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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-15

TO the Editor Of the Ne,o YORK .arregicun.-A
In your remarks last evening on the West India
trade, you Were IN error enumeratlng Sugar and
1otee asRmong the articles that we could carry from
tile British Islands The British Government have
always prohibited to foreigners any trade either of
them bit compel the entire produce of both to be
shipped direct to the mother country; and our flag is
therefore, entirely shut from any participation in
the trade as Tar as those articles are concerned
The fact Is that the whole privilege of carving car
goes from the British Islands to Europe is llnsoTv of
which ibe British Government, as we'll as every bodv
else acquainted with the trade, are fully aware. as
there articles of their produce that we are mar
mtted to trade in, thai is suitable for the Enrone.
market, except perhaps plmento, and that can never
be shipped except In limited quantities. And without
beng aware Ut the fact, VIII venture to ossert thar
during the time the trade open TO us from ia2S
to 1897, not single American vessel proceeded from
british Island to an European port. 1.s
The only articles we shall obtain from them to anv
extent are moasses and run, to the great injury or
our own distlets and the sugar planters Of Ionisi
ana, whose moasses is of far superior quality I'm
any we can procure from the West Indies =
MRRCATOR.
If JNercator is right in bis inforuna ion then the
only trade which promised to be real equivalent for
the great sacrifices made by this country (and the
whole ertent OF them is probably not YET known) 10
obtain the boon" of commerce with the British
colonies, is cut Off We shall endeavor to ascertain
this fact clearIy.-IEd. Nc Y AMI
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-15
To Mrs. Rhoda Burnett.

a you are not an inhabita of the State of yir-
gina, and have no known Aren't in this Com
monweath, take this method of notifying you tina.
on the LIST cay of November next at the Tavern Of
Carter Moody, IN the County Of Chesterfield in this
otae shall proceed to- take the dispositions of Ste
phen Branch, William Martin Drsnces Burton and
Rebecca Owen 10 be read in evidence in suit depen-
ding IN the Superior Court of Chaneery for the Rich
mond District, in which am plaintiff. and you are
defendant. The examination Of the above witnesses
Will commence the doy aforementioned between
9 a. M. and o'clock P. M and will be continued
on each successive day Unnecessary between the same
hours till it shall be concluded.
aug 80 w8t SARAH T,EFHU
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-15

TAUTION!-I understand that Thos Richard
" son of the City of Richmond has been endea
voring to sell Tract of Land lying in the county of
Hanover, in which he holds a life estate ONLY. I
hold Deed of Trust upon the Land acknowledged
IN Henrico, and recorded II Hanover. To prevent a
sale OF the Land last Spring, Thos. Richardson OBJ
tanned an Injunction, which has yet been dispos-
ed OF, but will be, presume, at the meeting of the
Chancery Conr next January.
hereby caution the public against btiyinr the
aforesaid Tract of Land-and invite all those who
are interested, to call at the Chancery Office for the
Richmond District. where they NAV see the whole
ground upon which this notice and nv claim is pre-
dlcated, especially the dispositions of Hall Nelson
and Pleasant Winston both of the city of Richmond
VIM RICHARDSON.
r cse Mount, Spottsylyana, Oct. l.
In a note of Thos. Richardson's under nv advst-
tisement, he speaks of funds, as if he had them
at his dsposa his object divert not invite pub
lie attention TO the rde merits of the subject in con-
troversy He says he has release. IF John e.
Williams the trustee, has given him one he has done
SO whoui my authority and shall hold him respon-
sible for doing 1t This is the sort of logic with
which t. Richardson has been amusing his creditors
for ten years past.
The next Chancery Court will decide whether I
have "msapplled his funds, or whether he has mis-
applied" those obtained for him, al the Farmers
Bank OF Virginia, for specific purpose. to wit, to
pay debt due Pleasant Winston, of about 6 800.
VIM. RICHARDSON.
Rose Mount 9Th August. 1890
oct l1-2aw at c
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-15

