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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-25
MANUFACTURERS:
very TGluaL!e and most Qdpqntaf


Situated
pElNG DESTROYS tn curtail our business. we sh.l
s1 oH'T for sale on Monday, the ID of MAJ next on
the premises. al 10 o'clock. the following described
property, at pubic auction. 20 the highest bidder:
Terms. wl be one third cash-Ome third months
and oIc third - months credit, purchasers riyIno an
proved negotiable notes with approved cndorscrs and
deeds Of -5t, or the titles retained until Tie notes
paid.
Lot 10. IL Nal Faclo,y and Rolling
and Sitting .N,H built Of stone aud brick two so
rlcs high. and 100 feet in length; CONSISTING of
water wheels. "a machines for cutting and heading
nails OF all sizes at = oueGaton; spike ditto for
cutting spikes from to Z inches; cylinder ditto
ioF cutting sprigs and brads of every descriptions
sctt Rollers and Slitters, complete attached to
watcr-wheel, l3 b. &c feet; AR Furnaces for heat
ing IRON; Smiths Shop IN the basement story and
Lathe tor turning rollers. The whole is upon
large scale, and well calculated for an extensive hu
siness, with all ample supply Of water.
Lot No. 2.-.4 .lHH for grinding Plnstey
Of Pzr'', built with wood, and pair OF eer stones,
with n crusher and tub-w heel. Can readily grind
rom 10 TO IL bushels per hour
Lot No. 81 SG7r UiV, with saws. well
constructed Il Is frame building, and Is upon
!cas" at 500 per GnnUm
Lot No III Turning AID Blacks1liths
Shop stories high built OF SO. and brick so by
. feet with overshot-whee. entitled to 90 inches
o! water and Is upon lease at $500 per arnum
hot No 5.--,4 Corn and Grist Jill, built
OF stone and btck stories high abou' 30 by % feet
= par OF feet stones an overshot wheel. double
gcareu' elevators, &c all complete for grinding corn
with very little manual abour.
The above property is situated in the City of
lschuond, on James river, and opposite TO the Cap
!toL The Nail Factory, Plaster 3Il, and Saw Mil,
lave head and fail Of II feet water which is sus-
ccpuble OF being improved TO g feet at q small eE
pense; the Corn Mill aud Turning Shop. have
head and fall OF % feet Eurtlcr and more minute
particulars, as 10 tho rights and privileges which pur-
no nnfT f.aft.
the time OF sale.
Possession will be given of each establishment on
the LIST July next at such olser period as NAV BIZ
barganct Tor at tic -alc
PHILIP HAXALL & co
IjrS{nia City Of Richmqud
apo 2a,v a.
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NR. a WEss. kNEGsEsv'

ID ESPECTFULLY INFORM the friends and the
IA patrons ot Muse III general. that they have
permanently established lhcm,e!yes in Richmond
as professors OF Vocal and Instrum- na Musre.
Mrs Knight will give lessons II singing. M.
Knight Instructions on tic Piano Torrc.
Mr. Knight respectfully announces. that CT his
last vs!i 10 New York, he made arrangements with
he very celebrated PIono Borle makers Mcssrs
Num- & Co.. to have constantly on hand an rssar,-
ment OF their famed instruments. and that he is in
aa'ly expectation OF receiving supply. at various
prices likewise, that lie has brough, with him fine
Collection OF the most esteemed modern Music 10
which he will have constant additions from The best
publishers N New York, Philadelphia. Baltimore:
&c both Vocal and Instrumental likewise. an
assortment of Vlolins, Bows. first quality Italian
Strings, Flutes, &c. &c
Classes are now joining for Monday THURSDAY.
Tuesday Friday. and "Wednesday and Saturday,
k"r further information. apply TO Mr. K Mrs Knight,
at Mrs Adams Boarding House. an IL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-25
BYRDS
Warehouse Re-estabIished

TTNHE pubic land especially the Tobacco Planters
Il of Vireina) are hereby notified that the present
Legislature have passed reruing the inspection
Of tobacco at Byrd's Warchouse--ihat Inspectors
will be recommended for appointment at the next
mcnce during the early part of the month of Nav
next. The central situation of this Warehouse
being generally known it is deemed proper, only
add, that the buildings new, fire proof, and of
easy access. ap Is laW3i c.
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70 TO'rn cslisf C'0t'tifi.y Kscss,egs.
No Mistake.

