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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-29
10 Negroes for Sale.

"1LL be sold, for cash, at public auction, on
w the first day of January next, 1889. before the
Store of Hix & Robinson, at Bent Creek, in the
the county of Buckine ham, the Negroes belonging
to the estate Of capt. George Bulks, decd, Some
OF them young aud likely
JAS. B. WILKINSON, Ex'or.
OF q. Buiks. decd.
November &C III
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-29
Consumpt ion,
asthma ! and CUtarrh !

that long train of diseases which with
i the growth of civilized society, CONSUMPTION takes
the lead in rcencss nronds upon human life. Improper
negect in the timely administration OF simple and saluary
remedies be reproyed by dreadful succession of
symptomsoppresson of the breast greeush
and bloody speuceruted lungs and hectic ievershrivc
led exremtes and general emaciaton Of the whole body
engh-hushed chceksswocn feet and legs
land at OF the mental faculties, and while
hope still whispers hsr hat,eng taescod exuemtcs and
q premature death.
For the stages of this complaint OF the
proved remedies yet discovered, is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-29
40 DDLLARS REWARD.

RANAWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER,
:, on Sunday the llh Of the present month two
Negro Bows
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-29
Oebilitated Females

VINE complaints pccula the female pa the
nity have been loug successfully treated by the I'D.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-29

The committee who were instructed 10 consider
and report upon the object OF this Convention,
specially
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-29

oil !, dHII lIIt ElIftT
answer, to p1sdpPly
'ous jnfc''-,l declaring
re Is to letil alone"
, true disciples Of the
'onorny, as those " Tho
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-06
N.ttce to Country Subscribers.

ry~..f,er whenever any country subscription 10 the
Hor,ld. reaches fortnight of its close subscribers
,. receive their papers, done up in yeilo t'rapp's
Ths Man is adopted in order to give our patrons IN
,ho countrv notice. either to renew their subscription
hv fresh remittance, to expect 1t to cease ~ e
close Of the period for which it had been paid SUD-
.crbers will, therefore, understand after this nouce
what is meant by receiving their papers doae up III
ysllop 0rapping paper.
Bv this method we furnish individual sspsc'ioei'
with proper notice, whoutputtlng them 70 INC 60
pense of postage, and thus shave Amos hehuai, "
wav of recutal for his shaving so often eur suo'''
he's The fashionable morals of the present day' as
sanctioned by the Honorable the Kitchen oao'ne'
,re 70 cheat as much as you can, so that the Ia"
doos not reach YOU. do not practice On this primer
Mo ~ anv extent except when have dealings WIN
,ha K;tchen-and on such occasions 1t Is ADOPTED
nnrelv !, self defence--if you don't shave you gel
shaved. Every day am receiving letters complain
no tbet the Herald has failed, when at the same
lime know full well that it is regularly mailed
Why these complaints? Because many OF AMos
sub treasurers will be looking into the Herald 70 scs
tho Ineaments of their master accurately depc'eu'
Thew read laugh but forget to put the Herald INTO S
vranper again. Hereafter beg them az favor-as
nersenal favor to me-o try to bees honest as tney
can. know they have precious little OF that arucie
hat a precious little is better than none.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-06

A POPULAR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Com
pound Extract OF Copaiba and Sarsapsrills certain
safe and most ehecus remedy cure
OF $780, structures, wi iies pains In the back and
ons seminal weakness affections kidnes gravel scor.
butte eruptions, he nc.
One this enjoys ali
es Is Us portable FORM put pots which
may be taken being beth and pleasant It's
ture, with restriction diet
snesS Travellers especially would 0nd this medicine highly
useful and ought be unprovlded with
possessing the advantages which the present
Accompanying the medicine pamphlet explanatory Of
different stages of the diseases without extra charge ON
tanning full and ample areci ions.
Prepared by J. Thorne, Chemist Loodon, and sale
by N. b. GRAHAM,
m27tf 90 Nassau az car Fnl,oc
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-06

