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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-21

l THE ABBEY HOTEL-The subscriber has
"A opened the spendid mansion known as The Ab5ey as
Boomingaale short distance above the SIX nile stoie
Those who have visited the spot have been deghe !. IN
airr romantic suaon-beins remarkably healthy y y truly
desirable 70, the citizens of New OK Gun me 'o
season BE- personal attention the proprietor WIZ elasaS q q
render full satisfaction those ho call upon nn
houe win be constantly supplied wirh such dsi'casie and
subs.an,ie the city
NIB few rooms unoccnriea Tor the acenmnoas
ton OF boarders, which can be taken " me a'
year. g. ,.;,h - -af,j and attentive div
ers start from the City Hall every houf Ia TIE gay s %
l., L. tcanrS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-21
REFINED SUGAR.

REFINED SUGAR.
y l.. e A. STUART offer for sale the various
qualities of their Refined Sugars, quantities Of Eve
packages and upwards, q! the following CASH PRICES
STANDARD Double Loaf sugar. i cents per pound
% Ground III
Extra Double Loaf Sugar, IL 9,
g Crushed &c II
z" Ground II
The aboyeae packed follows without charge package
Double Loaf Sugar, IN boxes about 800 pounds.
Crushed Sugar, in barrels 200 pounds.
Ground Sugar, in barrels $50 pounds.
Apply at the Refinery No 1856 Greenwich corner OF Cham
bereet Orders out of the city be accompanied bYs
remittance jel II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-21

MARTIN GAYLORD, Tailor and Draper, has
Ifl removed from No. g. John ST., No. 76 Nassau ST.
with K Goodman. where he receiving his Spring and
Summer goods which he will make order in iashionabr
reduced his he will be sqab. to sci! az reduced
prices aud he oicS the rayors of his friends and the public
to whom he feels grateful liberal he has here
toore received His good article, punctulit IN
filling orders low nrices. and cash delivery. a2i IT,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-21
RIA. WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE III. 1s4s


THE USE OF THE GLOBES and Elements of
Astronomy Taught aided By new and elegant instIn
ment, which viii facilitate the learning Apply TO Nj O.
Vale Nautical Academy 81 Roosevelt street, New York.
Ladies and others engaged in teaching, and amateurs N SCI
ence, invited TO examine the above establishment Wales
iaIi lrneCd<
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-21

GOODS WANTED--The' Society known as the
VI /" Social REFORM UNITY and located ia Pike Co
Pa DESTROYS obtaning goods ynros knls aud mo-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-21

r ME, LIME-Wantcd in exchange for LOCO
Lbarrels North River Lime and Cement Groceries Dry
the above articles exchange for property of any kind
real or PERSONAL will be made liberal Apply 10 j.
D. Hoyt corner OF Madison and James rl6 If
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-21
" Seize upon truth whore ere It's found.
Amongst your friends, amongst your foes,
Il. h.n- al

Neglect the prickie and assume the RISE.
The proprieto daily receiving from the medical profess
SION ministers of the Cosre officers of justice aud
private citizens ample and willing testimony, both written
and verbal the superior value and efficacy CT this pspaa-
ton To the poor il is furnished gratuitous!y sufficient
proof being given Of their wor,hiness.
Still further proof Of the value and efficiency OF
Saw I' SsrSa la
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-21

CORPORATION NOTlCE.-Public notice is
y hereby given to the owners occupant
pants OF all houses and lots improved unimproved lands
affected thereby that the following Assessment has been
pete By the Assessors, and lodged in the Street Com
msoners Office for examination by all persons interested
VIZ For paving lih between Avenue and Ayenus
embracing lots ith street between the LIST Avenue and
insfess Affected by the above named
mcn and who opposed the either Of them
requested present their objections writing the under
signed at the Street Commissioners Office within thirty days
from the date Of this notice
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-21


Prepared and sold by A. B. Sands Co.. Druggists and
Chemists Granite Buildings 273 Broadway, corner of Cham
New York and for sale BY Druggists throughout
the U. s. Price 81 per beule; six bottles for SIS,
The public respectfully requested remember that
Sands Sarsrparil that has and constantly achieving such
remarkable the difficult class diseases which
the human frame is subject, and ask for Sandss Sarsapaa
and rake no other. myl0 If
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-21

MRS. WILLIS, lady of information of future
Ifl and what has passed. learned in astroogy and
tronomy gives ladies' private lectures this science at her
rooms 5 Elizabeth 10 doors from Houston and Beecksr
and has constantly on hand corn and ve aud
for the and any of her medicines purchased
give, information gratis jel9 Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-21


