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Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-12-03

We call the especial attention of the Inquirer to the two pieses we select below the one from the Globe of the 1lth ult. and the other from the Ma good setoa' to the anathemas which appeared in that pious print ,gaInst Mir Van Buren, soon after he left the cabinet.
 He was then the reputed author of all the troubles in the national councils, and was compared to Polig mac, the base French Minister of Charles X. Nor was Judge Smith, of South Carolina considered much better we have lately learnt from the same dispenser Of jusce,w once sat in judgement upon his case Throwing aside all his animosities against some others for time, he turns pale and becomes hysterica athe nomination of that gentleman for the Vice Presidency. And what substitute is proposedl and where is the nomination to come from? He answers the question himself and insists upon the Baltimore convention as the only proper place. It may be well enough here to state, that the Baltimore convention which is to set this month, has been got up by the friends of Mir Clay, and those who are to assist him in perlectlng his miscalled American System. That MT Calhoun will finally amagamate with that party, is obvious to the intelligent reader who pays any attention to passing events The inn mense distance 10 which he has wandered from the Republican vineyard, has so alienated his former friends in the south, that he will find it much easier to take up with his restrictive theory of 1s234 and to side with inc strongest party which will admit him in their councils. The bait has been thrown out, and many of the eastern papers which denounced his doc trines so roundIy last year. are explaining away his heresies and coaxing him over to the household of Daniel. MT Calhoun has sagacity enough to that he cannot any longer keep company with the Presi- dents friends and is too much of lattudenaran to refuse good bargain, even should it come from the Baltimore convention. It requires but one step to get back 10 hls restrictive embargo notions of 1824 and away he sails before the wind, the lavorite of Pennsylvania and the partner of Daniel Webster.- The conscientious supporters of the present admi- nisraion, the real opponents of the tariff, may be speedily known n this State by the part they take in the nomination of Vice. President, no matter how they may clamor about the Coosa Canal or the twen- ty-fith section of the judiciary act
 Flor the Benefit cf the Inquirer.]
 What had Mir Buren done in February, lS2s to de- the treatment which have eXposed1 What has he done more recent public attacks Noihng-abso- luely nothing not his advocates for any ing but justice requires say that he has always been thful to his party always honest and efficient in the discharge of his public duties Those who have done little else, for the last three year than and put in execution cret plots destroy hm, have shgmaLed m as hh m trgutr but it now well understood that it has been mere hnesse 10 du pcy and management. What particle of evidence has been produced against hm What
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-12-03

The Louisiana Advertiser of the 22nd ult satts that the poncros subject discussing ivngstons code of criminal law, which has made much noise ill the world for years past, will come ths winter the Legislature and that the different champions of the LOngrobe bucking their armor for the contest
 TLl" is-sna a- -r, ,Is,, York; has prevailed in almost all the counties heard from. If our neghbo of the Inquirer keeps the t such lament able news will send him into mourning
 petition assigning m Savannah, praying the Legislature of Georgia to ban funds company sufficient bridge the river short distance above the city, direct communication with Charleston The river is less than half mh in wdlh and the estimated put down at fifty thousald dollars
 The revised edition of Marshals Life of Washington been placed in the hands of Cary Lea of Philadelphia, and will shory make its appearance. It has been much abridged by the Chief Justice himself and many inaccuracies corrected. Atheeay colonial history of the U. is be excluded, and the work reduced volumes of the former size
 Judge Smit is candidate for the Senate of South Caroli- from the York District, with encouraging prospects Of success
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-12-03
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,

UVHAT on the 12th day of OctoberIlast,
 letters of Administration were duly gran ted to me on the estate of Samuel M'grory, late of Tuscaloosa deceased, by the I9onora- ble the Judge of the County Court ofTusca- loosa county. All persons are, therfore, re- quired to present their claims agaiDst said es- tate, duly authenticated, within the time pre- scribed by law, or they will be bsrred.
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Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-12-03
OF ALABAMA, SHELBY CouN-
dec. 8 6w36.

