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AN our former Presidents had a heavy national debt to encounter. of which MT Adams during his four years, paid more than s4O 900 and Psesden, Jackson during his eight years more than 900 this left the country free from deh, when Mir. Van Buren came into office. Mr. Van Buren, instead of paying any, has run many millions in debt,

 The recommendation of MT. Postmaster Niles, touching the improvement of tIe mail service do not seem 50 attract much attention. His proposition to double the postage upon however, very generally secuted. As sure as eOaI eon neither publishers readers will stand any such nonsense.

 Bridgeport St1nddrd.

 We are glad 10 zee it stated that Mr. Recorder Nor ris has received his walking papers" frnm the Go vernon of New-Ynrk. Hon. F. A. Tallmadge has .heen appointed in his stead. M. M Noah Esq late ofthe Evening Star has been appointed by the same nu'l'ary Associate Judge ofthe Court of Sessions.

 .sr ". Haren PaL

 Wm. II. Bat,el, Esq. of Raleigh, has been elected Judge of the Superior Court of North Carolina, in the place of RomitUs Mnnlius Sounders who resigned his place upon the bench in order to become the Loco Foco candidate for Governor at the election in An. gust. Unhappy Romilus Manus Saunders! He lust every thing--hs seat upon the bench, and his election as Governor. He was candidate for rec. lection ns Judge, and the following was the vote Bat'el, Vhie, 9l-saunders. L, F.63. Mir. Saunders and Gov Morton of Massachusetts had better culti- vnte an acquaintance, as they can sincerely sympa. thize with each other. .......

 Bonrd'ng Ho"ses-Look out tor Borga,ns. "A con. siderable of wag in neighborng city agreed with

 landlord to board and lodge him for one year at the rate of 8 per week-nnd as he was in the hab, of dining with his friends he in return proposed to give the like encouragement for good dinners. The cove. nants in the agreement were that in all invitations. fifty cents head were to be paid to the landlord for such guests and when the boarder was absent from dinner the same amount should be allowed him! He took good care never to bring any friend, but in all cases was absent from dinner! The result was, that he got his board and lodging gratis, and brought his landlord in deb, to him every week 50 cents, and at the end of the year paid nothing, but demanded. 1926 as his just dues in virtue of the cunning contract

 If Queen Victoria has son hereafter, that son will take the crown in preference any sisters, whether born before after him. The rule of descent is the same in regard to lands-the oldest son is her there be son. Therefore the infant Princess is only heir ess-presumptive, not sheiressapparent.-Coa AdU.