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LINES FROM AN UNPUBLISHED DRAMA.

LIN ES FROM AN UNPUBLISHED DRAMA.
BY MRS. E. F. ELLET.
Is it crime to stab human heart?
To strike with the envenomed, barbed weapon
Colder than barbed steel--thah two edged sword
more sharp;
Chill-lipped suspicionl For the careless word
Idle as air-the innocent thought, poured out
Because it knew no WRONG to hide-the Joy
Of the free spirit, that like fountains played,
Shooting thousand gems of spray in the sun
And all the May games of sportive fancy
To blight with msconstruction? light thing
Is it, 10 poison springs of tenderness.
Pure and healthbfinging as the mountein streatt1,
Till the deep blacknes. shall have sunk therein
Into their depths To wound with woe and shame
The soul, until the face must wear mask
Cheerful or gay-with anguish hid beneath?
10 do all ths-yet codly turn away
And hear no word that might have shown the
wrong;
Forcing the deep proud heart in silent pride
10 bear the weight you flung on it :? Go to
You have wronged nature higher than your own
Into cup of sorrow, full already,
Have poured draught Of bitterness have smote
Rudely the chord, whose murmured, heavenly
sound
You had no ear nor soul to understand
Cots an easy work I'd do wrong;
The privilege 'tis alone of nobler beings
To suffer it. would not change with you!
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-07-07
just received by Steamer D1roc !:

bED Screws, Iron table and Tea Spoons; Britain MA
ID Table and Tea Spoons. ADDE'S; Ok, Log. Fifth,
trace and halter chains augers, hand and sledge and
claw hammers steel hoes frying pans; butchet Shoe,
pocket, atd table knives, sheep shears scissors and
shears socket, trning, nortioe, and rrner chisels
plane irons, hand saw mill saw, half round bastard
files, horse rasps saddlers tachs, webbing ana strain
ing web, door, Norfolk latches, needles, Jews harps
shoe punches, nail and spike gmets, roller and har
buckles trunk, chest cupboard, pad saddle bag
and door locks gents and ladies' strrups; twisted and
brass bride bits, pow lines and bed cords ivory dress
pocket, Eorn and shell COMBS razors, knitting pins
razor strops Backing, shoe. horse TOOTH hair shaving
white wash, and crumb brushes, teron hand cfosscut
and mill saws, watc keys, letter, writing and wrap
ping paper. mkt pound and paper pins. hatchets
small axes, choppng and broa axes, drawing knives
candle sticks bonnet bbarGs, fish hooks ana lines, ME
tai vest and coat buttons, lasting and horn coat AM
pant, shirt ladies buttons, steel pens, shOv
and tongs, Harmonicans, marbles, gun tubes and
cylinders steel BEADS violn strngs' steel snd iron
squares, smoothing, jack, jofr1ter match, bedding
sash and copcs, and pow Planes, tGiet and looking
glasses, percussion coffee mills serves, grass
grain cythes, cut and horse shoe nails, manfa
rope, screw plates, ansilsi &c.-Cheap for cash ana
produce. =. b. BlSHOf q W.
Van Buren,, May 10, f849.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-07-07
{ VOLUME. S-NO. Is.
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE 81 w.

Settlement of Maryiand.-No State has, per.
haps, much greater reason 10 respect its early
freedom Than tho people OF Maryland. Sir Geo.
calvert was an eminent statesman, member of tho
Privy Council and Secretary TO James the First.
James was not bigoted against the Roman Catho.
lies, o. whom Calvert was ono, and he was high i'm
Court favor, and popular with all parties. He had
early taken an interest i'll American colonization
and he found no difficulty in obtaining a grant of
as much territory rs he wanted, and with very
liberal charter. With keen sagaci!y, he required
an exemption of Mary land frem English taxation
forever. Ills object was TO secure an asylum for
Papists, and TO establish religious security and
peace In the new world. He did not live to urry
out his designs, but his eldest son, Cecil, (Lord
baltmore) at vast expense planted the colony,
and ruled over IT as the proprietor for 43 years.
His brother, Leonard Calvert, conducted the first
emigtants TO the waters Of the Chesapeake. On
Friday, the 22d November, 1888, Calvert, with
about two hundred people, most of them Roman
Catholic gentlemen and their servants, in the Ark
and Dove, a large ship and pinhace, set sail for
The land Of promise. In February they reached
Point Comfort, and after some survey Of the nor
thern part of the Potomac they determined 10 set
tie on the right hand of river which they named
st. Mary's twelve miles from Its junction with the
Potomac. The spot selected was hh Indian town,
Yocorioco, which they named ST. Maty's, and
they gained SO much favor with the natives rs 10
be able 10 purchase the site. On the 9th March,
1884, the Catholics took possession, and to use the
words OF Bancroft. religious liberty obtained a
hotne--ts only home In the wide world, at the
humble village which bore the name Of Saint Ma
ry's.'
The colonists had no difficulty with the Indians,
because they dealt justly with them; they had no
sufferings, because the rich and generous propre-
tors expended, in the first two years, upwards of
forty thousand pounds sterling in their support.
Lord Baltimore took the oath Of Governor of
Maryland year two afterwards His oath
ran thus al will not, by myself or any other, di-
recty or indirectly, modest any person protesting
10 believe in Jesus Christ for in respect of reli-
gion." Both the Roman Catholics and the Pro-
testan.s found shelter undef his wise and liberal
government, and he invited the puritans Of Massa-
chusetts TO emigrate TO Maryland, offering them
land and privileges, and free liberty of religion
For nearly half century Lord Baltimore con.
Quoted the affairs of the colony. and during the
whole Porod it was, perhaps, the happiest most
tranquil, and most prosperous infant colony the
world ever saw.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-07-07
icon and Fort Gibson Packet.

