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ROBERT NOTT.
House, Sign Painter n

E~u~Ff GInZIer,
ystrt door % ns EI<Aaaxs Bz-k. Rkk-g-d Pf-zf.s.
S received further supply Of cop~l snd otn.r
II - Narnises with Painters Brushes An ..sy,
ment Of Preach ard Amman Window .yes from srIo On
9oI-6 inches all of which he DESTROYS work 10 on th-
reasonable y - -
" BA large su97iy Of Soap Paint f,r sale ,o, "a
psror paint for Tin Shinzed Roofs. RS
de
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"enuemSn's Fine CalfstGin and Kip asroznnsf
atse, sc 90, san
Nv have teauf assortcnf Of An. a.
Mp BrogahS made expressly our ORDER and can be rreo
uended which sc1nc above very to, g,,r. m
ELLINGTON h co. Mansinn Ilou-s - ~ q. a, ~
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ICES prime quality landing and for az
= y 20 DAVENPORT ALLEN.
l oS i or misplaced from our Store, on Cary
street On s night Of the ar. Triplst
h two eoIHs single loaf and aud bore. q woossy
Barnes Cos Area Indigo and one BARE: C. AN
information about aid goods Thankfully received
o.27 PaPPIsu a mr. .,r -,
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transatlantic Newspaper and General AVene
Office Liverpool.
CHARLES WILMER

NEWSPAPER, FORWARDING. AND GENERAL
iGENT
tPPLtS TO order with greater pou1ptite ,pi r.y, - ,,
- any other house and on thu reasonable tens IA Il
pay fsps Tor TO los Sterling per anAun Newspaper Prer
currents shpping Lists Magazines an parts Of ss
United states Canada Nova Scotia and New Rr,nsek Az the
MAI steamers sailing on the 9Th and each month from NJ
Veoo a. well by those from Bristol ami sotbs -, 80 -,
the Yves; indian and Mexico and Tens by tb Ry,I a..
steamers sailing every fortnight from Falmouth
4 w VIII receive Consignnens DDS or srna Parcel, ~
TO his care shall be puneiuay forwarded TO their .,n, g.
aeIp'on OF Goods purchased and forwarded 20 order
Next Of kin, and all description Of adrc-s,.
for iH-ertion IN all the European publications.
AN ofasFs ,5ouA be addressed CHARLES WILMER
w ilu and none VII be attended aeeom.aped bv ~
tanee or reference for payment on sons Llrer ~ 1
House. A-''''f'o' o. LoL1On
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CLOVERSEED AvD CLASS
Inn BtsHEls new Coversecd which ~ are t,-s.,.d "a
ruPrD through ths season. thc saue teru.
$50 boxes sale Class chap
% ~ JAS. a GEO WINSTON
~ hi M oh lr-a wh'ssy JUST received ans Tor ale a.
., ~ '"' ~" 'ot ea'h - w w WOODBRIDGE
DOR. heiov Hsn.
{ ,ofFEE AND M ENG. CHEESE
- Is bags OF Java Corse-t casa fu,i,ti,, Y,.th g.
'ot asy 81 WIN NJ HARRISON
III ttrhins hutter Just rcccivea.-Groesn. cali n
70 ait IN want or u buying AZ hc press ~
~ Nt"s iof easn. BAKER THORSToN
20. square herw Oh MARKET
Il ocoFoCo NArCHEs-ws 81, .sans I,oeSooo u,,sss, :,
b0TTa BuRFooT.
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ENoR HIRE, dining room servants. frc, N, co,
u Also. boy aBi two snil girl, - N''
Dc ,.,.. -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-16

