ft sXs BANNER, ft r K A vmam E weekly, UkUSHED head and * CO.. 'lml>—*'* liicr, a man: body and v* BOBI^AIVD ill a tish, dollars a year, ^ & THthree It is entitled an act to provide revenue EV ADVANCE. by iposing duties on imports; falsehood and on rs OF ADVERTISING. ;eeption stamped the very front of it— TF' lb lines, or less, first insertion, ArllmnÆH bill to of provide revenue, which lays an av- a square fifty cents for each continu- 1 and May-mer« ei of 100 cent, on to be F »gc per several de- ioiw*’.1011 andend not 15, be RTFFE NO duty in lines exceeding bank-NO PROTECTIVE TARIFF-NO ■»vcr and not ex- MONOPOLIES OF ANV«Kl\n: mi at iMciiT>. of that would come into .are and a half—over 15, rations imports * in that proportion I tl c United to the amount of nv0 squares—and VOL. I States, $40,000,- .„ta 0 LITTLE VT * _ KJ under a revenue of 20 be ROCK, WEDNESDAY MARCH (j IS i 4. annually, July paid fer-HF-advanee, MORNING, , No. 2o. n am cr but which are now excluded AB some cent, totally b responsible person. R xm 1’ien at the above GOVERNMENT OF THE U. STATES. y these enormous duties, I will not iu- rlividual account, rates, XEW JERSEY. go in one a dis- GOVERNMENT OF ARKANSAS. n under $100, year 1 SPEECH OF ed under some whether su.-li an details ; but state that the du- inSSO and THE EXECUTIVE. Lucius Q. C. Elmer,* 4 Littleton Kirkpatrick* doubt, amend- generally, will be made; and when it 2 MU. 1 ics on ltSro-ner cent, JoH.v of George 5 William EXECUTIVE. McDlTFIE, OF SOI TJI ment would not it \ this bill such a charur- window glass from 94 to 178 in the same a Tyler, Virginia, President. Sykes,* Wright.] CAROLINA, range <\ atno or upwards, period, 3 Isaac G. Ahciiibaid Yell, Governor. irr cent., Wilie P. Farlee,* On tie in ter that the Sena e could m t with I making an of of more than » cent, will be made. No deduc- Man-gum, of N. C., Vice President. Oavid B. Cheer, Secretary of State. Tariff, Rrpli/to proceed average *°f fTper PENNSYLVANIA. MESSRS. EV ANS AM) •>0 rent, on oto1 if be deferred Abel P. of Elias N. IIENTINGTON. an because it per all that the r wiH be made, payment Upshur, Virginia, of State. 1 Conway, Auditor. it—furnishing argument that, descriptions; Secretary Edward 18 In tie lutics on nor will re- John C. of N. « Joy Morris,] Henry Frick,] Jarlu C. Senate, January U\ lSt-l— On the .flotation varieties ***% shall have expired; any Spencer, Y., "Treasury. 2 R Martin, Treasurer. would raise duti< s it cannot originate here.; ! many of manufactured <• Joseph Ingersoll.t 14 Alexander the Committer on I i.tnnre to 1 on advertisements, required James M. Porter, of Pa., War. Ramsey,t of postpone ron, most of iek'madc legal ° John T. | indrjin. The answer to that is If this embracing the tools and David of Smith,* 15 Henry Nes f itel'j the bill introduced him the reduction very plain implc- Henshaw, Mass., 4 Charles J. LEGISLATIVE. by for of 1 iicnts used on published. Navy. 16 James the to the were true, we c u ,1 not any lull in necessarily farm and "tfbe by tiie year. Chas. A. Wickliffe, of Ky., Post-master General. Ingersoll,* Black,* Sami ei. Adams, President of the Senate. prerent Tariff standard of the Compro- report every «tp vcts ® s- 17 •Imitation in the are at John of James Irwin,t W. S. mise act. this House relative to to which I country, from 75to 150 10 lines, renewable pleasure, $20. Nelson, Md., Attorney General. 6 Michael H. Oldham, Speaker of the House. the revenue, ceedn't,£££ « « <« Jenks,] IS Andrew The icr cent, and more ad „ 30. Stewart,t Senate is of 24 Mr. in to the i.rgun.ents an valorem ; that the du- 7 Ah in U. 19 composed members, elected McDuffie, reply amendment might not be oili-red, increas- 50. TIIE Mcllvaine.f lienrv D. Foster,* tor four and the v on raw iron, an 60 JUDICIARY. 8 Jeremmh years ; House of 75 members, elect- Mr. Evans and .Mr. 1 article in universal use, B. Brown,f 20 ed lor urged by Imilington ing duties, and the Senate ol or thereof, 10, Roger Taney, of Chief Justice. John'Dickey.t two years. thereby ousting s parts exceeding Md., 9 John when the resolution was under 112,^ per cent.; that the on all those Lrtisements, to of Ritter,* 21 William Wilkins,* discussion its a bill, introduced duty as the case be, subject the Joseph Story, Mass,, Associate Justice. 10 Legislature convenes once in two or jurisdiction. Suppose l ines, may Rich’d 22 Samuel .1 T]-le years, otton manufacture* which come under the first mentioned; and no con- Smith Thompson, of N. do Brodhead, jr.