o. THE undersigned wonld inform his
$sI friends, and the public generally, that
Hk having bnilt the ALERT No. 2, ex-
sthe Arkansas river, she will make gular
SAapoeon to Fort Gibson. He is confident
sufficiently light drawing but twelve
q run the year round, and viii do so if the
Naass. 1t is not his wish to monopolise the
The river, and run all other boats out and
enormous prices, but to do an honest fair
|Itess. Not wishing to take any advantage
S,e' ne invites them to give him call, and
NE them as comfortable and take them
Is esany other boat of her class in the river
ki-36-tf. Up GREGG M.ster
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-07-07
PROS PECT US.
|lZETTE OF THE UNION
AND GOLDEN RULE.
u, CLARKE, Editor.
EOHStUT JsHED WEEKLY.

THE ORGAN OF THE ORDER,
n under the auspices of the M. w. Grand Sire
nj. ri, commencing July 7, 1S49.
! [1I eOutain, from week to week, the proceedings
5czud Lodge of the State of New York, and also
l, ,s,,es accounts of Celebrations, Institutions
ILVIss, and occasionally, complete Directory
!. Lujges in the Union.
Ifgary department will be filled with Original
|Ias highest excellence, prepared by the most
H.. the rarest Gems of Poetry from the English
/. Stitches Of Travel; Anecdotes, &C., &C.; and
I-sTv illustrated with beautiful Wood Engrav.
! Sens equal in its Literary character to any
Il nihe country, and being thus perfect in its
:las,bip department. it will be worthy of place
nbe of every brother of the Order.
Gazette and Rule is published every Saturday.
! Ann street, New York.
ku-To Mail Subscribers, Two DOLLARS YEAR
ssz invariably. Address
CRAMPTON & CLARK. Publishers.
No. Al Ann st New York.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-07-07
TAYLOR g. STiDHAM.

AVlNG entered into Co-partnership in the
II TAILORING business, at the old stand,
first door South of EngIand's Cabinet Ware room,
where they propose carrying on the business in
Its various branches. They would respectfully
inform the public that they are prepared to fur.
nish garments of every description, in their line.
made in strict conformity with the present fashions
and taste of the day. Orders promptly executed.
Grateful for past favors, the subscribers solicit
continuance of patronage. T. &. s.
March 10, lS4g.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-07-07
FOR SALE.

of IN, ~ az reduced price, my property in che
n E"AkKEN, Tanning county, Texas, con.
-s'en Lots, in said town, situated on the
\, II on which is good dwelling house and
I well calculated for a tavern. Also a
Er5ss aa Orocery, and Warehouse, now in ex
I'M 70 % receive stock of goods. Also fifteen
fronting on the River, and including the
Scs is on direct line from Fort Smith and
ID toI y 'ne Trinity, Sulphur nd Sabine. and
Fs "'e Inc most valuable Ferry on Upper
ksamae soos ;, Of good bargains, will do we'll 10
Is1 1'ne the premises Immediately, as in
Els ~ JOHN KITCHINGS.
~,-tareh 18Th, 1S49. 2-Iy.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-07-07
rHos A. REEbER, b. r. skEuGs
REEDER & SKEGGS,
T Il I L O r S !.