GTATE OF ALABAMA, SHELBY CoUN- S TY.-Crcun Court, .N6v. term, 1SS1.- JESSE C. ROBERTS US. ROBERT R. Moss.- Bill for discopery.-This day eame the plaintiff, by his attorney, and it a'pear,ng 10 the satisfaction of the Court thS the deIen- dant is not an inhabitant of thi otate, N is' therefore, considered by the 1our., ula1 n, pup lcation be made in the Aoana AiJ 1'a'e ;u Tnsoa ., ligencer, newspaper i'uoilsheu II, .a,';s;,c IsS the e9 defendant to appear at the next term of this @ Conr, at q rdrt to be held at inc court house @ in Shelby county, on the fifth Monday, after inc fnn,hi Monday in March next, and answer % said oll, or the same will be taken as confessed. A true copy,
 ~ TEST. JW! SMITH, Ck. dec 5. 4w36.
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-12-03

The Inaugural Address of Governor Gayle will be found columns to-day, which will be read with deep interest by fellow citizens inasmuc may be considered the landmarks of the policy which he will pursue during his administration of our State Government With n portion of the address well pleased, but y Id that part which sanctions appropriations by the General Government for purposes of Internal Improvements
 reference contemplated Coosa Canal Wentendod
 review of the address in this weeks paper but press of other has prevented from doing until week
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-12-03
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING.
D. KBEN.AM.


 (Opposiie he State Bdnk,) MH AS just received, a large and splendid n B assortment of NEW and FASHiONA- BILE CLOTHING, comprising every article in the dress line, such as
 DRESS COATS,
 FROCK COATS,
 PANTALOONS,
 VESTS. .
 OVER COATS,
 CLOAKS First quality black Hats, Suspenders, first rate Linen Shirts, Stocks, Cravats, Hosiery, S<c. &c. Also.".A good assortment of NEGRO CLOTHING. The above articles were made to order in New York, of the best materials, and in the most fashionable style. His friends and the public are invited to call and examine this assortment, which he will dispose of at reduced hrices. NIB. Black Leather Trunks for sale. 7uScaiooSd, .Nop. 26, 1881. 36
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-12-03

Hon. JoAB LAwIER Thursday last elected one of the Trustees of the University the Third Judicial Dis riet supply the vacancy occaone by resignation o the Hon. Samuel w. Afardis.
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-12-03
JUST RECEIVED. AT THE BAMK CoFFEE-HoUSE,

JUST RECEIVED. AT THE BANK CoFFEE-HoUSE,
 1he .folloTving articles, piz: SUPERIOR LIQUORS, such as E9 Old Cognac BRANDY
 Holland GIN
 Jamaica RUM
 Old NlonongaheIa WIIISKEY Madeira WINE
 Old lish WHISKEY
 Fresh LEMONS
 LIME JUICE
 STOUGHT0N'S BPTTERS CHAMPAGNE
 CRACKERS
 CHEESE
 ALMONDS
 Scotch HERRING
 Irish POTATOES With a great variety of Cortlials, Chewing and Smoking Tobacco, Macaboy and Rappec Snuff, Spanish Segars, &c. Slc. S1c. The above articles are superior to any in the place--all those fond of high life, &c.- Will please WALK IN. DIcais and ReiiSheS to be had at all hours. dec. 3, 36tf s. GATES.
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-12-03
THE INTELLFGENCER,
sATURDAY, DECEMBEE 3. 1ss1.