* Hay the first in November. tlie day before, addressed the Senate as fol- on the of neither discounts Y., 11 A. 23 Monday subject revenue, increasing find a John Benj. Bidlack, Charles Mi Reed,] : minimum of which for a less term than year No McLean, of Ohio, do 12 lows nor of principle valuation, (and ftese rates i Almon II. Read, 24 diminishing duties, where the risrht and ail contracts Henry Baldwin, of do Joseph Buffington.f JUDICIARY. vouhl be to the amount for occasional omissions; Pa., Mr. Frksidf.at : If one of the illustrious the Senate to is imported annually In James M. of DELAWARE. originate undoubted: would’ be in advance. Wayne, Ga., do SUPREME COURT. if ten or fifteen million of dollars under a ‘°ear to paid John B. patriots who framed the Constitution under it not be -nt for S: nator to oiler McKinley, of Ky., do George Rodney Daniel Chief Justice. compel any advertisements. Bingo, we are now cvenuc of 20 from 60 tavdivg each additional ) John Catron, of do MARYLAND, Thomas J. which could have a clause duties? I admit that duty per cent.,) range !■ nr lcs9 ) Tenn., Lacy, Associate Justice. deliberating, increasing o 150 cent, on their true value that the Peter V. of *< ■< himself before us , square, ) $4 Daniel, Va„ do i [Not yet districted.] I Em. K. Sebastian, presented during the debate such an if w mid not per John amendment, adopted, a 10 o Nelson, of Md., General. Geo. C. Watkins, of he would have on salt—nil article of universal use, R Attorney VIRGINIA. Attorney General yesterday, been struck with he consistent with the ctf this bodv ; luty « 12 C. of Md. 1 Albert powers tt 15 Benj. Howard, Reporter. Archibald Atkinson,* 9 Samuel Pike, Reporter. utter astonishment to find the ■oiisumed in almost the Wm. T. of Chilton,t Constitutional hut I take it for that the Semite would equal quantities by advertisements will be charged at the Carroll, Washington City, Clerk. 2 Gco' c- 10 William Luke E. Barber, Clerk. granted ieh and and consumed ..'liner Alcx’r. •< ! Dromgoole,* Lucas,* to its poor, extensively by unless a contract be made when Hunter, Marshal. 3 U alter 11 provision—however inadequate pur- reject it, oil a question of order, or vole it t red rales, Coles,* William Taylor,* CIRCUIT COURT. not for must he form advance, * was to the ■very farmer, purpose , n1101,; .,».i paid 4 Edmund W. Hubard,* 12 A. pose—which designed protect down; for tile obvious reason that it would only family -Pt»T»i1nVermont, 6th of taxation that ever the Now, sir, adverted to the h will' hereafter any person 291,948;L0uisiana, 352,411 1 Tlios. L. 6 James J. John Field, O. F. stained legislative be sent to the other and lie there having primin- HnM.,ln ,L»ol inrro tint 11 noi/l Clingman.t McKay,] Raney. House, Massachusetts, 97,574 2 Daniel M. 7th R- C. S. annals of this mu features of the tariff, 1 737,n99jArkansas, i Barringer,] 7 John R. J. Daniel,* Brown, Win. Walker. country. In their great nnxie- amended so as to instead of redu- existing propose Rhode Island, 1 increase, 10S,830;Tennessee, 829,210 3 David S. 8 he of the Court are 1 to submit to the consideration of the Senate Reid,* Arch’d H. Arrington,* Judges Supreme electei ty to save the people of the United .States duties. That House lias of must be marked with the nura- Connecticut, 309,978;Kentucky, 779,828 4 Edmund the a cing, the power idvertisements Deberry,] 9 Kenneth Ravner.t by Legislature, by joint vote of the two Houses some views with regard to the true will be con- New York. or ; from unnecessary and excessive we general rsortions desired, otherwise they 2,428,921;Ohio, 1.519,467 5 R. M. Saunders,* eight years. The Judges of the Circuit Cour burdens, doing this: have not. Hut the puzzle New are those illustrious rhamrter and extent the revenue and accordingly. Jersey, 373,306 * 212/267 elected in like who had been powers Sil forbid, charged Michigan, SOUTH CAROLINA. manner, for four years. j patriots, which embarrasses the gentleman is, how the will be made from the above rates. Pennsylvania, ],724,033:indian‘a, 685,866 EXITED in the school of of this government: and it is not a Vo variation I-James A. Black,* 5 Artemas Burt,* STATES DISTRICT COURT. brought up the revolution, President is to act it, when the hill is only of the 12 cents. Delaware, 78,0S5Wisconsin, 30,945 M. cal evils, very naturally interposed even pos- know in which House it and dressing judg- South Henry Rector, Marshal. originated, Carolina, 594,398 Iowa, 43,112 ticket.) sible obstacle which secure ment of member of this What, 1 in II Georgia—(general I might their pos- where to return it. It make, no doubt the every body. TK K \ T, Edward J. Black,* Hugh A. Georgia, 691,392'Florida, 54,477 Haralson,* A TABLE teritv from so irrent a curse, for this our- then, is the extent and the limitation of the AND COTTNSELLOB Absalom II. J. H. President, overwhelmed as he is with ilitli- “PPOBNEY Total, 17,063,353. Chappell,] Lumpkin,* Op the names of the Sheriffs and Clerks of the sc that that no bill reve- to power conferred by clause which autlior- AT LAW, (Vacancy.) Alexander H. Stephens,] veral Counties in the State of Arkansas. pose, they provided raising rulties, would be aide overcome this.— Tl»e Apportionment Howell Cobfc* William H. Stiles.