T IL O r S.
vINHE subscribers would inform The citizens OF
- Van Buren and the public generally that they
are prepared to attend to all orders in their line of
business, with promptness. All garments war.
ranted to fit, or goods paid for. The latest ia
shions attended to, and all pains taken to please
and accommodate their customers. Cutting Cor
the country dcne with as much care as if to be
made in the shop.
March 10, 1S49.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-07-07
L A N G II X F. E'S

NEW SECTIONAL MAP OF ARKANSAS.
"AVING just returned from Cincinnati. where
IL have contracted fer the engraving, printing, &C.
OF my New SECTIONAL Mar OF Arkansas, would re-
spectfny inform the public, that the above Map will
be reaey for delivery in January next.
1t will be done in the finest style of line engraving
and by the most competent engravers west OF the
Alleghanes. Said Map will show all the Greeks,
Bayous Post-ofces, County Seats and every section
and fractional section on each navgable stream in
the State, SO that persons may point to the
which they live. In addition these have laid
down from the Maps file in the Office of Col. Rear
don, the land selected by the State of Arkansas
part of the 500 900 donated by Congress- the
Seminary lands, the Salt Springs with the twelve
sections attached to each also all the Military Land
Townships are laid down. taken from the books in
the Auditors Office and if any changes made in
the county lines, or new counties formed by the
suing Legislature will be enabled to show them all
complete. Price, in neat pocket form with clasp ST.
on rollers splenddly coored and vanished, SIS.
The pocket map be sent to any part of the State
by MALL and orders rapidly coming in, those
desrous of procuring early, will please send in their
names soon possible G. LANGTREE.
Little Rock, Nov. Z, IS43.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-07-07
HOUSEHOLD ORDERS.

Rachel, go and comb your hair,
Betsey, stop your laughing there!
Kate, make haste and wash the dishes,
And Susan, mend your rfather's-pantaloons
Sammy, run and feed the hogs,
Jim, go out and bring some logs;
III whip you, John, you know | will,
If you don't stop a-licking- William
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-07-07
Regular Packet

|@ @Orfeans 10 Van Buren, and Fort Smith.
al THE fine and fast running steamer
EJ ROBERT MORRIS,
lbRowN IRWIN, Master, will make re-
p during the coming season, from New
W, van Buren, and Fort Smith. Every
Oe made to please passengers and ship
IL III ,fe,ght or passage apply ON board.
~, lS4S.-42-3t.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-07-07

AN lNFALLIBLE CURE FOR CnoLERA.-Tnke
three table.sPoonsful of castor oil, three table.
sPoonsfui OF the best French brandy, and forty
drops of iaudanum, mixed well together and ,ss
the patient drink it off. The body mus. then bo'
rubbed over with brandy and hot annncl cloth.
Should The condition of the patient not improve
within one hour, and the nails of the fingers begin
10 get black, administer tablespoonful of cas-
tor oil, one of French brandy, and ten drops of
audanum. This generally throws the sufferer
into profound sleep, from which he will awake
perfectly well. This treatment has been found
most effectual in India, where cholera first an.
peared, and thousands of persons were cured 5y
this very simple remedy --LtreYrool paper.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-07-07

About one.half the. young chickens hatched die
of the gaps. II just about the time the hen leaves
the nest with her brood the small white scale ON
the end of their bills be pulled off, with ordinary
care, none will die Of the gaps. AT this age the
scale is easily removed, but day OF two renders
il hard and difficult.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-07-07

J q mats paats' comprising every kind
p, snama, 8 do. Wool, 2 do Mexican:
' 'sc d and for sale by
sp.,, WALLACE & WARD.
'uHalngs, June ], 40.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-07-07
ARKANSAS RIVER PACKET,
PHHR PENNYWIT.

HL THE splendid new steamer " PHILIP
faJ PENNYWIT," r. BEATTY, Ma stef, will
TEH leave New Orleans, for the Arkansas
% the lfth inst, and will run, during the sea
kn New Orleans, to Little Rock, Van Bur en-,
Ith, and Fort Gibson touching at all the in.
1ls landings.
|aeht or passage. having superior accommoda
|qpy on board, or to
T. D. MERRICK 4 CO, Agents.
R0ek, February IS, IS49.-5-tf.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-07-07
AND RARE FLOWER SEEDS.

b nhibER has just received from Europe
aim se'ion - of Flower Seeds, and for the ac-
ia ssso.p persons residing at a distance, has put
IA. .aAsortments of IL varieties, each distinctly
q sn,io Ioie enclosed in an envelope. for sending
Be s.a sc letter postage. Price 81; or six for
remitting the amount (post paid)
"a DREER, Scotsman and Florist,
!, 40 NO. ~ Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
~. S-2w.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-07-07

