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Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-12-27

Berkeley, 81.
October Court, 1911.
John Burns acting Ex'r. of William Burns,
Complainant,
against
lanes Timmonds, Defendant,
In CHANCEkY.
THE defendant, not having enScred his
appearance agreeable to al act of As
senbly aud inc rules Of this Court, and it
appearing TO the sltisiactlCn OF the Court,
that nc 10 not an InhaDItant OF this common
wealth, on motion of the complainant, by
his counsel, IL is ordered, that the said de-
fendant, DO appear here on the second Mon
day 10 January next, to answer the bill OF
the complainant, and that copy OF this or
der be forthwith inserted in the Martins
burgh Gazette for TWO months successfully,
and published at the door Of the Court. House
Of said County.
A Copy. Testc,
DAVID HUNTER, o.ss.
Oct. 25.
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Berkeley, SIS.
October Court, 1911.
Isaac and William Hawke, Complalnants,
against
Levi White, Defendant,
La CHANCERY.
THE defendant, not having entered his
i appearance agreeable to an act of As
sembly and the rules of this Court, and it
appearing to the Satisfaction OF the Court,
that he is not an iuhabitant of this common
wealth, On motion of the compliments, by
their counsel, Il is ordered, that the said
defendant, do appear here on the second
M onday In January next, to answer the
bill Of the compliments, and that a copy of
this order be forthwith inserted in the Mar
tinsburgh Gazette, for two months success.
sively, and published at the door of the
Court-House of said County.
A Copy. Tes,e,
DAVID HUNTER, ere.
Oct. IS.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-12-27
NEW GOODS.

THE subscribers have received and Just
finished opening, very large assortment OF
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-01-24
,.;;,ra whether it BE not voice OF "''

SNtQeoS "hSss
DOM. 20 be
nss.rG. has this assumed prrnripie ,o
ba,;s-,hat the three branches Of 'h's ''"
,ionl government, without recofrSace "
conventions oi the people, IN the states, %
~ the lse,s!aures-ef The states, are au'l'o +,
lied 10 admit new pa,lne's to snare %
the political power, in countries out OF ''s
original limits OF the United States. NOW
This assumed principle m"'nta'o to DC OIL
toee Their without any sanction in the consul,
ution. declare it to be manifest ana
a,rocious usurpa,ion of power OF nature
dissolving, according to urden'able Pr'nc'
plcs of moral law, the obligations OF our
national compact and leading to all the
awful consequences which Cow from suea
a state OF things. =.
Concerning this assumed principle, wink \ :,
is the basis of this bill, this is the general
position on which rest my argument
that if The authority now proposed to DC
exercised, be delegated to three branch. S
of the government, by virtue of the constl
tuition, il results either from lis general ma
turr, or from its particular provisions. l
shall consider distinctly both these Sources
in relation to this pretended power.
Touching the general nature OF the IN
strumcnt called the constitution OF the u
ni,ed States, there is no obscu:ity-it mas
no fabl-d descent, like the palladium OF
snci-n, Trey, from the heavens. It's orr
gin is no! confused by the mls;s ot ume'
or hidden by the darkness Of past, unrx'
plored ages it is the fabric CT our day
Some now living, had a share in its con.
srruction--al! Of US stood by, and saw the
rising of the ediGce. lhere can be no
doub, about its nature. It is political
! compact. By whom ? And about what!
The preamble 70 the instrument will answer
these questions.
We, the people Of the United States,
in order to form more perfect union, es-
tablish Justice, insure domestic tranquility,
provide FIR the common defence, promote
the general welfare and secure the blessings
of liberty 10 ourselves ard our posteriiy, do
ordain and establish this constitution, lor
the United Stats Of America"
(Io be- continued
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-01-24
From tile Connecticut Miryoy.

