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s1y THE FOURTH ANNUAL ExHIBI


TIoN OF THE VIRGINIA MECHANICS INSTITUTE
for the promotion of the MECHANIC ARTS, will open
on MONDAY, the 10Th day OF OCTOBER, 1857. in the
spacious Han over the First Mar ket House. 18th and
Main streets, Richmond, Virginia.
Mechanics, Manufacturers, Artists, Inventors and
others, in the State Of Virginia. well the
try ut large, are respectfully invited to avail them
selves of the opportunity thus afforded to display
their taste ana skill Ill the collection about to be
made.
The purpose of the Board of Managers will be to
make the Fourth Exhibition one of great interest to
the citizens OF Richmond and OF the State at large.
The Premiums To be offered will be Silver Medals
and Diplomas, according to merit and the degree of
usefulness OF the articles.
In addition to which the Board of Managers have
determined to offer the following Premiums
lst. For the best Invention or Work of Mechanic
residing within the limits of the State If Virginia,
whose age shalt not exceed p years, TWENTY-FIVE
DOLLARS.
md For the best Invention or Work, the produc-
ton Of a Female residing within the limits of the
State whose age shall net exceed % years. TWENTY
FIVE DOLLARS
Bird. For tbs best Invention or Work of a Virginia
Mechanic, without reference to FIFTEEN DOLLARS
4th For the best Invention Work, whether Of
taste or domestic utility, OF Virginia Female, with
out references to age. FIFTEEN DOLLARS
sth. For the most practical Invention adapted to
common uss 10 he estimated with reference TO cheap
ness and general utility, FIFTEEN DoLLiRs.
These Premiums will beawarded by the most com
petent Judges in all the various departments to which
they belong, 10th male and female, either in plate
money, at the option Of the successful contributor
The Premiums above enumerated are offered with
view more particularly TO stimulate home industry
and will in no manner interfere with the regular Pre-
miums and Rewards OF Merit which open to coIa
petitors from all any of the other States.
The Board of Managers earnestly invite the active
cooperation of the Mechanics and Industrial Glasses
throughout the country in contributing to the in
portant object in view and would alse express their
acknow ledgments to the LADIES' for their interesting
contributions to the Third Exhibition and respect
fully invite them to renewal Of contributions, in
order that the display III the Female Department Of
Industry may prove eminently worthy of American
Female Talent
Any information in reference to matters of detail
will be promptly given by addressing, postpaid, the
Chairman Of the COMMITTEES on Exhibition, Mr.. GEO
BARGAMIN.
The Hall will be opened for the reception of Goods
on MONDAY, the 18th day of OCTOBER, and in or.
der that all articles may be properly arranged be
fore the 18th, it is hoped that contributions will be
sent in early possible. Deposors earnestly
requested to send fttl description of their contr
buttons at the time of sending the articles, and to
say whether they ars designed for COMPETITION er
for TX HIBITIoN only. Sc 3e-dts
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NOTICE-Any one dcsirous Of Obtain
~ ing LICENSE for the gale Of liquors can hug
one for less than The cost by appi cateH 70 thr Dis
patch sffce. License expires LIST OF Aoril, 1878.
oc IL
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Their stock consists in part Of
Rodgers y" Wostenhoms - "Butcher's'' and "Map-
pins" pocket and table Cutlery; Razors, Scissors
and Shears
Log, OK. fifth breast, back tongue trace and hal
ter Chains
Bellows, Anvils, Vses, Stocks and Dies and Tongs
Nails
Hemp and Manila Rope, Bed Cords and Plough
Lines
Axles Springs, Nuts Washers, carriage and plough
Bolts
Cast, shear blister and German Steel
Spades Shovels, Forks, Hoes Picks and Mattoxes
Strrnp Irons, Bits, Buckles, Webbing, and Saddle
Trees
Wagon, stage and gig flames
Bridles, lIalters, Girths and Web Reins
Pad, stock, chest, till, rim and mortice Locks
building Hardware of every description
Carpenters, smiths and saddlers Tools, Of every
description
Simmons. Collins Maun's and "vrginia" Axos
Genuine Anchor Boiling Cloth
". B.-They are. also sole agents in Richmond
for Fairbank's celebrated Scales ga
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Es3s MISSES AND CHILDREH's DRESSES
WRApPINGS: Also, BLACK LACE BAsouFs.
CAPES ami PARTY DRESSES made 10 order
RnSNErS Bieaehed Pressed and Trimmed
Sc On hand, fine assortment OF QUILTED
HOODS LADIES BAZAAR
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sSseSpYcI.I NoTIcp CT Ar.