NrnrIC "A The Books and Accounts Of the undersigned,
~ leps by RICHARD HAROLD, ss Their Agent, are IN
,hs,r s.. lar Coectou All indebted ~ said fsar
o, for Ale and Seer by beck account hereby
ro.s Il, nav the undersigned, the said Har
rolds agency has been dissostnued. . ,....co
New Ysrk, February !, ls3s -,
Ma Cu,,smers can be supplied With Pale snd AMBER
Aes by leaving orders 81 1875 Cedar street, their
subOHSce foot OF Delaney street. Va W.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-06

TIVE H.PLEss IsDIASs-isKIsef TON BRAD, NM
o~rr,sa p,rIr auIIrTs-A small band Of the ossges,
IS or 30 in number in a state bordering ON srvsuoa,
- ,re, above the Harmony mission, and applied TO
one 81 The .etiers Mr. Dodge to buy Germ Dodge
ordered hem away. The Indians pleaded their sx-
49, hunger ssd insisted the purchase, but Dodge
.1..d them that unless they departed forthwith the
NC. would whip them During the night they killed
nanber of hogs. and, the following day, fifteen o.
r. .e,,lers went armed to the Isdan camp. As the
,,,sr. spprosched the Indians commenced loading
heir guns They were ordered desst from loading,
b. the order was diaegarded. The whites thereuPon
6red On them and the firing kept up on oo.n
until night when the whites returned home WIN tsen
wounded leaving the Indians in possession o. tne sa
tie ground Two of the whites were wounded tne 'oss
of the Indians was unknowp.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-06

NAUSEA MARiSA-Tne London Lancet states that
Kreosote has been given preventive sickness
and has almost always proved successful In the times
Of the crusades the monks sold belts which,
is said preserved the hardy knights from this dis
tressing complaint The belts were broad, and beisg
buckled tight round the region Of the s,smach probably
operated as preventive by the mechanical support
which they afforded.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-06

ToUJoURs rKRDRIx-The Editor OF the Henncpin
Illinoisl Journal complains in feeling Of the
Of variety in his animal diet which appears has
sisted Of nothing but venison and grouse Ofhe latter
he says he has seldom less than dozen brace piled up
in his larder at time.
Gonzales de Cordovs condemneda Spanish Of
feer a pigeon diet, for outrage female. In
less than fortnight the spoiler died Of Rhammatory
fever.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-06

A sErrLER.-The Jonesborosgh (Tenal Sentinel
states that on the I'd Of March, a election
by the name OF John Russell, killed by ansther OF
the name Of William Edwards, from a single blew Of
the FIST on the side Of the neck
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-06

"SIR, YsU ARE ScgRRtLLious"-M Voillet de
Saint Philber responsible editor Of the Mode ar
rsigned goth February before the Court Of Assres
for personal libel upon the King Of the French, and
being found guilty, was sentenced 70 sir months I'M
prisonment and fine OF 4OOOfr.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-06

srocKIses AND FREscr SoLprERs.-The nen-com-
issioned ecers and soldiers Of the Frencs army are
allowed to wear stockings bot not being bosnd %
no fund has been the purchase o. TINS
article The Board of Health for the army has, BOW
ever lately declared tsoctngs are necessary ior mo
men ar a, least vooes ones during the winter
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-06