SEVENTY hsds crop ~ ORLEANS Sugar
- Is do a, 49,.
, hbis prime Porto REQ
! bones and 20 harres Philadelphia Loaf suxar
% bazs Government Java Coacs
, han eb-sts Gunpo<der Tea
IN essts prime Cheese
100 bushels prime receiving f al. nv
tkLtAtHED WINTER OLE eask< besehei Winter Sain-
Dc ,yu tts,,S =. ,,.~.,
A.ClkA coFFEE-;o bags prime LsgaTa cOase. re
es'ad yer -ehT. Weymouth. and By
de = WILLIAMS 4 HAXALI
~ fr b. - 'sA
de- 20 rvv ~
\ roNcHEoN me Old GRENADA Run Just received and 70,
u saie' at retail. low for cash, by
WADE w. WOODBRIDGE
%, "a door- below
MI ADDER and Indigo, best quality for sal. At
W IoHNsToSs Medical Euioonum. d. ~
4 HEAP BLANkErs.-Jast received from Auction
~ few pieces NJ Servants Blankets lower than
ever onef1d In ia. city BY 4. II. JENKINS.
os :. Exchange corner
EANs kERsErs AND NEGRO cLOTHISG.-R H. len,
- AIMS has just opened another low ICED
iinseys Jeans heeJ- and ether Negro Coshnx well
suited for the season and adapted 20,
bargains apply al the Granite Buing Exchange Conner %
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LEWIS WEBB

LEWIS WEBB
OFFERS FOR SALE,
SSl BAGS PORTO RICO
~OO 40 DO supstN< lava
90 do Cuba
50 do RIO SVfFAEs-
as DO Laguhs
100 DO Af.e.n
10 DO AaraeANo
Chocolate
Teas GuApowder. POeebOa<
Hhts Cuba Clarified
Hbds Porto Rico SUGARS
l; hSis Trnl.ad Mo,.se-
Nc. MaekereI
Roe Heunss
hsss Pork
Tanners Oh
Tar Paeh and Ro.ia
900 boIss Brown soap
Bones V.nesated and White sesatsd Soap
Sperm Hun's Patent and TaroTy Candle.
Pearl Barley
Pepper and Pinento
Race and Ground Ginger
LONDON Mustard
saeks Liverpool Blown Salt
Salt Psue
Bvtes English Refined Table s.h
Ahnooas and Bunch Raisins
i.orsaoa Porter and Wines Of v.ious knds
sadser Indigo and cOpp-ns
Brimssona
Window Class various si.es and kiae.
Sole Leau-r. various qualities
kHs-eu Upper Leathef Calf SKINS
sbo- Thread
weavers Bar Iron and Hoop Iroa
BhsteTed Steel
$50 kegs Cut Nails and Brads =
$50 bags Shot Bar Lad
Sporting Powder in kegs and canister.
Blasting Powder
IS ErkinE Bulisr
Cheese, in casks and bores
Pine Apple Cheese
Manufactured Tobacco
30 dozen Painted Bueksts
200 nests Wood War;
Corn Browns
Nnuns, Letter sDd Wrapping Paper
s.ata. BED CORDS.
Hemp
Cotton
- bales Wool
100 bales No. and Cotton or.ahur-,
50 DO andt Brown shirin.s
80 do 81 DO eheeinz,
ls0OolbS- Cotton Yarn,
Cotton wrapping Irvine and Candle Will
lifting Cotton and Batting
Bales Virginia Cotton
eNohe ware Of Sehermerborns manufacture ke
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4 touNTRf PRoDUCE-The suhseribcu have IN No. a.
- consignment and oder for sae
5000 lbs Live Geese Feathss
600 lbs Clean Wool
10 tons superior Virginia Bar Irou
100 ksgs and hrkins Butter
Extra supsrhns Flour
Becswax a,
EAsTERN LUMBER. &c
AL $4,000 feet Eastern Pine Board.
10000 sawed I.1ths
1000 Shinges
lo9 pair srossns sehr Secs landing a, Sandy
'S' sac SHIELDS BONNEVILLE
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NV hOOhN
tHE Deserted Bird, iai oho Focn,. by C,afrs r. Morris ~ M
n beautiful engravinrs from original designs
Handy Andy tale of insh LIE by samls Lover =, ,yt
Of Rory OMort ~
The Gridirrn-Rarney OEcrrd'n. &C. &c
Received and Tor ale b.
D. 20 SMITH nptSvrp ,,,,,,.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-11-16
Ffom ibe Nashville Banner.
THE ENEAIY'S CAMP.