* nue should in the but that office on main street, Counties. Sheriffs. Clerks. originate Senate; The Senator from Connecticut may dismiss Of Reprksextativks in the U. S. bas- ALABAMA. John bills should sition of duties ? A bill is from the M1KAKQAS. Congress, Arkansas, L. Jones, Geo. W. S. Cross all such originate in that house all on that I will tell reported 3J77IL3 BOOK, ed the above census of 1 James apprehensions subject. < upon 1840, was made at the Deilett,! 5 George S: Houston,* Bradley, J. H. 1). Scobev, Simeon Chisholm which more the 'onunittop on Finance, and the title is “a bill 1844 last session of the for 2 James E. directly represented people you, sir, where, in the ease the mvj 6, 21—tf_ 27th, the 28th Congress; and Belser,* 6 Reuben Benton, Jno. H. Mammock, John Smith. supposed, to revenue the Chapman,* of the United States. Now, 1 lllll li .viil/l oi'liriintln I ti-.kiilil i.fiirmnfn limxi provide for support of the go- is as follows 3 Dixon H. 7 Felix G. John sir, presume R. W. JOHNSON. Lewis,* McConnell.* Conway, Murray, M. H. Higgins. vernment.” JEMPSTKAD. 4 Winter W. that the Senate of the United States will not To ascertain whether the hill 1813-Ratio 70,6S0-223 Members. Payne,* Crawford, Eli Bell, Alex’r McLean. as a bill to reduce duties, and in tin* oilier & Carroll, Charles Sneed, Jona’an A. Hicks be to believe that the illustrious itself conforms to the title, 1 ask what is the EMPSTEAD JOHNSON) The number of Electors for President and Vice Mississippi—(general ticket.) disposed House as a Hill raising revenue, l>v increas- Jacob Crittenden, G. W. Underhill, Sam’l T. Gilbert. line which revenue from Attorneys at Lair, President, under this apportionment and ratio, will Thompson,* Robert W. Roberts,* framers of this Constitution meant to deal in duties—a diameter which that House distinguishes pr«»- William H. Clark. Willis S. Smith, James S. ing teethe duties ? MARKHAM be 275, of whom 138 will be for a choice. Hammett,* Tilghman M. Tucker.* Ward, mere idle words—that would insert in Is it to draw micli FICE ON STREET, necessary Chicot, Wilford Garner, Johnson they alone has a right to give it. practicable LILTLE ROCK, ARK’S. 1 tf The table shews LOUISIANA. Chapman a line of discrimination with sufficient dis- following the number of Desha, Gardner I). (J. W. Leavitt. the Constitution of the United States a clause It to me obvious that the whole tatives in Represen- 1 John Slidei,* 3 John B. Cooper, appears Congress, and the number of Electoral Dawson,* Franklin Emanuel J. no tinctness, to render it of substantial util- 2 Alcee Speegle, W. Pendleton. which had practical I ask you of this clause in the Constitution was any L. votes for each State: — Labranche,* 4 P. E. Bossier.* utility. purpose E. JOHNSON, Fulton,, Daniel Beck, Isaac what what ity ? I think it is, sir; and I shall now en- OHIO. King. then, rational, sensible meaning to the Senate of the United States Greene, James Jas. L. Atchison. prevent to to a at Clark, can deavor p1 e-icnt the Senate rule on this Attorney Laic, 1 Alexander Duncan,* 12 Samuel. F. William be given to that clause, but that the ob- from all hills burdens Vinton,f Hempstead, Arnett, Simon T. Sanders originating imposing I LITTLE ROCK. -tf 2 John B. 13 B. was to this subject, which think every member will Weller,* Perley Johnson,f Hot Springs, J W Fullerton, Lawson Itunvon. ject prevent body from origina- on the idea borrowed, no doubt, 3 Robert C. 14 people—an admit to he true in the whatever Schenck,f Alexander Harper,f Independence, Win.L. McGuire, Charles H. Pelham bills to raise revenue the abstract, nillAl CONWAY H. 4 ting by imposition from the exclusive right of the British House Joseph Vance,f 15 Joseph Morris,* Izard, Simeon E. B. II. Johnson. he the in its radical S the office of Circuit J and en- Kosson, Tuxes? It was not that wished to to tax nicy difficulty j applica- resigned udge, 5 Emery D. Potter,* 16 James Mathews,* John J. Thomas of they of Commons, originate bill ;, there call- n?i into in the of law, Jefferson, Hammett, S. James. tion. partnership practice 6 Henry St. John,* 17 Win. C. James prevent you from putting money in the trea- ed bills. CON WAY. will in McCauslen,* Jackson, Robinson, Green Sylvy. money [E0I1GE They practise 7 J. McDowell,* 18 Ezra but to 1 hold then, Mr. President, thnt under the It Joseph Dean,* Johnson, W. IM. II. Newton, Aug. M. W ard. sury, prevent you from taking money With to on this mties of Lafayette, Hempstead, Onion, ash- Maine, ‘-•(South 8 John I. Van regard precedents subject, Carolina, Metre,t 19 Daniel R. Tilden.f Lafayette, James Abraham, RicTi’d F. Sullivan out of the of the To raise power of imposing duties to raise grrenue. ark. Pike, and Sevier; and in the Circuit, Su- New 9 pockets people. that of the act—which is direct- Hampshire 0-Georgia, Elias Florence,! 