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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-05-31

ENINWlDDIE COURT H~OUSE.--Two Lots tor
Ep rent, each with an excellent Dwelln CHOU c, out
offices and G arden, and each adopted TO a private ciii-
zen, with or Without a family. An inviting esiabiiih-
ment here presents itself 10 an Attorney at Law. as no
such professional character resides at tia Ctur, House.
A lease for one or more years can tie had.
THOMAS THWEATT.
May 20 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-05-31

RyTho enquirer is published twicoa week generally and
three times a week during the session Of tho State Legislature
price, the same as heretofore, Five Dollars per anuuni, payable in
advance. Notes of chartered, spceie,Pay,ng banks, tonly) will BIO
received in payment. Tho Editors will guarantee the safety of re-
hitting them by mail; the postage of all iettcrsheing paid, by the
writers.
NJ No paper wiIlbo discontinued but at the discretion OF tho
Editors) until all aIrcarages have been paid up.
1T Whoever will guarantee the payment of nine papers shall
have the tenth GRATIS.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
Or onesquarc, OR LEss-First insertion 75ccnts-eachcon
tiaunnco, 50 cents.
t.'No adverisementinsorted until 1t has either been paid for or
assumed by some person in this city, or it's onvirons.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-05-31

SNOR SALE The Subscriber beiag aaxious TO re-
m move to the West, offers his well koo ~n farm,
(SWeet Hall) in the lower par! OF King William coun-
~, for sale. L. contains 400 acres OF high land, and
QUO OF marsh-a great portion of which can be re.
claimed, with very little expense. The high land il equal
10 any IN This section Of country. The improvements
are good. a Barn, thir.y-eight by twenty feet, and
negro quarters, have been built in the last year. a
minute description OF the elegance, the many conve-
Dlences and advantages OF this place, is deemed unne-
cesssry as it is Presumable, none will purchase before
viewing, or max ns particular enquiries respecting the
same Should his valuable Estate not be riva,ely sold
beioie The 4h day OF August next, on that day, az
lair, II not the frat fair dsy iher after) il W II be ohei-
ed TO The highest bidder, on the premis8s.-Att the same
p'ase and time, will also be sold, all Of his household
aud kitchen furniture, farming utensils, and stock o {
every de%s cfipion For further perticulars, apuly to
WILLIAM RUFFIN.
MAY D. l2l-wtds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-05-31

N 70 CLERKS.-A .i'uanon j. wanted In a Sup, rof
n Court Clerks Office, by a Young man whJ sss
raised In a Chancery COuri Ohice, ADD has since been
Employed asa Deputy in the Office Of the Superior
Court OF Law iu one Of the large counties. Sais6c.
'ofy tes,iDcnials OF character aud qualifications can he
produced. Lstlors addressed 20 H., Wanenton. Va.
from any Clerk wishing to employ a Deputy, stating
'efms, &c, viii be promptly attended TO-. g
Ap1l 20 -I1O-e6t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-05-31

s. AW SCHOOL The suOocrIbvr inIends opeiing
AA next fall, a Law School, N the town Of Siaun,
on; to be continued permanently, il adj puale encour-
agement should be received. The mcde of instruction
will be a course OF le ,tures AMI study, aud ircquen,
eNanin atoms. la order to devote the greater part Of
hi, time to the %proposrd sctool. he will, from he com
m~encement,e ophne his practice TO the Court OF APP
psais at Lswi,burg, and tire Fed raj aud Cirsuii Sgpe-
rior Courts in stanton. The ffst session will begin
on tue lto OF O:iober, and continue until the fret OF
July next following, without iniermissioD, except du-
ing the terms OF the Federal end Ci-cuil Superior
Courts. The tuition fee, Per session, Will be seventy
hive dollars. Persons desir. us Of beeQming pupils Will
please communicate the fac, to the subscriber, by let.
ter, az soon as practicable; and piompt attention will be
given TO TIE inquiries wbi:h they may think prop r. 10
make. BRISCOE G. BALDWIN.
May 6. I2I-wilnA
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NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