NOR Jndkins Ointment, prepares By Tudk,ns niu
seY, apply 10 me, first door above the Bel Ia
vern, where's large supply Of the true and genuine
article, direct from him, may always be- fond
shall not reduce the price of this article at retail bu:
to persons who may purchase to sell again VIII sell
at such price II 5c considered ve1v liberal de
count ~ c Nr'EEN
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6. WALTER IEWSON.
DENTIST

FEIENDERS his professional services 20 the ladies
L ana gentlemen OF Richmond and lis vicinity.
lie sets from single tooth to q whole set ON snrjnGs
plates or pivo's. VIZ human. porcelain or hvpopo,a-
mus. Any operation requisite to preserve and beau
ty the teeth, will be done on moderate terms lie
would further suggesl. that from connection with
scientific gentleman at the North he is enabled to
insert artificial eyes which will rllcn escape de,ec
ton upon minute examination.
Office N Main street. directly opposite the Ner-
chants Coffee House, where he NAV be consulted
professionally every day in the week between 10 \.
VI and > 7 NJ
mar i5--wtf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-25

80 LGJ0urfrS Wanted on III. Canal.
CONSTANT employment for four weeks. at -
~ cents per day. and tNund, will be gwen to $50
Hands, - work on the James River Canal r ey
must assemble on the 2nd Monday in Nav next at
Madcns Adventure Dam, where we shall commences
operations RICHARD REINS
ap l5-eotd agent for the James rver COMPANY.
p $ The hands Will find their own ,hoyc's. and
to enable them to do so with convenience. / shall
have a number Of shovc's Oh the spot. which they
can have at the wholesale price. r. r
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Soda Water.

's'HE Subscriber having commenced III" prepara.
ton OF SODA WAFER, tee the season res
pecttuIy so!Ics the patronage of his friends and the
pubic generally Ii. c. MCNAMARA.
aD
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-25

NoJlt Ely vIIue "I decd OF executed To t-
4 = subscriber lay Nielsen Cary dated 10Th Dec 1880 and
i'tud"d N TIE Clerks Office OF Icnuao and Chr.'eGr ~ ~
" .' ~ Atcon, on Friday. 3t'h nsi, tie Springfield Ius
M 'irufnp, s"veiJl valuable slaves,
i'h'et ana quantity at household aud kitchen frniue
~" SATURDAY, SON, inst the Coal Nmcs Tavern m hes
'rt'i, an undivided ihi OF land m Chesre,rid
aH"nis ie lands OF tTaucIs Hancoc's estate at regason
h'"H, oi Thomas pepp estate, II Stanford and
DINERS, CONTAINING about liC of
named hriS anf on Monday, Fad May prcni-
se e unexpfed term Of nc said Gary, pieces of land
on The Richmond B"'k, leased HIM y James .ah
h''n Robert q" aitne,, -" 10 years 23d Feb 1929
Hn me other ra,'" 70 him ~ Jacob Lyon for years from
lhe terms Willie cash FOR al Of $50 or esg and
'f"t Oh SIX months - larger Bonds good secrri
~ WIZ he T'Gunei at the purchasers The
ne c'S good but tie subscriber, selling trustee cuv
warrant such title : vested in han
The above sales Will positively be made On the ,rn,ir,,d
DAYS a tiInTLS
N I9-ttJs " '''-~S''''
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Eran .lir. Nll.h.

