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Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-05-25

Ildtaa CdiJ-On Wednesday last tAefe was i7ud washeA pat on a sna bank, in the southeast Hat Of lbs tiiaee tta remains Of human being. supposed to be au Indian Chef The chest, which Was surrounded hy bet a brass tubes. was in a state of remarkable preservation. There were also ipund wilh hm several pieces 5t brass plate, and t q1se containing haif da2ea bsaab arrow baaas.-- The wbale vas engeloped in mats oi' finely braided turk. aa3 ineased in Case of cedar ha.k Al the i,fus th.. cafae in contact 4vh hu metal and werc near it, present no appearance e. decay. The inte- 3fments museIes and hanes al The chest and of the tns when resed ap0u t as well as the bark t!o anvenfsi ilen. are entirely preserved and .eman strong and ae2bIa.
 The place where these renains were tsleniswi5h- 'r the ? e1sset Fuchase. near is northern hoauda- Y, and wi.Ha field that las been oul,iYafed nearly ceutafY. | is probable they were irteseed een- Wry and ltdfago perhaps longer Ihat tae pre- seIyatlon WIS owing ta the pst souca of the metal there cannot be much question. us ony those parts were preserved which were found in connaAi9a will and naar 10 ii, aie rest baeing disappearad --Fai Rigsr (lH4ss) lioRa0t
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-05-25

Nce daeeca' Noeei9 --rhe county fife ce- iobraed G9opes may eNa't ia the possassiona afa ie- nale navellsi who approaches a7 neatY to Miss l-dgeFefo as the author of he Natd-8fch does to ." Halief Scott I5e name c the highly gifted lady is Miss slpgEv1cr. utose .gotks ae ehan5,a- lie alike to her sex apd hifth-placo ofthsss. tha best Is the latel{ published Hope feshaa afa~, in tic second edton.}a darY- If early transatlantic manners. The chief chagaetcrs are yaana Eng Ash couple Hto during tie reign of Charles emi- araied from taelf nauYe land far c5useenee sake. and hndiaths cogntry of heir adoption sceues com Fmlons. and adycnures Whieh.thoughat fHst start Ing ononglf are nal allncousenia Co heruHe 8n1 ac- five hearts To pms minds especially. tais anon ol ''sweoi fcon and sweet truth" will be store iopse of delightful northumberland 9aBcr
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-05-25
WEDNESDAY, MAY 9, 1881.

DJ' The communication from Elyton signed Mer- cntio is received and under consideration The name of the author however is iudispensably necessary to it's publication.
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-05-25

RLACKSMTTH's TOOLS. a WILLS, VICES, SCREW PLATES. "A. Bellows piPes Sledge and Hand Ham mers. Also, @, 28 and 90 iach FELLOWS. Far sale at reduced prices b}
 may 9 q PIERCE 7 BALDWIN.
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-05-25
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D4ED-ia tmstuwH. oil Wsducsiav night the lIth i.st MARY GEIhFiS, i.tt daus .er Of ai Chall,s 5 Patti sOI., gg,d a.. tar aiia ffe m.ut!s
 Ear! r'ianFta tf0m f temp eitgps shrr'.
 huc happy hahe, Thy mortal slri iseer;
 Nfih aug k nHw blfale tii. throne of 1ad,
 Ne uuuru u.re a4s.nt, but wck.ss tho radn
 ORIgB- sPY-Ihs y nerllle ISAIAH THOMAS, Esq. the patfafe Of Amt print rs d at Mass oh Monday ui An ul at1he ag Of 82 He was s fntg ratliHt aua gooI 1he Aurrvan Anuqpag4u 5ocIe- t9- ofmheh b hs founder h. u ,f'ie lc hotse ui tt ov Dr Ethc6if and adopted the Following rtFou- tl3us:#
 Re5otue9 That hs soeity depoe the ot oi their Herabie Ft,sG,Et, as distinguished ruide aentiattQ to Whus uiHat ains eHeUs,y-ly ind b.gd iOrOur valuable Horny ant ether property,
 Fes0e4, bat for iaug ssen of yars h has dcvo ted Is vauab- 5lveas Niih grtai 2 to the iEtSa ui hs snei5 t' a las to tbe pubc, n the Lihgalr ga ty fol wliclG ih ought fo bs giatrtui.
 ReSotrc hal ids soeioty w attend Ais fnneai, and qHss ub,r of f'if'1r body o dever al agpopria ad- iit that tcialot.
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-05-25

