Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-07-30

TDlCu QII, N0T no GO.
T9lo'h 'ftH6t not 10 po- di1l
ara to quesiionI whether II nro
bcucftoH0y 90 home and bore these
uo cylH iNut we 0Je got, or 10 take
.upaum against u lot Of Mcticms.
.ald lngIu, oud BY fighting, kill 'cm.
10 hrHltoGrol faint nothing moro.
nor IartIy lf1ii bW, IN dat fight of
d.1i, @6A lidl5i% amy idbmc, when
We hIyo suoycled of shot or SO,
mtb.dus cou.idron't Aye, there's
whore 70 r15sl Rather guess we
Mdlft 20, on TIE Wh6le,--Cf@ceHL
A PABSON WELL PAID.
N1'tc nicotine Of the Archbishop Of
Canterbury is stated to be gll,o0o a
wear, Which makes e7ss gs "a per
week, enc Gs Cd per day, aud "a
l3s On per hour, reckoning "a hours
to the day.
This isatthe rate of about one hun
dred dollars for every three hours of
breath the Archbislbp draws. What
a charge for working his own lungs,
and living! If We deduct for his
sleeping eisAt h6uts-tor his eating
,J1ar houfsrr(and this is very little,
iora high7leeding Englshman usual
ly sits four hours at his dinnef table,
-@for exercise and recreation J9ur
hourS-it would take oar parsQn the
remainder of his four-and-tWenty
h6tirs to count his cash, without lea
viltg him d minute TO say his prayers
AIchbishops, however, manage money
aid diviu6 matters for the most part
By deputy, and in this way gain time
for many Title secular einployments,
which we have not taken into. our
estimate Of occupations Which cost
the people 50 dear.--Sqt4 C04fier.
TOO GOODsTO BE LOST.
The We8t and The East. Pie
exquisite$ Of the Eastern cities SOME
times meet with curious, adventures
in ,the Ear West" General G. 81
Philadelphia, on getting on board Of
a Mississippi steamer, after q, brief
survey OF the compqly,s considered
himself so far removed in point OF
dignity from the jeans-clad Kentuck-
iails, Hoosiers and Suckers around
him, that he must needs give them
striking demonstrations of'the fact, by
to eatwitht the ordinary steel
forks used by the aforesaid vulgar
herd. He therefore provided himself
with a silver fork, and as be was a
ware that if it was. placed at one 81
the, plates, SOME one OF the ea4a'Ae
might use it, he handed it 70 the stew
ard Of the boat, with antuJuotlon to
give it to him on.hls getting fairly at
the table. The steward promised ;
bit the passengers got wind Of the
matter, and among themWas a Draw
ny kenmcllian. 0n'the first oppor-
t,Inity which offered, he went on
shore and manufactured with his hunt
inc knife a huge wooden fork, which
he also cave lie steward, with an
order to gige neither Of the forks to
their respective owners until called
ior. This, General got seated, and
G1d KoatqeilI' posted himself oPpo-
ste 10 hiia; but the silver fork was
noe fort.noming. .'Haad me my
fork" SAID he tothe steward 1t was
respectfully presented, aHiand ME
my fork" 'bawi4d the KehtuCkian.
ltwas presented, andiopoked into "a
piece Object with tie utmost gravity,
Tie passehgefs, who had watched
the. PROCEEDINGS could Stand it no Ion
ger. They burst into reiterated shouts
Of laughter, mil tbe gentleman, Pqr
e.eceHence, teltit such an infringement
upon his dignity, thai he arose in high
dhdgeon, and sought the captain OF
the boat, with a oomplaintHthat hs
ihadtbehayed1wlth great
"$ir,p said the captain,
"a real western many with great
earnestn6s5, S'you areltee large a man
foSr. my littl6 boat! Pm afraid that
IN swalk1ig from side to side, your
Weight might capsize her; and you
had better go ashoffe!' General y
evaporated, attic, first l landing a. -SqFF'
C0aTerqsnsup iaa i'm n Ii aaa 4
" Hint TO BiecbsnsittS.1--Ahe
catting Of bars of iron, oriplpes with
. Cold cliisele is a laboriods and tardy
process. Blythe following mode Il, the
- ss 3 end & attained more speedily,
Ilr;,,d the from to