DEAR SIR beg leave 10 inform you that have been
i'r ur several months affected with such violent pains
~ NY Iip- 'rhs. aud legs. and cling the ipnfs that
ttui 10! ic day nor night nohiu. sl' applied glvn
Ry tcr tf'il neighbour Of informed iu.g
iN'r.r' hhv rcrinnyd many cures. s,ui ~. a box
wir cHN" wonderful relief and by usir- two boxes and
hfii, am us vel nsCy was my Bic.
Your Dbu,irnf Srr-qnt J. WELSH
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New PapGr-IsangingS,

IA NihDk BOO % .. t..... 80. .u,'v
W 10 acouo'n' their friends ana thu pubic t.a.
they have Jus. cc.y,d srrrv.i FrcrcH aud Nr,e-
-'nn PaT'r j'au-r.s. with velvet dr7ror, nod
-0mmnn borders tr match. eri f-s .--.urs fr every
variety @. pattern ADD prrc
A'sp q few pieces worked sIuI..g curtain Goods.
r"w and bcauU.u' article
They keep constantly Oh ian6 onl IS make .,
order, f"oher hri' cur'rd hair aud MOSS un,ra.s.s
Of linen ana COTTON tick, easy chairs. sofas. .n,..
houomC, cots and every ar,lrc usually found 10 an
J7hos cry store all OF which olcc.u Co., ihs MOST
reduced prices aafD ,.6.
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Fash iOslabfe Lace Goods.

ENST7f(IBlNDfP EVCP GEOOVS.
INSE TING AND sCOLLOP TRIMMINGS, &C. &c.
ID ii. JENKINS has just opened extensive
III. assortment Of the following goods:
1000 yards Of footing quilting laces, al widths and
al! prices
New patterns thread and bobnett occs, irlsurtings,
edgngs and cap aces
Very WIDE trimming laccs
Plain white bobbInet lace. very cheap
Rich thread laces for capes, &c. &c.
a Scw elegant Brussels lace robes
Lace chemIsetts, Byron collars, caps, caps cuffs,
&c. &c. &C
Inserting muslin trimmings thin and thick muslin
Scollop trimmings of all widths
French worked muslin bands
Needle worked caps for ladies' and infants
Lace caps, and Crazy Jane cans
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-25

Valuable City Property for Sale.
SrcA The undersigned are au,hors cd ny the
::s.f Pr"prI"i"r. :" dispose of, AZ private ~ -
lisssHsSS hat vniu,b!. Vcncincn, OF Shackoe IhH
.ssSaAs.is ateiy occupied by Col. William Lambert
anu situated at the corner of 6. aud iii streets
Tho terms wil be liberal -irp'vro
LANCASTER, DENNY & co.
J. The above described properly. viii he sold 20
ne h'ghcst bidder, on Thursday the 5ih May next
~ halt past j O'Clock, NJ, on the PROMISES --
Terms made known at nc time Of sale
ap 22--thl
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Y.lNE .N'OTECE!

THNHE undersigned sDnii u", r~iGsr 7imse'F res
Il ponsluc for airy oadirr That may be shipped
'n his bo1's Govra'ir- lH" James Riyor
WN TIMBHRLNKE.
Cnira lL-L AnrLl l&al-nLm
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-25
N OTICE.--A RECRUITING REN

~ DEVIOUS for the Army o! the Unrcd Sotcs
is still open a. tins place, where those who wish 10
Join the Standard Of their Country. will repair
Richmond, April, 1881. REND EZVOUS,
ap I0-6t BV'cbCrIOrp.
"a The Petersburg Inic,l,gcnccr, Lynchburg Viz
oinan and Charlottesville Advocate will insert the
absvc twice each; add send their accounts to this
office for collection
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SaiS sulphur Springs.

