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A PUZZLED PROFESSOR.

In class in college there was a MEM
ber noted for his waggery. One day the
Professor Of Logic was endeavoring to
substantiate that thing remains the same;
notwithstanding substitution in some Of
its parts. Our wag, who had been exer
cising the Yanke art OF whiting al length
held up his jack knife. inquiring:
"Suppose should loose the blade of my
knife, and should get another made and
inserted in its place-would it be the same
knife it was before?'
"To be sure" replied the Professor.
swell them" the wag continued, "sup.
pose should loose the handle; and get
another, would be the same still?"
.Of course!' the Professor again re-
piled. -,
"But if somebody would find the old
blade and the old handle, and should put
them together, what knife would that be''
We never heard the Professors answer.
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Our funny friend of the Albany Dutch

Our funny friend Of the Albany Dutch
man, says:
We tasted some brandy the other day
that ought TO come under the head of
'"fghting liquors." For over an hour, we
could not tell whether we had swallowed
q cocktail, or torchlight procession.
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Street, near Wood, Pittsburgh, Pa. Liberal cash
advances made on consignments of Flour and other
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Bank Note Table.

Corrected ,oeekIy for tie Spirit Of DeMswsttl
OHIO. -
Branches OF the State Bank, pG
INDEPENDENT, OR STATE srock 1AHKs ~
Bank Of Geauga. Painesville ..a,., p9
Canal Bank. Cleveland y g
City Bank Of Cincinnati b4l 20 , %
City Bank, Cleveland d
City Bank, Columbus aia Do
Commercial Bank of Cincinnati yl.;n71 %
Dayton Bank. Dayton %
Franklin Bank, Zsnesville q
Sandusky City Bank, Sandusky hsd rrltake
Seneca County. Bank. Tifin Do
Western Reserve Bank, Warren iH h""" d
OLD CHARTERED BANKs. s,,s
Bank of Circleviile, III Lawrence, cashisr) per
Bank Of Massillon, Massillon Dc
Clinton Bank Of Colunbus d
Lafayette Bank, Cincinnati n 81 d
Ohio Life Insurance aud Trust Co., Cincinnati Do
BANKS WHOSE CHARTERS HAVE ExPiRKD.
Bank of Cdillicothe pss
Bank Of Cleveland d
Bank of Marietta Do
Bank of Mount Pleasant . d
Bank Of XenIa d.
Bank of GAINESVILLE d
Belmont Bank OF ST. Clairsville ~
Columbiana Bank of New Lisbon Dc
Commercial Bank OF Scioto, Portsmouth Do
Commercial Bank of Lake Erie, Cleveland Dc
Farmers and Mechanics Bank, SteubenvIlie Do
Franklin Bank OF Columbus Do
Franklin Bank, Cincinnati (. q a. 5E d
Mechanics and Traders Bank, Cincinnati Do
Muskngum Bank, Putnam Dc
BROKEN BANKS. t.f3.tle9
s.ns s.ns Of Of Ns%,.S" Ns@mais . az q:
| Bank of Sandusky si 90. 10 do
Bank of Wooster % d,s
All other hanks either broken OF fraudulent
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1851-08-27
OTHER BANK PAPER.

The principal part Of the circuladonin this zee.
ton Of the State, in addition TO Ohio paper, h On
the banks OF Indiana, Kentucky, Western Penn,
sylvania. and Wheeling, Va, which passes geusI:
ally st par. Care should be taken in handI;ns n.
diam and Kentucky paper, q the cAuntesfsisss
those banks are numerous.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-11
THE STORn IN THE FOREST