20 Joshua R. Thos. Compromise there not at Little Rock and at- Giddings.f Lawrence, McCarroll, Joseph B. Wilmeth revenue in to is this limitation [srm Federal Courts, ; Massachusetts, • 12;Alabama, 10 Homan A. 21 H. is, itself, nothing; but raise it in to be as of little imposed, only by Moore,* R. BrinckerholF.* Monroe, Philip Costar, J. C. ly point—seems regarded the hut i collections in any of the State, Rhode Island, 11 Jaeoh Montgomery excessive burdens on the Constitution, by every consideration part ^Mississippi, Brinkerhoff.* Madison, P. M. Johnson, B. Brown. by imposing peo- weight,; hut I regard it as one of the most imunications on business, addressed oi>«e, S; Missouri, Stone,* Joseph allayed by revenue. I the Maryland, 6j Pulaski, James Lawson, jr. Herndon Haralson let out what is the true view of this repeat proposition, sir, (and ,ER IN DRI'GS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, 15j TENNESSEE. ry,] ques- hill introduced a distinguished Senator Virginia, 17; Michigan, Samuel M. Jno. It. H. Scott. by I ask the attention of the Senate to that a &c. Sac. North 1 Andrew Pope, Hays, tion. friend from New had it,) OILS, DYE-STUFFS, Carolina, hi lArkansas, 1 Johnson,* 7 David W. Dickinson,! Miller My Hampshire from Clay,] to Phillips, Irvin, William Keller. Kentucky, [Mr. compromise1 revenue should he the low’cst • Total. 275. 2 William T. Senter,! 8 H. in various instances the duty possible rate Markham street—Gazette Building, Representatives, 223—Electors, Joseph Peyton,! Pike, Lewis Huddleston, David S. Dickson, argued that, Senate the conflicting interests which then agitated 3 Julius W. Blackwell,* 9 Cave Johnson,* of that would revenue LITTLE ROCK, ARK’S, Perry, John Greathouse, Isaac Russell. ol the United Slates laid originated bills pro- the I then said—I have imposition yield require TWENTY-EIGHTH CONGRESS, 4 Alvan Cullora,* 10 John B. Ashe,! country. always j to the I will sober 23, 1S43. Poinsett, James Stotts, Lewis II. Sutfin. as an support government. illustrate 15-ly MsembUd December 4, 1843: March 1845. 5 " Jones,* 11 Milton viding public revenue; giving instance, said—that never, in the course of my political j Expires 3, George Brown.! Randolph, Joseph Spikes, Thomas O. Marr. this view. senator knows thnt The is a list of the members far as 6 Aaron V. laws rales of In answer man dis- Every any Dr. A. <*. BRENT. following (so Brown,* Sevier, Isaac N. Jackson,. James imposing postage. experience, had I known any public elected, 1 of the 28th Congress. The Senate consists Penney. to the Senator from Connecticut duly, however small, is, to a certain extent, IRADl'ATE of the University of Glasgow, INDIANA. Saline, G. W. Rutherlord, Ezra M. Owen. that, [Mr. a more heroic moral courage than that of 23 Democrats, 27 1 Conservative—with play a If a of 10 cotland. Otfice and residence, one half mile Whigs, 1 Robert Dale Owen,* 6 John W. Davis,* Jesse B. said the facts did not prohibitory duty. you lay duty one Scott, Garret, >Edw. Featherston. Huntington] (though Senator did on that memorable occasion.— if vacancy (Maryland,) which will be filled with 2 Thomas J. 7 A. it excludes a considerable Lewisburg. Henley,* Joseph Wright,* Searcy. Isham Hodges, John M. the that this was not rais- per cent., very a Whig, The House of consists, at 3 Thomas 8 Hensley. justify argument) Sir, he was the manufacturers 24, 1S43. 7-ly Representatives Smith,* John Pettitt,* St. Francis, James M. John M. Parrott. denouncetTby amount of If lav a of 20 of 142 and 68 and there Halbert, revenue ad- imports. you duty present, Democrats, Whigs; 4 Caleb B. 9 Samuel C. John J. R. ing by imposing luxes—clearly and their here as a traitor who Smith,! Sample,! Union, H. Cornish, Moore. representatives it more so are 18 vacancies, viz: Maine 3, Massachusetts U the of per cunt., excludes still ; and on, )H\ ft. PRATT A: 3, 5 illiarn J. Brown,* 10 Andrew Kennedy.* Fan Buren, John 0. M. Matthews. mitting right the Senate to origiaate had them. CO., land 6, I. The last House consisted Young, betrayed till reach the of to- Mary Georgia ILLINOIS. R. H. bills revenue, which did not progressively, you point ON AND TOBACCO FACTORS, AND of 98 \\ Washington, Presley Smith, Benj. Pierson. raising impose That sir—mid 1 of it Democrats and 144 higs. When the vacan- compromise, speak tal I will 1 Robert Smith,* 5 A. While, Milton Sanders, John W. Bond. taxes. Mr. that we prohibition. Now, sir, suppose i'ERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, cies are filled, the list will be corrected. Stephen Douglas,* Suppose, President, had as a matter in which I had some agency— 2 J. A. McClernand,* 6 P. Yell, Theo. P. Sadler, James C. Gault. (us I believe the truth to that a of 32 The names * Joseph Hoge,* some to raise as be) duty Common street—New Orleans. marked are Democrats; those mark- 3 Orlando B. 7 mysterious power revenue, that I then hoped Ficklin,* John J. Hardin.! compromise quieted, 20 cent, on cotton will as ruber 1843 14-tf ed are State of without on per goods yield tti, f Whigs. 