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The Arkansas banner., 1849-09-11
The Ar.enai at springfield.
BY H. W. LoscsrLLOw.

This Is the Arsenal. From floor to ceiling,
 Like huge organ, rise tine burnished arinsi Bat from the silent pipes no anthem pealing
 Startles the villagers with strangoaiarms. An. what a sound will rIss, how wild and dreary
 When the death angel touches those swift keys! What loud lament and dismal misery
 Will mingie with their awful symPhOnles hear even now the Infinite fierce chorus,
 The cries of agony. the endless groan, Which, thro' the ages that have gone before us,
 In long rrverberasion reach our own. On helm and harness rings the saxon hammer Thro' cimbric forest roars the Norseman's song, And loud, amid the universal ciamoF, Der distant deserts sounds the Tartar gong. I hear the Fieren.sne, who from his palace Wheels out his battle bell with dreadful din; And Aztec priests upon their teocailis, Beat the wild war-druns. made of serpents akin The tumult of each sacked and burning village,
 The shout that every prayer for mercy drwns; The soldiers rsyels in the midst of piIiage: The vail of famine In bclcagueFed towns; The bursting shell, the gateway wreuch,d asunder, The rsttng musketry, the clasbing blades And ever and anon. in tones of thunder,
 The diapason of the cannoBade.
 Is it, 0 man, with such dIscordens noises, With such accursed instruments IS these, Thou drownest Natures sweet and kindly voices,
 And iarrest the celestial hsrmoniesf Were half the power that fills the world with terror
 Were half the wealth bestowed on camps & cour Is, Given to redeem the human mind from error,
 There were no need of arsenals nor forts. Down the dark future, thro' long generations.
 The echoing sounds grow fainter and then cease And like bell, with solemn, sweet vibrations
 hear once more the voice of Christ say "Peace.' Peace! and no longer from it's brazen portals
 The blast of Wars great organ shakes the skies But beautiful as songs of the immoEtals,
 The boly melodies of love arise.
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DrNTAL NOTICE.

 nR. MCINTYRE. Dentist, respectfully informs 1I his patients and the public, that his office has been removed to Mir. Champlin's Wash ingten Hotel, where he will continue the practice of his profession in skilful manner and at moderate charges.
 The teeth may be preserved, beautihed or replaced generally, without pain, and all operations per formed with little nconveninee 10 the patient us possible. The true value of the teeth Is only known when these useful organs of mastication, speech and form lost. Ladies attended al their private residences if necessary.
 The teeth ofchiIdren under years, will be regu- ated free of expense, sso advice given the pre- servaton of the teeth and the proper dentfrice to be used The mouth examined without charge or trouble 10 the pstient The following gentlemen referred to in regarn to Dr. Melntyres qualifications as practical Dentist
 JoHS II. ROBINSON, Col L. J. RxARpoN, GAIT. A. PIKE, Dr. $. LAURIE, Mir. w E. WOODRUFF, Mir. WM B. WAIT,
 MT. c. E. HAYDEN.
 Little Rock Oct 6, IS4S D.
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ROCK HOTEL.

A MAJOR PELHAM has leased, and will
 kssssE opea for the accommodation of visitors and -k-x-lhoarders, by the day, month or year, that large brick edi6ce The bank of the river the first below the State House, in tbe city of Little Rock. Arkansas. The house has been thoroughly cleansed and repaired, newly furnished, and entirely feno- vated in every respect His table will always b. abapdantly supplied with the very best the msr ket affords. A Reading Room has been opened, in which may slways be found newspapers from vari- ous parts Of the United States. ian3o
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NEW ORLEANS TYPE FOUNDRY
AND PRINTERs' DEPOT