Our foreign re,a'isas.-Since the publ
cation of the remarks under this head in
our las, paper, We havs received through
the National Inte'liaencer, the very extra
ordinary documents contained in the pre-
sen, number of the Mirror. This CORES.
pondsnce with the French minister, was
sent 70 Congress BY the President, in spe-
cial message, on the cath of December.
Notwithstanding the very unfavorable
light in which we viewed he subject euder
consideration, bsfore we had opportunity
10 see these documents, as little confidence
as we frankly confess we place in the un-
Outstanding or patriotism OF our admins
,ration, the facts here disclosed present US
with new view of the subject, much more
humilating and dehasi9g to our national
character, and much more prcjudicial to
our interests, than we had even imagined.
Ga the Cd Of Nov the President issued
his proclamation, declaring, 1" that the e.
diets Of France violating the neutral COM
naerce ofthe United States. had been so re-
v0ked as to cease TO haze effect on the first
day of that moa.h we have attempted
to shrw, that this measure was entered in
to IL pursuance Of concert between our
government and Bonaparte, for the purpose
efbrinsing ihis country and Great Britain
70 rupture--and that so great was the
Presidents anxiety to plunge US into this
situation, tina, he declared that to be done
by France, which he had no evidence had
tcen done--aud tina. he issued his procla-
nation contrary to his own express decla-
rations, officially made to Mr.. Armstrong,
to be by him communicated to the French
cabinet. Ga the 9Th of November this
correspondence between secretary Smith
and Mons. Turresu commenced; and it
would sem, that our administration might
a. well have made the enquiries contained
in Mr.. Smiths letter of the a8sh, mor:h
earlier, as they have pretty direct bear
ing on the subject of the proclama,iou.-
However it is probable the President chose
to take all for granted here, as well as be-
fore, and not to bring his knowledge to alb.
solute precision. And he will, it is not
improbable, justify himself by saying, that
the French court are SO remarkable for a
frank, open, manly policy, SO entirely free
from TRICK, cunning and fraud, that it was
90. to be supposed they had kept back any
thing important in this transaction. Sus-
tic;ons are only to be INDUCED towards The
Cabinet of Great. Britain. Mons. Turreau
takes good: care not to reply to Mr.. Smith
uati! the 18th Of December, giving the
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- A CARD.

MIR, GENERES respectfully informs
,he ladies' and gee,i~men of Alexandra that
b;s next assembly will take place on thurs
Asx The oath instant. Several new ceti''
lions will be introduced.
As a particular favor Mr.: Generes re-
eurs,. the gentleman to appear in dress
suitable TO the etiquette OF an ass, mbiy
room. as it will not only give more brill'an-
~ to his balls, but likewis= show that re-
sp-c, 70 tie ladies which cannot ta1ef beng
pleasing to thea.
Ian. % ot
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NOT ICE,

1ha, the fifth payment of Ten Dol
lars ON each share subscribed to the
Farmers Bank of hlexand.ia, will be
received at the said Bank on Thurs.
day the a4,h Of the present month.
BY order Of the Board,
John Hooff, Cashier.
anuary Is
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Extract oras Aci Of tie Corporation o.
alexandria, ia, lie e.tinsH'shnent Of

Extract oraa Aci Of tie Corporation o.
alexandria, .ts' Tie s*t'asE'sanlem 9f
FIRE.
SECTION ?. If any p~rson who shall bs
present at an, 6.e shah n-SleCt or refuse to
obey the order or dir ,ctGon Of any officer
who sh.N NJ appoint: d by any Fire Con-
psay now established, nr which may be
hereafter established, knowing him TO be an
officer, such person shall! f"ieit and paw the
su:s Of Ave dollars Provided the name OF
sncA eff err Shall have been first published
in oa= Of the public papers.
/. Al a meeting of the Friendship Fire Com
pany, h-ll at MIR. Jnhn Hodgkin's Ia
VEIN, J.,nuarv 14'ti. ial1. the following
Officers were duly elected for the p.sssns
year, viz.
Tames NI'Cuire. 1st
Charles W'Kaigtt, Cd Commanders
7anes Ca-son, Sd
; ys";. xs5;sy.n. s n'..s!,
Cherries Pasc9e, } e
x; s''.s d g, a*gs,..or,.
Sg&ebh Thsrnt9a,
fohn Cahaern. )
Scha Lonsdtn,l
Jehn Hsrsrr, Trustees
Aeron Ersves, J
;Exuact {. ON the Minutes.
Irs;.
MATTHEW ROBINSON, Sscy.
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g. Notice.

The Subscribers to VIM. Durells
edition of the British Classics, are ia
formed that vols. FL to rs Inclusive,
are received and ready for delivery by
James Kennedy. sen.
Bookseller King freet.
Jan. %. A.
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SLAVES WANTED.

For eight or ten Virginia Slaves,
BOYS, women, and men, OF good cha
rac,er, will give liberal price in
cash. FRANCIS L. LEE.
Ian. 22. OF
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Lottery 7icks:.s Drau9ng.

On Thursday the 24th instant tickets in
tire Baltimore Hospital Lottery will advance
TO % dollars and on Thursday the sist inst.
90 % dollars. Only 5000 tickets to be drawn.
The wheel hes gained S 1870 and all the
high prizes in Inc wheel. Tickets . shares
for sale by X. 'Nai'
Ian %
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Lot or Mastasd,

Two shares in the Bank of Potomac
Nos. ,a42 and i243, issued to Henry
S. Earl the 10th day Of Dec. 1904.
January 2S SO
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Jan. 23.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-04-09
March 2, 1911.