The storm in the forest is eudns and sweeping,
;Hhje tree after Tree BOWS It's stately green heaa
the flow e,s beneath them are trembling ann "ssps,
The leaves tom and trembling all round tleih are sneu.
Tn, bird that ha! roalcd I'LL she thnks her oe''sneo'
Ofsn we'd nas.ens Duck 10 her Epm" III Inc "oou;
Ara hlrs not a wing ill her bosom hliriGh'ea
Has laid ,s warm down Ger her own n'''e 'ioou'
And they since that fond 50 quickly mas FOUND 'he
To shelter their heads from he rain ana the oas
Sn, f., Ross reDose while the bolts oaFSt around lne,
And lie C lin and snie tl'I the aaik'"ss Is past;
Hast thou too oit when the tempest WAS ufeaics'
And rendnn thy covert ~ s''ai NJ my resi-,
T,jnr own blessed un..l thai moment ilc nearest
yhy screen III his ,inisu-,hy shield IN his breast!
When clouds rrwned the darkest arc penis heset lise
Till each prog o! earth seemed 10 h'na os 10 oieak,
Did Ger Thy good angel turn Of! and forget inee
The mother her l:c ones it.n may iofsaRe!
A., no! thou shalt i,r nr Protector the su'er,
the sun in returning more cheering and warm,
And al, ,Aiiius around .:"c seem ccsi"r and pI:er
And loucacd with glory because pi the Storm.
Sept. 9th. 1851. II. r. uocID
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-11
DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN ALBEMARLE,


Ia pufsutncn of the call n the Democratic Central Vi.-
lance Committee, Democrats Alocnl. County held
ucIiag IN the Lycedm Hall in the ol Charlottesville
ipndy, tnC 81 lust, 23 rcnck, for the purpose Of
selecting candidates for the State Senate and House OK Dele
gates. William F.. Gordon. Jr, Esq. called tic meeting
rtd.: ana Eoiinatrd Capt John H. Coleman Chairman
wc nomination adopted and lr. G. conducted to the
Chair.
On motion, james Alexander was chosen Secretary
II ncin5 thought brs 10 make the nominations is: oren
mcsu .lr lillian f. Coach nominated as the Democratic
candidate fIr Senator DR.. Bealms F. Randolph. VINO
unanimously selected and declared BIZ The Chair.
Rn5 II. Carer, Esq. nominated FOR the House D e!o
Eatcs Ja"s ii. GInrt ESP, rso also received the
lr,ts VOICE OF n" DenOrr"c: present.
3r. ". VI. Erbiin,er nomnael for the other candidate
II. Gao. Tucker Esq, and Cant Geo W. Starie put
t!natin m r. Gordon, IT,. E>q-Mr. G. declined hlgin!
!s nH;c PIT IN Nomination. as he was assfo's that l
thcs"f should 5r the candidate. Capt Stlrke then with
crew e nl@ ri r Gordon, and Mr.. Tucker received Inc
unln m 1s voice OF the meeting.
Mr. Tucker Jing called for forward. accepted III.
nomination.: dce!e that born Democrat he
was raised Democrat after the Sect iat cycy
orc. muscle and tendon in him, was Democratic and that
:r would die Democrat. lie sIid he w"ald do every
thing in his power u promote The Of the DcnDcfa
tic
Mr. G!rnct accepted the nomination conferred upon him.
IN 10" appropriate remarks which were aPpauiri BY The
Dr. randolph MOI being present, committee appointed
~ vat upon n.:' 10 inform hm OF his nomination. and
quest his of the The committee having
cG, in short time returned and stated Dr. Randolph
ai desired then, 20 say that lie accepted the nomination.
end wori enter the and do all in his power
ii! ire cause Di III" coming elections.
NesAs. w t. Gordon, Jr., and William J. Robertson
hcin- chilled upon addressed the meeting cunculs in the
nominations which had been made and promising give
the roli"ess a cheerful and Zealons support.
Mr.. >. NJ Band urged every Democrat bring all the
new "n'crs 10 the polls ani take with them their sons
that icy might learn Inc way, and walk In the pats which
thti- lthcrs had trHd.
90 motion tie editors OF the Jetiersonian Richmond En-
qcr and Examiner requested to pubis, the proceed
IG:s J. their respective Journals
Go ""ii1n ~ H. II. Carter il rcsolva:, ii7t ,ro d,
NJ" ji'1:a "i-et At c polls ,n!a7 III: Sih q, De-
ca, a. JOHN H. COLEMAN, INN.
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SINNERS re TRUTH AND FAIRNESS.