No. l7, Cyaai St. kop. opposite hs Casiom House III H. GREEN respectfully annosnees to Prin. Ike ten and Publishers that he is constantly manufacturing. and has on hand. an extensive. as sortnent of TYPE. of every description, and every article requisite for the printing business.
 The subscriber Is also agent for the sale of MA PIER, SMITH and WASHINGTON PRESSES. also, tor PROUTsS PRINTING INK, lof ali colors,) with George F. Nesbitt's celebrated pre- mium WOOD LETTER, which be will furnish in any quantities at the shortest notice. aprl0 si:6m
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WHITE LEAD. OIL. ke. LUST REC'D, PER STEAMER CASHIER, ~ the following. smong numerous other articles: 50 kegs pure White Lead; 10 d. No. l, do.
 bhis Linseed Oil; bbls. Lard Oil;
 l do. Patty; do. Cider Vinegar. 10 boxes Star Candles;
 10 hail boxes, do'; 70 quarter boxes. do; 50 boxes Window Glass, assorted sizes; 1000 lbs. Cotton Yarn.
 l5 kegs Nails and Spikes; 25 Grindstones; 50 bbls. Ohio SapeIhns FLOUR; Jspan Farnish, Hams, Brown Soap, Starch. Al. cohol, Stone Jugs. Wire Selves, &c, &c.. all ol which will be sold very low. May g. VIM. R. WATT
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Questionable BensrOience-Dnring a late war. Quaker was on boari an American ship engaged in close eombat with an enemy's He preserved his peace principles calmly until he saw stout Briton climbing up the vessel by rope which hung over board. Seizing haichet, the Quaker looked over the side of the ship, and remarked. Friend thee wants that piece of rope, thee may have i'." when, saing the deed 10 the word. he cut of the rope and down went the poor fellow 10 his long Watery home
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TAs Strongest PnF Yet -The editor of tho Bos- ton Post can have our hat Speaking of pr. Hitch- cock, a dentist of that city, he says-"Dr. H in- serted set of teeth for gentleman the other day, which worked well that the landlord rose ca kis board"
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HAYS & CO,

AT ApAMs's OLD sTANps OPPOSITE THE REAL
 ESTATE RAsE.
 uApE just received. in addition to their stock of 1A DRY GOODS, general mppiy of rmmily Groceries, Liquors, &c., which they will seiI tcr Cash only-hus at CASH PRICES The atten- stock and prices. Nav ls.
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The DiftYence The Declaration of Indepen- dence says ''ali men arc born equal The Hali- fax Herald gives practical illustration that such is not the faetit states that lady in halifax recent ly. had twins. two boys. when one was found to weigh tsoetre pounds, and the other eigktecR!
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EAsrERx. via. Na polron.

EASTERN, via, Napoleon. Due, Wednesday, Friday, and Sunday. 9, m. Leaves, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, 1, a. tn
 SOUTHERN, to Washington and Fulton. Due Wednesday, Friday and Snnday,.... !. p. ID. Leaves, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, ?, d. m.
 WESTERN. to VGn Baren and Fort Smifh Due, Wednesday and Saturday.. 2, p. m. Leaves, Tuesday and Friday. y,........... 2,s m.
 NORTHERN, to BatesriiIe.
 Due, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.. 6, D. m. Leaves, Monday, Wednesday and Friday, ], a. m.
 To Pine Btaf and Columbia. Due, Sunday and T'hursday,.. ......... $, p. m. Leaves, Sunday and Thursday. y,....,..... 6, a. u.
 Reagan's BinGs. to St. Francis. Due, Monday and Thursday. ,.............I I2. m. Leaves, Monday and Frihay,. .......... F, tn.
 KinderAook, Qsitraan and Rieh Woods Due, W Wednesday,. ,..................,... 6, D III. Leaves, Thursday. H. .--..-..,... >, a. m To PerryviIie. Danriiie, aud Tonliinsonpiile. Due. every other Thursday. .......... I'D. ID. Leaves. every other Monday. "a. m aS5- All mails closed at o'clock, p. m
 The office will be open one hour after the Eastern mail is opened, and two hours in ihe afternoon, on Sunday. VIM. F. POPE p. M
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BRIDGE NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Little Rocl N Bridge Company has called ins.alment O ten per cent. oa the capital stock in said conpany to be paid on or before the 2ist of May inst.
 Mays. I35tfl L. R. LINCOLN, Prest.
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EDz Es sI4ES