The Grand sultan ofTukey has issued nu odiet his subjects ealing the Cfisl.aas Dess all epitbet ~i'.oh has hitherto leen in common use a. 'nopg f9li,s and oTd2irs tAem to bs sa favorable terms Wlth the CMissans
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-05-25

The proprietor ofthe Macon Telegraph proposes, ifencoasaad so odo 10 pnhlish that paper daily for six pontas in the year and for the other six months weekly al present first enlergiug its size and put ting tin new type, rlsjs bold undertaking and one we think the population ofthat Aounshing town iilbardly yetwarrant judging from our own ex- perience in commercial city of mach greater ex- tent.-Sataarah Gengian.
 The Canadian Giant who has just returned from Europe on his way to Canada will spend this week in Mir Peas Museum, Broadway opposite the Park This is perhaps the largest man known, his weight is 6l9 pounds MY Enquiyer.
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-05-25

JoarHeg,seor upon iiie State " have more than once noticed that which was done upon the Capitol and this should protect from the malicious assor. ton. Had we said less about that Is well as about lands purchased from the University, we doubt not that we should have added to the number of our friends, not emitting the individually who reproaches us so bitterly from Tuscumba.
 The inquiry about town lots giyen by the citizens of Tuscaloosa 10 aid the State a building her Cap to, is news to us, and if such were the terIns upon which il was to remain with them, we would thank our North Westet for al the information he has to communicate on tie subject H. may be in earnest and have just cause of complaint, so far as himself or the State can be interested With the Capitol the Bank, and the University we d;sclain my other con cern, than what should be felt by eyery citizen of the State, who is solieitous about their prosperity no matter where they may be located We woald thank cur North Western acquaintance to be a Itle more specific in his charge that the publishers of ts paper resoued to artces and the dirty work of pub fishing but side of question at the last session of the Legislature, to the injury of any one, or any cause either immediately-or remotely. The insim- alton is altogether untfne, and evnces want of shame in the writer, wbichhas prompted himo wan der in se'rch of censqra and Of abusive epiihets when at a loss for both reason and law. Until this point can be cleared ID. the writer will remain con vcted of having uttered q1D1 and m!ioandea imp,ea tions, and tlis will be sufficient to condemn him in the opinion of all men, who admire an independent press
 To the voice of the People of Alabama, when fairly and uuderstandngly expressed on any subject we will appeal with the same confidence in their justice, which is expressed by onr North Western mani and so far as that voice has been echoed through the Press, we subjoin whal has been ex- pressed by thoseo them which have ycntnTcd any opinion at all upon the merits of the subject under consideration, emitting only his client of the Inqui- Ter, who may otuow be included in the corps of Hessian Editors
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-05-25

4 rs,i script to leiter ,o,a }osten.datej .,h inst says-"3gFF GREEN E Aore--he E cute iiJn--the sc4Haa' ls trat Le has eaHe0uto c.i'f Af WEBSTER the Secretary ofSmtes bili. or iae President un- der Mr CALEnuN"
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-05-25

Pbe City Council 5f Boston, lase fixed the mum oer aa Representatives ia lhe 3u;a Legislature the Faseot fear. to be cHa.on al 8, ip and appointed te lti last. .o7the ai5eton. On tile same day he voes aI the electors ei Ire State were fa have been taken on the Qnesbou o.iotjiypg the Amendment of the IonstllHtian. changing the umeaftbe commence meEt oi the political rear, and aaoishine the June Session of the LeaiaHfae- Charleston Courier
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-05-25