IN CHANCERY.-Ata Cour, held Tor Prince Ed.
IL ward county May the l7,h, 1881.
Vinsent Phillips, PHI.
against
John Booth Ex'o-. Of Richard Phillips, and Adm'or.
Of Elizabeth Phillips, Richard Marshal and Sarah his
wife, - Gray and Lucy his wife, formerly Lucy
Neal, Mary Smith, Elizabeth Hawkin,, Richard Phil
lips, Joseph Phillips, John Phillips, John p Hawkin,
and Matilda his wife. Defdts
On the motion of the plaintiff V. Phillips adm'or Of
William Phillips, John Rediord adm'or. of his late wife
France, formerly Frances Phillips, and jesse Psneck
late husband Of Nancy Peneck, and formerly Nancy
Phillips, are made party defendants 10 this suit, and tho
defendant - Gray and Lucy his wife, formerly
Lucy Neal, and Jesse Peneck not having entered their
appearance and given security, according to an act Of
the General Assembly, aud the rules of this Court, and
II happening TO the saiisfaciion of tho Court, that they
are not Inhabitants CT this State, on the motion Of the
plaintiff by his attorney, it is ordered, that the said de-
tsndant - Gray and Lucy his wife, formerly Lucy
Neal, aud Jesse Ptneek. do appear here on the fret
day of August Court next, and answer the plaintiff,
bill, and that a copy OF ibis order be forthwith Inserted
In ZONE one of the public newspapers printed in the
city Of Richmond, Tor two months successfully, and also
posted at the iIont door Of the Court house Of ,his
county. A Copy. Tests,
b.. WoRSHAM, O C.
May 81. 5-wSw
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RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, TUESDAY, MAY 81, 1881.

E4NEMSLE EDUCATIONAL Lady Of accom-
a Plisbed manner and education, who has been ac-
customed to he best society, aud is a native of Virginia,
wishes TO take a situation in a respectable private tamil
ly in VirGiria, az an lnstruc' ress. She will teach in
the most approved modes. eli the Branches If p1ti,e
EdueatioD, commonly taught in the Northern schools
for young ladies', particularly husic. Drawing and
Printing Applications add: essed to y Y Il, II CHI.
,nond, will be attended -. May 20. 3-wtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-05-31
EHIDEs, LEATHER, &c.-5OO B,si Busnos Ayfss
IS Hides

d b. Hides
200 do. Rio Jaoeiro do.
200 do California do.
200 do. Brazil do.
1000 Sides foie leather. Of all qusluies
Add a general assortment pt leather, trimming tools
oic., i0r shoemakers. sddiler, eAniege.maksrs and
'aoners, iof sale by w & T. G.. CRANE
May 81 6-w3t
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MIR. VAN BURLN

lis a fact noi a little singular 10 Itself. aud certain.
W MT a HUE coml lnn-nary TO the Individual concern.
ed' NAT not a single political incident has trspspirsd
stare Of tie relative sisu ing Il the n .be,i ps, H.. Il, -
when has not been manly sscfibtd 10 ths agency b.
one way Or another Of MARTIN VAN BuREN what
oVet nay nave been, ior tho time sdno avowed otiseis
OF tic secret design, the real or ss,umeJ .tms o A..
oPp0si'lon to he republican pdry, he has seemed 10
pfeseni hitossi to hat oIp,.iion in fhe same iisht and
20 De he GAUGE q The same unctasiBg apprehension
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-05-31

TN CHANCERY.-At Court held ior Psince Ed.
ward county May the l7ib, 1881.
Vinsenl Phillips, PHI.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-05-31

"A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.-All persons hav
IA ing claims against the Estates Of Mary NJ. G. p.
Rootes and VIM. II. Prosser, deed. late of the County
of Gloucester, are earnestly requested TO present them
TO the subscriber for settlement, as he is determined TO
close his administration upon said Estates, with the
present year, and distribute the assets in his hands.
JOHN TABB Admir-.
April 12' 1I3-wSt.
MOTlCE Al persons having claims against the
1S estate of Arsblbdld Campbell, dee, are re ques:-
ed TO bring them forward, prope Iy Intoxicated d
all persons inlsbted TO said estate, are required to make
immediate payment to the Subscriber, or suits will be
brought 10 the next May Court.
w. D.. WREN, Serg't r..
and Adm'Cr OF a. Campbell, dee.
March 81. IOg-tIgJune
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L. j. WORSHAM, O C.
May 81. 5-wsw
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-12