EDzRLES.
 4&DOD Cans fresh Oysters.
 l50 Soaps and Bouilli. 100 '' fresh Peas
 l0G {" i" LobsteTs
 50 a Terrapins. Also, fresh Salmons, Clans, Milk, Msrkefel. boiiedseal &c., eSe dramatically sealed n tin cans purchased and received direct from the celebrated hoases of wm. Underwood & Co.,. of Boston, and E. Wright. of BatiTnoie warranted and for sale by jsnS0 W. P. OFFICER.
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Rates for Yearly Advertising. Fc. 10 lines, CT iess,l each additional !
 s months,{ $g sgaare, q I" C lU 19 Ii iS

All standing advertisements will be charged at lhe first mentioned rates, unless coatract be made when left fer nseEtion and must be paid for in s- vance.
 No person will be announced for any office, either city, Stsss. or county. without the advance pay neni of five dollars.
 Political circulars wiil be charged az advertise meHts, and payment required ia advance,
 Nc lob will hereafter be delivered to aay person with whom we have po regular dealings, until paid for.
 All advertisements must be marked witb the num Der of insertions desired, otherwise they will Dc continued nHtil forbid. and charged accordingly.
 HrNe variation will be made from the aheye rates Single number of the paper. l2la cenis. ceire any attention.
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IRON. NAILS, AND CASTINGS. 900 lts.
 IRON, escorted, 70 kegs NAILS; 5000 lbs. CASTINGS. just received and for sale, low for Cash, by lmyisl T. D. MERRICK & Co.
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New Orleans and Arkansas River Packet.

New Orleans and Arkansas River Packet. Nsm~~ A Steam "Cotton Piant' E.. C. Morton @wxEsS master, will run a regular packet aESxEkAz from New Orleans to Pine Bluffs, Little Rock, Van Buren. Fort Smith, Fort Gibson and all inte, mediate landings the Arkansas river Every exersion will be made to promote the com fort of passengers, and shippers rely upon hay ing their business attended to with promptness and fidelity T. D. MERRICK & Go.
 AGENTS The "Cotton Plant" Is furnished with Doe tor,' or small steam engine which supplies the boilers with waier--worked by the same power are three large bilg pumps (that in of snagging) will throw three hogsi,eads of water per minute, aso hoes attached that will carry water any part of the boat in case of fire.
 T. M. & Go. Little Rock. Feb. 22. 1S42 2l-tf
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From Napoleon and Month 0f Arkansas R i~
 yer to Little Rock, Van BureR. Fort
 smith and Fort Gibson. THE light draught steamers WILLIAM ARM N STRONG, MEDIUM and SANTA FE wilt regularly between the above ports for inc con veyance of freight and passengers--the Win, Arm strong and Medium leaving Napoleon on Mondays and TAaysdays at 9 o'clock, A. M.--Retarning will leave Little Rock on same days. The Santa Fe will connect with these boats at Liitte Rock making gulsr weekly trips from Little Rock to Van Buren and Fort smith, and extending her trips to Fort Gibson when the water will permit.
 Passengers and shippers may rely upon this be- ing permanent arrangement and that their freights will be conveyed through with certainty and de. spatch, and at the lowest customary rates. All the boats are in good, sound condition, and handsomely fitted up for the accommodation of passengers.
 A. HAYS SS Co, Agents, Napoleon.
 M. GREENWOOD & Go, Ag'ts, N. O. Dec. l3, le47. IA
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To the Travelling Public,

Il travelling public, that he hus established ferry at the upper Steam Mil, where he ts a, sll umes prepared to ferry movers, travellers and dro vers' with as much or more promptisade than they can be crossed at the other ferries at I;t,s Rock His bostis entirely new. s feet in length, ana the best row-boat ever used at this place
 he landing on the south side is at the Steam Mhf, or Messrs. George Johnson k Co, where travellers can at all times be furnished with flour and eern meal of the best quality. Corn can be had on the >orth side of the River, on reasonable terms The landings on both sides are good, and the roads will be keptin good repair.
 J. M. GILES. Little Rock, Oct 24th, ls4s. r
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MM mw mDw~A~E ~E-.

MILL, Y cut and hand saws; cotton and wool MI cards; corn and coffee mills; stocks and dies horse nails; coach wrenches, steelyards; iron mo lasses gates, shoe thread; peg cutters; drawing knives; hooks and hinges; brass top dogs; files, iron braces; butts; wrapping paper, Sc.
 Received and for sale by
 jan20 VIM. B, WATT
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Arkanaas ERIyer Packef.