We compelled for of room postpone till week. the debate MT Takers resouton appoint mittee on State and Federal Relations.
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-12-03

ELECTION OF STATE PRINTER.-ON Wednesday last the two Houses assembled in the Representative Hall at ocoek for the purpose of elcctng State Printer for theensung twelve months The for Walker 43-Wiey, MGuire & Henry 42-Robinson & Hampton c.. No one having received majority of the whole number of votes the Houses proceeded ballot second time, bnson K Hampton having been withdrawn when the stood thus For Wiley, MGure S Henry 47-E Walker 44.
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-12-03

INAUGURATION OF THE GOvERNoR.-On sa-
 rday the 26h lnsant pursuance of previous arrange the members of the Senate and House assembled in the Representative Hall for the purpose of witnessing the ceremony of nauguratng the Governor elect His Excel ency escorted from his quarters the Capitol by the Warrior Guards, commaded by Captain Sommeryilc. He entered the Hall accompaned by the Committee of Arrange ments, and Dr A. Woods, President of the University who oiciaed Chaplain. The Guards took their in the of the Bar of the House. their beautiful stand of Coos displayed within the door of the a directly in front of the Speaker Chair. The ceremonies introduced by n so emn and impressive prayer by pr Wood after which the elect delivered his inaugural address in his usual tcitous manner, which listened to with the pro- found attention The address being ended, the oas of of
 flee administered by the Honorable James Penn Speak. of the House of Representatives, which severay subscribed by the Governor
 His Exceency, John Gayle, then announced by the Speaker, of the State of Alabama for years and until his should be installed The proceed ngs throughout of solemn and impressive cha racter. It is worthy of remark, that notwithstanding the inomency of the day the Hall gaced by the prsenee of number of our Ladies' which added much the interest of the occasion.
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-12-03
JUST RECEIVED,

9 kS sS 1T ahSs R-&1 V aAd ih V A1 a& A T the Maksheare CoGee- House, by re- f& centarrlvaTs, a choice selection of Wines, Liquors, and Cordiafs, which, with his for mer stock, comprise the following articles: Madeira, Champaigne, and Lisbon Wines,' Cognac and Peach Brandy, Irish and Monongahcla Whiskey, Holland Gin and Cherry Bounce Annisctte and Noyau Cordial, Peach Preserves,
 Spanish and Bagdad Segars, Fresh Oranges and Lemons, Pine Apple Cheese,
 Scotch Herring and Picked Oysters, Smoking Tobacco. The above articles, if not superior, are in nowise inferior to any in town. The patrons and friends of the Shakespeare Coffee House are invited to call, try, and prove.
 J. K. PIERCE. N. B. S.NACKS, RELISHES, Jc. at the shortest nl:ice. J.K. dec 5 36tf
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-12-03

JAMES DAVIS, Esq. Saturday last eectedby the Legislature, Solicitor of the seventh judicial circuit
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-12-03
JNO. RICHARDSON & SON.
REMOVAL.

THVHE subscriber respectfully informs his "a friends and the public generally, that he has removed from his old residence to the rooms over Mir Woodruff's Book Store, Gen. trance by the gateway adjoining,) where he will pursue as heretofore, the business of
 BOOR-BEMD EMR
 in all its varieties, and hopes by strict atten- tion to meet continuance of public patronage.
 dcc3 6wS6 B. BALDWIN.
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-12-03

SUPREME COURT BILI.-Yesterday the Senate had under deraton the bill providing for the establishment of separate Supreme Court in this State. The debate opened by the Honorable JAMES JACKSON, President of the Sena in opposition to the bi in speech of much power. He followed by MT ERWIN of Greene, in favor of the bill who discussed the question masery and eloquent manner, and demonstrated by orcble arguments the necessity why the bill should be passed the present session of the Legislature. The debate will be coanued to-day
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-12-03

STATE RoADS.-on the 5oth, MT Mckinley introduced
 bill authorizing the construction of road leading from Tusca via Huntsville tie Tennessee line in the drec- ton of Nashville; also road leading from Tuscaloo Perry Court House, Selma and Montgomery the Georgia lne in he direction of Mledg,ville, which read first time ordered to n second reading.
 MT MKinley stated, there fund of 70 SsO in the U Suites Treasury, created by the per Public Lands in this Sate which had been appropriated for the construction of Roads, within territorial limits So that should this bill become law, the fund subject draft. This will doubtless be gratifying intelligence enterprisig mail contractors and citizens generally
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-03
MR. VAN RuREN