4 John Wentworth,* Arkansas, ) imposing pecuniary burdens the forever, the deep excitement which then agi- County of much revenue as To be ■ Pulaski, $ we are endow ed w ith any higher duty. :S. E. K. DODGE. people—suppose the tated the whole Union. It was emphatical- SENATE. Missouri—(general ticket.) Pulaski Circuit Court—In in vacation more I will assume nnder u Gustavus M. John Chancery, power of and could call down branch nml specific, that, J. IttLER A Bower,* Jameson,* 3d of A. necromancy, ly called the olive of peace; I CO., Hon. Willie P. Mangum, of N. C. President, James B. day February, D., 1844. revenue of 20 cent, on ma- Bowlin,* James If. Relfe.* showers of from the or strike to states- duty per foreign of Members. Term Mary Sands, 4 gold heavens, wish Ood that that distinguished Successors J. Fowlkes Sc Co.,) expires. Members. Term expires James M. Hughes,* Complainant, nufactured cottons, the amount of vs > Bill for Divorce, the earth with our magic wand, and cause ii man, who hail such an in twenty life Exchange Square, and comer of Mis- MAINE. j SOUTH CAROLINA. MICHIGAN. important agency millions would he into the United Joseph D. Sands, y Defendant. to throur its hidden treasures : was it imported Row and Union street— Evans,! 1S47 Daniel E. 1847 1 up that measure, had remained here to sissippi George Huger,* Robert McClelland,* 3 James B. Hunt.* this the said passing on which a cent, day complainant files in thi or States, duty of 20 per would John Fairfield.* 1849 George McDuffie,* 1849 2 Lucius against that, any similar mode of raising vindicate and it from the foul and WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Lyon,* AToffice her hill of complaint and affidavit annexi protect u revenue to the NEW that our ancestors yield government of 4 mil- HAMPSHIRE. GEORGIA. ARKANSAS. thereto, it that the i revenue, intended to guard? faithless mutillation it received, SGIST3 AND APOTHECARIES, Levi whereby appears complainant principally lions of and that senntor shall 1847 John M. Berrien,! 1847 Edward Cross.* a resident of this and of the 1 that no sensible can i dollars; every dealers in Woodbury,* State, county of Pulaski repeat, interpretation through the agency of his own political friends C'ha’s G. Atherton," 1849 WalterT. 1849 a be satisfied that a of 40 would Linseed, Train, Hr ness and I.ard OILS, Colquitt,* TERRITORIES: and that the said defendant is non-resident of thi i be given to the clause under consideration, in 1842. duty percent, VERMONT. ALABAMA. Florida—David State. It further that sometime in th : 1 the same amount of Uni, Window Levy.* appcai-s that does not look to the of taxes yield precisely revenue, Glass, Glassware, Di/e-StuJfs, of imposition sir, from considerations which I doubt' Samuel S. Phelps,f 1845! william R. 1847 Wiskonsan—Henry month November, A. D., 1840, the But, and no liulf the Grass Seeds, ffc. fyc.— King,* Hodge.* complainar as the sole of the restriction it more, prohibiting imports William 1849 Arthur P. 1849 C’. intermarried with the defendant D. Sand' ! subject impo- not were sullicicnt to his course to his Upham.f Bagby,* Iowa—Augustus Dodge.* Joseph justify that would.come if the were MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE, a Decree ses on the Senate. in, duty MASSACHUSETTS. MISSISSIPPI. and the bill prays for of Divorce from th ?! Regarding it in any oth- own mind, he retired from his seat in this only rmber, 1843. j or 20 cent. 15-ly State Arkansas, ) bonds of matrimony and for and re per Rufus Choate,! 1845 John 1S45 process general er it would be a mere frivolous and ut- and was not here when the tnrill’ hill Henderson,! of light, body, County Pulaski. lief. On motion of it is as ■ J t!ie tHSOX, JESSE D. CARR. GKO. It. WYATT. Isaac C. Robert J. U ) complainant ordered fol Now, 1 ask Senate which of these is Bates,! 1847. alker,* 1847 Pulaski Circuit meaning waste of words, of 1842 was And I to Court,—In Chancery, May Term, lows : To the said defendant Joseph D. Sands, yo passed. regret say, the true revenue RHODE ISLAND. LOUISIANA. us to duty—that of 20 per cent., CARR & A. D. 1843. 3d, A. D. 1813'. are to at the But, sir, let took the practical eon- that I have seen a letter IDERSON, CO., William July hereby required appear Courthouse, i j lately published four ilniou and 1S45 Alexander 1847 Peter yielding millions of revenue, or that of McicUnnts, General Agent,, Sprague,! Barrow,! Thomberry, ") the city of Little Rock, before the honorable th ? strttetion—to the true nature of the bill which from in its James F. 1847 Alexander 1849 him, (which, general principles, Simmons,! Porter,! 