This is TO certify that James Mcdonnell called and
exhibited his foot and leg and stated that by the Of eleven
bottles Of SANpss perfect had been el
fected With feelings OF the warmest gratitude TO Nlessrs
curing and restoring him health 10 give this
certificate. ROBERT JONES,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-21

TOUNTRY COLLECTIONS-J. Dickinson,
OAttorney at Law Wilkes Barre Pa. will attend with
pomptness ard fidelity, all bus mess entrusted to his care
in the County of Luzerne and in the adjoining Counties.
References the City Of New-York:
Messrs Wemore CO. corner of Vesey and Washington
Ebenezer Patt Cashier Of the Leather Manufacturers Bank
Coy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-21
and Chairman Of the Assessofs.
Street Commissioners Office June l2, 1913. jel3

Brown Soap (late Fedzs German soap,n) are fully
satisfied its entire superiority 10 any other and confidently
recommend ehoily preferable any thing Of Kind in
use.-New.York May, 1853.
JAMES STEWART, NJ D.
ImsodS Abingdon Sou,r.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-21

TO PHYSICIANS And FAMILIES.
JEFFERSON B. MONIES respectfully informs
his Medical friends and citizens generally that he has
moved No. % Beeckes (near the Bowery) where he
will b. happy TO attend any calls day night to apply
LEECHES AND CUPS, upon the most reasonable terms
[.eaches never used the second time my25 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-21

400 do Of Bnenos Avrean, Of washed and unwsshsd
10 do Of Nlestzo do OF fine quality
100000 lbs Of Buenos rein sorted Wool Of all oualitias
white and black. > -
O0c0 do of extra fine quality sapled Wool
Also American fleece and pulled Wool
S?tinet Warps Stocking Yarn Wooden Shirts and Drawer
Peits, sc. !, i,..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-21

NIVIICT-I2-AI PVItsDII'5 no Ft't''@
~ neglected to obtain their Tavern and Excise Licenses
Notice person yc%dng dealing al IN S
All persons who shall sell deal Strong Sprtuous
importers or dsters selling any LlSH0ts
without having first obtained License lo such purpose
from the Mayor and the respective Aldermen and Assistants
Of the Wards in which they scveraly reside are subject by
law for each offence the penalty Of s2 and in of Re
taes the additional punishment tby Of fine
be issued :. Mayors Office City Hall between the hours
of o'clock the days prescribed follows, for each
Yard
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-08

4 correspondent in Caroline writes
When thc doctrine Of Notification was most
rife, and when every patriot in the land shuddcr.
ed in anticipation OF civil war, Gcn' Jackson
"dcclarcd in the Presidents House, in the pre-.
" scncc of three gentlemen Whose names can be
L" given, if called for), 'Byhe cicrnd God, m
's,rcich John T.. CaIhoun's ncck rs iong ~ mn
"'0rm. -"
Our correspondent does not give his own name,
or the names Of the three gentlemen, who heard
the Old Hero and therefore, We do not vouch
for the accuracy Of the statement. But it is very
like the Old Chief, and is in strict Keeping with
the sentiments, which he entertained at that time
IN regard to Mr.. Calhoun. The Globe, which
daily pointed thc finger of scorn at the distinguish.
ed Southern Senator, as the CaiHpc--who was
summed by his brother Senators as the Catilinc Of
Cicero's day was 10y the Roman Senators and
upon whom that paper hcapcd every opprobious
epithet-only reflected the feelings Of Gcn' Jack
son. II any reliance may be- placed on the gene.
raj sentiment of those about Washington, at the
time, there was no object 50 dear to Gcn' Jack.
son as the hanging OF Calhoun, IIoync, Hamilton
and McDuliic. lie itchcd for prctcxi to stretch
their necks and be has never to this day forgiven
H'"Il Nl"y i"i WtcIP"'"B' "'" NI'''HB MS prey
from his clutches.
But we are told that old things arc done away,
and new ones arc the order Of the day. The bit.
ter strife, which 80 long ragged between this illus.
trous pair has ceased. They have never seen
or exchanged salutations with each other since
the "Pcggy Eaton Affair."" but they are fast friends
bound together by hooks OF steel. By common
consent the pail of Oblivion is thrown over the past.
Tho Catiiinarian practices Of Calhoun arc forgot
ten and forgiven; and the scading impwatons of
faschood, rogucry and royalty, so ayishly shower.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-08