FVNHlS celebrated watering place, situated the county
Il Monroe, IN the upper country OF Virginia,
under the management Of original propretors The char
of salt Sulphur Water has been well established
by the experience % many years, and It's reputation
manifested public patronage, extensively duScd that
fine subscribers deem IL almost needless an
enumerao Of IT'S medicinal lts osicusblc qualities
sulphur and Soda forming neutral saline nxlre-su
peTior any artificial prcpaatur--at once pleasant
drink, mild operation, and permanently beneficial the
diseased IL has proved Itself particularly rlCacors bilious
and pulmonary complaints and ~ all thai require cahar
remcdiesin diseases OF the lvc dyspepsia, rheumatism,
and govt.
The NJ Us having br"n rsofci Tor
wears past by gentleucn Of great medical distinction.
various States particularly hom the South APPRECIATION
marked by the 'epctton Of tct visits furnishes fl,.
;cring testimonial Of ITS valuable medical qualities.
Considerable improvements have been made the last
year and pfopcors PROMISE the attention visitors
they heretofore rendered ln their Accommodations
and fare they yield public establishment ~ Virginia
Tlry respectfully SOLICIT tho continuation Of public pat
ynnagc EESkINE & CAiUTHERS
The Orleans Argus aud Charleston Courier will
q week SIX times, and send their account
G. f1r payment az 10. IaWGic
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ROgers' Otntce fGMnnoicIoI-

TETIIlS article (Or sale oy he saDscrrbefs IS now
a made upon new. and much improved principles
producing. guaranteed by the Proprietor, remark
able superiority OF strength and quIckncss, and great
perfection in It's combustion Il is offered in krcs Of
all the different sizes of grarns-and suitable for all
kinds Of shooting and Of guns, also in cdni0erS Of
double and the greatest possible degree of strength
Dealers requested to notice that this powder
may be distinctly known from all others, bv mn
orange NJ rcd stain impaired on It's igntion-aso by
It's peculiar igh'ncss. as n measured charge oft will
be found :" rlist much less, than the same measure
of any other kind
OTIS, DUNLOP g. co Agents.
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LAND SCRIP.

VENliE subscrIb', viii give rhr highest price for
n Scrip issued for Land Warrants under the Act
of the 30'h of May 1880. He may be found at the
Office Of B. F Niche Esq. opposite tho Merchants
Coffee House, Main St.
an 1g-tf CHARLES STANRER
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Cheap Cotton Hose, md l-2 Hose
600 boz white, black and mkt cotton and
AOO silk hose nnd hose, of all qualities,
now opening at X. H. JENIES',
op - Fancy Dry Good and Linen Store
.Ncso Books at Nash'S.
FUNlER nn the revolutions Of the sorlacc of
~ The Globe, with plates
The Groom oracle aud pocket stable directory
In" Painters and Coourmnns complete guide.
DONGEES.-20 ps. lead colouIcd, Pongces tor
n travelling dresses, Of late importation. inst re-
ccvcd and for sale at Il. II. JENKINS,
mp p Linen and Fancy Dry Good Store.
- KERRY WINE quarter casks superior pale
- Sherry Wine, for sale by
22-2t OTIS, DUNLOP u Go.
OS. and 27.-No o Turf Register
~ No p mcdco- chrugical review. received by
ap22 J. H. NASH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-25

DIANO FOR SALE.-A handsome and rich
n toned Piano, for sale. K. ID. SANSAI
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ANbt subscriber ha' just received the following articles c.
prnLns part Of hl~ Spiiug supply al Dug Medic urs
&c &c, aud expects 10y c,v aIuIa, the ncith he
enaiH't Among ho.r rst Icrr'yi ;rr 'oowire ".
Ground ln,woo!
Rcd VI
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-01-08