39 vs. said Circuit at a to on • 40 cent., the same of NEW-ORLEANS. Court, Court he holden th 1 have had the honor to introduce to the accords with o*\vti views per yielding amount CONNECTICUT. TENNESSEE. Jacob and the perfectly my of! rmber 28.1843. 16-Sm. Sinyres, last Monday in May next, and so to on c r revenue, and double the amount of appear Senate. Is it in form or in substance, a bill imposing J. vv. 1845 1845 unknown heirs of Jo- V before the 4th of said term and answer said public policy and public justice,) concluding Huntington,! Ephr’mH. Foster,! day bil ’' burdens on die ? It seems to me im- John M. 1819 for revenue ? Is its to raise I people CABINET IRAK INC. Niles, Spencer Jarnagin,! 1847 seph Mays, deceased, the nature of which and prayer whereof are abov raising object with the opinion that this art of 1812 is a subscriber would \ and also Jonathan possible that any human mind can hesitate P respectfully inform the NEW YORK. KENTUCKY. of fully stated, or the same will be taken as confesse 1 revenue ? Will its efleet be to raise revenue measure the that he! itizens very good upon whole; two of Little Rock and that he N. P. Clarke, deceased. See." And it is further ordered that a of thi s between the duties. It is vicinity, Tallmadge,! 1845jJas. T. Morehead,! 1S47 copy its own inherent ?—to use the words has not examined it hut thinks self-evident, ntinues on this came by vigor thoroughly ; to carry the Cabinet Business in Silas Wright,* 1849 John J. 1849 day, the complainant, (by his at- order be published for eight weeks i on the that 20 of the Crittenden,! successively of the Senator from Connecticut. that some he supposed hypothesis branches, in the frame at the West ONtorneys, and Johnson) and filed his the Arkansas Banner, a in th ] Assuredly modification might made, building NEW JERSEY. OHIO. Hempstead newspaper published slight 40 per cent could be with no Brick Markham street. affidavit, that he does not know the heirs of of Little so that the last not. Jtis a bill, on the and he is not to out duty imposed Ashley’s Row, William L. 1843 1S45 stating city Rock, insertion thcret f contrary, totally which prepared point with- M Dayton,! Benjamin Tappan,’ Jonathan nor the heirs of be other with no other ef- Furniture neatly repaired and varnished. Jacob W. Clarke, deceased, Joseph shall at least four weeks before the first c { to reduce and out further I like design, certainly -°nin Miller,! 1S47 \\ iiliarn Allen,* 1849 day exclusively operating repeal examination. Now, sir, attended to at all hours. Mays, deceased, neither does he know their the said next term, shall be a sufficien t fect, tliuu to a contribution of 20 making PENNSYLVANIA. place May which duties. It imposes no duties whatever. Its the text of that letter but I cannot levy per INDIANA. of residence and it also that a to ; approve produce ami lumber will be taken in ex- ; appearing subpoena notice said defendant in the premises. Witnes cent, on the mass of the to a r Daniel 1845 Albert S. 1845 whole is to the people, supply for at the cash Sturgeon,* White,! has been issued in this ease, Jacob hand as Clerk of said in this 3' object mitigate oppressive of this practical commentary. The former Furniture, highest prices. against Sinyres, my Court, vacation, [ bomitv 20 cent, to James Buchanan,* 1849 Ed: A. 1849 one the burdens of taxation and to protective of per the nia- WM. ANNEAR. Ilannegan,* of defendants herein, and having been return- day of February, A. D., 1844. unjust ; yet it is leads directly to the restitution of the com- 1 nufacturers. W7!h, 1843. DELAWARE. ILLINOIS. ed non est, and the Court satisfied that the H. be scouted out of the Senate a to 4—tf being pro- HARALSON, Cleric, bv plea the «iri, Andrew Jackson, President, to said Joseph Mays Iaige give up question. adapted to effect this object. That measure,' sortinent of Goods, and has taken the ster detail, the true character of the law which °iby recent arrivals, a fresh assortment of HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. and his heirs, it is therefore ordered by the Court, HAS Dm how can a duly of 20 per cent, becol- no doubt, a in on Main Col. occupies distinguished place so that the said Jacob and the un- street, formerly occupied by Merrick exhibits lair and so false a Hon John W. of , defendants, Smyers, lected under the authority of a law which re- the affections of the senator from Maine yet front—pro- r„ff * Groceries, Jones, Virginia, Speaker. next door west from H. Mitcliell, where he will b [.Mr. Ulfee, Salt, &c. kc. known heirs of Joseph Mays, deceased, and of Jo- the and mising revenue uud MAINE. to wait on all who favor him with r one-half leaves lie had an and influen- producing prohibition.