SO Ear from casting away desiring conceal OF keep
OF view early speeches have long intended col
lcci and publish them. You promise publish freely
from them You do created favor, and hops
you will not halt I'LL you have Published ALL was
less neglect 20 copies OF speeches or other
publications prior my election Vice President. Since
then have been careful Your republication will
give copies much convenient form than that
manuscripts. aud much time and trouble in collect
ing and little expense for copying shall preserve
carefully the confined in the lntelgcncer BY
friend and shall take get such others you may
publish.
make complaint. SO far from feel rather Obliged
10 you than otherwise. BE your motives what they may
YOU have afforded opportunity OF giving eSpana
made necessary by the awkward manner IN which the
volume has been introduced the public and which
have been compelled much ought to have ap
pearcd in preface TO the volume.
With respect, am, &c.
J., c. CALHOUN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-08
PUBLIC SALE OF LAND.

VIE suDsCilDcr, intending To remove, the enSII-
n ing Fall or the Spring. Of Missouri oFrs
'f safe the Following valuable property Of Land on
Whleh ne now resides called Red HIM.
o'I acres situated ia the county the mai road
radHs from Richmond Lynchbug four miles aboy.
rowhauan Court House and thysN from Richmond
oh % faet there are about 200 growth
oesdea considerable portion Of pine medi
un quality but susceptible Of improvement by use OF
provemens OF the best kind all been built within the
last 10 or IL years, consisting Of story brick Dwelling
House covered with slate with also OF brick
together with all necessary houses barns stables
age mouse &c There also attached small GRIST
MILL, which adds considerably e. is value
ne subscriber has lately had the
on e dwelling house and an the improvements attached ia.
U" WI" 4uo acres Of land including 9J heavily tmbere
WOO" Hnd and the balance. which the situated contain
m 2"' acres with about 100 land which he will
separately OF together as purchasers may tile above
ANA not sold previously will De public auction ON m.
premises on the 9TH day NJ SEPTEMBER next upon credit III
one Two and Three being requircd and n mo, o
year " ''''''' '"'
he subscriber also Offers for privately his called
same county about miles above Powhaan Count Hons and
oTy miles above Richmond and on the head waters f
deep Creek branch OF the James River The ON
' arm are also of excellent character con.nR Of .,,c
frame dwelling house, with all out houses hams s,,e.
obieeo houses &c, and has
utst Oh plantations 10 The negbouThoo having a large por ~
creek AMI branch and and recent additions which have
pee" ni1c " have given ample supply wood Land The
en- Tor tins tact VIII also b" LIBERAL known bv oppir
Uh 10 the subferber residing Macon Office
au7-wi" J0llN W. NASH.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-08

Are the friends Of Mr.. Tyler deaf Is"lli Bedam let
loosen Can nothing open their eyes, Nothing overcome
this self delusonl Can nothing Mr. Tyler from the
modification TO which he il destined-and the discredit
which attend him 10 his retirement, If he INDUCES in
such fatal vsuni Can nothing the country from the
greedy list Of the oeeseekers from this abuse Of the Of
Rehabilitation this modiiaed prostitution Of public trusts
To Wild vain and insane ambitionlRehmond ENQUIRER
"The Enquirer Is great the catechsn" according to
the Charleston Mercury.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-08

J. The sasts, letters from absent invited guests &c.
at the dinner Mr.. lE Smith, Madison are published
IN the HarrsOnburg Register. We nothing Of parcu
lar interest them, excep, the limitations thrown out that
Mr. Smith is 10 succeed Mr.. Rives in the Senate. Two
toass TO this effect given; by gentleman I'M
known TO and the other by the famous COL Voolfolk
Of the State Senate. We ubjoin both:
by Marcus d. Blakey Hon. VIM Smith II would be
beautiful moral and Of high moral Justice for him TO
succeed the Hon. VIM c. Ryes with whom he has so Of
ten and so ably combaued."
"By John Voolfolk VIM Smith May he be the sue.
cessJr OF VIM. - Rves and the demonstrations in the last
Legislature give that he will be the Democratic can
didutc Tor the Senate OF the United States ia lsIi5
Tie demonstrations III the last Legislature gave earnest"
&c! Are you certain Of nr There will be good many
demonstrations before iuher Richic consents TO this mr.
rangement. Why, man. half Junio are OF grass now;
doing nothing iH the world but waiting patiently or irnpa
ueny tie country 10 call upon them help. To think
Of Ex Billy under these circumstance would be t,e less
than treason.
We liie s1rp.-ed tic toast Of our contemporary
Of the Petersburg Republican We thought Mr. Calhoun
intended introduce entirely new set about him when
he took the rcns, and repudate ell the acrod discarded
serving men Of Mr. Van Buren, Mr. Greeuhow writes:
The lest time saw Mr.. Smith IN public was In the
Hall 81 the House of Representatives. the last time saw
hun ~ ir social circle, u at table, company with
John C. Calhoun. Allow me, gentlemen, offer you the
following sentiment;
"WiIiam Smith, Of Cnipcper. The sound exponent
ana fearless advocate Of Democratic principles may he
soon resume his place IN the councils Of the naon and
when meet him again IN the social circle may be in the
Presidential mansion Washington, with John C.
Calhoun at the head Of the table"
Letters read from Messrs r. w Gilmer. r. Rit.
chic what conjuncronD r. VI. r. Hunter r. v Daniel,
II. s. G. Tucker, 5. F. Leakc, &c. &c.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-08