At meeting held the third inst, the town of Ma rion, Perry county, by number of the citizens town and from the country, together with three gentlemen from other countless for the purpose of nominating cand ate discharge the duties of the office of Governor of the State of Alabama
 On moun the Hon. Dunkln Sullivan was called to the chair and Andrew B. Moore was appointed Secretary.
 The object of the meeting then explained, in else manner, by the Hon. D. Sullivan.
 On moon committee appointed to draught resolu- tions expressive of the of the meeting, consisting Messrs Clover of Marngo Shields, of Clark, Sidney M. Goode, and Henry c. Lea of Perry county. After few moments retirement the committee returned and submitted the following preamble and resou,ions which was unani- mously adopted:
 Whereas the office of of the State of Alabama has recently become vacant by the election of dstn- ruished Gabriel Moore Senator the Con- gress of the United staes and feeling do impor- tance of having that office filled by of the best qua- catons and whereas eso in the opinion of this meeting, Dr. George Phillips of stern integrity and amabe qualities generous private citizen politician expe- rienced and possessing the rmest republican principles every respect capable of dschargng thedues of the Executive office, in satisfactory the peo- pie: Therefore,
 Resoiped nnanineasiy, That he be recommended as a suitable candidate to fill that office.
 Ressiped That the expression of the opinion of this meet ing be published. D. SULLIVAN, chairmsn,
 ANDREW B. MOORE, sscretary.
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-01-08
.Ufmale lsoar0trg AfbooI.

HVHF, sixth Session of my School; end
 H- on the 23d Dec. and on the first M, day in February, the School will be open for the reception of scholars. For the inf nation of the public in general, I shall ma my terms of tuition known, which are as f 1. lows. For Spelling, Reading, Writing ? Arithmetic, S6 her session of sir mont, English Grammar, Geography, History, ! tural Philosophy, Drawing, projection of Ma i. and Needle work of various kinds, at S8 , advance or S10 at the end of the Sessi For Boarding, Bedding not included) Wa ing and Candles, per Session S35. But Ii furnish Bedding, S7 in addition to the abe will be charged. The School is in one of most healthy neighborhcods in the State. take this opportunity, of rendering my than to those persons who have literally support my School, and who may hereafter patron it, Can only say, shall devote my time a attention to the advancement of those CO., mitted to my care. NANCY WALSH.
 Lexington, Ala. jan1 4w4O
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-01-08

THE STEAMBOAT ERIE.-A report has by some means got into circulation, that the steamboat Erie was so rotten, and otherwise damaged, that mer- chants and others in Mobile considered it unsafe to
 freight by herr and that on her last trip she had been condemned by the Wardens of the port as unfit for further So far is this rumour from being true, that the very reverse of it appears to be the simple fact as will be shown by the certificate of the per sons duly commissioned to investigate such matters, who pronounced this boat to be altogether substantial and river worthy, which will be found in our adver- Using columns.
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-01-08

The weeping picture which South Carolina will present. should she persist in her mad of nuicaon is most beautifully and strkngy drawn in piece we have copied from the North American Review first page They surely the reflections benevolent patriot who has thought much and thought profoundly upon the blasting effects of civil war; whose preparatory beginning to be howed through ah and from quarter ofa to be ex pected. Ay
 The voltng sight which is made to rise slowly into view of one member of the old federal irteen armng against all the frutess effort to drngoon them into of their rights, is well calculated bring back remem- brance of the days revolutionary misery when Tare ton, Brown, Ferguson and Bafour with their tory myrm- dons filled that State with deoaon and mourning The sufferers of that day. have handed down Hang
 ing Rock of Camden, of Ninetysx and of Charleston to their children, and chdrens' children traditions around the winters resde in away best calculated to perpetuate remembrance of their And mo her as she huns her infant to its s.umbers, recognizes something the signs of the times like what heard of when beases youths were thrown into prison and husbands led away captive hung before their eyes, rebels the British King The picture is somewhat ideal but takes but one step more in Carolina to gIve it n real existence
 The mystery is now removed how it was and why it was that Col Drayton acted with much decision and frmness
 III reecng the caucus proposton made him few years since at washngton,that the delegation from his withdraw from Congress, and home opposition these will enear him to the prudent portion of counymen and place his in the Temple of Fame, with other ustous beneactors of their companions with the other mes though he may still live to meet the fate of the old Roman patriot for whom the tragic historian has said
 "From this let fierce contendng nations know What dire effects from civil discords flow, Is this that shakes country with alarms, That gives up Rome prey to Roman arms, Produces fraud and cruelty and strife, And robs the guilty world of ca;o's life."
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-01-08
DANCING SCHOOL.