The Uairersiiy Lands.--In our last weeks paper we published the protest of Nlegsrs Mardis and Ack- len, two members of the Board of Tntsees of the University of Aabulna, denying the right Of the board to extend such relief to certain purchasers of lands belonging to that corporation, IS had been granted in an ordinance durlng their late session In this day paper lay before our readers the or dlnance itself, presented by the letter of General o- gan oi the Trustees who voted with the majori- tW both of which will be found on the last paee-- As il is but fair that both sides should be heard we consider 1t no than act of justice to publish this ordinance together with any explanation of it which can be offered by its friends nasmnch as the protest of the minority has been as widely dssemi- mated paper crculates. It moreover affords much pleasure to shed any light upon subject which, we freely confess, presented then q more uu- promising aspect than ii does with the additional in- formation which we liaye now to give our readers
 Our opinion however, of the potcer of the trustees to extend relief to the purchasers o these lands re- mains unchanged, and although the extent of the re- lief granted is not of that disastrous character which we at first apprehended, stll we cannot reract oar unqualified condemnation of the whole proceeding The principle IS the same, whatever may be the ex- tent of the relief and as the assumption of power was illegal all acts, however moderate, performed under that assumption are, and ought to be- void The pesent proceeding may he seized upon in future as q precedent and the next step constitute more serious nroad upon the university funds, IL will be well therefore that this proceeding should receive the signal disapprohation of the people in every scc ton of the State, in order that instead Of afgrdng the advantages of precedent, it may be converted into beacon to warn succeeding boards of trustees to keep within the line oi their duties, which has been clearly defined by the laws of the land S0xth- eYn AdcocaG.
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-05-25
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M8RffEp-IH Mahl.s, ol. Thugs,ay eYtHur 9th inst. by the isev Josh ph r. Cai iii rhaui, P Il. HHkKIEN. tsq of Smala Cd ts Mss cAllshEtEE JANE, dauGh. tA ruf nr IOMA5 CAaEY.
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-05-25
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 Rie,HoHa Ghig.=Ybere is so much .aim aaa good iioe.ef n the ia.aving comparison atl.e Two mission, one to s eiahurg and ti.e pi5yi or the edlt9f io Eue1o, AYfza. that Ue are Inclined 10 the Delei laat nothing nare shcuId be. .gsgd about the $1940
 MT Randolph caen9. decltpa the oald, lie is too proud t0 Gettaa0d dge that he had abandoned hs trust and lad not earned ifs emoWmsaf. He must HGde 0lV philosophy and patiently bear tl3, gluas of his opponents. kY tAa Way-baw close te le- sentIauee between ajs voyage to St patgIsburq- aud 0eFs 10 3uaEaa A9esl There really Is Jl.s dif- iereaee anIy--he pockets 3l3JOo--ee but st l9ty- his eHpe4iA9n cist t6e c5uutry S,9 9ja--mne SI.- si3-an1 le dW get b St Petersburg. but ~e dl1 net gst ,1 Bueuos AYfe4 For tae rest, his stay ot len days when ne @as eeHt 10 reside prominently, Vas equally an abandonment of dlt2 Is CUTS in not sonE at al--aFd he ia,s eScNsabe, IS his duties wee Of the las, and aiHe ,6e sulJ) u .be least cuB- seqaenrs IA otAer respects tAe parallel runs on all io9ss--ls as hEe as aaies aud Alaeedan! Both af IFS Were pets ol Secretaries 0f State--t of Clay, he of saa Buren, both Of Us got sick I'd had to re- pae 10 merry England to recruit bald of us have been ra4aaly ahasea laf t1e dsHeciiani he abused me fer going to Loadoa instead o bgenos AWrs- haze abdseI hin ias guiding Z Petersburg m ten days end going D London. My +i93J gave out in EEglaHd and lgd 10 throw myac. au o9r excel eni Ambassador then ihcra for tAe means of rlun- ng--=lhe Ifonip9audarY, as ha hnd q stronger mi upon the crib, and @lta all h in the habt like the Romaa seHa'o's n the provinces, 3f taking rp his abode with friends wisresacyer he goes. instead of in inns, and other expensive places, wiil we hope be more fortunate
 Whenever iu future our brother of the Norfolk Icad. other la Hatarad persons twits Us with the @i2i1, al5 trip ta a5eDas Avtes. we mean just to saY Jaan Randolph af !,oauo,,c n lbe eccautr- city ai hia diplomatic asr We have I shield aud d.- fence foF our own mucly expedition to Busnos Aves! A itr tha Hon john himself we mean 10 .anL him tnIs nltieIa- -ta !. p.Lar.nnra
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-05-25