~ The Baltimore Patriot that the letter copied
by ne from Niles Register, Of 1889, forgery and was
pretty well osccrlinod 10 be the time. IL was written
by in1u named South rabid LocOoco-yyho start,
ed the Hard Cider and Log CABIN tale against Cen Iatr
SON There - comfort knowing that Wing perpetra
ted tic ba.cness.
II IL was forgery, have doubt Miles asceraincd
the fact, aud in subsequent No Of his paper nnde
the correction We have had time ~ make the eSarni
nation
The opinions imputed 10 Mr. jefferson in the letter re-.
specting the American system, those which he was
knowniO entertain, and which he did express several lot
tors and published during HE life. 10 one dated in
1917, he the rtto call the Tanf the "Amsriean Sys
feai"
But We did not n publishing that letter, do from any
particular credit which attach the opinions Of Nj.
JciersOn We copy his opinions, that we reverence
thcmbu 10 choke the Locoiocos with hom-as they ore
always bawlng about the "Fahor Of the Dcmocracyr-
We reared in the political JoHersonian filth, and
taught to admire Mr.. Jefferson above oil men living
But the publication Of his letters, &c. by his grandson
dispclcd the charm. We found that the idol, whom
bad erected, was not worthy Of adOroton-thst
ho false, hollow Deity. Although we should fe,
grateful 70 Mr. JeTerson Randolph for undeccvingus we
have been able tolerate him for Destroying onr
h 10 the man. whom had been scoOcd to regard with
reverence.
This misplaced confidence has taught us ono useful les
con; pin faith any man. and to swear by the
opinions Of without examination. The leading
principles Of Mr. Joiiersons political creed sound and
To them expect adhere; but the Dcmagogism
the hypocrisy and the Jacobinism with which they were
uncturod, utterly repujiate.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-08
CO-PAHTNERsuIP NOTIVI

VIE undersigned having purchased Mr. Aert C. Binfoi
ms interest IN the business NJ James BnoId Co formed
ON the let July last will continue the Wholesale Retail Dry Co
business at the old stand under style Binford A Nnno
JAS. J. BINFoRD,
&. NJ. NlMMO
BlNFORp NIMMO. Wholesale Retail Dealer. in Fo,.,,,
ana domestic Dry Goods. offer for general
n'ni OF Goods IN their hnewhch they sell at very reduced
prices PRIOR To tr reception their Fan stock now being
10y one of their Partners IA New York.
utNr,p,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-08
We had further news from the NOr,h Carolina Flee
tons, yesterday.

~ vessel sailed from Dock. Saturday, tor foreign
por-he Of the that has occurred aud
therefore wodhy Of eommemoraton.
Another is loadinx-afor n little while they will
sail from Lynehburg to Liverpool.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-08
NOTICE.

INHE subscribers having determined 10 close
their business, Hardware. Cutlery
and Guns At prime cost for cash, short credits for CITY
oeptances
We positively al persons that give
them advantages In the purchase Of stock Offered
10 them in this
Persons indebted 70 viii themselves calling
and paying their respective dues saH coud
place their bonds hands OF an Attorney FOR
collection BY suit SMITH HARDWOOD 4 CO
NH sawu Sign Of the broad Are
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-08
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. VIRGINIA..
Extract of letter rcceiced By a gcniic,nan of Bal


timorc from a friend, da,cd July 2jth.
There are now about two hundred visitors at
this attractive watering place. The numbers are
daily increasing. The accommodations are most
excellent and ample for several hundred more than
are at present at the Springs. Owing to the late
spring, the season has not been so early as usual
but by the first week in August we expect to be
favored with the usual complement. The other
watering places on the Virginia mountains have as
yet but small companies. There may be about 30
visitors at the Red Sulphur. and not so many at
the salt Sulphur and the Blue Sulphur So the
White still maintains its wcll.dcscrved asccndan.
cy. Very few OF Our citizens know that this de-
lightul watering place can be reached in four DAYS
from Baltimore over as good a road as there is in
the United States. We have it here, on the very
best authority, that President Tyler may be expect.
cd very shortly. The South has already but
part Of its contingent Of wealth and fashion, and
our own city is very fairly represented.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-08
PHILLIP VI. TABB.
SPRINGFIELD COAL PITS FOR LEASE.
TNilE subscribers having determined TO clio