EAMES G. PARHAM respectfully
 oD forlns his friends of Tuscaloosa, and t public generally, that he intends, as soon as sufficient number of pupils are obtained, open SCHOOL in the THEATRE BAL ROOM, for the instruction of young ladi and gentlemen in the above useful accoi plishment. Those who are desirous of ceiving instruction would do well to av; themselves of the present opportunity. T room will be fitted up in convenient sty for the purpose; and during instruction hou good order and decorum will be strictly O, served. jan8 40
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-01-08

NOTICE.-The undersigned having been IN appointed assignee for E. SHARP, to adjust the claims of said Sharp to the work men, and those who furnished materials for the wood, painting and tin work on the court house, the same will be settled on Saturday the 18th inst. at the office of the clerk of the county court, between the hours of 10 and 12 o'clock, where all those interested will please attend. N. HUGHES,
 jan8 40 .4sSignee.
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-01-08
INVITED STATES, TROOPS

The detachment of U. S. Troops from Jefferson Barracks, ordered upon duty in the Chocktaw Naon arrived the vicinity of the mouth of Yazoo river The detachment consists of two companies of the Sd Infantry, under the mand of Capt A. Lewis.
 The following officers attached the command, viz Lieut. II. II Lewis Lieut. w. R. Montgomery, Assistant Commsary of Subsistence Lieut. William S. Stlwell; and Lieut. A. G. Blanchard Acting Antant.
 Lieut. G. H. Crosmau, oh Infantry, Assistant Quarter Master and Dr woolfoik, Acting Assistant Surgeon.
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-01-08
J. RICHARDSON & SON,

J. RICHARDSON & SON,
 Sims Brick RoU, HAS just received, by the late arrivals, LII the following articles, which they offer for sale low, viz:
 sacks COFFEE, 9 hhds. SUGAR,
 3 casks CHEESE,
 tierce RICE, 10 barrels WHlSKEY, 9 " Northern FLOUR, 3 " RUM,
 Tennerife WINE, 2 " Malaga i" Irish POTATOES, " CIDER,
 9 '" ALMONDS,
 '" train OIL,
 l" lamp 2000 strung ONIONS, 120 pieces BAGGING, " 30 coils ROPE.
 boxes BAR SOAP, ~' 8 !" Sperm. CANDLES, 6 |" RAISlNS, Also, general assortment of DOMESTCS.
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-01-08

After session of ming rpees the Legislature Georgia adouned on Thursday the 2sd nit being the longest they few are of general nature. The law for surveying country of the cherokecs has passed far lay of the townships of this State, being nine miles square. When .hs work done civil officers are to be apponted for terng the Constitution reduce the number of mem bers in the Legislature failed for the of constitution al majority.
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-01-08
RFTFP TO
4 CARD.

M RS. PATRICK having taken the ho, lVH of Dr James M. Davenport, imme ately opposite the site of the new Fem Academy, and quite convenient to the ho, now occupied for that purpose, begs leave inform those desirous of sending their child to this Academy, that she is now prepared receive few scholars as boarders. ian8
 oJ.'rhe Alabama Journal and Greene County Gazeu publish the above twice, and fDrward their accounts
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-01-08

The Buffalo (NewYork) Journal says that thousands of sheep are bought up by commissioned agents trough the flesh hogs which when boiled will tten faster thai, grain An establishment of this kind exists in the part of the Sate where one hundred sheep that this tac is encouraged by British agens whose object is to diminish the quantity of wool grown as interres with theirs, and has excluded of fabrcs which have been smuggled through Canada. .-5.-
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-01-08

of December without being able obtain constitutional majority for the call ofa Convention. law passed making the alone recoverable in usurious
 and another for the establishment of branch of the State Bank at Hamburg The vote for Convention in the Senate was for 23 against it lS In the Honse for it against s6 making majority of nine in joint ballot for it. Many posed to nnlIfcaton ~F