A young lawyer having been asked by Judge
whether in the transmigraifon of souls he would
prefer being turned into horse or ain ass
"An ass" quickly replied the lawyer.
"Why?" suit the Judge.
Because have heard of an ass being judge
but never horse.'
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-07-07

Gold is the god of this world. Only whispe
the word, and its worshppers fall down ON thei
knees. Breathe it in the valley and it is heard a
the mountain top. Tell where il can be found
and millions rush TO the spot faster than the
would 90 to Heaven.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-07-07

Al one Of our hotels few days since, Mrs. "
inquired Of a gentleman sitting NEXT TO her, The
difference between fac simiIie and sick familie
After destroying large piece of ntnce pie, he re-
piled as follows:
A fac slmilie, madam, may be a trsA nuthenti
Gated fact, while sick family cunnot be regarded
as veu one
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Thr Premium Liar.

The Al6qEy atlas, IN TRADE oi personal deia'
mstlon, speaks Of
Secretary Clayton. who prOclslms tha' oiAVefy
go wherever profitable Of Attorney fi"nerai Jo"u
a., uho advises It's establishment in the new teIfito'
,l., by force Of Cosmer who gives up inc niAi' 70
sou bern mobs TO piier
Secretary CLArToS and Attorney General o"N'
.os. though living in Slave Safes, both em@nc'
p4ed tAe,r Sld,,s many years ago and NJ gay
ION ,o,tslued and voted for tho Wilmot FfoVlso
N the Senate, when it was defeated by 'he Vo'es
If Csss Dickinson aud their cronits INTO whose
csmp the Atlas bs. lately craeled. Mr.. Clayton
,IygK proclaimed that Slavery shouid so " wher-
ever profitable :" M ATTORNEY General John'oa
nsrey advised It's estsb ihmen, in che new terri
tories BIZ f,rce" Hia sentiments are entirely ed'
verse t. all this 1t was Hs'sche ! johnson oil
Georgia. a Lee, Foco, who IS now exuitius IA the
hops.o( the Atlas party carrying our state WOO
made the speech on which this story about "tJrce'
IL based Nj. CCllsmer NEVER gave up the mails
70 be plfered. and never will but Gen jackson
aud Amos Kendall DID, ard The Atlas men were
then and thereafter their strenuous supporters
We have only picked three ont OF st least
hundred bareisced fal;ohoOds III the Editoriai o.
Tuesdays Atlas. They are fsiF sample OF tne
10, nd Of their sooundreiy manufacturers
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II iss EIito- 81 7hs Tribune
Nix. EDlroR-YJu publish a Wing paper, but l
uaM you will no, refuse notice the iust complaint OF
an honest Democrat. Al the Tsmmsny Hall rshhcsuoo
meeting on Monday might. myself aud other Democrats
were grossly inealed by two fellows named Rynders and
suah.n beng permitted drag into the meeting for po
ideal purposes the subject OF the As'or-paee Riots
TAe,s fellows denounced the whole Daily and Sunday
press OF Nsw-York. with only Two exceptions lone OF
those 10 denc and the other ought to bel combined
a.ns, poor worsinsmen In dtfcudDg the suppresfn OF
the Riots ard hey charged the suppression as WING
aud sIisiocrsuc movement You Judge best of the
truth q o charge sgsas. The Wigs bat object, and go
DO ae great Of my party TO the Inference these EEL
lows would have drawn that the Democrats were or are
opposed zw snd order and In favor Of mobs and 0s
They unfortunately satoed with clique OF rowdles
Aac di.srGced by having such fellows 80 kyuder Nssh
t1c Sshsn 10 heir pSty. but they arc not roloVlns
party The Chief Of Police and moot OF the poHeeeu a.
the uo.t were Democrats. The Saetln, VINO gave Zoe
military order are. was Democrat so wss Gen ssn-
br3 com maodos tue military, 50 were many OF The sol
sers 90 the District Attorney ho urged the tndlet-
the TiCtes before the lorOncTs Jury, and Inc
Jadse ho sentenced batch ~ them tegsipg that the
limited his 10 send them 10 prison FOE longer
tune Every tue Democrat opposed 10 the rieieI-
LIZ Rynders S.rshsr. Wash, ana Sickles, nave the
odipm they deserve shettors o! Jouns but claim
aderent character for the ho0esi mechanic and w"fkng
man, " no IL Ia priuciple Democrat was Nhsmef Tor
Tsnmany II ali and Tor Bancroft, OConor and Mekeon,
could cit by and psImt such fslows 10 spess saeh
sentiments 10 the name Of the Democratic party we are
cursed enough with hollow and bungpg ta,5 but Al
sssd that better bsu the charge OF belng o1ous pope
you will puhsh ibis, for the Globe wont Though opposed
inss. am what IL called bAkNblhNsh
Nsctssdsy, OF 81. lsts
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ssooKiS0 AcclDsSr.-Daniei Boxry' asswyer
10 the employmer; Of John Pos' h'q lumber ner
Chant At Aqasekaoek n. ) came to bis death on Mon
day afternoon under the following painful ei'eun'isr
css; He was engaged in sswins piece oil umos''
s'Snaiug upright, when no. being properly secured
fell Is the ground crushing ADD Killing hun in''saty
he wa warned Of his danger By Mr. Po'' Jah before
the seciden, happened bu, replied that he understood
HE own business. scarcely had Nj. / turned s"sy
when the accident happened
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ANTHONY J BLEEcKER. Aaeuoos,.