NOflCE.-Having qualified as the administrator
L OF the estate OF the late Martin Lipscomb.
dec d, of the county of Henrico. hereby request
and give notice to ell persons having claims against
the said decedent, to make the same known to me-
on or before the first day of November next, other
this notice will be plead in bar of said claims
And all those indebted to said estate, will please
come forward and settle the same, as it is nv wish
to close the administration as soon as possible.
sep 28-d6t cfOt MARTIN DRIJRY
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-15
SARAH LEFEp
To Professors and Tc,cboys

THE Visitors and Governors Of William and Mary ColIegc
csso of Mathematics The ernolupens of The situation h
The hands late Professor varied from fifteen undredtowo
oona.s ProessorshP in this fnst0tou the f.
clnes Wncn a1o ds TO prosecute literary purs1;sand IN
every oiner point Of view in which can ought be re-
gIoo oy the lover of Literature and Science adj
yansges superior to those presented by similar situation ia
any other University the Union Letters addressed to tho
unoegned wal be presented the Board Of Visitors, and
receive due attention. JOHN PAGE,
Rector of William and Mary College
Williamsburg Va Oct 8.
6 The Editors of the Nat fDjelgencer and s. TeIe.
graph Wdshiugton Courier Enquirer, and Evening Post
Ns1o YORK.; Gazette, and Am Daily Adverser. POOL
son Phtodephia will please insert the above advertisement
in their papers, for week and send their aecoup,s To ito
Editors Of The Richmond Enquirer, for rsypcat
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-15
From the Georgia Recorder, of Oct q
THE UNITED STATES, GEORGIA. Ann
INDIANS - I;

: b ss.
Every person engaged in digging gold in the
Cherokee country has been driven off by the United
States troops amount to upwards of 800 strong and
200 prisoners were taken and kept in Confinement
one day and night and then driven out of the Natio
Some of the Georgians who were taken Complained
of very harsh treatment, such being whipped and
beaten with swords Thp excitement in Hail comfy
Ma ion isstrong and threats have been made of as
scmbllng number of men sufficient to drive them
from the country; but we have been Informed that
it is supposed nothing ofths kind will be attempted
One OF the richest gold mines yet discovered il,
Georgia has been found on the land of Mr. Elred. a
most respectable citizen of Hall county who lives =
or miles from Gainesville. BY accounts this sold mine
is indeed treasure, On the 2st inst. seven hands
made at this mine 205 pennyweights of pure aold
equal to about O8 dollars, 26 dollars to the hand
per day The next day they got about So to the hand
This is what is called ridge niue. The surface i,
almost covered with rock all of which contains oId
in greater or les quantities, & which is obtained bv
breaking or pounding the rock Our informant states
that the information he gives may be relied on as
6 riot ly cOrrecf -
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-15
William e. Mary College.

MEETING of the Visitors and Governors of this rnslit-
iiop is earnestly requested Wednesday, the goth inst
Inc object OF this meeting is fill the the Professor
snip OF Mathematics ocoasioDed by resignation of Profess
or Stewart The Importance of tbs object, hoped viii
command foil board JOHN PAGE Rector
Williamsburg Oct. 5. On.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-15
j. p. TAYLOR

a AS received from London and Liverpool New
II - York and Philadelphia his Fall supply. which
comprises more general assortment of DRY
GOODS, than he has heretofore purchased intended
both for wholesale and retail trudc. aud which he is
disposed to sell on favorable terms as any house in
town ocf 10
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-15

NOTICE. petition viii be presented TO the
1N next Assembly Of Virginia, for leave to open
road from the head Of the Brook turnpike, to Tay-
iorsv,lc IN Hanover. from thence to GolaDsville,
Caroline. thence 10 fredericksburg the strairhtosf
and most practicable route.
aug 24-wet
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-15

RI OEICE.--t shall petition to the Legislature al
LIZ s next session, for leave to erect Toll Bridge
across wattapony river at Dunkirk
sep 29-iawetc ARCHEE BROWN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-03
$l4 6S2 SO
Difference in favor Of 1929.