The course which many are pur.uing towards this
gentleman, 10 one which cannot be justified His
enemies have thought fit call him an intriguer; and
many Of those who have heretofore been accounted
Of the party with himself, ere joining 10 the
ery without shadow Of proof, they insist up
on IL that ME-. Van Buren, IL al the bottom Of the
controversy between the President and Vice President
This grave charge is made merely because Mr.. Ham.
iIlon happens TO DO friend Of Mr.. Van Buren,. IL
NJ. Van Buren, any other man 10 be made aDswera-
BILE for the acts OF his ifiendsi What would have
bseome Of General Jackson, II this severe rule oil
ethics had been applied to himl Would he not have
been literally overwhelmed by the indiscretions oil
bis friendsl--Are there MT several constructions
equally reasonable, which may be pat upon this
Hamilton desired a reconciliation Of General Jack.
500 and Mr.. Cav foEdl Or, might not infer that
be desired 10 vindea,e General Jackson before The
patton. from the charge OF having incurred the cen.
OF any OF the members Of Mr.. Monroe's cabinet
fer his course 10 the Seminole war; Would II not be
equally tF TO conclude that either or both Of these
influenced Mr.. Hamilton 10 originating
this correspondence, as 10 take the other groundihs
II is base plot 10 undermine Mr.. Calhoun, and iha
NJ. Van Buren, 10 Al thu bottom Of II! What motv,
could the friends OF Mr.. Van Buren, have had in m,
year 1927 10 irjure Mr. Calhoun, either with Gene
sal Jaeksop or the nation: No one dreamed at tina
time, that these gentlemen were 10 IN collision
The object OF the supporters Of General Jackson was
TO secure his election. No rational friend Of his at tina
crisis, could have desired 10 produce rupture between
the President and Mr.. Calhoun, aud thus make Mr.
seeeder from The ranks Of the republican party. Tina
party, IL TO be hoped will stand united; Tor divide,
we must fall Let select the iilustsous statesman
and patriot now Al the head Of tho Government, en-,
10 1886, when about 70 elect new incumbent, let GU
motto De de'vv dtgntort. To Mr.. Calhoun, on III
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-03
CONTRADICTIONS
THE CORRESPO.NDE- AcrE

oThoush m,y, for the presen the CORES,
pspdspcs yet pspsr Enthusiastically open Others. u either
side, who msy wish to spssgsd 10 the discussion.
I" The Book."--Is not This speculation Of ME-. Cal.
bos,ns LATE production very exceptionally ~ there
be not profanity 10 IT, there surely 10 supsbIe levi,y
10 90 degrading tho term hitherto empbsieaIy sppro.
prissed 70 the sacred volume. have read the book
however, must 90 call u 10 be understood, with no
ineoDsdersble interest; but not secouni OF the sin
gle point Of controversy between General Jackson sod
Mr.. Calhoun That point was ia ly settled IN my mind
without reading the book; 6rs OF s from knowledge
Of the parties At issue, and seeoDdarily, from thou
sand soateral Circumstances too tedious and uopeess
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-03
.ubise q soodIy nunbsr q u. nen lend.. would

THY do but purpose TO suba,k With thee,
On the smooth surface Of sumussr's zee,
bMw'll forsk. the ship aud eek the shore,
whsath winds whistle aud the tsuspsse roar.
FIAT JUSrlTlA.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-03
APPEAL COURT We. SUPREME CoIIRT !