WORTHY OF STRIPEs.-Wilam Read, Of Ware,
found guilty Of horse stealing. sentenced to six
months FIVE sshes-to restore
the horse and pay the owner hundred dollars-to
pay 500 to the State and TO pay the Of court
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-06

i Us: J0ANsON consu,,es ces'aeaussy z! mas omse,
- NO IL Duane street, between Chatham and william
the following diseases, vil-Gonorrhra A8*s Chaacres
structures, Seminal Weakness and the diseases
lag from venereal poison improper Dr. Johnsos
engages to remove Affection in three
and the most nveterate proportonate time wou
the use Of debi!.ting sjudlcious medicine
Tor from business Persons enustng themselves DR. john
sens care may desc the mseves with certainly Of success
the most aggravated Scroulous liberated egs
NC speedily healed Strangers would do well by giving Dr.
Johnson csn certain may be made agaipE
the occurrence ofhe foregoing diseases hch has fab
ed wLen used within hours amer exposure Let
tiers post paid enclosing have the
dicine, and directions for tsuse forwarded
Attendance from g. A. NJ to III at aight Dr. Johnson has
moved from IL Chaubersstreet. me- ims
STEHLING'S ORIENTAL BALsAMIC COM
- FOUND-An efhcacous sslutary and efectual remedy
IN all OF Involuatary Emissions Seminal
Weakness Irreg ularty the Msnses
ZION of the bladder and in all diseases OF the Urinary
The Immediate relief generally afforded by the
samc Componna short ofme has much
ened its celebrity In the Of the above diseases IL Is conf
deHy offered with accompanying certificates OF the
nenl OF the British faculty which will stamp the high repua
ton In which the unique preparation is valued
Prepared Only by W. Sterlng White Chapel London Sold
wholesale and retail by
NATHAN B. GRAHAM,
m2Iu No 30 Nassau street, corner Fulton.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-06

EoH sALE-A lot Of nrst rate Staging Csn.ries just -.
.cal :, r. CORNER ~ r,l,1n ,s,d Nassau sS no IT,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-06

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. very enc nsw'1sn.
~ lard Dogs when~ for s.e NJ the Grest Dos 80
blhmen No soe} Broadway door hem Dnses 30, ~
gentlemen an be rcn price efc 70
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-06

CAUFION-GELATINE CAPsULEs.-Mr. r. q.
the pusc from buying Geisoe Capsules which
imitation Moihes Capsules, advertised genuine, and oon
commentator lhan using he names Of others, &c &c
any misunderstanding in the public mind, deem
cessary 10 inform those concerned that am manufacturing
the spurious m,s,oas Of which he speaks they made
OF Balsam Gelantne which will aot leak and conse
ae over hs o 1 Reas
There no secret in the preparation them only
ob in view administer the Basam of Copvia In he
most approved form and as nay Capsules nave neen e
pha they with safety be recommended as superior ar
The extensive sales which they mel bear ample
estinsay Of their efficacy. -
De, DR. James Hart corner Chambers street and
wayi GOD Coggeshal, Druggist and Apethecary No AZ
chemists and apo,hecares in this city and throughout The
them TO those OF Mothes manufacture for the mention
certificates !" ny pG o1RGG sGs 81 1sS'n
ms-lm. 81 Cherry
CAUTION-MR. A. NOTIFIES, Inventor ol The CAP
- sULEs GELATINEUsEs OF PURE BALSAM eau
tons the American Public against spurious limitations of the
but which and likewise contain impure and cheap
In yag TO Introduces these limitations use has
English and Spanish and such as Is me TO each
ony boxes and circulated through all Europe fom which
would opea that tho nator has received the certificates
OF the following gentlemen
member Of the faculty Of Medicine OF Paris, "a.
Professor at the Military Hospital Of vade s'' ana
DR.. Segalas, OF The lacuy Medicine of Paris &c. and
Dr. Bachoue also OF the faculty Of Paris &C. which cer-
Gates have only ndeveres and pos
session lam also the only inventor and maker Of this article
authorisedto referto
Messrs. Baron Albert, first physician the King, &c.
Lsfrane Surgeon Major to the Hospital OF La Ptie.
Marjon, Knight = the Legoa Of Honor professor
In the faculty Of Mede Paris and Surgeon the King
faculty Of Medicine Of Paris, he and
Dr. Culerier Surgeon ir Chief OF the veaereal Hospital
member OF the Royal Academy OF Medicine, nc &c. which
gentlemen have honored with appreciation
daily recommending The use Of my remedy.
will be public decide Whether more confidence
can be placed IN The article such by the in
vener under the patronage of the above celebrated
than In the imitation made by people that have other
commentator than that Of using the Of Others and
lag TO appropriate themselves the privilege Of patents
tifcates and references, which they have right
The only general the United States for the sale by
| wholesale ofthis Medicine isat
r. q. BERTEAg,
No. 50 William ST. in the city Of New York.
Ican be had retail frem following druggists NH
hau 1873 Broaoway Messrs Southland Deluc Park Row,
asd 5s Boadway M. Ru shton Aspinwali s6 William
ST. 10 Broadway and 10 Aston House. the city N. York.
Also, at Philadelphia, Baltimore and Boston.
N. b. The Genuine Boxes containing IS CapsUes
| them. nl5-Im.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-06