The other irregular allow aIed by law,
contained in table q
bili4 originated or by THAT authority, know not
When SLOWED to Captains in the Navy, il was obvi-
susly Intended to increase their emolumsnts has
had the same effect upon Pursers, when allowed to
them. Nor do know when the allowance OF q
per cent commssion to Acting Pursers CONNIE need, or
by what authority. |. but fair allow in many
cases; in some, IL has made their compensation eSorbi
tan' No reason 10 perceived, why they might not bs
paid actual Purssrs or at lsast fixed monthly allow.
An allow snce OF four dollars for each recruit was for
erv msds 10 recruiting officers and 10 still continued
TO officers recruiting men 10 foreign countries; but !
know not whers III originated. On the 81 December.
1927, the Secretary Of the Navy directed, that, from
the I OF January, 1928 tbs allowances should he
made 10 Master Cornmandants stationed 81 recruiting
rendezvous, as ere made to those attached 10 Navy
Yards with reasonable allowance for neeessary eI-
ponces Office rent mu.ic, and stationery. The same
rule was extended 10 Surgeons and Li,utsDsns, wits
The exception Of expenses, SC. Mid.hipmsn were di.
rectod TO be allowed IS per week.
The allowance for Attending Courts Martial. as wit
nefses, members, or Judge Advocate, originated with
the Secretary Of the Navy; but know not when =
Citizens attending Witnesses ara allowed 81 per dsy
officer. Of the Navy 81 So The members Of the
Court have generally been allowed 81 so, soDsiimes
g. The Judge Advocate. If citizen. is generally
SLOWED $40 per day, during his setusI attendance and
for reasonable time TO make up the record Officers
Of The Navy, acting in that capacity are allowed ball
that sum. S)mstines citizens, acting In that espsty
have been allowed gross sums to large smounL
have never seen any written rule, by which hsse al
Iowances sre regulated.
The allowance for attending the Board for the exsm
nat on Of Midshipmen. has originatod presume from
tire source, and has not been confined 10 any writ
ten rule; al least such i, 10 he found in this office
In 1920. Mishipmen were authorized by the Sscteis
~ Of the Navy, 10 receive travelling expenses an
from the place Of examination; but per diem Will,
attending The rule afterwards changed, and the
denied travelling eEpsnes to the pace Of exsm
naiiop but allowed per diem Of 81 80 while attend
ing. II ihey did not psss, they were allowed nothing
The present Secretary OF the Navy has decided TO al
low them Tsv Hing expenses TO the place OF exsmina
ton, AID per diem when they pass in any brsnc
Of naval service, well their travelling expenses
their homes or stations,
II has been the practice 20 pay the passage Of officer
ordered home from foreign stations sent home on ae
count Of III health, when, in consequence Of having
opportunity 10 return In public vessel, they are or
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-03

Hence. ii appsa-s that only little more than hall
Of ths whole corps are actually employed in sea
vice This residue, not leave of ab.-neA, sc. $50
IN number. are employed In the Navy Yards, in re.
rrung, in receiving ships in the ships in ordinary.
&c. SC II, therefore, takes IS9 offs" shore.
ihtr.ahouts. TO keep 533 afioa', while 322 resting
from their labors Many OF those shore paid he
ter than those aoa and all, with the exception OF
few on furiough, as wen.
IN accurate calculation Of what proportion OF the
three million, annually appropriated for the servire Of
IN. Navy. which is paid T. the Navy actually a1oat.
and what 10 paid at home to keep the establishment
would present interesting results.
return table with this report, IL being impract-
cable ascertain the amounts which have been paid
the officers therein named.
1 could wish this report perfect. BY
continued inve stigations hope to make myself mas
ter Of all the gulaons which have existed in
the N avy Department. wherever concealed.
Very respectfully
Your obedient servant,
AMOS KENDALL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-03

