22, Rs, E.
 24o7 cahawba Dist sEi, l7, T l9, R 5, E..
 2oI5 Tuscaloosa Dist. Fl, NEl, 35, T 20, R r, W. Ao4o Tuscaloosa Dist. ], NH, B. T 22, R. 10, W 4o4i Tuscaloosa Dist. Ek, NW4, s 8, T22, K 1o,W 4343 Tuscaloosa Dist. Fl, SW4, H, T. g, k 10, W. 435O Tuscaloosa Dist w, SW9, S4, T p, 1o W. 1859 Tuscaloosa Dist VI, WI, 20, T 22, Rl5 W. 4ol2 Tuscaloosa Dist. E., NEt, IT, T 22, R15, ": 5275 Tuscaloosa Dist. WI, NE4, 12, T 24, R 6, E. 5olo Tuscaloosa Dist. wi, NWi, ', Y 22, R l, W. 4342 Tuscaloosa Dist WI, SEa, l7, T 23, 10, ". 39i4 Cahavha Dist Fl, NW4, 10, T 20, R7,E
 3936 Cahaw ba Dist. Fl, NEi, 30, T 20, R E.
 3937 Cahawba Dist. WI, NE4, 30, T 20, ', F.
 3o39 Cahawba Dist WI, SW4, 30, T 20, ', F..
 S955 Cahawba Dist. Fl, SWi, Io T2l. ?, E.
 3o57 Cahawba Dist. w NEi, 30, T2l, R7 E.
 so5s Cahawba Dist. El, NEl, 3o T2l,R RYE
 3959 Cahawba Dist VI, SEt, 10, T 2l, R F.
 4I37 cahawba Dist Fl, sw4, s 4, T2l, RIP F.
 4l3S Cahawba Dist. VI, SWi, 4, T 2l, R 12 E.
 4I4l Cahawba Dist. W ], SWi, 9, T 21, R l2 F.. Apply to NANCY .. MARK, dec3 36 Erecutrix ofthe Estate ef Wn.M Marr, decd
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-12-03
JAMES B. CLARK,
ATTORNEY AT LA

dTIUKNET Y H I LHW, EHAS removed from CENTREvILLE, Blob N county, and settled in CAHAWBA, with the intention ot devoting himself exclu- sivelv to his profession. He intends to prac- tise in the Circuit Courts of Dallas, Autauga, Shelby, Bibb, Perry, Marengo, Wilcox and Lowndes, and in the County Courts of Dallas Wilcox, Perry, Bibb and Shelby. He will also regularly attend the Supreme Court.
 His office for the present is an upper room in Crocherons Rozv, immediately over the one occupied by Dr P. ". HERBERT, the same lately occupied by U. G. MITCHELL, Esq. as Receivers Office. deeS 12m56
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-12-03
BOOT A ND SHOE
 MANUFACTORY.

TENHE subscribers, grateful for past f,vors, H would inform the ladies and gentlemen. of Tuscaloosa, and the public in general, that they have just received in addition to their for mer stock, a large and fashionable assortment of BOOTS and SHOES, among which are Ladies' WaterproofLasting BOOTS and SHOES,
 do. Bronze, Kid and Morocco SLIPPERS,
 do. Sea-green and Black Kid do.
 do. Fuand Quarter Boots Shoes and Slippers
 do. Leather Boots, Brogans and Walking Shoes
 do. Sealskin Slippers,
 Gentemens Boots and Shoes ofeyery description Boys Misses and Children's Boots and Shoes of
 every variety. s.
 As formerly, they still have a good assort- ment of work manufactured in Tuscaloosa, under rtheirimmediate superintendance, which they know to be good among which are handsome assortment of gentlemen's OVER SHOES.
 They have likewise received large assort- ment of LEATHER, which will enable them to make every description of work to the or der of those who may favor them with their measures: All orders from a distance will be thankfully received and punctualy attended to. 155-We would particularly recommend to the lovers of dry feet our Waterproof Boots.
 dec3 36 FOSTER & CONROW:
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-12-03
WATCHES AND JEWELRY.