— above n at ban on or before the happy may tlici peals duty, simply Evans.] important goods were in New Yor Clarke, deceased, appear A of the and calicoes purchased 1 .1 Herrick,*5 (no choice his assortment be form I the other half ? And what docs in its as large proportion prints sans> Benjamin yet,) third day of the next term of this Court, and plead, patronage. Among may unrepealed tial agency passage. ] presume, it ,,„i, expressly lor this market, an 2 Robert P. 6 Hannibal the consumed in the United and of which Dunlap,* Hamlin,* answer or demur, or that the bill will following:— the of litis r is called a revenue it was referred to States, ,0HE'r> for cash Store on Mai complainant’s calf gentleman say operation That, law, the only. 3 Luther Severance,t 7 (no choice yet.) he taken tor confessed and that this order be S cases gent’s fine sewed Boots; 10 case female of the middle and clas- to Wm. ! ; pub- 20 cent, im- on over every poorer r, p , Vance’s store. •1 Freeman H. calf IB cases 4 by leaving per unrepealed, you Committee Finance, which he °®f clothing Morse,f in some in this pegged do; kip do; tl%k do; 1 j pre- ses is a '[Rock, Dec. lished newspaper, printed State, a consumer, in from 2, 1843 12-tf eases 3 cases it! If to of the duties cost, Manchester, for the to men's kip Brogans, stout; calf do do pose repeal part sides with so much distinction, lie hears, new bight weeks successively, last insertion be six to twelve cents a Hampshire—(general ticket.) 6 cases Brogans, do ; 4 do Boots. Als< makes the Senate for yard; but are Edmund Moses at least four weeks before the first of the next youth’s kip responsible imposing therefore, in some sort, a relation to they Burke,* Norris, jr.* day a parental and 1 ; assortment of Ladies and Misses sewed an II I charged wuh dutius of from 75 to 150 ^8) Bale-Rope John P. Hale,* John R. term of this Court, and this case is continued to the gooil the remainder, confess 1 do not understand it; ami lam not much at this pdf a *ot Reding.* Bootees; fine sewed buskin and surprised strong1 cent, sold th° above, v next term of this Court. peg’d Shoes, gaite the contrivance of an ar- VERMONT. I the force of 1 cannot sentiment of manifested bv sena- hy ingenious ratcs for or e Boots ; ladies French kid ; do ties ami walk [ language. comprehend regard that tton . Cash, lilictal and false .I'idtced 1 Solomon 3 P. Copy Attest: Slippers the It is an absolute in- valuation. These articles marlcet rates. Foot,f George Marsh,f HERNDON Clerk. ing Shoes ; a good ass’tof Children’s stout and ligli 11 argument. puzzle, tor. It is well known that, of all the senti- o-lnnnlen.best 2 HARALSON, are used the wives and COTTON Jacob Collamer,t 4 Paul jr.* Bootees ; 700 Shoes ; 300 do Russett the of the and con- by of eve- lankV °r ^ YARN, Dillingham, By James Thompson, d. c. pairs Negro verting meaning words, ments of the human heart, that which at-1 daughters or S(l e at less than former MASSACHUSETTS. fi cases tine Beaver hats; 0 do Russia do farmer, and laborer in the United pri Statu of Arkansas, ) gent’s the substance of ; so that no taehes a to his is ry planter, 4 do Cassimcre do black and white founding things parent offipring the strong- JOHN VAP 1 Robert C. 0 .(no choice County of Pulaski. ; Wool Hats States, who have no false to Winthrop.t yet,) ) ot which it is can ren- est. nit I should pride prevent it; Main near Mo 2 Daniel P. 7 choice Pulaski gent’s and fine fur, velvet, and sea analysis, susceptible, Hut, notwithstanding this, c nori. r. street, King,) (no yet,) Circuit Court,—In Chancery, November youth's glazed, and it is difficult to estimate the immense nocl'< December 1843. 3 choice 8 John lette der the solecism more obvious. It has a have that the senator from in 2, (no yet.) Quincy Adams,! Term, A. D. 1813. 15th January, A. D. 1841. Caps. hoped Maine, which 11 th mo. 25/A 11-l v to an 1 pmmity would be and con- £H> 4 William Parmenter,* t) Henry Williams,* Peter Thornberry.') day. striking similarity argument once used the .spirit of the Iloma i patriot who offered impoitetl FAST AND sumed under a moderate RUNNING, 5 Charles Hudson,! 10 30 vs. a who bet on a But when Joseph Grinnell,! ( \EW V\I> CHEAP (WOODS. by sportsman, $>20 horse race, up his son for tin; violated laws of his coun- duty. DltAUGHT RHODE Jamb and these articles come to STEAMER, ISLAND. Smyrcs f and when the race went the Custom-home, the insisted, against try, would have been prepared to make a si- 1 Y. Cranston,! 2 Elisha R. Potter.! others. J is to from to 5 times EVELINE, Henry 7... REARDON & SON | him, that he had lost ‘"For,” said he, milar hut for aiother sentiment still importer required pay 2^ Master. CONNECTICUT. AME tiie complainant his solicitors, and it ^dO. offering, P.; ERWIN, by AVE received a well selected Stock ( * their not to raise but " ill just “I lost the I but if 1 had won original cost; revenue, run as a durin (y^ appearing that'the order of taken 520 staked; than that to which I have ntluded : packet 1 Thomas H. Seymour,* 3 S. Catlin,* publication XX Goods, at the most reduced s stronger to the do- George herein at the last term of this Court has not been purchased price the 1 should have saved and exclude them altogether, and give ***} *eas°W> between Nev 2 John Stewart,* 4 Samuel Simons.