Hence il appears that the proportion of officers and
getty officers in the Navy of the United States, Who'll
" unemployed, is nearly ono third of the entire corps
Az hi. the when the Register made out,
may b. presumed that presents fair average of
the number Of those who are constantly unemployed.
BY III. same evidence it appears that the number OF
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-03

This sum, $751;, 2sS ~, WAS paid to persons who
were not, during The time they received il, rendering
snv service 20 the country.
The Naval Regs'er of 1880 shows
~ Captains, OF whsm there were on furloueh. leave
OF absence, waiting orders. suspended or under ar-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-03

der the necessity Of coming in merchants. vssssl. or
packets ! do not know when II originated. The
Secretary Of the Navy directed, that the passage mo-
ssy Of sesmen, discharged Ia foreign countries. shall
be PAL. unless there was opportunity for them TO
return in public vessels.
The allow snce Of difference Of pay and rations, 10
suhotised by the Navy regulation. to ofcsrs neces
sarily acting in situations above their rank There 10
no Law which sanctions The allowance The present
Secretary has sted. that th,se allowances shall he
sonr Cd where tho claimant he's received an
acting appointment and been rated according to his
Ing rank on the pay roll.
In the explanatory attached 10 the table. will
30 found . history Of the allowance Of commission
moneys paid echsnics and lsborers at the several
Navy Yards. together with many other matters. some
what In detail.
Opposite the miscellaneous items in the table, will
Be found references to the authorities upon witch those
allowances have been made, In eases not embrace
me foreg going ffa ffte .rrt
By the rscapitulaton annexed to the table. II APP
Pears. that the aggregate Of these al.
fowsnces. for 1898, was Sl4t35s OF
For 1923, s6.493 Is
Difference in favor OF 1928 81 SCI 81
Add difference in travelling expences, Ia 652 so
Total difference in the,s continge al
lowances, S72,5l 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-03

Table. marked II, exhibits the names Of all officers
who were leave of absence. waiting orders, on
Mrlough. within tho years 1928 and 1929; the time
each has been in that situation and the amount Of pub
lie money paid 10 each during that time. Table, mark
sd U exhibits the same facts in relation TO Surgeons
and Assistant Surgeons, including those upon shore sta
nm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-03
NUWMI@Ma
SOUTH .AMERTCN.

We are Indebted, (says the Baltimore American y 20
passenger in the schooner Virginia, at this port or
Tue sday. from Santa Marths Tor the following copy
Of proclamation issued by the President Of Co.
CTran.lated FOR tho Amercau)
PROCLAMATION.
JOAQUIN MOSQUERA, President Of the Repubiis
ct Colombia, TO his countrymen
COLOMBlANS-The part which rerresent In
the great drama OF Nations,is interesting ne to u.
most suitable occasion of morality aud virtue OF re-
generating Colombia. Of externinatng anarchy and
emit rcing the laws, tho only means by which popular
feeling can be restrained, and liberty esah.hed. The
constituent congress has given you the of
ing the national will through Tho deputies elected by
your own free will The Libsraor of Colombia has with
drawn in order to calm the approximations Of the friend.
OF liberty; he has laid aside his laure aud hes quoted
every pfetext for disorder
AZ this important crisis the representatives of the
people have committed to my charge the provisional
administration OF the u public have this day sworn
to the con.iuon; and adhe zion that alone IL the
only means by which ali act in copceit. and by
which Colombia may be saved from the dissolution that
threatens her The pure love Of country il the sacred
right by which guided. aud what moro can you
ak from man like me, suddenly drawn from the pri
vaie walks Of life TO be the faithful minister OF your
WIZ III you desre more, your honor our slory, and
the national interest," demand that you should express
H. and the credit OF promoting the good Of the country
will be yours.
country. What IL past will he forgotten. They are
not true lends Of freedom who desire excite new
re volution A
COLOMB IANS-Now is the time 10 increase our
glory, aud 10 perpetuae political existence Let
ia set example TO the States Of or continent,
and let us shew detrsc'ors that u.t
thy to be free. JOAQUIN MoSQUERA.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-29
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.