EES~SPECIAL NoTICE.-MRs C. J. AL
LEN wishes to call the attention of the ladies of
Richmond ami the public generally that she has Just
returned from New York with the latest tyles of
ecute all work in her line of business in the best man.
her and at the shortest notice call
solicited Orders from the country will receive
prompt attention.
No oil MAIN STREET
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NOV READY
~ CRoZETS FIRST LESSONS IN ARITHME-
IlC-Belng an introduction 10 the complete trea-
Claudius Crozet. =
just published and for sale by
A. MORRIS.
"My aim, says the author in the preface, in his
Introduction, has been lead the child progressive
Is ami almost inutiyely, 10 that degree of knowl-
edge, which VIII facilitate Afterwards his correct
reasoning on the use aud combination Of nlunbersn
&C I5-3t
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MILLINERY GOODS


PRICE Co. are Just now opening of The great
est bargains which have ever been brought 70 this
market from the large Cash Package Sale in New
York during the last week. They invite the atter,-
ton of the Trade and city and country buyers TO
these Goods, as they will be closed out during the
next ten days in order to make room for additional
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EARM FOR sALE.-Haviug determin-

E,ARM FOR SALE.-Haviug determin-
l. ed to remove to the West. offer my iarm. IN
Chesterfield county. for sale; II lies between Chss
from the former aud 10 miles from the latter place,
adjoining the lands OF Moses d. Robinson. James A.
Fore and the estate Of John Chalkley deceased and
contains 305 Acres 10 Of which are cleared ~
acres being rich low grounds, we'll set IN gra.ss
the balance Is original growth, having Forest riae
The land Is well watered and Is we'll adapted to the
growth Of Wheat, Corn, Tobacco. &c: The Improve,
ments consist OF Dwelling House OLA roonasn good
repair two Kitchens tone nearly newt Smoke House.
Ice House. Barns, &C.. all in good order
niture. crops Of Corn Oats Fodder, Shueks. &C.;
WnGers Cart, Harness, Agricultural implements.
snebnT IL = Threshing Machine and Fan Mill; also,
good Hsrses, 2 wellbroke young Mules, Cows,
Sheep, Hogs, &c.
If not sold privately before the 18th day OF Osto-
auction on that day.
~ TrRss accommodating. and made known on
day OF SALE y. !. McdEE.
IS-d2xW9WH
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heg@ LADIEs' BAzAAR. REMovED ONE

KITE LA ID . DAZAAh, REMOVED ONE
DOOR ABOVE THE OLD STAND No. 20s BROAD STREET,
We are now opening our Fall Stock of staple and
Fancy Dry Goods, TO which We briefly cal the atten
ton Of the public, noticing but few of the many
ticles embraced in our line of trade.
DRESS TRIMMINGS.
Attention is particularly called to eur stock ei
Fringes Braids, Velvets, Bindings, Fancy Buttons
&c, &C. Our selection is admitted to be most choice
and desirable, possessing style and elegance which
cannot fail to please the most fastidious yotries oil
fashion. We have cat down prices far below the
standard mark with a view of selling double the
quantity PoR oNEHALP THE USUAL PROFITS.
MILLINERY GOODS.
Comprising beautiful assortment of Ribbons, Flow
ers, Feathers, Laces. Ruches, Bonnet Frames, and
other articles belonging to the trade. Milliners
requested to examine stock being satisfied that
oar GOODS and PRICES will please.
EMBROIDERIEs.
Our assortment embraces the usual variety; Col
lars and Sleeves in sets, or single; Mourning Col
lars. Sleeves, Caps and Grapes Cambria, Swiss and
Dimity Bends; Cambria Edgings, Linen lidfs.. &C.;
Slammed Bands, French Working Cotton. &n., &c.
Also, Gloves li0very; Hair lsos,,&s. Zephyr Tai
mas Hoods; Rigolets; Shaws; Nantes; Basques;
Sacks. Also full line cfChiidren's Worstcd Goods.
Chenille and Chenille Head Dresses: Searfs: Zcphir
Worsed; Hoop skrts; Reeds Brass Hoops: together
with great variety Of Miscellaneous Articles both
Staple and Fancy.
We constantly receiving additions 10 our stock
awhch we shall be pleased to show TO customers,
nd hope to merit continuance of their patronage.
ge 2t-lm
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90 BBLs Trals pure r raos ,d For sale ed By
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De OPENING Mas 3 s !, s, sl,P,s,,r. sc
Just opened, and receiving every week, -~S
from some Of the first hou See In New York my Fall
and Winter supplies of B0NNETS, RlBBONs
FLOWERS, FEAfH ERS, II FAD DRESSES. LADY;S
CAPS. Embroidered and Worked FANCY KNIT
GOODS for children and ladies' etc AIso a new
supply of FANCY GOODS. I am selling everything
at least Is per cent cheaper than in any other es
tablishment of the city. All the bills of the sol
vent suspended banks of the States If Virginia.
North and South Carolina taken at par in exchange
for goods.
Thankful to the ladies of the city and the country
for their patronage and confidence heretofore she
asks acontinuance. Everything in my power will
be done 10 please.
MRS. N. WIGAND,
Corner Of Broad and 5th street
NO. Particular attention paid to Millinery and
wholesale buyers. &C If-iats
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SCOTCH ALE AND ENGLISH POR-

