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The Arkansas advocate., 1830-12-01
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EKT iLLIAM TRIMBLE, Attorney s. " Law, will practice in the Superior of Clark, Hempstead, and Lafayette, in the First Judicial Circuit, and Crittenden Phillips, and Ghieot, ii tiic osirtlfi t,iicis, Circuit. He viii also attend to tn e collect. ing business throughout the Territory.
 His residence, Washington, Hempstead county, \. T.
 July 21, 1890. 17-tf.
The Arkansas advocate., 1830-12-01
NOTICE.

A Lh persons are cautioned against t,,s { fA- ing for, or taking on assignment sq' f hand given IT s aops ,s;' lips, think in December. 1928. sa. .s.' al'' sum of one thousand, three hundred da' 'ae lars, due the first day of March, 1881. sols ao, hare paid s:is ..aa satisfied tie same sas am determined never to pay 1t arain, a''a
 ABNER EAsON
 oct. ii' ioo0 SwSl
The Arkansas advocate., 1830-12-01

Defaced tortoise shell combs may he cleansed by rubbing them with pulve- rlsed rotten stone and oil pulverized magnesia afterwards rubbed on with the dry hand, makes them brighter.
The Arkansas advocate., 1830-12-01


 Charles \. and the Deg of .4lgfers.- The last accounts left the Ex-king of France at the Isle of Wight, an ex- ile from his native country and kingdom. 1t was not known whither he would go to reside in retirement. 1t was conf dently stated by some that be would come to the United States. As ndiyid- uals, we have never credited this, be- cause we do not believe that this ceun- try would afford the old king any thing that would be interesting to him. But rumor has pointed to several other pla- ces, and among the most plausible, to Naples. We think this the most piau- sible destination, because Naples is al abjeet despotism, cousin Bourbon is on the throne, and the Duchess of Der ry is the daughter of that reigning Bour- bon. All these considerations would be inducements for Charles to go and take up his residence.
 Meantime our readers are fully aware that the Ex-Dey of Algiers has already gone to Naples to take up his abode in exile, and that it was the arms of this very Charles that hurled the I3ea from his throne, and expelled Linn rom his country. s
 1t would be worth a voyage 10 the pillars of Hercules to witness the scene of a meeting between the Ex-king and Ex-Dey. The illustrious Alussulman- handing over his long pipe to the Dra- goman by his side, and allowing the smoke of the opium to subside. and mus tering up all the terror of his masta. chios, with look of defiance, would de- mand why his great enemy pursued him in his retreat. The old king, or the other hand, putting on his spectaeles, and suddenly confronted with the tur- baned chief would exclaim, sS.4ht 1fon Dieas! Etes vous ici? Diabiement--que je suis chagg9n de uous poir.7 ':Ah, mon. cousin Dey, how mortified am to meet you here in this plight. Ishould much rather have met you in Paris with my General Bourmont, but since we are here, under similar misiortunes, let us embrace as friends" ht this poor con solation, the Dey may be supposed to elevate his turban with so much indig- nation and ierocity as to frighten the poor king almost out of his senses. Per haps he may demand personal satisfac- tion, at which the Ex-king would say, "Sacre nona de Dieu! 1t was all the fault of my ministers;-take satisfaction of them. Take Ragusa-take Crussal, or Polignac if you can catch him-take any of the rascals and do what you please with them, but spare the sacred king and royal family" Should this oc- cur in one of the public gardens, there would by this time be collected people and guards enough to prevent collision, and the illustrious exiles would probaS ply be separated without shedding high blood.-BOstors Centirael.
 1 Scotchman's naotiue for visiting Jerusa- l lo,l7 = paODlo trauoI from scdivorc e,,n
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 Scotchmaa's naotive for uisiting Jerusa- lem.-People travel from "diyers, sun- dry, andvariousmotives" many of which seem strange enough to those not actua- ted by them. But the inducement which led a young gentleman belonging to ANiodeTn Athens ; to visit ancient Je- rusalem is indisputably droll. Jerusa- lemis usually sought by the learned, the deyout or the curious, in neither of which classes the Caledonian in ques- tion can be ranked. He would visit the holy city, though he rocked not of it's memories, it's sanctity, or singularity.- He had no thought of writing book, of saying prayer, or of exploring all unknown spot. Nor yet was he undis- mayed by the difficulties of the journey, and the probabilities of plague, for his seul was hnnggeringg and thisting-aitef justice? not a abitof it; but after a regular succession ofsubstantial Scotch dinners. S'l will go to Jerusalem,n he exclaimed. 'sfor having seen it, l shall, on my return to Edinburgh. be asked to dinner every day in the week. For Jerusalem. therefore he set out, but, on arriving at Gaza, a frontier dividing the two Pa challcs, he was detained, and as he had no frman, the authorities put him under arrest, while despatch was forwarded
 to the pacha at Acre. Till the answer should arrive, he was confined to room, fand given to understand that strong sus- picions existed of bis being Russian spy: and, as he was unable to make him
 self understood eithcrin Turkish or A. rabic he had no means of expressing his wishes but through a servant, who was occasionally allowed to visit hin.--
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One who was made
GdHs Life of Byron.