ty Of Fox Indians upon number Uf Menomon;s
at Prairie du Chen, while encamped under n.
protection Of our flag, will be found in the renort
Of the officer having charge Of the bureau Of Ind
an affairs. The alleged motive for this wan,0n
aggression was some previous injury Of a sim;I,,
nature, stated to have beca committed by the NJ
nomonies upon the Fox Indians justification
which can never be wanting, where neither tim,
nor treaties, as IN tits case, are permitted to cam
eel the offence.
This aggression. together with the ,lilhcul6s.
at Rock isal I'd with the Sac Indians, OF which bs
same report furnishes the particulars, shows III.
necessity of employing upon the frontiers corus
of mounted men, to be stationed at the most a.
posed points, and to be always prepared to follow
every party, that may attempt to interrupt tbe
peace of the brder BY attacking either our e,
zens. or other Indians These predatory band,
strike stroke, aud disappear. And there is in
the institutions of the Indians uch a strong Ten
drncy - war. that we shall long be liable to these
outrage. Military prowess and success form
their principal road to distinction. And the in.
,ermiaabie forests and prairies Of the West offer
them the means Of shelter and escape. Noinan.
try force can expect to Overtake them; and if W.
are not provided with INQUIRED troops, who can
prevent or punish these asgrsssions, We shall fire.
quently be compelled TO adopt measures more ey.
pensive and announcement to US, and more iniur;
Gus to the Indians.
Very respectfully. sir,
have the honor TO be,
Your Obedient servant,
LEWIS CASS.
IT. a.. D,o,sJ.,f of (Lo ~
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-12

Notice. :.
yJvIE President and Directors Of Ashbys OeR a,
i pike Company have declared d'v'depo o,.s
aud hafI per cent on their capital STOCK
the stockholders on or after the first DAY OF '
1882 by order Of the President and Dree.0
N;dj,eburr. Nov. II. 1851 rev ~ -eoow II
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-12
I.itlle River TURNPIKE ~
COMPANY.

vTlHE Stock holders hereby uotlllea wa aot,
ton will be held. at Horatio Clsgg rs I ."
the town of Alexandra, OF Friday, the Old avd id
nuary 1882. between the hours Of II at noG' ',,,O,
in The afternoon, for president -four 'l'l 'a.oaIs
treasir. r. also for the settlement ot1..,SSos.
the present. year. JoN"" J'resscr'
nov 28-eOte
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-12

New York Consolidated Lottery,
Class No -, for 1851,
10 be drawn in the city Of New York on wedns.
da,, december "a
&C Number Lottery-l0 Drawn Ballots
| Prize OF $4,000 lprizs Of $1,000
| do of 10000 90 prizes Of LOCO
Tickets 80; halves 5; quarter, SO; eighthilgi
To DC had n a var cry of numhersI
J. RUMNEY'S 0rrIcE,
King Sire 4, pposi eth Frank n Hour
Drawing Of the New York Consolidated Lottery. Ii.
ira Glass No. SIS. for 1851
so 10 8 SO IL 90 40 81 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-12

Prizes in all amounting to upwards o. o' 'S
Tickets $40; hsives5; quarters 2 5o' e,sMXDs
Orders for tickets or shares promptly a''s""''
addresseit to :, ,yutrr
dec8 tiStli hexano"-,-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-12
- Splendid LOTTERY

~ SPLENDID LOTTERY ~
$40, OOO!!!-S2o, O0O!!-slo,o"
To be d,aun o. the Ian instant
New York Consolidated Lottery,
Class No. IL fr 1881, ...
win be drawn in the City Of New foik on "ea"''D'
the I4h Of December.
Sc NUMBER LO1TERY-10 DRAWfb'Ih''
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-12
New York Consolidated Lottery

To the President of The IT, q.
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-12-17
MARION ACADEMY.

FEVH1S institution will rc-commence ope-
 N- ration on the first Monday in January next, under the superintendence of ROBERT NALL, A. B.
 The Academy is situated in the centre of a populous and respectable neighborhood, where board Can be had on reasonable terms for any number of students. The terms of tuition are as low as is usual in Alabama The Academy is large and commcdious framed building, commodiously arranged with two brick chmnies. Students will be instruct cd in the languages, and all the arts and sci ences usually taught in the colleges There is no situation in the southern country that promises and enjoys more health than Ma ron and its vicntty. Parents and guardians having children or wards to educate, will consult their interest by patronizing ths in- sttution. By order of the Board of Trustees.
 SIDNEY M. GOODE, Secretary.
 Marion, Perry counfy, Dec. 10. 6w38
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-12-17
EEuMaY A. SNOW & GO.