Our readers especially invited 10 read communication
below subject Of the suocrnatorai canvass IN E&i
MA signed JuSc which has occn sent ~ u.s. and every
word OF which vouched for by OF the most respectable
and best informed in Virginia. The attempt OF the
wing candidate prejudice against his competitor
by an equal injustice to his sentiments feelings, and
services scarcely parallel in political warfare, and we
have mis- taken the character OF Virginia chvary such an
attempt rcco its author, and bring on himself
the injury he expected nllcl unoilrnding citizen
whose ONLY fault if The charges against him had remained
uncontradctcd is that he had the confidence Of his
aduped State by which honor that State and which
hcr notles best may be proud Of. Mr. SuWlef
unable 10 Justify his position the general question OF
slavery would hide his weakness by alleging that his
oprorrnt i. not Shareholder us if sound views OF such
subject could tcrmned By the number OF negroes WHICH
citizen psscssed The truth ii that The only difference
and his opponent in this respect H. that the
latter is moi large Shareholder he is only because he
was not born 10 rich inheritance, and had TO acquire his
fortune hv The slow degrees which were natural 10 youth
who had no other but his labor. But this is
not ALL is s!avely alleged by Mr. Summers that Colonel
Johnson born in New York. and not in Vrginn. The
fact Turns ugl 10 DO that Colonel Johnson came under the
protection q! u kind bu, poor and widowed mother, the
soil of Virginia when he ouy fourteen years OF
that he deprived of the aid Of his father BY wounds
which cost him his life i'll revolutionary service; that b.
grew ard prpspcicd amidst great privations and has
we'd nrbv usctuy + and country whenever they
needed his services Is there Fginan who say that
such citizen less worthy Of confidence than liz would
have been born her soil and rich inheritance like
that OF Mr.. Summers ?-f Union.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-11
ARRIVAL or THE pRouErHEl,s

HEw ivaX Nov. 6-Tie steamer pronc,heus arrived
here this morning. om San Juan via HAVANA She brings
500 passengers in whose hands tRe1. are $500 600 in gold
Dust.
The P'onthons l= San Jnan October % and therefore
is Havana on The Isl ia.t.
Ia" s;ele: lnd' psndence arrived San Juan Del SUI:
On TIE IVA Ccobr win 400 passengers and $3.50 900 worth
o! gold G:!st cn freight.
re steamer Carolina had iato Rsalgo in distress,
tnc ! j October, ani iladt4 $50 passengers
Ic oh :h.c>co ii"rtit October eth, states that j,
:s c';tei tia! Judge Parsons o. the D.>i.c. Court an!
thn. o! nc SnreUc Court resigned. alr Lrns oi
~ "hc!ss" mined tie p:'5ah!a successor %! Judge
Parsons JUS L. Thompson, Baptist minister, had com
G.ited suicide .tcy4!t. 4 Cuaa-ess!0nai Church
IA! Been Dedicated Ne.id: Sept. 2sth The Hcra!
su:s lit the ii cls {; Co., Ill aEp.y the
ICpsOIs Blu; the report not satisfactory regarding
bills u. exchange drawn ny ;He tt:isc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-11
poETsCss-.
lrrom the Boston TranssnP..I
r1r N.NELESS BEAUTY.