RM@~ h THE splendid pew steamer Philip
 ASz Pennywit, R, Beatty, master, will mll B leave New Orleans for the Arkansas river on the 7th inst and will run during the sea- son from New Orleans to Little Rock. Van Baren, Fost Smith, aad Fort Gibson, touching al all the intermediate landings.
 For freight or passage, having superior accom- modatious, apply en board, or-to
 feb20.3m T. D. MERRICk & Co, Agents,
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NEW GOODS.

KoHN D. ADAMS has just returned from New J Orleans, with a small we'll selected stock of
 STAPLE DRY GOODS. Consisting of domessics beached and brnwn Geor gia iowelis, prints, blsached and brown drills, sher ing, shifting and table hnens. Kentucky jeans, red and white hanneis, striped and plain nsys, a few pieces ginghams, bazeS, and muslins. Together with a small loi of
 Hats, Boots, shoes, &c.. &e. Which will be offered veiy low for cash or country produce.
 July 26, lS4s.
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GEGARS AND TOBACc0.--I7,e0 coo Havana - ssd Regalia Ssgasss I4 bexss best and cemsnon Tehseco, just received and for ssls by
 Ian2 JOHN Q. ADAMS.
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Eneaarage Arkansas Farmers,!
 A !. HuTT has just resolved. on censigamen, A.. snothsr large los of Hrss rate BACON and LARD-lsw for Cash. Call and see. myS
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Furniture.

TNHE undersigned would respectfully inform the \ citizens of Little Rock and vicinity that he still carries on the CABINET and CHAIR making business, at his new stand on East Main st., near. ly opposite the Presbyterian church, and is prepar ed to till orders at the shortest notice. LUMBER. PRODUCE, HIDES. BEESW.AX
 IND PELTRIES taken in exchange for furniture at the highest mar ket price.
 Old furniture neatly repaired, and vanished Collins made at all hours. Prices to coErespont with the times.
 N, E. The undersigned having recently purehas ca new and fashionable hearse, IS prepared to at tend to buials, in the city or country on the mos reasonable terms. WM ANNEARf Feb. IT. lS4T 23-,
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ENOY4L.

1nN D, ADAMS has removed to the larv. T q, brck stOrehouse formerly ocsupisd by Cha nApLsr, nA on Markham street, and opposite Doctor YoS' os,g Dug store Having just returned ire selected stock of DRY GOODS GR6cFRIES hARDW ARE, ouEENswARE, Boo,s. SAsss hafs and Caps, Sc., Se.all ef which vsill he soli very reduced prices, for Cash or coaniry produce
 Coaniry merchants, and others. wishing ,e nnS- eease' would do well tn give him saI,. and ex. slhe ms Goods and Prices, before purchasing else where, as he feels confident m one in ,,,i can sell cheaper or better goods than himssle N"i as ne charges nothing for showing goods, esl, ard examine hs stock Ms SH"
 !.
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NEW GOODS.