To calm the passions of the manly soul, To sooth the sorrows of the anxious heart; To watch the opening of the infant mind, To smooth the bed of pain, to calm the cal With music, and to melt the soul with love. }
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IMPROVED DURHAM
SHORT HORNED ATT
Farther supplies of Books. &c.

Farther supplies Of Books, &c.
lHFHE Northern Traveller, and Northern Tour,
with the routes to the Springs, Niagara, and
Quebec, and the Coal Mines of Pennsylvania: also the
Tour OF New England---Thir,y two engravings---
Fourth edition. revised and extended.
Acnophon's Expedition OF Cyrus. with English
notes prepared for the use of schools and colleges,
with a life of the author; by Charles Dexter Cieve-
land, Professor OF Language IN Dickinson College.
Maccullock on remittent and intermittent diseases,
including generically marsh fever ard neuralgis; COM
prislng under the former, various anomalies, obscu-
rifles. and consequences; and under n new systematic
ca, headache, oph,halmia, ;oothache. palsy, aud many
other modes and consequences of this generic dis.
case.
Winners Episcopal Manuel, beng intended az q
summary explanation of ihs doctrine, discipline and
worship OF the Episcopal Church. etc. etc. etc. =
Third edition.
Moore's life of Lord Byron.
Pelham, or the adventures of 4 gentleman.
The DisSwned, by TIE same Author.
Lswrie Todd, or The settlers in the woods-bv
John Gait, E>q.
Fiora's pictionary-by q ludy
Register of officers and agents, civil. military and
naval, IN the service of the United States, 1880
Memoirs OF tho Rev. Matthew Henry, by j. d.
Williams, Esq. F. A.
Aids TO reflection, by S. T. Co;eridge, with a pre-
iiminary essay, notes, and illustrations, By James
Marsh.
Foscarini, or the parrricion of Venice.
Life oftie Rev Edward Puyrcn, D.. D. late Rec
tor Of the second church in Portland.
Bickerstcth's Christian Henrer, designed TO shov
the Importance of hearing the word, and to assis,
IN hearing with profit.
Provincial Letter, containing an exposure of the
reasoning aud morals ofthe Jesuits, by Blaise PAS
col, originally published under the name of Louis De
translated from the French-to which is
added, a view Of the History Of the Jesni's, and The
Bull, for the revival fthc order in Europe, SC.
received for sale, by
una lS--ls COLLINS e co
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RIEGO