THE NAMELESS BEAolh.
BY MRS II. LEWIS.
never met form SO fair, 49,.
a brow so peary white as thine
And the soft cleaning ot my mar, ,,,;,e
Ronnd which fresh, glowing tnseou1S '"'A@'
sn draw my wandering gaze 10 'aee
That | no others charms can see,
And vet my hear, is calm and Tree.
Thine eyes are like the fair sazelle.s
That ne'sra shade of sadness knew,
0r ike Two limpid, sparkling wells,
With gems beneath them flashing througn
.nd rho dark ashes veil their beams,
mr. lct them through lE transient CLEANS,
Till gazing, am lost in dreams.
And when all other boons were given,
Methinks some angel left his rest,
And poured the melting strains oil heaven
Into thy fair and guiieiess breast;
And when thou spea kest, soft ana cleni'
we deem some voice from starry SPHERE
Or some lost seraph, ~anders here.
ask not OF thy birth or name,
Nor seek to know il wealth be tnlne,
And silently mark the lame
That pluws upon the hidden SHRINE.
dare no, hope 10 light my way
With beau,y's cwa rcsplendent ray
Bur usk lis smile 10 Crown my lay.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-11
MARYLAND EI.ECTIOSS

The returns received BY the mail last evening indicate the
complete of the Democratic party il every portion
of the State. In Baltimore city, the whole Democratic ticket
Senator Delegates til. Legislature judges OF the d.-
rem: Courts, Sheriff. Sc.-s elected OF the members Of
tic House OF Delegates ascertancd have been elected the
Democrats have y, the Wings 3. Las! year, Is Wigs
Democrats.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-11
tI.~t iIi.s..t = EOIS.

TaE CASE OF ,iR. THRA >HER.-Americanp prison
ers q: HarGal. letter il he New York Journal OF Com
r,,rcc dated Havana October 31h, says:
Il,a,n e, Lay Thai Nj Inrasher is TO have open ta
next week ana that The American Consul viii appear IN III:
defence but Tor praTayn while secret declaration and eX
~ m eylmna ton been had against him. &c IS not per
M led 10 confer with lrruds the Consul The Consu
has asked permitted 10 visit hii our Is TOLD at Tue
cas- o the con"l al the Captain General ana III Tue
tribunals. and that intcrdictin u communication can
no, be removes, The action .! the Consul IS more in mar
nony with the sentiments of the people IN THIS matter ana
his course if energetic will be approved oil and have besides
beneficial terG rey in present disturbed relations
The prisoners !a YET enaln mere Tor transportation 10
Spa!n are in tu.abc condition. and supplied with good
coIhnp and OF er comforts under the nisration Of heir
only remaining and unag friend, Mr. Smh, OF the BRUSH
consulate Five hospital Improving and nine are
IN the castle az .Punta' We do moi know at what
moment transportation wilt be provided for hen orwhether
any more will the cenency OF the Captain -Grne-
raj and be permitted their homes Their names
are i.udisla BuAnka Hungarian; Henry Jasper, George
Edgarton Michael Keenan,, Mobile RobeG! y. Breckcn-
bridge of Louisville Kentucky; Ransom Beach, same resi-
crnce; John Hodgc Richardson's; Buinenthal Prussian
Jomes Fides, Senior Aagon Crcoe Jose Basonte, and
,.c German and kentucsaD whose names have not
/, IN able 10 obtuin
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-11

The following notice in the New Orleans Delta shows thu
ar old friend Owen McCovern, is blooming and ourshng
10 tie Crescent City:
Flow ERs.-Have isr readers visited the beautiful
garden of Mr. Owen McCorern The OF Julia anc
,rondelet steets7 If not they should do at once fol
II will repay them for their trouble They will find on hand
io sale every variety of beautiful flowers. There pan
for thoughts poor Perdita says; and gera
NUNS essamines honey suckle acucias oeander and al
the 5hteaed darings Of the field Fine fruit such
as fig, lemon orange qunce-and ornamental trees sucl
as cVergreens magnoa and aborvrs BE- found there
in rich uxuancc. The ladies should visit Nj! McGovern>
garden ii they have any faith in the epaph of Ophea-
"Swces 10 the sweet"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-11
MISSISSIPPI ELECTION.