Il uOW fof-
lowing celebrated brands:
Younger's Alloa Ale, pints in glass
Do. do. do. do. In stone jugs
Knox Son'sdo. do. do. in glass
.Campbell's do. do do. In stone Jugs
Ailsops East India Pale Ale, pintz, In glass
Barclay, Perkins Co.'S Porter, In pints and qrs.
SELpEN i MILLER.
ocl3 Corner Pearl and Cary streets
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1O00 BUSHELS Oats, in store and
l*~vO for sale BY RRpaFoRp 4 %,
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T IFE INSURANCE.--The subscriber

] hNCE.--l u6
IL has been appointed General Agent for Virginia
of the UNITED STATES LIFE INSURANCE COM
PANY located In the city OF New York and is ready
to receive applications.
The Company is enc of the safest and best in the
Union. having an accumulated capital of Sin.00o,
aud with the principle Of MUTUAL INSURANCE incorpo-
rated i'll its charter persons may participate in the
prents Of all the business, toittoat incifrinD any
personal liability and when desired the sums will be
paid at the end IF any number Of gears, thus combin-
ing the advantages of Il ,Strings Bank and Life In
surance. Premiums payable annually or semiannu-
ally, or quarterly, and rates moderate.
lfit be mans duty to provide bread for his family
while in iie it is no less his duty to provide against
their becoming penness in the event of his DEATH.
Every business man insures his property against
FIRE.-should he not make some provision for his
family if DEATH should take him from theml The
fire probably will not happen during the coming 20
years-his death probably will.
The subscriber has books and papers imparting in
formation upon The subject of Life Insurance, which
he will loan to all who are DESTROYS of information.
In order to let the public see what we have been
doing, the annexed statement will afford some evil
dence:
BUSINESS DONE ~ THE FOLLOWING COMPANIES:
From the Comptroller's Report, for so
A ~
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Terms at sale. oc 10 G. Il A.. Aucts

GALE OF TWO VALUABLE FARMS,
~ HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE,
CROPS OF CORN, FODDER, OATS, STOCK or
HORSES, MULES, COWS, SHEEP AND HOGS,
AND EARNING UTENSILS, IN CHESTERFIELD
CouNTY.-0n the 4th day of November next will
sell at public auction, the TRACT OF LAND on
which reside, containing 800 acres, lying abont
three miles from the Courthouse, on Swift Greek
and the Clover Hill Railroad; also, the Crops Stock
&c, as enumerated above. Said tract of land il in
healthy and agreeable neighborhood well watered
and has coTnlodious and comfortable Dwelling
with rooms, and all necessary outhsuses including
Tobacco Barns, Carriage House, dranaries, Negro
Quarters. &C.
About 800 of this tract ia cleared and In good
heart, the balance in original Oak and Pine Woods
about 100 acres has been limed-30 bushels to the
aSre--and there is sufciencv Of Cord Wood conve
nient to the Clover Hill Rarsa d to pay for the
tract.
Also at the same time and place, will sell tract
OK Land lying near the Clover Hill Pits, now owned
by VIM. X. Worsham, and adjoining the lands Of
Thomas Fenley and others, and doubtless contains
coal A further description of the above tract OF
Land is deemed unnecessary, as persons wishing Il
purchase will first view the premises, which will
take pleasure in showing ii they will call ut my resi-
dence.
Terms at sale. and sale to commence at II O'Clock
NJ. Z. H. WILKINSON.
DC I6-d2tkcwItk
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Sale conducted BY GoDDIS & APPEssos. Ancts.
sa1 1870
MEAT COTTAGE FARM, CONTAINING