S making a season at M~achump's, 16 miles from
IL Richmond, at a very low price for a horse Of bis
pure blood. One of Riego's colts was trained this
Spring being three years old, and distinguished her.
self having won The swcepstake at Campbell, distan-
eng The field at the first heat, as was tbouoht bv
moDy. kIego was out Of Highland Mary, who was
out Of Castlanari, the dam Of SIR Aroby.
June ie-taw5t III. DAVIS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-25
SARATOGA AND SODA WATERS.
1T BL.4MfRE'S .Apothecary Store, opposite
-n fhc EnnLs HoIel L


the Eagle Hotel.
II BLAMIRE has the pleasure OF informing
q . his former and present customers, (who have SO
literally supported his Fountnin) and the public
generally, that improvements have lately been made
in tho working of his apparatus, which he is author
Ecd By many years experience in Norfolk and here,
IN saying, has given 10 the water Of his Fountain q
pungency. taste and purity no; 10 be surpassed, If
equalled.
III And to accommodate his price TO the times. and
TO put il In the power of the poor as well as The rich
10 ENJOY this delightful and innocent beverage. it viii
Do sold ut THREE CENTS a glass.
lie also keeps fresh supplies of CONGRESS-
WATER from the natural Saratoga Springs, which
can at oil times DO had in excellent order from his
ice tub.
- J. II. b. is particularly grateful for the patron
ogc of the AIDES. He will take pleasure in fur
nishing them when they honor him with a call, to
allay their thirst, or refresh themselves, with a glass
OF that most pleasant, cxhiierating and healthy bev-
orage, his pure, fragrant and fresh Soda, cold as ice
can make it, and sweotened with syrup ofthe choicest
kinds, when so prcferred-so admirably calculated as
On an ant,doie against the languid effects Of the
summer sun on both the body and the mind
.Thers is not in the city q place half 60 sweet,
Sc my fount where the air and the pure waters meet;
oh, its sparkling and foam are az bright aud as FREQ
As the %phosphoric light OF tho dark summer sra.
let Il is not like wine, hat 80 daIS and so red,
Neaties is foul fumes around the wild bacchanals head,
who, mcudlin, confesses his beverage uIblest,
While IL canlers has peace, his affections and resi-
Far less like the poison, oil daily poured forth,
AS curse TO ou land from the soutb To the north:
Oh. NO, not Ike these. for as ether tbs pure,
And its fragrance. and freshness, and virtue are sure.
Sweet Soda! all loYe ihne. @hen the summer sun high,
Sheds abroad his &eTe rays thro' the earth-thro' the sky;
When fatigue sinks yne Observation-Disclosures the brow,
Tbeie Is Dought so Elreshiaa, SO cooling as thou"
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Handela and HAYDN Society

HUHNH-UHN Il UT 1OOFCtl
TOLLECTION Of Church music; being o collec-
~ non of The most approved PSALM and Hymn
tunes; together with many beautiful extracts FROM The
works Of Haydn, Mozart, Beethoven, and other EN-
iEcnt modern composers &c. &c.
a supply received By
June | OLLIN s. co,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-25

Old News for Sale.
NATIONAL INTELLIGENCER, Vols. G, 2.
In for 1920.
Daily do. do. vols. II, 10, for 181I-Ia.
Richmond Enquirer, vol. Ii for 1917.
Virginia Gazette, vols. 10, 10, 90, 81, %, for 1903
4-5-6-7-e-9.
Virginia Patriot, vols. /. 2, o, d, s., 6, Z, @, for
1910 I1-i2-I5-IA-15-i6-l7.
the Book and Stationery store of
may 3 r.. u. SANXAY.
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SIDNEY