We have inserted statement, from Tuscaloosa paper, by of the Trustees of the University of
 his State in which he complains of the editors here
 for censurng the majority of the Board, for passing certain ordinance without knowing what that ordi. nance The writer denies that the interest on the debts due to the University is stopped but that time only is gven-ln cur remarks incur last num- Der, attempted to show that the Trustees had no power, according to their chat, to remit one cent of
 the debt due to alter the original contract in any way and we believe 90 still. It does not matter whether they have remfted the interest or extended the time of paymenti both are unlawful interfe- rences with contracts and it is as culpabe to do the one as the other-fIuAtseMe Dea0ofat.
 The 0rdaaacc.--W hereas, it has been represent ed to the Board of Trustees, that in the counties of Franklin and Lawrence there are many of the nlr- chasers of the University lands that are unable to make payment of principal and interest now due and becoming due, on such lands is originally sold at the rate of seventeen dollars and upwards per acre
 Therefore be it Resoieed, That in order to secure to the University the debt and interest due from Thomas Aldridge, William Alsebrooks, James B Lockhart, Amos A. Johnston, William Fhornas, William w. Parham, John J. Winston James M Daniel, David Thiller, Mason Reynolds Isaac Winston, William o. Winston, John I billiard and the heirs of William Thomas, of Greene coun ty, who are represented obe unable to meet those heavy payments now due for those lands, be allowed further credtof five years, in equal instalments
 each instalment to be paid the first of Jannary in each and every year. Proeided, hoiceper,- that the first iDstalment shall be paid or before the first day of January l932 And prorided also that each individual herein named, shall make and truly exe- cute, deed deeds of trust in favor of the Univer
 slty of Alabama upon personal and real estate to the full value of fifteen hundred dollars to secure what
 is due each quarter section held by the same
 which seturity shall be in addition to such ein as the University now holds on such quartersections
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-05-25
SAMUEL B. MOORE.
JAMES ], HoRNroN,

9GlIffUI ' OI aItft. e The Editors dfthe Ncwspeprs Huntsville will please lnstn h, above Frqciamauon.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-13

HuAFE just rereisrd large aud general
NE assortment Of s. nsonstie Goods. pure''a.
81 IsIi-sin tee lat few sseks al Suction. - his
.salies irem 70 s,h ateh lover than hereto
forr. Among winch afe
- ~ css snrtrfoe Cloths olive, London
brown. darri, drab. b'ue, black aid ss-el
M.
4 niere. strsr snioI csssimtes
30 rier.s Ca.siatts utt'r,y dff rripiion, 6nf
Tor ~ cut.
l es,. sum, eTas. b. aeh ttish LlBrns
~ risc,s ious Lawns
10 ieces b own Irish Linens
b. halrs Domestic Co oHs
; bates Gotten 0zn4bargs
81 piree. Scotch Ozuahulgs
. 10 Gifcassian Pads
- 10 Scotch Piais
81 len5d assortment fancy TidkG. Of a lie.
soriptons
3 bhles Cacoes. splendid Patterrs
Grand asyor meni bonnet Ribbons
Beautiful aSso,in,eui fancy six. shaded
: pieces l,aitan Silks aud Gros de Maps
Eiag aai 3 naanna iIdkf.. hnl qualay
Plain and spotted Flannels
BGmbazetis aud Bumb8zlucs, As,itngE Of sli
kinds
Black ant vi tic Worsled Hose, 10 q 81
entiemen's hall llose do. besides a great Fari=
sty OF Other articles, al ofwbich we are deter.
mined 10 sel at the lowest Northern mHtke'
Prices. Jan. ~
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-13
NOTICE.

peY virtue OF 4 deed Of trust executed To
b y tue subscribers by james Bullock, bearing
late rhs 23I day OF May, 1898, aud duly re
corded IN the Cooperation Court Of Lynchburg
~, viii proceed To sell 10y way oil public auc-
tn,u. on u credit Of xix aud ~ I've months, on
tl,e nrsmi,es on Friday the 18th OF January
Mex. an undivided moety of II certain Piece or
marcel Of ground, win the apParienancts, lying
and benz IN tue town OF Lynchburg, on the
south west SIDE Of serond street, near Planters
Warehouse. con aiming twenty SIX feel IN front
and running back Que hundred and twenty feet,
also. another plccr or parcel oil ground, IN the
said town on the south west side on second
.trret. nearly opposite the Union Hotel, con
tanning twenty tbrre leet nine inches in front
and raining 6nck leet, as
will he SEEN by rei.renee to the deed. Bond
and approved security, together with IA deed oil
tiust on the property viii he required.
DAVIDSON BRADFUIL, {Trns
ALEXANDER IUMfhINS, tees
Dec. % IDS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-13