AND FOX 5ALE.-Will be sold 10 the
- highest bidder on the premises, on the Lot
day OF September 1Si1.-That well known ,roe,
OF Land called Smithfeid containing bv es,;ma-
ton FIVE hundred and fifty acres, living on the
Rappshannock in avery healthy situation abo,,t
four miles below Fredericksburg On this tract
there 's two hundred and fifty acres of Wood
land, and the open Irnd for fertility of soil and
the many natural advantages is non surpassed bv
any tract OF Tie size in the state There are 81
yeral Q,isrries OF valuable FreestoDe upon il,e.
margin OF the River. The land is well wstered
with never failing springs. There is a natural
Wb"rf where vessels drawing ten feet WAFER
may take Oft grain.--There is small meadow
of about twenty acres on the River and about
MY acres OF improved Land which is supposed
~ Judges to be Superior to the otber.---
The above Property will be sols for the dis
charge ct two deeds of trust to Robert PAT
ION OF fredericksburg. The terms Of The
sale will be one fourth of the Purchase money
to be pad down on tie day Of Sale and the m.
lance by three annual payments, taking Bonds
with approved security and a deed Of trust uu-
on the land bearing interest from the date.
The TRUSTEES.
SeDsV"E &C. WITS.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-04-09

about two miles Of where we lay On the
opposite side of the liver. when. as we, were
informed, they came to aresolu,ion tn march
number of warriors, "a burn Cclbert's
buildings. and to kill both nim aud Nicely.
Neely's situation. in my opinion, is very
dangerous one, tor both the Indians aud
whites are hisimplacabie enemies. Al the
mouth OF Elk. we lay several days in COM
pany with number of boats Of moving ia.
miles,, we frequetiy heard the whitemen
yowing instsnt death 10 both Colbert ard
Nicely. if they ever came in reach of
them.
(" The orders, for removing the whites
from the Indian lands have been executed
we saw the conRaYfation of some of the cab
bins. and among others that ofStephen Dun
can"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-04-09

Chloe STORE, WHOLESALE IND PEa
CT1fL.-Hawkins and Alden (second door
above the buildings lately executed by Mr.. Cope
iand) have received an Invoice of Silk, Kid and
other shoes, which together with their former
suPPlies-render their assortment nearly com
plete-Likewise hats of various kinds, bonnets.
writing and wrapping paper. &c. &c.Gcountry
ter ourselves they may be supplied on lower.
terms than at any other store in the city.
Now on hand, between 2 s. 3OOOs pair of ser.
wants coarse and fine shoes--which will be sold
very cheap by the barrel or dozen.
Richmond, March 10 st
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-04-09
TO LAND PURCHASE .S--Drec,ior,

ITO LIND PURCHASE S.--Directio
Il having been peremptorily given by Briga-
der General John S. Farley and Mrs. Elizabeth
Morson. to sell all their lands in North.
well known as part Of the SAURA TOWN es-
tate-those disposed to purchase are informed,
that full authority has been given by US to Mr..
William Edward Broadnax Of Brunsw wick. to
receive proposals, and sell the whole OF any part
ttereof-He will be ready to treat with those in
clned to buy, at his own house, in Bruins wicle
county, on any day between this time aad Nom
day the 9th OF May-On which, and the three
succeeding days, he will attend on the premises.
have been disposed Of Terms will be made
known on application to him, and letters to him
tpost paid) directed to Percioaf's will be duly
answered.
G. K. TAYLOR,
JOHN DUNLOP
n attorneys for Johs S. F ayley al
=. Mrs. Eiisabeth Moyson.
Marcn ~ t6M
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-04-09
(BY AUTHORITY)
LAW OF THE UNITED STATES
AN ACT

AN ACT
10 extend fhe time for completing the third eer
sEs' or enumeration Of she inhabitants of The
u S. ''''
II E it enacted BY the Senate and Hou,e of Pm.
~ PresenfHtiees Of the United States of liner
ga m e0"S'e's assem6fed That the assistants
IN the several states and territories. G,
winch returns have not been CONNECTED
hsve,u the first Monday of June next To- make
their returns 10 the marshaIs and sacreta, es
ana a.. tlat the marsbas and secretaries have, un-
tn the first Monday of July next, to make and
lille their returns III the office OF the secretary ~
state, any law to the contrary notwithstand;np
j. b. VARNUM,
SpeaAer Of the House Of Repre.enta,ises.
JOHN POPE,
President of the Senate PRO temeOre.
APPROVED,
March 2, 1911
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-04-09

VIRGINIA AT Superior Court of Chan
" Gerry. holden az the Capitol, in tine City of
Richmond, the 1st day of Feb. 1911.
John T Hawkins, and Anne Burnley, widow
and devlSee OF James Burnley decd PIT
Againtt
George Bruce, Deft
The defendant not having entered his appear
ance and given security according TO the act of
assembly and the rules of this court, and il an
Pearing to the satisfaction of the court, that he
IS not an inhabitant of this country on motion
of the plaintiffs by their counsel, II is ordered
That the defendant do appear here on the first
day of the next term and answer the bill of the
plaintiffs; and that copy of this order be forth
with Inserted in soIhe newspaper published in
the City of Richmond, for two months success
slveiy and posted at the front door of the Capitol
in the said City.
Copy Test,
WIN. w. HENNINC, C. c.
March 20. w8wT
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-04-09
SPRING-HILL ACADEMY.