ALGERNON SIDNEY.
UST PUBLISHED-Tho Letters of hlcornon
~ Sidney. in defence of Civil Liberty, and sos;ns,
The enc%roachments of Military Despotism, wri,tcn nv
an eminent cGineh of Virginia, and Grst published in
thc Richmond Enquirer in 1898. TO which oro
added, IN an Appendix, tho remarks of Mr.. Richie
as referred Ia by the author of 'Alpernon Sidney"
IN page 20 OF the pamphlet; with an introduction Nv
Tho present Publisher. For sale by
apW G0bMNS q CO..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-25

the second THuRsDAS Of September next, vil
OF soia oy auction the Law Stock Of a Book
seller; consisting of about Thirty Thousund Yoivv,e,.
embracing the latest editions of nearly all books in
general use, and a great number of tho ola Report-
ers, and other scarce works.
Important Miscellaneous works.
The Catalogue will be ready by the first of June.
Any gentleman desiring it forwarded to him., win
please apply lpost paid to the subscriber,
Philadelphia, May, 1890. mn IsWwo,
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RECEIVED AT NASH'S-

NO Ga aud G5 Library Of Useful Knowled,s
IL Do 3, Maps adapted To do.
O-l continue To receive subscribers 10 the above az ps,.,l
Vol 10, English Ce"n. Law Reports
TO 3 Fanncis' Series, Library of Useful knowledge
No o, (Apric American Turf Register.
ap 10
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COLLINS & co.
CAROLINA MOSS, for sale.
Je Is JAS WINSTON.
ND ESI I'D u

FRESH DRY GOODS.
n anticipation Of their general advertisement. the
IL subscribers inform their customers. and other pur-
chasers, that they have received by the last arrivals
from Philadelphia. New York and Boston, One Hun
dred and Eighty Packages Fresh American and
British Dry Goods, in which are included thei own
importation from England, IVA New York; consist
ing IN part Of the following articles:
Extra blue, black, brown. olive, nd olive brown
London cloths
Extra blue, black, drab, mixed, fancy mixed, and
lavender London cassimercs
PLAIN ond fancy white London SIarscilles cuttings
White and colOrcd ground chintz, printed do do
Plair, buff toilenets
A beautiful assortment ofthe Dewest style Prints
Fancy, checked, and striped, and .8driDopie Cd
nsto style ginghams
-, 5 d and Cd cambria and jaconct musiins
White bordered cravais, very superior and
Mixed and striped linen and cotton drills.
Their assortment is now very good, and wild in q
days be tue most commanding they have ever
had. L. & T.. JAMES g. Cu
aPl3-tf Market Square
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In Hnnorer ("uniy Court. .Bnrch eth. 1880
nj ATHANlEI. p. BOWIE, and uec,or Bowe. in