Grue election of Foote by very large ina ority
II ugh grea, FIRST reported. Nearly nil the Con-
& also Union
JACKSON, (Allss) Nov. mo doubt Of Foote's election
BY large m,joy Nearly all the Union congressional
didates are elected.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-11
MISSISSIPPI ELECTION

LOUISVILLE .ut .aer Gg. m-Fiitecn counties IN Ills
s--'ppi tx !. ~ ,om giving Fooie majority 0
ZOO. The State =" :. elect Foots by large majority.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-11


Given u"4rr ny her! Governor ash under Tie Les, s.
SEAL o., c"n.,gg~s a!h T." Richmond "', ay Of @
Ilnsan bou. ware 'sc, feet ia '
,!lck bG-hy hair on -.
n' THE c 2 E::1;iiHtr nS VIRGINIA
SNG,ENh1!nN h':,ae o.en e's'se BY TIC Esecnsc @
.;:l Grand rtray aa cont. tie ,.o ia.ol.ac cou
crci ua $3.50: i! al Is r'w going ar.c aeIe a".r.y
-r!4 ''1a, AMI ,1rr i'. lie JsI. Of the satlcol
ClroGc; an! 40 a"rcoYr; tciar = officers ,4a
:te.r rzer'ion tfcue tie a:.e OF IL. ssl ci:,o 4
G.9cn unit. ny .ni Governor. an W.. r,c Lcss.rS
saA ~ The G." %r s At Rsn"'"d h mn; ! d.
canoa .r, as ao1 Tee, inches .sa az. Of @ ~
tblu black has an! liza! an wh-a ,..
Ell military b.uc 'r'ck coat; ~i'm H'"cs 0no-, Jack c "
strpe! CASHMERE ptH"o"saui Congress ao C.
aro!Ioc r'a"is a. VII ls aud cr1"'.s "."'e'
i:s,r llii,4<U :,:;Ilt-Al.
!' a III RI 1s' * 3 FhNcm WIN @
IKE have rs,urne' nom Carr" ;n.y '%i'r' '"ea m
h. Gea Is c",oIr! nusc. model. an! tie
tie ,S'n;9 iy 80 a. * pern The al
Al the virginia sSy Int Daguerrean Caller! Nv l5 Nan .,
'''''''' wii.LiAi PRATT, i'osG,,:.
EXTRACTS:
!ec much c,c!:: u:r,u ADD toera'4y hHy Dsr
III reception Is ~ P'!y H'"'"" ~ "r 4T" lrsa
e'cg':! tel up wan ,9"'n!'i CARPETS 'hh ~.
s:;u.;. Immense bay w!E4,~. ", G., .,..ar
'Iess rr4u& Co we're he it,: - ':.gr" III" >'-I
la the improvement; E" Al. = i'ht"
X o. 70 pA|it.aaASS We arc nov isceivra, 80. a..
in orao" Of F'"aeH pa"s' :ee bran" ST. aar' "
.:A;:Es RIVER ND lAIAt.IIN ( ;;J.rANI.
'.NIG ,r'e.ics"a gi!oa "sstn: %! he s'>"ns ii @e
A La'es Erf AMI k"ma"ta nj any VII ; aoi az .la.
-, oioc A. en-, .. .. .. " i M51 r,i
40 reg r-r's*entns et@eS ""Is b. Of e., Kan lac '
10. lHc nm. r.r,rnt i President anG n!.c-n."
Eiyos"e: Oi The n,a"ioI hmee'os ,.,.,u,,
Richmond 18Th October ISL
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"' ''"'' . ''s "'''''' ',''' wHr NvSroRD s>,t<.y
Richmond. j.h October l~jl.
ApPulN !MENT Of PROXY.