The coalition between the friends of Mo.
Calhoun and those of Air. Van Buren,, 10
wnic1 Loco F0c0ism wis indebted tor al rs
Influence IN tie councils Of tine nation during
the adm nisiraiion Of the latter. is now 50
near being eniiseiy broken up, That the most
gave aud delibemie, aud We may add most
authoritative organ of "THE Parry (ihe
Democrafic Rerier) has deemed Il Unnecessary
% address the bot spirits VI lie South in the
lgngulge ofadmOniu0n aud Iobuke. Taking
To- gEanled, apparently. that ihe choice ofihe
biitamun Loco foco Convention will fall on
Mf Van Bufen. The Review tells ihe friends
81 MF. &. that 4 lbey should fiil 70 give The
nomination a zetious support, Mr. Cailoun's
chance Of EVER being placed BY the Demo
eracy of ihe Union 10 the Chief Magisiacy
would Immediately sink 70 a position lower
'han lhu Of any other public man before lhe
national eye, alsays excepting the pfescni
Acting President. This Is al the gratitude
which Mr. Cslhoun and his friends GET for
having gone over 20 those whom they we're
IN The habit Of deuouncing as "Royalisls.n :
Alenol ordinary penetration, who were ac-
quainfed With The characier Of Mr.. Van Bu-
YEN and ilis leading and peculiar coadjuiols,
i-lt ASSURED, lIom inc inst, that such would
~ he treatment &C Dr.. Calhoun whenever
Lc s5onlt assume 70 SCI Up Cor himself Nj.
Van Bulon Vas quite content, during the pc
nod Of Dis administration, thar Mr.. Calhoun
slould krPEAR 70 the SoUTHio occupy very
Conspicuous position; because q seemed Ike
" to p ouoic the success Of MS policy ofcar-
ryinq the South By falling ia with Souib-
orn measures. II enabled bin Al least 10
ply double game IN urging The Sub-ireasu-
~ system. fof, those who favoured ihaf
measure and yet disuusied ihe President.
were told at is Mr. Cslhoun's measure y
while others who objected 70 Mr.. Calhoun
were assured that Mr. Van Buren, himselfhad
all the credit oft. Ifpeople we're dsposedi to
quarrel with an "uniried expedientr from the
hands Of him who had been always identified
with the bafaed experimenis,-oh. then il
was John c. Calhoun who flst psopounded
the scheme. II they bad misgivings about
a project Of NJ. CalhonB,--ohl then il was
Dr.. Van Buren, alone who pulled the wires!
The part which the WHY New Yorker acted
IN relation 20 that portion of no Southern
people with whose support he was anxisns
f. iofiiiy himself, was illustrated, atthe time.
By The application Of passage IN ihe history
ofBeau Bumlnel, watch may be new % some
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-11-16

eanngi bsissvs thsi earth . man,w blalnn
fa4a. 4 eaaaot be ihat auf hfa % eaat uI..hv
sthe ucean ~ stsfniiY - Sal nIamrnf apsa 80
wsNfH aua aihk inio neihinEnessi Else ~hy = q
tnst ~ rIofous ssptfstauS whith lsan "a =
HnksIaHeu ne temple IF oaf hsan an4 fofsver
eaass4ia4 abeut uusatsdsdt WAY - ID saat
tbe Iairtew as the sleod cone ossr - eiih
thr ataafY teai = ~ 81 ssrth sd - pass off
ata lfaFs ~ ~ mafe aron ihsif FADED loselinessf
Wy . 4 taai b. aiafs " 30 huld thstr fsaivsl.
afesfd ths midnight thfens. afe 80 aho~s al
EIHNHaI ear Iuaffsi iasaines. iofsxsr n,aslsnt
- ~iah uuapptoaehabis niofyi AID, Seals
Mi iat i1at the bright iafms ~ humaa bsautv
81 fsssais5 - oaf sie~ and thsn taksn fs.n,
s&,lttFtaH ne theasand aiftafna III eos aHsstions
80 aar - 'ptas tpfrrnts uron ouf heafisf Ws
aIhofa iaf htaanf dssitnY ihan that 81 earn
lhefe L. fsaim where faiHtows nsvsr lads.
Nhsfs i1s sttfa whl - out osisro 10 ilAa sIsis
49, Aambsf % taa oeesn. snd betass thst 80.
esiers ~ liHa sasdo~s, vii % IN our pfsssaes
falsvaf-~ frsnucs.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-11-16
70 our readers.