IN Hrnorer C"univ Court. .Bn-rh e7kh Ie3o
ATHANiEi. p. BOWIE, and Hector Bowe, in
In fsnts, nnder the age of twenty one Yeas, by
Bector Davis, their uncle, and next friend. pits.
against susanna Bowe. the viiov of E.tlsni-i Bowe,
drc. Oliver T.. Cpn~ and Polly his wife, Nat, ariel
DAVIS and Martha his wife, jesse o. Yarbro,.g,, and
Nancy his wife, hudson Il. WingGeId and Sophia his
vif,, John d. Green aud Elizabeth ls wife, Harric,
Buwe, ennly X. Bswe. Denjsrin Wingfeld. trustee
for Snsanns Al. Perrin, the said fcmcs-covert and
feme.sole, being daughters and DEVICES OF the said
Nathaniel Dove, dec, and Mortimer Goddin and
Thomas u. Goddin, infant children Of Amanda IL
Gpddir, dec, a daughter and devisre of he said Ma.
thaniel Bowe, dec, defs.-Is CnAscERY.
The bill md answer of oil the df,s. except Nathaniel
Davis and Martha Davis lis wife, being filed, and the
said Nathaniel DAVIS and Martha his wife, not having
entered thor appearance and given security ACCORDING
to the act Of Assembly and rules of this court, and il
appearing to The satisfaction Of the court that they
are not inhabitants of this commonwealth, il is order.
ed, tina, the said Gsts Nathaniel Davis and M-r,ho his
wife. do appear here ON the first day of May court
Dext, and answer the bill of the pitts; and tina, a copy
of ths ortler be forthwith inserted in the Cons,itu.
LonaI Wing "a uewspaprr published in the city of
Bichmond.) tor two months successfully, and thu,
another copy be posted at the front door Of the court
house OF this county. A Copy. Teste, "a
30 PaILIP B. WINSTON, C. N. C.
rs CnANCBR9.-in Louisa County Court, Nav
4 10Th, 1880:
Arthur Clayton, PI,f
against
Pendlrton Harwood, Aaron G.. White, executor Of vii
liam White. decd, and Aaron C.. White, executor of
Catherine White, decd, dhs.
~ uetcHuanl fenuletOn HAYWOOD not having enter.
ed bis appearance and given security according to Law
and the rules of this court, and it appearing, TO the
Satisfaction of the court, that he is not an inhabilant of
this State, on the motion OF the plaintiff by his counsel
it is ordered, that the said defen dant do sppear herr
on the first day of August Court next, and answer the
bill of the plaintiff; and that a copy of this order be
Drthwrth inserted IN the Richmond Wing for two
months successiyely, aud posted at the front door of
be Courthouse OF this county on some court day.
copy. Teste,
3~G-lowG~@ OH UUNTER. G.. n
WAS committed TO the Jail of Goochland county
w on the Sist Of January last, q negro bow who
calls pmself tom, about 1s years old, about feet
a or o inches high; had on when committed, n salt of
white yarn domestic, and says he belongs To bIessrs.
Dawson ~ Roach of Fredericksburg, who purchased
him OF n MIR. Powell ofFouqnier county, that he ran
away about June or July last. The owner or owners
Of said slave arc requested TO conc forward. prove
thcir property, pay expences aud take hun away.
ROBT c. MACON, Jajlor for
WIN Boiling, Sheriff of Goochland.
up 13-1aw3m
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-25

ElOOh persons WIN are in wani Of
40 Greek, Latin, French, and English School Books. arc
informed that they can be had at very low prices, INDEED
rasy cas-, attic BOOB g. Stationery Store Of
~, ~ ~ ,. SSyW.Y.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-25

a .'erSPaper for the Ladies.
N~EwSPAPER. in nea, ouar,o 80 =
containing e'gh, pages. devoted entirely to the Az
semina',on OF Intelligence useful and interestinr :,
the Ladies, to be entitled 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-25
Perfumery, DC.

lust received, the following, viz: Cologne water,
- genuine French. in bottles of a great variety Of
shapes; Florida water; aromatic vinegar; honey wa
ter; French and English soaps; burning PARTICLES. IN
tended for burning IN sick rooms, which when lighted
emit n most fragrant odour; pearl powder; rouge in
pots; vinegar of rouge; Macassar oil; bears oil; ge-
nuine otto of rose, and milk of roses.
ap IS III. G.. MCNAMARA.
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CONFEE. &c.

OOUIIN, y EE, &C..
I'D Hhds St Crorx, Porto Rico and n. Orleans
TX Sugar. Part OF superior quality
30 hhds. new crop New Orleans Molasscs
81 do. Trinidad do.
30 Go. st Jogo and Martinique do.
ID do good Baltimore Whiskoy
so 5bis. do do.
90 do. APP, Brandy
$50 bags prime Laguira green Coffee
I75 DO. superior Rio do.
80 do. Mountain st Domingo do.
80 do. old white Coffee
700 sacks Liverpool filed blown Salt
For sale. yer, low. by
apG RALSTON g. PLEASANTS.
JUST RECEIVED-Spanish Grammar: by a.
- De Letamendi, late Consul of Spain for East
FLORIDA Also. by the same author, Notas Hlsturlcas
sorrc 10 Revolution de Espana, comprendierro la
ePoca de 1914 hasta 1923, for sale at The Book g.
Stationery Store of r. d. SANXAY.
ma rs
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Musical Cabinet