HaUe jltst receiued by steamboat Sun and
 6arge Caroline, 5NGA bbls and half bbls New Mackerel, No Is3Gp l, and 8, r6OO lbs. 12 Patent Balances, drawing from 100 to 500 pieces Northern Castings, 3 casks Lamp Oil, so boxes Sperm. Candles, 10 boxes Tallow do. (mould) 20 boxes Boston Soap, No. 1, pipe superior Cognlc Brandy, pipe imitation do do 9 bbs Jamaica Rum, 20 bbls New England Rum, 20 bbls Rectificd Whiskey, 5000 American Cigars, 10 bbls double refined Loaf Sugar, 10 bbls single do do do 10 hhds prime New Orleans do 90 bbls de do do 20 bbls M0lasses, 80 bags Coffee,
 5 boxes Rasins,
 9 boxes Myers No Chewing Tobacco l ticrce Rice,
 kegs Madder, 500 lbs superior HAMS,
 bbls Apple Vinegar,
 casks Cheese,
 pieces Caipeting. Tu8caiooaa, Dec. 17. 5s
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-12-17
NEW FALL < WINTER GOODS
TIAT1ATT HT7nvHs

 Corner of Broad aud Mare's door, above Ne S. Bank H 9 As just received from New York and is m E- now opening, general assortment of HILL and IpK8IEH GOODS. His stock consists in part Gf
 Calicoes, Muslins, Canbrics Ginghams, Linen, Diaper and Diaper Table Cloths, Thread Cambric, Dnnny, Linen Cambric Udkf Mnett Corded skirts
 White and black sdlins, Garage Pongees. Gros de Swiss Gros de Maps, Lnstring, Manda- rine and Florence SILKS.
 Grape de Lyons and Polenesia Stripe Grape Black Grape, green, black and white Yeiis Egyptian, painted, ganze and enamelled Craps Handkerchief, Swiss Collars, White and black Silk Hose and half Hose. Cotton Hose and half Hose. Iiorsesklu Gloves and Kid Mits Belt Gauge and Lusrins Ribbons Cotton and silk Ribbon Wire, Norsied and Silk Braid,
 Bobinett Laces, fdginas and Insertions Valencia Shaw,, Mats-illes QHilts, Apron Checks, Plaids. Camillion nrillins White and red fiannsls, Green Bee Bed Ticking Rose and Point Blankets Cotton and Turkey Carpetngs = Hearth Rugs, fu-tians, Casinetts, Bleacted Shirlings and Sheengs. Brown DOmestics, Umbrellas and Parasola Shed, Moekshell Tuck and Ivory Pocket Combs Fancy Baskets, Sewing Silk, Dunsiable and NaYarino Bonnets Straw Bands and Artificial EloWsrs Spool and Cotton Thread
 Needles and Pins Silver and Brass ThimbIes Metal, Pearl nnd Rana nstinna Brass Candlestieks, Tea Trays Waffle Irons. Brass Andirons, Shovels and Tongs, Sad Irons, Slinefng liatcheis Kent and Shoe Hammers llandsaws Brace and Bits, Scyhe Blades, knob Locks. Wire Selves, Steelyards, Single and Double barreled Guns Clolh, Hair, Crumh, Shaving and Tooth Brushes Avis, Pegsng and Shoe TIcks, Knitting Pins, Cut }rads and TaokS, Halter and Trace Chains, Glmhlets. Tap Borrrs, Drawing Knives, Pocket, Pen and Dirk Knives Knives and Forks Ra2ors in cases. Scissors, Hooks and Eyes, States and Pencils, &c. (Sc t2o. Persons wishing to purchase, would do well to call and examine quality and prices, as he IS determined to sell as lnwas any house in this place. decl7 3s
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-12-17
GARDEN SEEDS.
Christjan and Uncle Sam's Almant

Swaim's PANACIA and Potter's VICE. TABLE CATHOLlCON, for which he is the sole Agent in this city.
 With great variety of other articles too tedious to enumerate All of which he will sell low, whclo sale and retail. Having lately made arrangements with friend in Phifadel- phia to furnish such articles as may be called for, at first cost, shall for the future, be bet ter prepared to serve such as may favor me with d call upon the best terms.
 dcc17 S8 J. PAYSANT.
 1Je J. PAYsANT returns his sincere thank s to the citizens of Tuscaloosa and vicinity, for the liberal patronage he has received, and so- licits a continuance of their custom. He flat tcrs himself that, from strict ittertion tc bnsi- nes, he shall be able to give gent ral satsfac- tion, and to deserve a share of public favor.
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-12-17
JNO. RICHARDSON & SON,