20 our readers
A wealthy citizen who yearned for arisio-
cratic society asked Brummel how he would
get men Of certain classic attend bis house
The answer was sNoihng can be easier
Engage UpE and give some dinners. /
(Bummel) viii invite the company whose
names IN the Morning Posi- viii doyo hon
or" The invitations were accepted. The
ambitious citizen happy. The arrangements
for tie important dinner ailcomplete. Some
doubts arose in the mind Of the host as TO a
point Of etiquette in placing his guests; up
on which he asked Brumnel's advice, who,
with every expression Of surprise answered
l.AWhy, what, in the name Of wonder, are YOU
thinking Of. my good fellow2 You place
YOUR guess! What AREyoa dTeamiug ofG'
The citizen replied that, Of course, ia iaking
the head Of the table Re shusl give tie place
81 honor 10 some one-'YoU take rIEE HEAD
OF rHE TARLEl You give the PAS" repeat.
ed tie Dandy with miRgled honor aud amaze
meni; 'Why, my dear fellow, You are raying,
positively! Al that you ave 10 TAKE il the
cseditof havng such comply al YOUR house
-ail voU are 20 GIVE is Tue D.nuef. I viii
do al The rest. As for you, you have moth
Jag to do but keep yourself handsomely out
Of The way. lfyou were to appear itwould
spoil ALPS
Mt. Van Buren was said 10 have pro6ied
by the gren moral lesson incnlcated by this
anecdole, he knew il would spoil an, had
he appearded 70 certain Sci ol Southern vo-
ters as the occupant Of the head OF the table.
Mr.. Calhoun therefore was permitted 30 pre-
side while Mr.. Van Buren, handsomely out
Of sighi" was quite satisfied with The compa-
ny which by this oonlrivance might be mus
tered at his house. But il is very evident
that the New York Machiavel is resolved
ihai the ''Nulh6eE" shall no, pfesume on his
temporary pfominance in tie parry IN
deed, instead ofkeeping hmseli handsomely
ou of sight, lie has appeared; and, if we
mistake not, has already spoiled all; for the
company gathered by Mr.. Calhoun seem
just now very much ia a disposition 10 "up-
set The tables" and utter expressions Of the
greatest loaihing and disgust fortbe "Rogues
add Royalists" the @Fox aud Weasel" &c.
&c, with whom they have been holding a
hall-i4csd fellowship.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-11-16