DERkMPTOtS sALE.-Jsmss koosf.ou hlon
Thomas s Taylor, Trustees under Deeds OF Trust ere
eued item by the President Directors and Con- any Of
BY ANTHONY BLEECkER, Aoetones'' al NE Me.
chants Exchange 10 tho Ciy Of Ne. 9o,s, or wsdn.s
Toe following described premises
those four certain ots pieces OF parcels OF snd SIT
1se wing aud bel Ia the County OF Hamilton late Mont
ian.py and STATE Of New.Yors being part o. the r.e,
Known a. Tousn and CTosshsld's or Jesups pufcha-~
which said tour lots comprise the norihey h.f o. o~n
.hp number nineteen Of said TOeo and CFossheds pvf
chase and VI hch said lots contain three
and sixy.Iwo and bali acres a. sisy surveyed BY A
A.o Al. that certain other usot Of land u four ttoo-
sand nins hundred acres, iyng In square az neAy 90
may b. IN TIC north-re. norns, o. VIC ia Ta. "a
Crossheds or Jesup. purchase In County " usm
A. all Ihs Certain other tract Of land Of NJ. thoo..nd
one hundred and eighty scres being The residue OF me
north bali Of township number ihftysI Of sad Iousn
Hamilton late Moutg omery sner dsdaens Ave hoassnd
nl0, hundred acres In tho northwest eorn7f iosfs"f
Also s those certain los, pieces o. parcels OF AZ
situate lying aod being In tho County u Esser and sIs
Of New-Yors and known and disungoished a. lo1 oem
ss :sa ,os sonssnins s,s hundred se,s.
Also :. ho.s tw9 ,.r.in Piss.: or pse s.. yos .sd
sno and sasbed as los numbers cas =. -
fourteen and hundred and sixteen lIIA I.'J s,aI
North west Bay Trset tho SAID loi pamosI ~ 80.
and fourteen con aiming hundred soscbVs e'es
And 6ysIenths Of an sers and tho said oi nonoef one
hundred and sixteen cooIainnf ono huna 90 VI snp
4 I.
map and field book Of said use ss< 10 No onos OF uS
Secretary VI The snte u Newton s..I,
And aso all that certain ulct OF pes1 OF pss esocfed
so1 ninety srrss Of snd situate Ia the County of Chnon
.Gd ststs Of hs~.Yofs, IytnS In sqa1s, - neHiy ~
may be, In tho southwest corner .. sAr.yi'sd
Of township number hrse, Of the Old hilnfy tract 90
called.
rgsas ov slLs
Tho ordinary Trusssss' deed, via eovsnsss ssatns'
The sacuoasers ices be psid ~ pareasssy snA
sn per esst Of The pafessss money 81 the ums u sac
and defa9lt Of such psynso the properly suusk 90
wil 10 iamsdistsly oaers1 for ss!s again
Tbs remainder OF ths pefesase money 70 b nss o ss
once Of the Subscriber No HsDoysfst Ia he Guy q
Nov Yors tbs TN dsy % December nsxt, when ~
where the deeds will b ready for dshysry
preferred BY tho purchasers, tbsr bonds for ooe-bsif
purchase money secured by noG>ss Of The properly
psy,ole 10 ihree years with interest he rsS sey~f
per esst per aanam psysb.s half yearly viii b receives
10 lieu II % much VI the pofchass moosy.
Taos- terms are subject 10 such motifeauous sd s1d'
aOas may b announced 81 the sals.
FOR fsTIb1f psrticplars spply 10
4. Il BLATcHFoRD, No. Hsnoysss,
kswYofk Guy
Septem Der isLh, ls4s 40 la~ts kHD