II
Il their business present year. or sooner offer
for sale their lease which win expire list day OF January
1917 having at this time years uneIped The lease
good being the in this nerhbourhood
cent the five peck bushel
They ohvT sale their Engine other
IL Mules yoke Oxen Carts
TO carry on the operations Of Coal Pit To taking lease
the above articles will be soh low
They also offer for hire for the balance part
their present force consisting able bodied
boys or their whole force Ito purchasing the and
property consisting Of hands.
W Those persons indebted To requested 70 make
Immediately 70 r. w Gubbs in Richmond hos ..
NJ the Pits The properly Pits Burton
residing at the spot Any communication
sed to burton GDibb & Co. Richmond Va. Those persons
have been IN the habit OF getting their the
Pits or IN Richmond shall be pleased furnish until
the end Of the present unless make sooner anden
the purchaser will no doubt be glad TO do
BURTON GRUBBs 4 60
The Pits are located III miles from Richmond u
the H. T. p Rail road. and a branch road running
Ju 22-2awu H., G.. s. Co.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-08
NOTICE.

WAS committed TO the Jail of Essex county,
m the Ia day Of Juur. negro fellows William Han
ani Robert smith The hrsi " sas years
OF ace he feet or inches bright complexion and
when committed had ON blue roundabout with small eagle but
IONS whte cotton shirt and brown pauioous The
ed Robert Smith - % ~ year, Of inches
height DARK oompeUon-wlen committee had Kentucky jeans
iIok coat mixed pants and
slaves requested prove property pay
gcs otherwise they will be disposed Of stlie law directs
ia li-c6w TIiOs. :. MUSE Tailor.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-08
MARRIED..

On The inst at GIanway, the county Charles CITY by the
hev WIN Ihos Scavi JAMES W. wIIICON Esq to Miss NIR
GINA eldest daughter Of Robr w. Christian Esq
~ The u. :. Gazette will please copy
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-08

Agriculiwm SJrirfy n Harrard UpirersiiU.-VVe are
nappy 70 learn that "a meeting of a few students of the
University io toxic into consideration the cxpcd,ncy of
founding Society for the promotion OF scientific apricu
urc hus been held. Tho result we believe j. that those
lew viii commence the formation of Agricultural libra.
~, and will hold meetings from time 10 time We gladly
give them appreciation and il will afford me- pleasure To-
oid in the accomplishment Of their objects Should any
Of the alumni other persons have agricultural works
which % would be pleasant 20 themselves besow for the
increase OF this Library, presume the gift Of them will
be very gratifying 20 the Students who moving in this
matter.
The beginning BE- small aud modest II is Oh tina better
Tor bolg Tho little seed has been planted; IN time
tree may from th1i will add beauty and value 10 our
Alma Mator.--N T.. Fdraer
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-08

fsek HHDs. nndsols s. Groin Sugar
VIZ 20 sdes Sole Leather
600 Sacks bet Liverpool filed Salt
- whole and 20 bali bones Woo.ey's Loaf Sugar
. ibs crushed Sugar
l1J b-1es Candies. HuiIs A Woodruff brands
f3l bags Collie superior dJava Iaguayra
and - Domingo
20 Loves Soap-an brands
500 rooms Gag, Letter and Wrapping paper-Iandna from
srhrs Henry Brown and Gen Scott so
90 % punctIal customers WM. ANDERSON IT,
dDLOtGHS-i have manufactured io u poughs precisely
n similar 70 The used BY NJ taking the ESQ pre-
MUM NJ te pougng match Of The Agricultural Pair spring
iot sale. aus WIN. PALMER.
sSrEAu ENGINE Steam Engine, IS power, new
- am superior workfniuspfof IT
the original cost au DAVENPORT A. ALLEN.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-08

RICHMOND MARKETS, August :.
TODACCO.-Lugs So. To 2!al
Common 81 q.
Common to good 1! 81.
Good To fine 3! o.
Fine Manufactured 3 a I2i