By and NTH the ndpice and consent ofths Senate
Noah II. Swayne Of Ohio, to be Attorney of tie
United States for the District Of Ohio, in place of
Samuel Herrick resigned
Elijah Hayward, Of Ohio. TO DC Commissioner ofthc
neral Land Office, in place of George Graham de-
ceased
Philip Barbour, of Virginia to be Judge Of
United States for the Eastern District of Virginia
in place Of George Hay, deceased.
Mathew Harvey, Of New Hamshirc, TO be Judge
ofthc United States for the District Of New Hamp-
shire. in place of John S sherburno. deceased
Benjamin Il. Morsell. Nicholas u Van Xanli
Joshua Nelson, md Nathaniel Brandy he Justices
The Peace for tho county Of Washing,on in tho
District Of Columbia.
Thomas w. Gpin of Delaware, 10 be Consul of
the United States for The Port of Belfast IN Ireland
in place Of S,muel Luke, removed
W. learn by private letter from Nashville that
Governor Moore Of Alabama has been elected TO
the Senate e the United Slajcsln place Of ].
Mckinley. Esq. - Kentucky Rcporfor
TO The Editor Of the Kcntucky ReDoyics.
JgFyER-uE Cry No Dec !.
DEAR SrR;-Thc long agony is over and .fiiier.
the Jackson Candidate, and Jackson Governor, is
defeated IN his election TO tho Senate. The friend
Of Mr. Clay we're not strong enough ~ elect their
INST choice and the friends of Gen. Jackson upcn
trnl strain, found hcmlelvcs III the same prcdica-
men;i and the rra'Iii Is. that Col Alexander Buck
nor Va elected NIUE repuf~d Jar kson mrn aud tho
friend of NJ. Baron, cii,'r' cd The election Tins
shows Which way tic VIVID blows 4 - said TIM,
O.. Brckner beieUes ~ Nc rgU of Ee S.nate T., lie
nrad ofhc President hig reasons for remorais, asd
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-29
Grand National Hall.

NJ X. BOSSlEUX respectfully acquainis his pat
Ivl rons, and the ladies and gentlemen of Rich
mond, Manchester and their vicn,es that he intend
opening his New and Superior Ball Room in The rear
OF the Theatre, on 6 Street, which will be known by
The name OF Ferpsichore Hall He will. Friday
next, 30th inst 1880, give Grand Ball, to CON-
mence Mt seven o'clock in the evening
Tickets 81, To admit gentleman and two la
dies, TO be- had at the Hall.
Light retreshmeni for ladies' and gentlemen Will be
provided. and IL musicians will be engaged for that
occasion, to play marches bet ween the Colillions
Days OF tuition, Wednesdays, Fridays-Cotion
Parties every Saturday evening, to which pupils Ind
parents are admitted, without any extra charges,
cept for refreshments
Ladies and gentlemen need he afraid of being
too much crowded as 10 Co,lions can be made 10
at once, and the Room hold from 500 to 1000
persons, dec o8-at
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-29

HARRlED-A Bell Air. Prince George Coun.
w. on Fhur'dsv the 10th inst. by tn" Rev Mr.
nawley, Mr.. EDWARD T. TAyLoE, of King George
Virginia, to MARY. daughter of Benz Ogle Esq.
AZ Salona. on Tuesday evening the 2Ist inst. by
the Rev J Amis., Mr. G. CARTER. of Ky.
I" Miss ELIzABErH l.. CARTER, daughter Of Mrs
Am b NTff, Fairfax comfy VIRGINIA
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-29
BreGER'S PRIZE OFrIcE.
TO-NnR Rnyy