A TURKISH TRA0EDY.-Dpon Saturday.
an event occurred which, under ordinary cir
cumsiances would have passed unnOiiced.
This was The death of Saliha Sultana, sister
10 the Sultan, aud vile of Haii Pacha. a.
was stated, in founer letter, that t1e bar
baroas senglio law, which doolas 10 death
az male issue oflhe collateral Branches, and
which Sultan Mahlnoud, in moment of
biucr agony al the death Of his favori,e
daughter. D chi Gu Nab, WOO being pregnant
swallowed drugs in order 10 anticipate The
terrible mandate, was recently revived, and
that the infant son of Salha Sullana. after
being allowed 10 live iony-eiQhi hours. was
s;rangied almost IN the mothers arms. This
baIbafons aci Produced the most violent eff
iec,s upon the poor mother, who had latier-
cd heEself that her chld's life would be saw
cd. Mysteries, fever, and deiirium eDsued /:
and, sierlingering about two months, she ex-
pred on Saturday. The premature death Of
ihis princess will, il isio be hoped, produce
due eject upon the mind Of the Sultan, whose
benevolence and kind dispositions are uni
versally acknowledged. These events eau
be 40 iongos kept secret. Tofle unany caus-
- - oAni@N4 cGAA~t ttl~ liAihh ClupAIo
viii be added these well founded accusations.
Aeis Ike these, contrary n split, can end no
precedent, 10 excuse, either in The religion
Or laws Of the country. They were the work
Of q despoi in semi-baibaious ago. The
progress Of Civilization IN Turkey, and The
spni Of the tines, forbid Continuance Of
these houors. Doubtless, Abdul Meidiid,
who has not yet assumed tile as an sppen-
dage 70 bis name, VIII hasten 10 abolish this
alirocions system Of child murder, and thus
justly earn The designation Of the sMerciful,'
a more noble tile than that Of his father, The
Victorious The young Sultana's remains
were uttered with grea: pomp on Saturday,
in tie splendid mssoleum Of the late Sultan,
her father, near the @burned column. r-L,es-
Ger from Consfdntinople
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-11-16


In some remarks recently lnade-by John
@. Adams, at New Bedford. Mass; where he 2
was received with great warraih; occur Toe
following passages:
Mr.. A. said he had heard Of a ,declaTa-
ton made BY one of his counlrymen, disiin-
gnished fos bis talent and eloquence, who
was once an inhabitant of this town, now re- g
Gently returned from Europe--ihai in his in
tercourse abroad, with men oftalent and deep
thinking, and stores oileaining, they had ex-
pressed the sentiment that the expenmontofa
republican government in this country was a
failniel A fahuregn s.
Alter commenting on this remark, Mr.. A.
concluded thus: A4
- was here sight years age, and then this
own Of yours had NOT bali the wealth that Il
nov has, nor halfthe wealth that ithas since
drawn fom The depths Of The ocean. ! say.
then, that the experiment Of republican
government has not failed Let toe Ecro-
pean men Of leaning who have concluded
that the experiment ola republican govern
mentin this country Is iailufe-let them
show The spot on The face of the earth, which
has failed so successfully"
Mr. Adams is right. Where on earth, is a.
nation ptst or present, that has failed so suc.a
cesstuly 2 1t is really ana g1ifcent fll0fcg,
Il is 50 successful, that all-the world, far and
near crowd 70 the shores, 10 take par, in the
failure! s fs-
Ia the year 1912, one hundred thousands
people came TO America; volaRsarily, and
with their ownmeans, 70 snare in the fall
urer'
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-11-16
TaE sTUpY on MECHANICS.

n q man Be- r,iod Inaehaaia-- must
iearn his trade vel. would have Young
men, uppenlces especially, uoiicc ibe
woFd LEAHN; there isinpogianco afiached 10
Il. i.et no day psss v.lsout leaning so1ae
useful thing.
''Couni taatday lost whose west declining snn
Views ion Thy hand nowortiiy action done. .
II Is tllt use. o. abuse e that one word
llsamcdl .fhaf msrs D. makes he naau---ihe
mechanic. Jusi wriie 10 your note book he
Old s1ying ~Namral hon mechan.es.- and
see bow d looks. and WHAT It means Il err
ilinly does does not mean Nhat iisays; he IN
FAM has no mcchaniCal, and scarce any oiher
instinct. Manis born with much les capa-
city, ofbody aud m'nd, thans horse, or a.
most any other beast. The beast has but
EIils 10 learn--iDah every thing; Re Is 20
rressive being, and has The power Wits
himself 10 advance his own knowledge ana
abilities; his inclinations may lead hiul %
mecbanical pursuits, o. something else; snd
whcthcr this IS natufsl or acquitted pfoTsn-
shy, itisunnecesny 10 discuss-whaievsr
he knows, be must lesrn--and be VIII leirn
tha, bscsi, she study o. which pleises im
mos; slliit necessary 70 ere perieoion
Of any mt. 70 study manyihinas fbai are lull
aud mountaineering n ihenselves. Do nolex-
peel 70 b good mechanic fom any innate
pine ple-phce but lilIie confidence ingc-
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-11-16