~ NINE ACRES, ON WILLIAMSBURG ROAD,
AT AUCTION.-Will be sold ON TUESDAY the both
day of October, 1851, on the premises, commencing
at 3R O'Clock 2. N the above located Farm now in
the occupancy of Mr.. Thomas j. White. The i'm
proyements the premises consist Of an excellent
cottage dwelling and the usual outbuildings It
b. Williams. The location is a handsome on = and
the land admirably adapted 10 a market garden
TERAs-One-fourth cash; balance at T. and IL
months for negotiable notes. interest added ssetre,
by trust deed. G0DDIN d APPERS0N,
Auctioneers
p. S.-Immediately after the sale of the land will
be sold the crop of Corn raised on the above Farm,
fine Mich Cow, and alot of Household and Kitchen
Furniture.
Terms at sale. oc 10 q A A. Aucts 3
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CTEAM CANDIES. Steam Refined CAM
~ dies. Of MY own manufacture better than any
thing Won can procure North for sas in any quantl-
", made fresh aaiy, and warranted TO keep IN any
S' o. is-ss H LOUIS J. BossIEux.
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Dos" STocK OF
ID r. Y GOODS,
A T CO S T,
70 Il ASH

in consequence of the present commercial diff.
cuities ana desiring to provide for our matu-
!hS oDigatioLs we WILL from this date offer our en-
amounting To - -
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TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND
DOLLARS!
At Prime Cost for each ONLY

The notes Of nearly all the Banks in Virginia
Nsrth and South Carolina, will be received in pay
ment, AT PAR
0nr stock was never more complete than at the
present tme-many Of our Foreign Goods having
been landed within the past twenty days The prices
named will in every case be the prime cost and no
deviation will be made, under any circumstances
except 10 close invoices We shall continu- to fiji
orders for our customers, who desire TO purchase
upon the usual credit at our regular prices.
l5--2w KENT PAINE
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~ THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA

BANK OF KANhWHA, /
KAStwHA 2aLISEs. Oct. 2, 1851.
LIS EXCELLENCY. HENRY A. WISE,
L GOVERNOR OF yIRGINiA-SIB:- = The ex-
istiug state Of financial troubles throughout the
country, resulting in the suspension OF numerous
banks las Influenced the Board 81 Directors OF this
Isark to discontinue Tho payment at specie from
this date until suci time n general resumption OF
sneeio payment by othcr neifiih0ring bari shall en-
elie IL 10 resume on fair and e1ual terms.
Having redeemed IFS re'es iE gold on demand up
10 this time, and relieved three tihs o. its entire
circulation IN Tho rast iva weeks. IL is with great
reuotance that this Bank row resorts to this
measure.
have Thought IL proper to giTe yen Immediate
notice Of the fact stated above.
Yetira very Tesnectfnliy.
,r.a EfTZlftflII President
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I 1910 Grain Bags
Super. Bleached Cottons
Heavy do. do.
Fiannels, Kerseys
Prints, Irish Linens
Pillow Cottons
Tweeds, &c. &c.
nd other arrivals, they are
ms to their commanding
and other Goods, of the
bought within q few days:
Ladies' III. 3. Gloves
Bofnbazines and Tamese
Grape aud Lsye Wells
Blk. Ottoman Silk
Blk. Bayadcre do,
Ladies' Mcrino Vests
Ladies' Armenian do.
Mourning Collars and
Sleeves
Corded and Hoop Skirts
Extension and Bone de.
Hosiery (eyery Variety
Gents lambs weol. Sha-
ker, Merino and Cash
mere Shirts and Draw
ers. &c. &c.
8 the largest and most az
libited. and they invite .
buyers, either at whole-
o.. n. PRICE 4 CO,
egaIe and Retail Dealers.
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VARIETY.

RRO0MS.-200 dozen 2 and 3 string
~ Brooms; 200 doz. 2 and Hoop Pals 800 gross
Matches. various brands, for sale by
&C IL WIN. WALLACE SONS.
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BY Thomas w. Keesee.
Once corner Of 18th and Cary streets.