We understand that Robert S,s.srd, Esq +, the u
s. Attorney Tor this District, sent his reign alton
that Office to Washington, 10 the course OF the lac
week-We have not heard Of the sppoin,me mt Of hi
Successor.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-03

We are authorised to announce Fleming b. Mile
Esq Of Botctourt Candidate for the Compression,
District composed Of the counties Of Montgomery 30
tetourt, Sc, &c.
We are also authorised 10 say that Wm p. Taylor q
Caroline, will not candidate at the next cleo ion
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-03

Letters from W sshng,on state, that William 8 A,
cher Esq Member Of from visginls. Il spc he
of ~ the successor to Mr. Randoiph-when that ger
tsman returns homs.Runosi Is busy In dsvisine OH,
ehangcs. both In our Foreign Relations aud In m
Cabfnet-Bus, n present, every thing Il vaSu. ,u o
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-03

The order OF the day was then taken Up, and the
House proceeded 10 committee Of tho Whole Mr. Ma.
son Of Frederick In The Chsir1 to consider the bill 10
'sbiih Superior Courts Of Law snd Chspcery in the
counties and certain corporations 10 this Common
Mr.. Leigh addressed the House 10 continuation sl
DIS rsmssks commenced yesterday.
The question being then taken on hs eDdmept pro.
posed yesterday by Mr.. Christian II was decided In
the negaiive--syes 40, noes SO
On motion Of Mr.. Leigh, tho bill was amended BY
inserting at the end Of the 10Th section the following
Proviso:
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-09-29
DIED.

In New-PrestoD. Mr Nathan Gootseil, aged 60. ID In Orange Mr William E. Russell to Miss Susan, M !" stafSrd, Miss Sarah c. Baker, 1s, daughter of In Canton, Mir Edwin Case, l9, son of Capt. Non,
 In w-Haven, Mir William Thompson, 42
 In Mddletown, Mrs Harriet Adkins, 49, wife ofAfr
 ln Hartford, Miss Maria H. Corning IS. daughter ofMr George Corning: Mrs AIeaihea Camp, 90.
 In Canaan, on the 18th inst. Jabex BrewsieF, Esq. lord, to Miss Marcia F. Robinson. AN,
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-09-29

rot'es;-Yesterday morning a tall, robust looking kentuckian named jerolomah Me Key. was brought to the police office in a mosL onstTePorous condition. He had seat
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-09-29

s an01 the lnsurgents.-The Court of H,"ahs Hn""'hampton County. says the Norfolk (Va.) tr;aI 'r nave been sometime engaged in the i'a' oI me prisoners engaged with the atro- clous murders lately committed in that comO
 ty. An intelligent gentleman who was nr.s- e"t our'ng the whole of the tlials, informs that hothing has transpired from which it can he clearly inferred that there was concert will
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-30

sugar Mouse Molasses.
e BBjS. Sugar House Mossses. landing and for sale
u by j. u W. ii. IRWIN.
mar %
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-30
BOOK e. JOE PRINTING

BOOK & JOE FN1N TING
NEATLY EXECUTED AT THIS OFFICE.
CATALOGUES of Sale; Bank Checks, with
q J or without name in margin; Cards; Prices
Current: Lottery Tickets Law and CONNER
ciaI Blanks: Bills of Lading; Policies OF lnsur-
ance: Bill Books; Lottery Bills; Militia No
,ices: Hand, Hat Shoe. Window, Shop, fobac-
co. Horse. and Show Bills; with every other de-
scription of LETTER-PREss PRINTING. Cards,
Bills, Checks, sc. printed either in red, blue.
green, yellow. or black
LOTTERY BILLS
of every description for sale this Office.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-30
Jewelry, Cutlery, &c.