20 There is a stupid report in the papers that The
odore Hook the w.t. punster. and author has turned
player. Mr.. Heck has been playwright since 1906;
but is rather late in the day for him the
sock. The first he wrote the opera and spectacle
of Tekel
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-06

FOR NSs'Ls-Omce . DIVISION N-Nevef hnVWs to
faTbose afflicted with the vercres disease are informed
ey find SAFE certain and theeus cure, by sppy
ing at Division The nature Of this medicine v such that
vege ofhe poison fron the ssm very few
the case IN addition 10 ts be-
sure and certain and the most ntims
heing detect the OF H. both may
alton diet The wonderful cures effected by
this extraordinary medcne IN dnerent paris Of the states
from Maiae 10 Fiorsds.
Out -fcsses Instance has been
know fail; sevfral of 10 - staining have
been cured after every thing else has failed Csrhcses
be- seen by applying u this ONCE. -.
The universal success OF puts al competition 81 dehsnce;
yos wish remedy, be sure ssd find No 5Dvisos NV
only place the city where u " sold.
Te preveut MISTAKES bottle will have the wrien ~
nature Of DR.. IT, LEVtSON, OF whom be obtsnea y
vately nj slitiuseN m@i"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-06
ITO ALL THE W ORLD BE 1T X N0wN-
Il HUNTERS RED DROP, blessing TO the humaa race


Copy OF letter received through the post oGce:-
Mr. j. Levison, Division A. New York
Dear SrAt the quest % friend who has lately been
liberated roH the fangs Of affection by the aid Of your nes
@sele Hunters Red Drop address you He tenders his
at your hssd, having been radically cured by magic,
were using only part OF pbal Of dangerous
which he had rashy posed himself
having received both and essoa, Is indeed
grateful tor the and hopes receive sautary
from the other. myself who witnessed ts seets testify
10 us mers and Christian phila pis
wish that the public may be made acquainted with lis
UTILITY.
1pour thy balm upon wounded World
And let the banner OF die asc be furled-
Life's embcrs reillume-whiie yet SPARKS alive,
And bid the kisdlisg glow OF health revive
Extend thy srm-the sufferers pang appesse,
While grooming meath the demos Of Disease
And grateful hearts shall all thy repay,
when sdiistions's chains burst away.
Defenceless youth-if PASSIONS hrm control
Has placed thee where dark waves of anguish roll,
Where sorrow rsigns, and storms ofsuferisg fall
Where mercy's ear se'er heeds thy pisous cali
Then Dee 10 him who kindly holds for thee
Those precious Drops that soche and set theefree-
And wsen thy ust snictisns Ger,
Go, rescued "ekild OF wrath, sin no mere"
Yours ~ spscifully %
Sold AT No Division ST. Phce VI per bottle TINS Ieer
ca be nj the Office.
n The pubic will please take sotice that the genuine
Hunters Red Drop be Obtained other place ~ the e
~ but ID vision ~. nxs I'M
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-06
TUE 5000 At LA ,:'I.