HORSES FOR SALE AT AUCTION
II Will be sold, THIS MORNING. commencing &C
O'Clock at the horse auction lot, the Central
Railroad Depot, several saddle and harness Horses.
&C IL TfT0S W. KEESEE Auct.
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PEAR IN MIND that by purchasing
- Domestic Liquors of ALLISON, FAY Il MEL,
LON, you will procure them free from all the inn
flying y
In store large supply of MELONS Xxi Cepnac
Brandy, Xxx Domestic Gin and superior rectified
Whiskey, Rye, Bourbon and Greensbsrg Whiskies
OLD Apple and Peach Brandies and general assort-
Brandies. Wines. Gins, Runs and Cordials. Cali
and examine.
ALLISON, FAY & MELLON
oc l5-lm I3t Cary strn.t
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M0USELAINS M0USELAINS.-Solid
1tl color Mouselsins in variety; Printed Mousse
ains all qualities, Side Stripe MOnscains and CASH
meres; Mouseains end Cashmere Robes &C., for sale
by CilILES CHEssRf, 47
oc IL liz Broad street.
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IF YOU are troubled witha cough or
l. cold or any affections of the lungs, use Picots
Extract of Wild Cherry and Wood Naptha. Sold by
DC IL n. j. PIC0r Druggist
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Nv STRAY MULES.-Strayed away,
[GSTuesday night, from the Richmond Planning
MILL two Nj uLESa bay and grey; no marks ex-
cept where they have been rubbed with harness. A
suitable reward will be paid for their delivery to
SIMMS a. PLUMMER,
Richmond Planning MILL
&C l5-3t* On Main, between 9TH and Sth SITS.
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~ FOR RENT--And possession given
M:I immediately-a very neat and comfortable resi-
dence 9th street, Church HILL near Leigh street
Church. The house has nine rooms, all in good or
der. There on the premises. good coal and wood
house, cow house, &c. Applp to
THOMAS N. SHE'LL,
&C 1-l2tf unnn Hill
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BEDFORD. Pa. FRIDAY. MAY 80 1857

! the city aud coaatry, whore papers are sold.
lasanessber TO ask fer the New York Ledger
Of Nag 30, aud 10 it you viii ge: tie c,n-
tinuatioa Of the story from where it leaves
| oG here. If yor cannot ger copy At any
news Office, the:publisher Of the Ledger viii
mail you copy ea recent OF FIVE cents
Fanny Fern writes only for the New YORK
Ledger; Sylyanus Cobb, Jr., writes only for
II; Emerson Bennett writes only for i: and
nearly all the eminent writer's in the country,
such as Nrs. Sigourney, Mrs. Emma D. E.
\. SoalhwortE and Alice Carey, contribute
regularly 10 i's columns. Mrs. Southworth
viii write for no other paper hereafter
Geo. D. Prentice. Esq, of the Louisville
journal, prepares the Wit and Hamor De-
partmeut in the Ledger. Ii is mailed 10
subscribers at 81 yesr, or two copies for
s.. Address Robert Bonner, publisher,
Il Ann ST., New York Ii is the h'.ndsomest
and best family paper il ibe country, ele-
gantsg illustrated, and characterized BIZ a
high moral tone.
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JACKS IN OFFICE.
A GOOD STORY.

NJOp
a number of politicians, all Of who,n
were seeking cfiee under government, were
scattered on tue tavern porch, talking, whea
an Old topper named D, came up to
them. New sail DIS pers1n whe
is scrT loquaoicas when scoFae3,' but
exactly opposite whon so5er. At tie
present. tine beiag stisht,' he said if the
company had no objections he would tell
them story. Fhey told him TO sira away:
wbereupon he spoke ss follows;--
y certain king-don't recollect his name
had philosopher, upon whose jadgmen;
he always depended. Now it SO happened
that one day ths king took It Into his head
to 90 bua;ing, anu sulnm5ning his mobiles,
aud making aIl necessary preparations, he
summoned his philosopher and asked him Il
1t would rain. The philosopher told lli0 il
would no., and be aud bis mobiles departed.
While jcuFncying a,oug, thcy met country
man mounted on a isckass; he advised them
TO return, sfor, said he, 'it will certainly
ram They smiled contemptuousIy upor
hiln. and passed oa. Before they had gone
many tuilas, however, they had reason ID
! regret net having taken The rustic advice
as a heavy shower eoning up they were
'.senehed 70 the skin. When they had re-
turned to the palace the king reprim4nded
the philosopher severely for telling hiu,
that it would be clear when it vas not. !
net gountryman,' said he, sand be knows
a great deal more than you for lie told me
il would rain whereas yoa toli nae it would
not
/ The king taen gave the philosopher bis
walking paper, and sent for the couutrYsuan,
who uiade bis Appearance
! Tell me- sal ;he king, how yoa kaew
i would rain
/ i didn't know said he rustic. 'u,y jack
ass told me-
'-Ani how. pray, did he tell you'll the king
asked in astonishmen,.
! by priekiag up his ears, your majesty.
/ The king now scot the couairymaa away
procuring the jrckass be placed hi'n in the
Office the philosopher had filed
/ And here observed D, looking
very wise, 'herc IS were the kiog made i
leistakc.
How 50! inquired bis auliters.
'Why,-eycr since ;hat time. said .
-, with gria on his phiz. every
jackass wants an odiee.'