Culver and gilt watches. fine gold breast pins
= Gilt seals, earrings gold plated finger rings
Watch guards, buttons
Cards knives p lcket and box DO
Anderson's polished scissors
Double and single barrel percussion pistols
With variety Of other articles just received and for
sale by GEO. WHITE, anct
mari IS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-30

Kerr d EitZhnsh
Hare just reeeired, and offer for sale.
OH HHDS. o. and ST. Crox sugar
~ so hhds and tierces w and N. 0. molasses
5000 lbs loaf and lump sugar
so bags Java, Rio, and Porto Rico coffee
80 packages fess-gunpowder. imperial Y. II
and pouchong teas. Of the latest importations
pipes brandy
5 puncheons Jamaica and Antigua rum
$50 ga'lsoId WhiskeY Sd, 9Th, and 5th proof
so boxes and hslf boxes bunch raisins
15tlrams fresh figs
10 boxes oranges aud lemons
100 reams straw rag paper
ton shot, assorted
so kegs nails superior quality, I'd to I2d
IL boxes and kegs chewing tobacco
Together with well selected assortment of
GROCERIES for family use
mar II
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-30
For HaYbaaOes

- The superior schooner LEONiDdS,
,ssA r,rl.Dd. master, will sail IN all next week
49, 49, zoo barrels on freight spply to
an aN sac ~'' w FOwLE & Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-30
XaMag AaA,es' Seminary

VENHE subscriber informs the friends of his Schoo
Il tina, it will hereafter be continued in much more
commodous and airy room in the second story Of the
same building-Broohe odge, Oh ST Asaph street
In addition to the English br,nchesusuall! taught in
the best Female Semnaries. the young ladies' will
have the opportunity being instructed in the Greek,
Latin and French languages.
Mons Roux. wei known distinguished French
Teacher is engaged Ia give instruction in that
language
The experience If many Years eonvinces the suhscr
Der of the great advantage resulting from frequent en-
smnatons; lie is therefore only wiling but desir-
ous that the most compel ent JUDGES should witness
the progress ofhe young ladies' under his tuition and
he respectfully invites the patrons and friends OF the
Institution to visit il at an time
Teachers msy be employed in Music, Drawing,
Painting, &c. Board may be had on reasonable terms
in Of the most respcc;sbe families IN This city
Cards may be obtained ny apple lion 20 the suh,ci
ber specifying his terms Nm -. JONES
AexaBdra, mar lO--3m
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-30
For sale.

hsse1. A IRACT OF LIND
r,74Ise on the Falls Church Road, within mile of
SIfsSs the Cotton Factory, containing 237t acres;
ssss which will be sold in lots Il desirable Also,
An undivided part of the TRACT OF LAND
between Shooters Hill and the Leesburg Road,
tanning AZ acres, present leased to VIM. N Mills for
Is dollars per annum. Also.
A LOT OF GROUND, containing st acres,
binding on the line Of The Corporation, and ad
joining the lot owned and occupied b. Col. Peyton.-
Also,
A SQUARE OF GROUND in the Town Of
Alexandria bounded by Pendleton. Henry, Wythe,
and Fayctte streets Also,
streets.
The above property viii be sold low. ON application
To WA. ID MUTT.
feb I'D
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-30
For BOSTON.

The schooner FRANKLIN,
.sst Allen. master. Sil sail on Saturday next; SUI
isAS6a,;l he taken on freight Apply to
ai.ee "'' w FOWIE & Co.
ne hare FIR sale said schooner's cargo 81
i4Oions plaster; several large spsrs.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-30
500 Rev ard.

v5IHE above reward will be given for experimenting
1 and securing in Jail so that get them again, w'
Negro Men Servants, formerly the property Of ilenr,
S. Hawkins, named
HENRY and JERRY
Henry is mulatto man, low, but well Quilt; has his
left eye injured, and is about 50 years old He was
hired last year tn Capt Tucker, on the Potomac.
Jerry is very black man, good sailor, about SIS
years Of age and hired te Capt. Is j. Jenkins,
board the steamboat Frede' cksburg They were
both in Alexandria last week, and Henry had pass
from Capt Tucker
will give the above reward FOR their apprehension
ftaken 50 miles from ny house, or half that if ia
ken in Charles County, and all reasonable charges paid:
HUGH cox
ian lS-eo;f Charles County, Md