TO eradicate certain decats plant If taken at the
set single suicient-and " OF longer duration, sin
gle bottle geHerally suaces Every one 80 Afflicted may be
his own physician for directions faithful and
expressive enable the Individual 70 treat his disease
welt method Of preventing L. Indeed thousands have
said that of this annoying compliant has
eruy sce the Ersdeator has been made public
I, sl,s easy stomach without ainsg the breath
For sale by A. D. ID. Sand Fult-n and W llism
streets SYM Boweiy and waller and corner Bend
an Bowery, r. Nopes ga Broadway, r. burnet Is
9Th avenue In Philadelphia, by >. r. 0rinah
Prirrst mSolms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-06

1. Resolved That this meeting highly approve. and
unanimously confirm the nomination ct AAhON
CLARK, for the Office of Mayor Of the city OF New.
York and do recommend him to the earnest and cordial
support Of all fellow citizens wdc desire to promote
the prosperity OF the city.
q Resolved, That the uncxampled unan,mity with
which the selectio. Of Mr.. CLARK, candidate tor the
Mayoraty has been made by delegates to the city
is at evidence Of their Just sprreci.
s,iop ef the ability independence. and unwearied sp.
rEcstion with which he has discharged the duties OF
Ii. Office during the past year. and an encouraging
pre,sqc of the complete success OF the true FRIENDS
or rHE PEOPLE at the approaching election
a Resolved, That the election Of Charter Officers IN
hi. civ although ir local in its effects, dc
r;vr. Al This time the greatest importance from its In
auence upon State and National politics. an irporsncs
40 wei. understood by the friends OF absolute power
!, Washington that all the machinery OF party Is
4, bear upon the fears Of those who hold Offices
.ndey The Government and the hopes OF those who eS
nee, them to counteraci the efforts OF that part OF the
commani,y whose sole objects are the prosperity OF the
country and the welfare of the people at large Recent
experience has taught ,he administration party that our
one abused and suffering city will longer support the
men TO whom its present cssm,ous cendiiion mainly
10 be attributed but they rely upon the apathy which
tamong those who from aisinteresed mouvesl
too apt to follow success This hope we are confident
will be frususted there is evidenc 'on all sides o. m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-12-29
By tie President II Mc Unilsd Siates.

q pursuance OF The provisions Of treat? between
Fl the United States and the ChCkas1T Indians made
and concluded Fcnotoc Creek on the tlccnfeh dqy
Of OcoJer. l-2 and Of The supplementary and explana
tory articles thereto made and concluded IN the rcu:y-
sec0Gd day If ne month and also Of the treaty
between the United States and the Chickasaw Indians,
made and concluded at The City ut Washington, the
tneniy fourh Ding Of .Hfy, 1884; |, MARTIN IAN
buren,, President Of tie States do hereby declare
and make known that public sale for the disposal Of
such Of tie lands ceGed the United States BY the 50 id
Indians. hereinafter described, snail be held at
The Land Office at Pontooc, in Mississippi, the first
Monday in January next VIZ:
HsSi Of the ChickaSaG meridian line
Township 10, OF range g.
Fractional township ! J. Of range g.
Fractional township H. of range 6.
Fractional township 10, Of ranger.
Fractional township J. of range 7.
fractional township 10, Of range {.
Tow nshp 4, Of range 9.
Township ), Of range Q.
Fractional township g. OF range9.
Fractional township TO- Of range 9.
Township 4, Of range 10.
Fractional township 6, Of range 10.
fractional township 9, Of range 10.
Township !, Of range II
Fractional township = Of range | |.
fractional township Z, of range I2.
Fractional township 7, Of range Is.
The lands selected reservations under the pr wi
sons Of the said treaties be excluded from the ile
The sale will be kept open for two weeks, (unless The
lands disposed Of and longer; and pri-
vae entries Of land in the townships offered, will be
admitted until after the expiration Of the two weeks
The lands will be offered in quarter sections and
tional quarter sections, where such exist.
Given under my hand, at the City of Washington This
22d day Of September, A. d lo2S
By the President: NJ. VAN BUREN,.
Jso. Nj. MooRg,
.7cting Commissioner Of the General L0nd Office
DC, 43-w,lt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-12-29
Correspondence cf Mc.N i"tc'iige"eer.)