LAsrIN0 REcoRD OF THE NANEs or. DIS.
TrNGUisHED AsfERIcANs.-The places. in The
United STATES pspled after distinguished indi-
yiduais, WHO have served the county, aie as
follows: First, Washington; aere afeiwenty,
Que counties and nineiyrseYen tonns and VII
lagos in The Unilea SAFES named ailer the
faihegof lis county. -Four counties ana
Twelve towns and villages bear the appella
Ton OF ms ilusirions bosom friend, GeneraI
de Lafyeue. fhrecn counties ana
twenty towns and villages are named -aEter
the hrstmartyrto ouf national independence
Warren. -Four counties aud six towns ale
called Hancock-hve counties and thirteen
towns, Adams. Thee are twelve counties
and fouy-four towns and villages named,
Wayne. Fourteen counties and forty towns
have received the appelaiion Of Greene. tbee
conqueror OF Iarleion. There are five cnun-
ties and four towns justly called after The
brave yfoman, General Puinam.-sen coun-
nes aad thirteen towns Ser PikA- 49,
lies ard ten towns aficg tho gslls....... So.
lanentcd Lawience--five counties and SIX
towns afier Knox. There are six counties
and eiehiy-nne towns, and villages nsmed
af'er the ex-Presidcnt Jsckson--seyen coun-
Ties and twcnty-eight towns after the deceas-
81 Harusop--nine counties and forty towns
Ialler Perry. There IS a county named JEFF
ieFson n New Yo.k, ii Pennsylsania, IN virL
ginia, h Georgia, ii Alabama, ii Mississippi.
in Tennessee, IL Louisiana, in Kentucky,
in Ohio, IN Indiana, in Missouri, in Florida,
and in Arkansas, with ffiy-sour iowns.--
There are four counties and foriy-iour towns
Of the name o! Montce, and twelve counties
and ihiity-fve towns ofihat Msdison. There
are fifteen counties and ihirty-fve towns
'namcsakes of FFanklin--six counties. ard
eighieea towns. OF Johnson--ihtee counties
and sixteen towns Of Clay--and three ccua-
named aher Calhoun. N4
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-11-16

LAcoSTc.--Col. Brooks, the Tyler collect
oroi Detroit, and the main pillar Of the Tyler
party n Michigan, is in the habit Of address.
ing letters 10 the posimasiers throughout the
Safe, commanding them TO subscribe lor
Mr.. Johu 3. Jones's Madisonian, under the
pains and penalties ofa dismissal, and ibe
hot displeasure Of Capt. Tyler and John B.
Jones, Aforesaid. He recently sent copy
Of The Madisonian 10 postmaster in the n.
terror, containing slip with the following
noies
Dean sR: Are you subscriber 10 the
Madisonian. lfnot you must be. Your fsiena.
+. BROOKS.
The postmaster wrote the following answer
on the back Of tie Colonsi's note, and re,u,n-
ed il 10 him:
DEAR sIR: I am not'a subscriber % tie
and ncpeT sholtbe. Your friend.
4. PC.
The resul, win soon be known.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-11-16

% Fumrl Tmsni-An agiah pspsr. tas
hunaay Aefeuff, fhas afNaa shis pslnt.
II Il SID and saprasaa toba tfta. thal hshes
nessf thiak. We thlaa thsf @ uink--l sr ens
ttufpsd tethink eats alter srpfee'hinT ouf tait.
sta tAs stidant lufsafisne bttiaNt Aat hseame
= taa eeneiuSiea thaf be mMht 90 aa wsil lsi a.
alene. - Ns Ihoaaht iea. hes, ~ hist hsh
sitnt thtnk. hffs j. 80 toatt - hs ihoas hths
thouratw
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-11-16