Delaware and North Caroline Lottery. No. 12--
drawing TO be received To morrow.
Capiials-S $4,000 5000. 1000. 1900 1880, : of
1000. &c &c.-Tickcis S5 halves Q so, quarters
IS.
Virginia State Lottery, No i8-To 10 drawn in
this city mex Friday afternoon. at o'clock.
Capl'als-Sl0OG0. Of 5000 of $500 . Of 1884,
10 of lOOO.-Tickc's -, halves 2, quarters I.
" For sale in the usual great variety, att he Elk
change and Lottery Office of
doc 20-is TUOS n BIGGED
MANAGERS OFFICE.
u Delaware and N Carolina LOTTERY Class Nc
~, drawing will he received To. morrow
Pr'z's: 81 900, 600 Q 600, 600. and Of 600
iIckc's 50 haivcs 9 20, quarters %.
SPLENDID LOTTERY
Union Canal Lottery. Class No. o., to be drawn
next Monday. Sd Jnuuary.
Prizes: 10000 5000. . 900, 5 of 1000, and 10 of
Opo- Whole Tickets only $40, halves 8. quarters
30 "igh'hs 25 Tickets for sale either by tho
PACKAGE or ~ rrinil. NJ
dec 70 YATES g. M1NT7R y Managers
" WED. for thu cns,,iup vcnr n i,s, rat
dialnn room servant Arply 10
dec 9G-2t OLIVER A. SHAW.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-29
orPosIrE THE EAGLE TAVERN DoOa.

OPPOSIrE THE EAGLE TAyERN nooo
ii. Bi.AMlRE. sign of the mortar. takes This
~ method OF informing his friends and the pnblc.
mat ne mas on hand, Il very general assortment of
drugs Meac'nes aud Dye Siuts--also, few other
useful articles WIS
French iWubc paste, refined iquorco
Fine har p''rdcr, tooth brushes poke, limits
ArsInatc tooth powder, rcd and bnck waters
Liquid ink, durable INK. past hiack,nc
Lip sol'r snuff b. xes. Florida water
Fancy soaps, taprrs lamp wicks
Tobacco and s'gnrs, No. lead VI ncils red sealing
wax .
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-29
LEES
y HIGHLY IMPROVED
FAMILY MEDICTNTHS.

LEE -
CELEBRATED y. HIGHLY IMPROVED
FAMILY MEDICINES.
EE > AnIi-BiIuus Pills, admirably adap, ed to
II carry off superfiuous bile, and to prevent it's
morbid secre'ions Prce 25 and so cts. per box, III
TN boxes
LEES Worm Lozenges. a certain and powerful
remedy for destroying all kinds of worms Price so
cents per box, III TN boxes.
LEE Elixir. a certain and ellectuai remedy for
obstinate colds, coughs, weak stomachs &c. Price
81 per bottle.
LEES Sovereign Ointment for the Itch warrant
ed 10 cure from one application, free from mercury o.
any perpicious Ingredient. Price 81 cents per box
LEE ) genuine Persian Lotion, renders the skin
aeicatey soft and smooth, improves the complexion.
Price SO cts per bottle. IL
LEES Essence and Extract of Mustard an infaI
ible remedy for sprnns. bruises, rheumatism numb
ness, &c. Price 81 per bottle.
LEES bip-Salve. Price so cts. per box
LEE = Nervous Cordial, or Grand Restorative. n
most valuable medicine for great and general dcbili
ty nervous disorders, loss Of appetite &c Price 81
per bottle.
LEES Ague and Fever Drops, warranted to cure
iftaken according TO directions. Price rs cents per
bottle. '''
LEES Indian Vegetable Specific. a certain and eff
fcctnai cure for vencreal and gonorhGa. Price 6.
each. box and bottle
LEES Tooth Ach Drops. which give immediate
relief. Price so cts. per bottle.
LEES Tooth Powder, which cleanses and beautj.
nee The teeth Price so cts. per bottle.
Price SO cts per buitle.
LEES Anodync Elixir, for the cure of head aches
&c, s. per bottle.
! LEES Corn Plaster. for removing and DESTROYING
ms Price 80 cts per packet. For sale bv
l2v 3-iaw II G MCNAMARA