H.
"Frnm Buenns Ayres We learn that the French sGna
Lrcn is GurG there also 1t has attacked ard taEen
an island called Martin Garcia, after pretty sharp
fight in which II Of The Breaos Ayteans, and 20 or %
Freuchmen, killed and wounded The French,
uvon taking possession ci the Island sent irF prisoners
lo Buenos yres The OF this attack was, as
understand some violation Of the blockade The block
ndc is striclcr than ever. The Government paper IN
Buenos Ayres, La Gdceia, is great deal more "rs'hy
than even Tie Globe be thcrempon, inr It has The
sonorous periods Of e Casian 10 wrange IN. 7reea'
tinos las nrnas' and death 10 the ffcnc IS the Fa'yng
cry. There be no probability OF peace lhe
French will not find go easy wo!A III taxing buehos
Ayres San Juan de Uiioa.
..From Monevidco Oriental RPPubiIc) we learn mat
the insurgct General Ffuctuoso Rivera had taken me
town. Gen. AEbe the President OF The llrrnosc, !ei
for Guenos Ayres in a British corvette. Rivera is 10"
master of tina, Republic, and no longer REBEL sup
THE French corvette Dialogue had been al Rio with
NJ Bach:; de Margny on board who, by the 1eqness
been commissioned arrange The French question with
him. This looks pacific, but, qun!h La Gnesia Re
sponda Martin Garcia there is Martin Garcia, WITH IT'S
blood split, aud its bad blood created, 10 settle now.
In Mr. Pa,menler's district Massachusetts,, lhcre hiss
again been 10 choce rarmente (Van Buren, has }l5o
Brooks (Whg 3c62. scattering 6J; more Than hall oil
which were for Abn!ilionist James ]. Woodbury.,
brother OF the Secretary ot the Treasury r br""hs
would, undoubtedly, have BEEN elected but Tor Abolition
opposition.
The executions in Kingston ~ c. are going on
The Two persons who TO be executed have teen
hung The habeas corpus question is creating great
deal of trouble in Love. Carada for which is!sr you
10 the newspapers.
To morrow the property Of Mr. Swcrtwours secuf
,irs Mrssrs RrdsalI and Quackenboss is 10 be sold,
any body will buy.
U. S Bark stock 10 day is l22 Bad signs for tbs
Globe vet The whole stock market is lively 10 day. -
The money market is easier Funds from Tie Soul
reach here in various shapes
TIE spccus,inns in ;he Official paper upon The guam
tiiy of specie The country and III" amount Of cIpor
and imports Of lie precious metals, Of character
amuse business men very much The Secretary OF 'bt
Treasury is hardly veil advised 10 the amount q
exports as The hltbur IN .stcr pilots
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-12-29
EfGys;S office.

nAILY prizes sent in from the country, aud the
n y fortunate holders receive their cash
Look-Nos 30 80 80 90 60 All three sold to club Who
LOOK - '"' d i ia - bought poek"gr
More money paid out a, Hoy,s cor prizes ,han at any
other office in the WORLD. Send orders 10 Hoyl you
want large prizes.
few DAYS since, Whole Ticket. Mos II 81 a. The
capital Of $4,000 suld, and the cash paid prsenta
ton Also, Nos. - So, prize of $40 COO, sold and
paid sight either Of which is bigger than any Trnd'r
in Richmond ever sold Be particular and st nd 10 Hoy"
for Tickets
Der d G0-f