LUST RECEIVED, per steamer Cotton Piaat, ~ fulf assortment of DvY Goods, GrOceFless HARDWARE, CUTLERY, QUEENSWAkE Boots, shoes, Hats, &e., &e-, sDOng when are
 DRY GOODS. 3-4, t-47 and 9-4 Bro. Flax Thread; Domesties; Linen Ginghsms; Bieaehed Domesties; Do Cheeks; DIillings; Grass linen; OsnabuFgs; Crtton GInghams; Twilled Siripes; Bsp,iste GinghAins; A. and S-4 Tickings; Jaeconet Musiias; Flannels; TarIla Plaid, do-; Kentucky Jeans; Lawns.
 Cottonades; Cambries; Deuius; Irish Linen; Diapels; Prints; Crash, Silk HandketehieGs; Silk S Cotton umbreIlas;i Cotton do.; Spool Cotton; Gloves; Hosiery:
 ROCERIES. hhds. prime Sugar; Molasses; 50 sacks .. Coffee; Rice; Loaf Sugar. Teas; Crushed do.; Sperm Candies; Powdered. do.; Star, do., Chocolate; Mackerei; Claret Wine; Cod6sh; Champagne; %; Pickeis; 2 pipes old Cog. Brandy; Nn.megs; bbis American, do.; Cinnamon; Almonds; Cloves; ! Raisins; Lemon Syrup; Table Salt; CordiaIs;
 Pepper Sauce; Ketchup; Olive Oil.
 HARD WARE AND CUTLERY. Knives and Forks; 5o kegs "old Colony '' CsTvers and forks; Nails; Butcher Knives; kegs Flooring Brads; Pocket do.; Locks: Bolts; Mill Saw Files; Butt Hinges; CFoss-cut do, Screws; Brads; Hand Saw do.; Brass Candlesticks; Rasps; Percussion Caps; Chises; Buck Shot; AugrFs; Drop Shot; 1 Plane Irons; Sad Irons; Bfoadaxes; Cotton and Wool Cards; Chopping do.; c. 5. Trowels; ShingIing Hatchets; Pad Locks; Mill Saws. 61a 10 2 feet; Cupboard Locks; ] Hand do 5000 lbs Swedes Iron; Drawing Knives; 10000 lbs. American do. Steelyards; QUEENS WARE Cups and Saucers, Glass Plumbers; Plates; Glass Decantets; Pitchers; Preserve Dishes, BowiS; Ewers and Basins. BOOTS. SHOES & HATS-A full assortment SADDLERY-Spanish ard halt Spanish Saddles; ; American do; Brides, Martingales. Collars, Flames. Whips, Spurs, Stirrups, Saddle Bags, Carpet Bags, &e., &c, all of which will be sold low for Cash, or in exchange for country produce. Our PRICES acia 6e inrarfabiy Cash PRICES June 5. T. D. MERRICK & Co.
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NA GD'Am -MCo

HE subscriber, agent for II. Hahcrman. wilt continue the formers business st his old .,.aA on Main, near Markham street, and keen eonssap,- - " on hand full and well as3~rscd stock af t;ron- ries Dry Goods, Boots. Shoes, Hardware, Cus.iags Ne, Nc' all Of which will be sold oN for cash. Inc highest market prices will be paid for eouu,, dace, as beef hides, peltries, beeswax, &c.
 janl 70 JOHN KRAusr
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DL0uGHS.-ss No. l, Halls Impfoved Peacock \ lS No ?, ss
 6 No. 8,
 IF No. !, Halls Valley, with cast points;
 No. ss Received and for sale, al reduced rates, by Jani6 VIM. E. WAIT.
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MAIL ARRANGEMENT

Little Rock, Feb. P. ls4s. 24-
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T1E pEOPLE's mil posTER.

STAND ALONE, and am still a candidate for the peo-
= pies BILL POSTING. Thankful to those who got
elected and uose who did not for the liberal patronage they
gave me would wish In inform them, and all the world ia
general that am ready at al hOnr post their bills or dis
tribute them Onler elt the following places win lie al.
tended 10; trScent Office 30 St Charles street; Diar
flee, 81 tamp streets Dea Office liz Ioytas streef. Plea
Job Office, u Bank Place; Picay une Cotita- ouse
cOrnert3t Charles and fOyira5 ss.
ui2 S. q. SATCHEIIi. Peopie's Ilii Poster
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;, sT9IEA \ !! =, ,sTQRAGR.