H UST received on consignment, large ep and splendid assortment of JENVELRY and WATCHES, among which are,
 Fine Gold Patent Lever WATCHES.
 Full jeweled and plain Lever dc.
 Fine gold Seals, Chains and Keys, a varie- ty of patterns,
 Fineton MUSIC BOXES,
 Fiagrec Ear-rings, Breast-pihs and Ndbbs, Superior Cut Coral Ear-rings,
 Pearl, Paste and Jet Earrings Fihger-ring and Breast-pins,
 Gold, Jet and Plated Lockets,
 SpectacIes, Barrel Clasps, Drks,
 Pencil Cases, Tooth Picks, Tooth Brushess, And variety of other articles inthe Jewelry line, which will be offered for sale on better terms than ever was sold in this or any other place in the Southern States.
 dcc3 36 JOHN w. RIVERS.
 NE. Every description of Watch work, Silver-work and Jewelly, made and repaired at the shortest notice, and ina neat and dur a. ble style. J. w.
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-12-03
IN SENATE,

Fridau. Nov 25.-The Senate met pursuant to ad- journment.
 MT CoopwooD presented the following resolution:
 Resolped That the Judiciary Committee be instruct ed to inquire into the expediency of regulating the Ju dietary of this State, by confning the several Circuit Judges to their circuits unless they alternate of their own accord through choice; and to abolish the COun ty Courts so far regards their common law Jurls- diction and providing for three terms or the Circuit Court in each county annually and reducing the salaries of Circuit Court Judges hereafter to be elect ed. in proportion 10 the diminution of their present labor; and to provide for Solicitor in each county throughout the State, whose duty it shall be to at tend to the county business.
 MT PICKETT introduced bill to increase the capital stock of the bank of the State.
 MT ANDERSON introduced a bill to reduce the sala- ries of Circuit Court Judges in certain cases.
 MT HOGAN introduced bill, having for its object the appointment of committee to inquire II the State Printers have performed their duty according to law.
 Satuydau, Nor. 27th-Petitions, &c. pre- scented by Mir HOGAN and PICKETT, and referred to appropriate committees. rMr WA1THA1L introduced bill to fix the time of ,conyening the legislature of Alabama and to limit .the sessions thereof read and ordered to second 4readng.
 Resolutions ,ocre offered: By MT. HOGAN, for in 4quiry into the expediency of altering the Charter ot athe State Bank; proposnga change Tn tne time oi
 
 mation from the President of the Board of Internal Improvement in relation to the practicabilitv of i'm proving the navigation ofthe Coosa river and ofcon- meeting it by canal or rail road with the waters of the Tennessee, Sc.: By MT MoRros, for inquiring into the expediency of reducing into one law the several acts concerningt the fees of Attorneys Clerks Sheritfs, Constables, &c; severally adopted.
 This day the Senate convened in the Representa- tive Hall for the purpose Ofre-electing Solicitor of the seventh Judicial circuit.
 MT JAMES DAVIS and RUFUs K. ANDERSON were mt in nomination, Mir DAVIS received 52 votes, Mir ANDERSON 39. MT DAVIS was therefore elected.
 At l2 o'clock the Senate was convened in the Hall ofthe House of Representatives to witness the Inauguration of the Governor
 His Exceency JOHN GAYLE appeared, accompa- -nied by Gov s. MooRE the Rev. Doctors WooDs and CUNNINGHAM and tho committee on the part of the Senate and the House. nO
 After prayer by Dr. WooDs, Mir GAYLE delivered his inaugural address, and took the paths of office. . Monday Nor. 28th.-Petitions presented.-By MT HOGAN that of a number of the citizens of Mobile. praying the legislature to establish four Mechanics in the city as a committee of reference, &c By Mir PERRY that of large number of the citizens of Da las county favorable to the establishment of Bank iu the city of Mobile, to be called the Planters