NuSICUT OaDInGt.
Pocket Library for the German
~ Flute, Flagcolei. Violin or Oboe-con,is,i,,v oe
Songs with words] and dances
Duets and trios
Scottish airs and songs, az Ducts g. trios
Irish airs. as do
Welsh airs and songs. as do 90
Italian airs. rs do -
french songs and airs, as do do
German do do as do
Marches d quick steps, rs do do
Selected. arranged, and partly comnoscd hr
Wh'taker-is numbers received md for sale.
ma 27-ts cor
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-25

PARASOI.S.-A few Parascls Of Paris
~ make. new style and richly finished. well deserving the
attention Of those Ladies wanting a superb article, will be
found ut L II. JENKINS
Irish Linen and Fancy py Good Store, Main street
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TO GARDENERS.

UNIONS encyclopedia of Gardening, a very large and
The Practical american Gardener, exhibiting the ,ims 70,
Old Gardener. "en oy
The american Gardener, by Citizen Of Virginia.
But few for sale by JOHS "a uAsu
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is0R RENT

FOR RRN1,
The Brick Tenement, now In lhe oc-
INN cupancy of Mr.. Poindcxter. OH Shockoe
isSs Hill, in good order for the reception of q
A gentecl family. Apply to
ma ts-ls r. d. BIGGER.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-08
Ry FLETCHEls x ToLEEs.

Laok down from high-your coun,ry's fate
suvey-
tler strength hsT glory, Fastening 10 decay.
Immortal HoPKINSoN methinlss s,y
The fire of geuos kindliug in thine e,e =
With rnfui glance pursue the dandy tribeA
As II intent 10 send tue piercing glhe. &
But oh thy glance,-indignant HENRY
tbine
Might light the sacred 0ame in freedoms
shine
How dark the cloud thy gather'd hrows dis.
slsy
How keen the lightnugs thsi hrneath il play }
Gh i'r hurst from Thy rrsis less voice,
That Wee nCgh, sink, aud Liberty rejoice
alexandria.
? w have heen favored by the author with
the above satire upon Duellmg, which wa
written some years ago, M, winch wrl ieub,.
less please our rps 'rtS low as much a. /, did
rs Ed. Pheuir GaseHe
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TERMS.

.,,e, aunun, pay able III advance No sui :
y foi 81 he received for less ume ihsi ~ morths
.eqnTn viii be diseortnued but a, the discretion
md nan 10 Filters until all arreafaees are paid
viii he ns - a cents 81 seS r re
s7pars Noi Those from distance must be pad Tor
sgnhu". ,ho;, insertion, OF the payment assumed bS
g 5Ss possible pc person in Lynehsa[s
Cbareery orders no, exceeding two squares are
go,teJ for six dollars.
yAlIstte, si 1d Sai be ATTENDED TIC n TO-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-08

The Political Parrots A gentleman iatrly
returned Iom Cmena Ii Ono, stepped at a
tavern IN Cumberland. v. 10 0reakta asst, aud
whne washing hi nand- IA the pump room, he
was aCcosled Win " good morning, oIrP On
looking ound, he dis overed Two parrots on a
pea Ch. lie returned e saline, aud Que aid
" Poll wants some toast" The gentleman
extending his hand, sad, " come down aud |
viii give you som, bh Poll declined. lie
W informed that the pa,rois were divided N
National pclIIcs Tue parrOts oVelhei nd tn
remark and gave a heary ia, ha, ma Our
crrs out "hurIa for Jack sou = the otter, "hur
IA lof Adams" add then followed ano' eT
iangh. The jackson parrot 'nen gave the
souna OF a creek ii a "nlp, aud exclaimed,
" go an hd :" the othei rrpliei = & Iced The
Ings, doul you hear en- squeai -
Boston Pdirloi
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-08
ali.K GOODS

Best pale winter strained Lamp Oil.
rlOk sale very large supply of hest pale
~ winter strained lamp IL
Howell DAVIES.