JNO. RICHARDSON Sx SON, E E AVE recently received an assortment of E & D Y C o ops, consisting, in part, of the following articles: CalicoeS, Gjnghams and Muslns, Demestics, Flannels, Blankets, Kentucky Jeans, Linseys and Linens, Ladies' and Gentlemen's Cloaks, Silk and Cotton Umbrellas, Ladies' Woollcn and Cotton Hose, A Gentlemen's Woollen and Cotton Hose, Ready-Made Clothing, Shoes, Fur and Wool Hats, 1000 pair Kentucky Socks.
 -.HLSO--
 so SADDLES, Kentucky manufacture !,
 tierces CHEESE,
 barrels Loaf Sugar,
 eask Lamp Oil, best quality,
 barrel Train Oil,
 42 coils Bale Rope,
 100 bushels IRISH POTATOES,
 90 kegs Nails,
 15 kegs Tobacco,
 4 boxes Spanish Segars, best quality, 5C0 lbs Copper, 150O ORANGES,
 12 doz Cotton Cards, Garden Seeds, Salt, Castings, Trace Chains, Wagon Boxes and Hoes together with ma ny other articles too tedious to mention. 157 We wish to purchase Beeswax, Tall low, Deer, Otter and Beaver Skins, and Country Domcstics for which we will give liberal prices in Dry Goods or Groceries. dCC17 38
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-12-17

DEBATE IN THE SENATE.-We present to rea- ders to-day the able arguments of Messs JACKSON and paate Supreme Court If Judges sufficiently di liz the performance the will find m Mr Jackons speech xainpe worthy of imitation. wh he speaks character of Mir Brougham the Lord Chaet Tor of England We shall pub in next paper the re- mainder of the debate the Supreme Court Bill
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-12-17

THE INDIAN BILl"-The sill to extend our laws over
 the Indians, and providing fr tn taxation, ably and tUquently discussed in the House Wednesday ast- The which imposes upon thema iax, was finally e- ed by of B. The gentlemen who parIiopa in this dSbate M,ssrs LEA, CAMPBELL, BAKER, M'- KINLEY, DELFT, HERBERT, PAUL, OLIVER of NJ. HICKMAN. PHILPOT and RATHER. This mte- re sting debate will bt published.
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-12-17

TUSCUMBIA RAILROAD.-An animated discussio a. rose ihe nate Wednt sday last. upon init the bill upon this subject to the eommit,e inland vi,-ann; ]; in which Messrs COOPWOOD, JACKSON, MORTON, vINiNG and SMITH principally pareipat- ed. We will, if possbIe publish this debate. The motion to commit preyai cd.
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-12-17

Blythe Florence GaZ,tie l0am that the steamboat Ca na attempting pass Cohtrts Sh als n the Ten rye the 4th inst struck rock and in plank o ot her bottom and sunk Vessel and cargo both lost
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-12-17
NREVV A-MIEDEEE,

( .NeIt door G6nre J Rich0rdson 0 Son. ] FEEHE subscribers have just received, per
 E steamboat Sun, and opened, variety of MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, which they offer fer sale on reasonable terms They will continue to be supplied with general assort- mont of Books and articles in the Stationary lnc. They respectfully solicit share of public patronage. PFISTER & Co.
 dec r 38
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-12-17
2 K BN F ,R .Ee

THIS EVENING December IT, will he presented the cele
 brat fur'tta, in acts, of TOM AND JERRY, OR LIFE IN LONDON. (With all the original Songs. Duet Ch1ru'sts, Sse) Tom Mir l.. Smith. Kate Mrs Smith. Jerry MT Smith Sue Mrs Carter.
 For other ehqfGctcrS gre iHs1
 The entertainment to conclude with the Farce of LoYERS' QU.qPRELS, or Like Moster, Like Man!
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-12-17

N AS'r NOTICE.-All debts due the late E concern of Bliss & Gates must be paid, CT satisfactorily arranged, on or before the 18th day of the present month, or they will positively and indiscrinlinately be put in suit for collection. 5. GATES.
 dec IF 38
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-12-17
Ia'l2lA9G1 s)DRPEAYo GctfecttonartRs, 39erfumerp, <yc