NJ. Weed. n ons Of BIZ laislsurs from Eag.
isrd. saYsf
ssrhs Gsssfnmsnt u probhm. L. very
swuas nsss seems 20 uons,ituts stssgeugth. Vita
a national debt. The annnal intrtst whieh
smaualato Ea1D00 600. % naafh osE uvyoaks
az fufS HiEIioss 20 poLtAts, caaleis 80 coatia-
as - as ils ioans. aud uufsaane. iradtrs. ana
snsehanies aial invest their anfvla eafaure. -
tAa Fandsl And yet nons ol tA.se people be-
lisrs rss ias dsol will ever - pid
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-11-16

A. IFcloGNr---Ihis mornina absut 7 oselsek.
ws ebsafvsd Ne door u At. Maaon's residence.
% foafth street., hung ~ith efaps Ahoaf 3
oAaietE iAs efafe we famossd. whieh sxeitad oar
unnesaty. On enqaify. - lsarnsd that ehsld
q d.. n ~ WhlEh had been Az with to- meas.
lss, had, - fl appsaranee. pxckAs1p. Arranns-
unasitaAsf BAD bees eailed -, and ne esfus.
placsd upeu ne sooitng.hoard. Aaaut . siclsek
80 heats haNinG alapssd. The child ravtved.sn y
- seasisiaad . nov living --clnciunafi patri.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-11-16

There 80 people a he ~ofdr1o are Goa =
taaally speaking 81 The VI luck tht sissads them.
Or ~ thses diseoaisutsd bsiu,s vss passing
alnnT the street. the other d.. Something
Hlisianed on The sds wslk and he stopped 70
Pieh IA -. Iiwasa ninspenca. eHsn0 iiin be
- lalmsd IN tone 81 psiuis 81 disapPo ~ sut,
s'ifanf.t oly slss kai ioaa1 u ~ 9u1 have bsen
ahnlf dollaf ~
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-11-16

A RoTxL MEcHAxlc.--Aw riierin Fraser's
Scottish Magazine IS furnishing some iuief-
esliag .TeniD scenes Of the youihfnl life Of
Louis Philippe, King Of tic French He
statcs that the citizen king was ifom his eafli-
est years attached TO mecbasical pursuits and
40 family. occuparons. HescQuifcd a prac-
.tIctl knVwledge Of many Fsces. tie excel
"a Tot Instance a. 4 c4binel maker, snd a. e
basket maker Al one time, with The ass;s-
lance Of bis brother, ihe Duke Of Monlpcn-
sier, he manulacuFed for the house ofs poor
woman a 81. Leu, large press and lable
with drawers, which were as veil made as Il
put together 81 an experienced woikman.-
Il is This happy hculiy OF turning bis hand 10
any thing, ofalopling himsolf 10 the usost va
ned circumstances, that has enabled Louis
Philippe to be useful and bonoied in any
station; as the humble teacher IN Swiizerlana
the cheerful exile IN America, Or as tie pow
erful Monarch Of France.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-11-16

O<rTne following cseed, il Is said, was
adopted By The ofGcels Of the American amy
al Neplnncks Point, IN 1854: aWeteiio<e
chat there is Great FiEst Cause, ~ vboes
almighty fsl we were formed; and that our
business here Is 20 ohcy The orders of crr
supefous. We believe that oyery soldiee s'ho
does bis duty vii te happy Lee, sod sbsi
every stch ere Vho dies IN battle, yin &c
hslpy hereafter We believe thss Ceoxrd
Washington is the only 81 nan ID he weld
70 head tie American sriny. We belie<e
that Ns.hsniel Greene uss born eoDess
We bslove that the evacuation Of Ticcndot5-
GO was one Of those strokes which stamp tke
man who dafes 70 strike them with eseilsv-
ing fame We believe that Bsron stuben
has made Us soldiers, and that be e capable
Of forming the whole world into . sclid col.
umn, and displaying i fiom he centre. We
believe III bis blue-book. We believe in Gen.
Knox and bis artillery. And We believe IA
our bayoness Amen" It-t