[NllE subscriber respectfully informs the
- public that he has now on hand some
really splendid articles in has line OF business !;
and, also, that he has made arrangements
which will enable HIM Mt all times, aud d the
shortest notice, To supply those who mny favor
hlm with Their patronage with Coach,s, Gigs.
Baronches, or any other description OF Car
tiages, from Newark, IN. J.) which Is known
TO be the rery best Mauyactory ofsuch articles
IN The lcorid Arrangement, have also been
made with manntactories in Philadelphia and
New York, so that any ordtr which may be
gwen can always be immediately supplied.
The subscriber likewise continues to carr,
IN the Car"ge making business, and is pa
Jared to make Carriages of any description
"hirh may b. wanted by those who prefer the
h'me manufacture. lie will, also do any kind
ut repairs ON the cheapest terms, aud in the
most puactuai manner.
HENRY NJ. DIDLAkE.
Aug. 80
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-13

SLisl Of Le.sff ~ x1erly Po.. OFF, o. At
alR Dertufbtr, 1890.
james Bnbro2, iahn boyi", Franklin
Board. Jn,sf.h Bower. Ja,k Brown, william
Balsnser. J 4. Burtoa.
C-Nih~m 7. Cs,sek Joseph Crowdsr VIII
IAN CauL, J4ssph CUR, Bedtofb tlefk 8.
D--franci. Il Dickens, Esq D'n'd Drew
iry.
John Fau',l.n.
C. Iapt. a4itl, ~. nahr fillmore.
II. H,gRtns Luess I. Ilsh h'ns,
, John ili-hfe.s,r. peei Joha lloadsa. hin.
nnll nj J u. Thompson, Col il~pepth,
IL In Z Jnncs, Ms, " Jonrs.
k-Aiiehael kartes. yames he,yi Thomas
krtnfs
l.-lAdip Loeks,l. Henry LLOYD, AeIan.
det l.e B.us man La, Garland Lively
Francs L-rsftb.
M--Cbat, rel. Thu 6. Miller. Colonel
Thomas NJ or. Harvey NJ ii lhfasivelus,
Aliosf. Jonas tltnier. Ml.s May /. MncbeIi.
p l. ia Nurlolk
" tobn {. >o,ll. 1rae Hssman, samuel
y pdinger, E,q.
O-=Dasid Own
r-beliGrid rorPr. Ibomas Pared. ! A.
Puiltn Ms Ursrlr, q Pf,rs
E=RUbcrt " Icrrc jonathan Rnoker,
] ny Robertson, Mas sophia Reece. rhuit
Rohcrls, Nichula. Kobffitun l}tohsrd Robinson
Nicholas OF Franeis III k1b"u On, Miss Poll,
VI R0bertfon. Miss Liza J. Robertson.
S--Dayid Simmons. Abraham Smelser ..
John Smrlser Nt, VI riba Stewart, james H.
Stewart. Esq Grecubury settle. Grorgr STAG
lev 81 John Grhy. Bedford Sheriff. ;. III zabelb
Silver Thomas Stewart
l--kobeft laylor, Enoch Taffy, DR.. James
{ Tuner.
Wv illiam ! White. Crawford J.. White
Charles Wbnely, Louisa Walker. Jamrs Ii
Wilson. WM r. | OKIER, J.. NJ
lon. 4 a
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REMOVAL.

= Se.i4. sn6serIbsr has taken the Bel T..
"a al Nelson Coalt House, tLoyinys Il
"hefe he IS now ready to receive all o.. w
VINO may favor him With their company snsa
pl'tsfs hin'seh TO use every exertiou 10 u he
the most general saiisfa c,ion. give
his house = situated AGAR The Couu.p.
ana IS large and comm d'ous. His stab, !,
orick, and calculated Il held from fof,g - u
horses this is likewise pienIitullv j" Hliy
with grain, fodder, &c. which. viii, IL. pned
ON oil 90 Cd and faithful servants. he e "uea.
hInsslt wall entitle him TO patronage. ''Fl'
Ne 2on c. II Ort. o. ".
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htr ol EnsraVings, bound OF ia No, may sItlI
be had, ptice - 5Od volu.ne This may h,
!hr last opportunity "i Obtaining complete sets
! e"' small number over what rs required
! 10, p'eseh, snosef'hers will be published in
| 1851 Adde'S orders post paid.A
SAMUEL G., ATKINSON.
" Subscriptions received by MARTIN "
DAVENPORT, AGENT.
January 3. II