YNEIlE subscriber has just received from
 -E Philadelphia, in addition to his former sto ok, large supply of goods in his line viz
 Candies, fine Sugar Plums and Almonds; Dried, preserved, chrysiaIized and liquid FRUITS of vari- ous qualities, Wine, Limejulce, Stoughtons Wine Biters; Sweet Oil; Olives; Capers and Pickles Ralsns; Filberts; Cream Nuts; Licorice; lube Paste Segars of various qualities; Coarse and Fine Rappee, Maccoboy and Scotch Snuff Tonquin Beans; Fancy Bellows and Hearth Brushes; Ladies' Work and Toilet Boxes; Snuff and Shaving Boxes: Cloth Hair, Shaving, Tooth and Paint Brushes Letter, Fooscap X Wrapping Paper Dutch Qulls; Waters; Sealingwax; Pencils of various qualities and colors; States; Paint Boxes; Ink Powder; Sand Boxes; Inkstands; Red, Black and Durable Ink; India Rubber; Ivory Folders; Mathematical Instruments; Razor Straps; Sun Glasses; Combs Shoe Backing and Paste Tooth Powders, warrant ed 10 cure the scurvy and keep ihe teeth perfectly white; Blank and Conversation Cards; Writing Sand; Vegetable Soap, to remove grease or stains from cloth silk or cotton Silver Pencils; Pocket Books: Aromatic Cushions Cravat Stilners. Sc. &c. A large supply of Wood, Wax and Sugar Toys. PERFUMERY AND FANCY GOODS. m a Sa G s%FEG all saps ssM anas s Fine Double Rose; Orange SPIRITS Rose, Layen- Flower Bay, Hon and La dt Orange, Hartshorn, Aco-
 XTRACTs.-Rose, Musk, cosMEIicSERose Lip Lavender, Etrgnmot, Jusa Salve, Mix of Roses Almond mnr Nanile Jonqule, and pasie Cold Cram Ntg'tabie Mclhleus, Rouge, Violet and Almond
 ESSENCES.-Cinnamon,Il Hair Powder; Bl1I and Flesh Lon,on, Cloves, Almonds, Pop color, q Court Plaster
 permint Lave nder Bergan0t, OlLS.-Cinnam0n Lemon, and Cedras. Cloves, Al ond, Ps ppermut,
 FANCY SOApS.-Perse an- 4 mise anG Cedrat.
 of Rose. Vegetable, Orr MEnICINES-Soda and ange J,ssamie, Violet, La Soditz Powders Opodeldoc, vBder, Windsor, Olive. Spa Pat mans and Cough Dups, nish Castle and French, astd Lees, Hoopes Andorsons,
 EASEMENTS FOR Sentt's and New London Pills; HAIR-Gtnune Re ars Row POtter's Patent Eye Water; lad Nacassar Antique and PuvcrZcd super Carbon of French assorted Oils Bears, Soda, Taatic Acid Epson Violet, Metleur Pink and and Rochelle Salts, Pearl Bar. French Pomaum; Ruwlands Fine Sp1nge pOit rays Essence of Tyre which will Sicaes Syrngs, Flax Seed, ed h; ir black Iamn Wicks. Glasses
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-12-17

CJ.LfcEuM.-A Lecture will be delivered THIS EVE MING hefort the 1uscaOOsa Lyetum, by Eli ShOrtidgr Esq on the Criminal Law of Alabama. Commence 7.
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-12-17

oJ Our nelt bGtcr 1rH bc s9c9 Heorcsdqy. Gdrerc nehts cd other etfer Prbated ior hS pape 1rH cn b
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-12-17
THE INTELLEGENCER.
sATUKDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1sa1.

GOV. GANIE'S INAUGURAL ADDRESS We clos Anr article last week upOl t address of the Governor
 promise that Il shauid be eontinued; proes1g IUoom that pledge.
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-12-17

We ate informed by the pust-mast.r at Marion, Perry county, that our paper has not been cc,od that office for two weeks. and tiut r of fure is not known A7 9ur paekag are cnrnly made up and in due time 10 th office at t place, at total loss ves. for the cause Of dtay or i'ute office s nro tht direct man stage road, and where high water s not in any instance assign'd GS the cause of interruption.