* for cash, in of— bet, that, gained it is this—that the intensity of a parent’s af- It is therefore ordered that this case be consisting part mestic manufacturers the exclusive to 'ate touching NEW published. red, blue and white Blankets Vi 20 more.” That is to because he had fection is instead of right lan,t;,1 °r-L(d‘*,son> YORK. continued until the next term of this and that Calicoes, assorted; say, increased, being dimin- ne'v hoi Court, < the market at their own fitted for flne> 1 Selah B. 18 Preston Irish Linen; Domestics, of all kinds ; not won tiie stake of his he supply prices. If' Strong,* King,* time for of said order be extended ac- Lioseys; had ished, those and u aaUon of°‘ the publication adversary, by very deformities, physical is aafe a r .i I 2 C. 19 But i now come, sir, to the question, ■£fc[°khmt ’f forac?,—Nation Henry Murphy,* Orville Hungerford,* Flannels; Negro Kerseys; Kentucky Jeans; lost it! And so says the Senator fromCon- moral, which excite the horror of fi'e o: cordingly. a every trade* ‘by conveyance 3 J. Phoenix,t 20 Samuel —together with general assortment of VVinte 1 body this a revenue tariff? If d>e Senate can be or Phillips Beardsley,* -Attest: because have not the r to PitpK A^rci^t passage 4 21 Copy Goods. necticut; you repealed else. Under the influence of this twofold William B. Maclay,* Jeremiah E. Cary,* HERNDON | an rate of 20 cent, ; Pitcher, Officer ^ Co.‘ HARALSON, Clerk, 20 satisfied that average per 5 Moses G. Leonard,* 22 Smith M. Ai.so—20 sacks Coffee ; 3 hogshead of Sugar; remaining per cent, of the duty imposed ! sentiment, I d<> not wonder that the 16, is M. Purdy,* By James Thompson, n. c. gentle- (littv would yield more revenue than the ei- 6 Hamilton 23 Orville Robinson,* 25 sacks Salt, fcc. &.C.; the act of 1842, have it! iim i from Maine should Fish,! February <>, 1841. 21-8w-(Pr’.s. fee #32) by you imposed he very unwilling with their ECEIVED at 7 Jos. H. 24 Horace Wheaton.* 20 Nails; t duties,' can they, consistently Aldri- Anderson,* kegs Castings; I did not intend to go into this branch ol / to take oil the veil which covers this j istiny R!-1 street, 8 Richard D. 25 ;Yo. Powder; Shot; Glass, and China. gigan- Constitutional er—with any of Davis,* George ltathbun,* (sfiiml Order, 6. the to vindicate the Constitu- tic inlaut in the |w>« principle Orleans !) James G. 26 Ainasa Head All of which will he sold very low, for cash c subject, except cradle, and expose its horri- without 1 lit if1' Sugar, Clinton,* Dana,* Quarters, ) sound violating the prin- Gutter 10 27 li/h tion from a construction that would hie deformities. as the 1 policy—and * i? ,bp Beans. Jeremiah Russell,* Bvram Green,* Little Rock, February, 1844. \ peltries. totally | But, bill have pre- <*f ttteir 11 Zadock Little Rock, December 22, 1843. 13—tf the of ciples everlasting justice, permit Pratt,* 28 Thomas J. Patterson,! Governor and Commander-in-Chief, has this pervert object the clause in question. I sealed proposes to curtail these foul deform- '>xstarCaoltiif11"'hiteBt‘ans’ 12 statute-book to he tarnished a law g. * David L. Seymour,* 29 Charles H. Carroll,! James Trooper Armstrong, The Senator from llu- longer by Ketfalia m THEday, appointed Pennsylvania [.Mr. ities—which that senator no doubt these not 13 Daniel D. 30 William S. with the rank of of — Rope, and Tvt irtc. regards '-.urdetia, ftf Bernard,! Hubbeii,* .yid-de-aiin/i, Major Cavglrv Biding, would be as imposing unrighteous “l«wn 14 Charles chanan] inquired yesterday what “fair to examine •aoy fi”, Sri..do., Rogers,! 31 Asher He will be and accordingly. received steamer Export, a tot ( proportions”—I proceed the legitimate of revenue, bgk Tyler,! obeyed respected by large 3 the effect of a to amend purpose raising : Raisins. 15 Lemuel Stetson,* 32 William A. to here this and his favorite And wliut of •*>« Rock \^loom Moseley,! By order. JI'STBagging, Rope, and Twine, he sold bn eor proposition inspect offspring. for taking money out of the pockets '844—20- 16 Cheselden Ellis,* 33 a clause to raise the rate o! tWBd(-n-30’nt Albert Smith.! S. H. HEMPSTEAD, .irj’f. Gen'l. signment by PRATT & BOGGS. bill, by inserting is it but one of those moral monsters which rlass and it Utlo Times u 17 Charles S. of the community putting Advocate Benton,* 34 Hunt-! Little Rock, I'eb. 21—tt Utile Dork, Soc. 13, 1813. io-tr duties. And it that his mind labor- an- copy Washington 6,1841. appeared had llteir origin in the genius of fabulous [ Concluded on fourth MT* ]

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