HSun NES THESE rtESiS i 49, -. he ,Gtsc':.
Stockholders 'tg :.!sC. d Asa .w'i 'uut..
Iacrus Constitute IN :" in!t vif aHn and las IA -5.,
f ;IuXv. Iepc.rl.t each Al!
,canlcfs al si. Company, held ":nn IA "Ionh' iu ~ 3D.
he S.!sn ,ti present 90 icihf
wtl an! al l". IL sh0'
"a .,rrtnss a.G L. =" s"'h "Hrf
of The
-. were n..citl: pres ant 10 hereby ny 80.
,l.! ever vn,r. sas turn. ..':
.c u. ;3g-uacr tie hof'': arreJ: CO..
III
Wl,rrs- ,atgi- aud scGs this - lay Of -"an. 10 sad
-.gI. .ga.iTct an!--. - - --"'h
- - !sg.il
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-11

.:i!:ES RIVER AND .LALAI!IA IUyirAAt.
'.NII,; UcstH2 -! hc 500 >i#.rf.
A iI.rf and k.ua!:ta e "i any VII aI a. a.
huit. tiu' tt!u N"y"N!Htr -
~ A-aru.hs the II March !>L3 ,oN9
stock u"l": b, 81 :r,M ia
x,du II. ra!i w'lr is have cXccu'.G a le.
.p.- the nm. r.ciiaG Il President and n!.c-It'
49, octe. y jJaId 81 pieclpis.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-11

The following is the verdict OF Jury of twelve women
who held an inquest On the body OF Elizabeth Hunt who
horn in Newbury in l1G3. 1t been very
isfactory To her friends =
ave Judge according best sh, and continents that the
death said Elizabeth b. any riolecs or wrong dun
her BY any parson thing hut by sum sudden soppin OF
her brea.h-I History Of Nel.jnry.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-11
CALIFORNIA WINS THE BASNERi

CALIFORNIA WINS THE BANNER!
seems that the California Democrats win the Banner
from Pennsylvania The proportionae majority for JOIN
BleLER in California larger according TO the thrown,
than that OF his brother here Pennsylvania will pay the
forfeit with pleasure for il ste could not win the prize her
where else could be better bestowed than upon the gi
an, Democracy OF the Paclic!-I I'enns yranian.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-11

GOOD FORTUNE - .Irlt. LAFAYETTE FAMILY.
The Paris correspondent the Boston Atlas says that
AaGame dc Caya, whose associated with the court
o. Louis AFlll among papers that recently came
into her possession found maerias great suit in ia
I" the La'ayces. These She offered the Marquis George
Washington Lafayette who however declined embarking
the sui: Madame de Cay engaged prosecute herself
IN MS BEHALF h 10 have halt The proceeds the suit
successful The Court Bordeaux has decided her favor
The whole recovered is said be 2iOO GEO. 81
which The La!aysr fmiv receive hn. about S2IO 600
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-11

~ debt ani upon .chia"a: retained .E-cw.'!.
TIE object IL OF tie !ra .uLt ~" Ht' "
hi hundred al ~v''D.Iara rad ;wcny riii cent? and ~
b. ai thu, The pld c!c, resilient o. "
the pislDgi nrarFri az
n" al defendant no appear here ".in m"th aier dr" E
tins order am! do whist rJc' IL s''
,fu1 s''ftf'''
Richmond Enquirer newspaper p"1' h"t Nf.s
city OF Richmond snd a''o De- posted the da OF tl "1.'
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-11


The ohlccl 9; this relief and ,'r o.
ai!Ivit having made and fci tina tie r
this Commonwealth. tue ai
be hpilru the
o;i:. hr ist Moaday ia marry a.; %
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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-06-27
BOOTS a SHOES.

THE undersigned w,.hc. call the attention Of the citi-
L zens Of kEND~HA AND VICINITY, to the fact that
he ; nUx manufacturing
BOOTS & SHOES,
Of crery s:y,s and name in The neatest and most
substantial manne1.
H. has also Oh hand large aud beautiful ASSORTMENT
Of Fancy SIlo Gsaiters Slips. &c, for the La
Misses. which ne has procured expressly for this
market aud which he III seal the reasonable
FOR CASH
He wishes he particularly Unperstood that the work
zhich he manufactured put together upon honor"
share NJ patronage Is respectfully solicited.
. Sb0pon the corner Of Main Il Market streets.
DAVID VROOAAN.
May 10, is5l