ORLEANS WAREHOUSES, .lfa7gazjae street. iusl
- dbrne Rlas aud on kgHrher strtf, befleee gffa
81 sseDhfhe ia1beT ir9-s leave to inform BIZ friends
aud the public that he has had double flooring with all
e recent improvements laid in portion Of his principal
NaelOnse, expressly Tor the storage of coffee, making
equal In point Of safety from damage ii superior the
very best Warehouse in The city His price for storage will
hhe same as last season. viz: Sc. bag per month"; lie has
also room for The Storage Of every description Of Merchandise
the lowest rates.
EY Tobacco and other marehaDdi-e haed anil repacBed
al Tie .LLDret Mouce. [na3 Eml GEO. r. REARn.
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MESSAGE OF THE GovERNoR OF VfRefNra
Gov. Floyd Of Virginia. in his late Message 70 The
Legislature Of that State, treats largely on the
slavery question in the new Territories. and con-
dennis the resolutions Of, the New Hampshire Leeis-
lature, He says:
Submission to the proposed action Of Congress
is virtual surrender Of the entire South 10 The
African race. L. slavery is 10 be confined to It's
pftsent limits, with grdle Of free States around
us, from the Atantic-t0 the Gull Of Mexico, a very
few years, in nation history, will be snficentto
drive the white man from its limits. The sturdy
laboreT, the stay aud support Of every community,
would soon leave the country swafming with
negroes for n residence in another land. The mas
ter too would presently follow, finding il impossi-
BILE to remain. This view is no matter Of coniec-
ture merely a simple rule of arithmetic will fix
the fact and the time Of its consummaton, taking
as basis of the calculation the census Of the last
thirty years. Such are the fruits which Northern
fanaticism, viewed in its most favorable aspect,
must produee'to the South. The consequences 10
the North will be little less disastrous The great
American staples must be cut short-the foreign
commerce sustained by them will disappear from
the seaPorts OF our enterprising NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
manufactures, should they Discontinued, must find
a market abroad, in unprotected competition with
the labor Of Europe. The thrift and prosperity
which now so pre-eminently characterize the work
ing classes OF New England and the North, would
vanish away; and the mechanic and laborer would
ulaCoNefi WHICH, 100 htte Andt3 Wliist sQAhlns Inc
nanacles Of legal slavery from the hands d the
African, he had riveied upon the necks Of his own
children the bondage Of necessity which no earthly
power could ever again remove"
Again he says" But the widest visionary
would hardly expect to see these results brought
| peaceably about. Humanity itselfmust shutdeF at
the bare contemplation Of the slaughter most Ger
iainly to follow prosecution Of these inquitous
| schemes We cannot leave our homes the. ashes
Of Washington, Henry and Jefferson, may not be
desecrated by the tread Of the Africans foot The
men Of the South will not remain passive the
sword will not rest in the scabbaTd whilst ianati-
oism is erecting at our hcarthstOnes altar upon
which the victims Of sacrifice to be dalgh-
tiers and our wives.Q
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Eioping iSzttes Dstsetcd.-The schooner Nj
nerva Wright, Smith, from Wilmington, IN. ca
bound to New York, put into Norfolk on the 9Th,
toland two young cOored meh, slaves, who had
been found concealed in the hold They were de-
ivefed over to an officer and taken befo4e he
Mayor for examipation. Capt. Smith states thats
he sailed from Wilmington on the25th ult On tKs5
4th inst, being off Little Egg Harbor within 10
miles Of New York; two persons were discovered
hid in the space between the cotton bales which
composed the cargo, and the deck ceiling. Find
ing they slaves, he put about and sieersd for
Norfolk being the nearest. Southern port. The
boys stated to the Mayor that they went on board
the schooner the night Of. 22d ult.. lhrss DAYS
before she sailed, taking with them a two gallon
jug Of water and some bread and cheese but no
clothing save what they had on After exhaustinq
their stock Of water their suffering from thirs, was
past all endurance, SO they called out. One had
about sl00 slowed away in a belt which he wore
round his waist, and $50 So n notes and eolA
His companion had only lour dollar note. Boih
protested most soleHnly that no person but sheus-
selves had the sligh,es posvlsass Or suspicion Of
their elOpementi and Capt smith has no dadbl
that such is the fact The MAYER eave thsn into
The custody Of the iailog mill demanded IS
their owners.
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.DROOKLNN MAREnOEsE CnAlpANY.

FFNHE ATTENTION OF MERCHANTS and SHIP
fERS called t0t brooklyn FiTe-pr0qf Warehouse,
q the Point opposite New Orleans, Ton the receipt Of Produce
rom the West and Hercaadise from The North, intended
ior esHpment Having 1880 feet frontage the River,
ar Immediately conveyed, Without dragage o. exposure to
me Bclter, ample viii be found for hedschargug OF
Steamers, and lOadngui SADs Charges fixed very
low rates, (as per tg NJ and every accommodation Offered to
Merchants iathe City and Shippers in the Upper Country
u being tic wish Of tie Company 10 equal the convenences
of the Atlantic Dock OF New York.
Persons Interested IN the transmit ng of Merchandise are in.
Nted tnVisil the premises Office III P0Udrds street, Ncag
Orleans. TIIAYER IL co. A cents
Nichols. ~ 40 an