ii hVlNG resigned my professorship in the
- Il Staunton Academy, the public are hereby
informed thst have opened school at nv mouse.
TT the lower end OF Albemarre COUNTY.
TITS my intention to instruct none hut those
VINO board with me, excepting such as can con.
veniently come from home.
In this Academy will be taught reading an,l
writing, the Greek & Latin languages, Ceorra-
Pnny, English grammar. composition, and crit
cism.
The price of board, tuition, Washing and men
ding, scholars finding their own bedding and
cahdies. Will be Is 125 per annurn, exclusive of
vacations, payable half yearly in advance. TUT
tion alone will be IS S, payable as above
Inc long practice which have had IN the line.
OF my profession, together with tic subioined
certificate, will, it is hoped, induce nsren,s ~
place their children under nv care No mani,
will be admitted, for shorter period thsp =
year.
April 9. -
We the subscribers, Trustees of the Stauotou
Academy, do hereby certify, that Mr.. lanes G.
Waddel has acted as principal Tutor in said A.
cademy, tor the last two years, during which
time his department in the line of his profession
and as member OF society, has met our entire
appreciation. Given under our hands this 9Th
day Of January 1911
ALEXANDER ST. CLAIR.
ARCHIBALD STUART,
JOHN COALTPR,
JOHN 11cDOWELL,
CHESLEf" KINNEY.
SAMUEL CLARKE,
JOHN HOTT
April 9. A.
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PROM MonrcoMERy's WEST INDIES


THE LOVE OF COUNTRY AND or HOME.
There is land, of ev'ry land the pride,
BELOVED by heaven Ger all the world beside
Where brighter suns dispense serener light,
And miider moons emparadise the night;
A land ofbeauty, virtue, valor, truth,
Time tutor'd age, and love-exaltsd youth
The wandering mariner, whose eye explores
The wealthiest isles, the most enchanting
: shores,
Views not a realm SO beautiful and fair,
Nor beathes the spirit ola purcr air,
In every cline the magnet ofhis soul,
TOUCHED by remembrance, trembles to that
pole:
For in this land of Heavens peculiar grace,
The heritage Of natures noblest race,
There is spot OF earth supremely blest,
A dearer, sweeter spot than all the rest,
Where man, creations tyrant, casts aside
His sword and scep,re; pageantry and pride,
while in his soften'd looks benigniy blend
The sire, the sou, the husband; father, friend !:
Here woman regns; the mother, daughter,
wife, rstre
Strews with fresh flowers the narrow wsy of
life E. {
In the clear heaven of her delightful eye,
An angel-guard of loves and graces lie
Around her knees domestic duties meet.
And FIRE side pleasures gambol at her feet.
Where shall that land, that spet Of earth be
found y
Art thou man ga patriot look a.
round
o thou.shalt find, how'er thy footsteps roam,
That land thy country, and that spot thy
home
On Greenland's rocks, DER grim Kamschat
k;'s plains,
In pale iberia's desolate domains;
When the wild hunter takes his lonely way,
tracks through temPastuous SHOWS his saw
age prey,
The reiDdeer's spoil, the ermine's treasure
shares,
And feasts his famine on the fat of bears
Or, wrestling with the might of raging seas,
Where round the pole tn eternal pillows
Plucks from their jaws the stricken whale. in
vain
Piunging down headlong through the whriI-
ing maini
His wastes Office are lovelier in his eye
Than all the fowery wales beneath the sky,
And dearer far than CEsar's palace dome,
His cavsrn.shelter, and his cottage-home.
Ger Ch'na's garden-6elds, and peopled
In CALIFORNIA; patbless world of woods
Round Andes heights, where Winter from his
throne
looks down IN scorn upon the summer zone ::
BY the gay borders of Bermuda's isles,
Where spring with everlasting verdure
smiles
onpure Madeira's vine rob'd hills of health +:
In lava's swamps OF pestilence and wealth
Where Babel stood, where wolves and jack
alls drink,
Midst weeping willows, on Euphrates' brink /;
On Carme's crest by Jordan's reverend
stream,
Where Canaan's glories VANISHED like a
dream
Where Greece, sceptre, haunts her heroes
graves,
And kome's vast ruins darken Theirs waves I;
Where brokea-hearted Switzerland be walls
Her subject mountains and dishonor'd wales -:
Where Aibon's rocks exult amidst the sea
Around the bounteous Isle CT Liberty
MAN, through all ages Of revolving time,
Unchsnging man, in every varying cline.
Deems bis own land of ev'ry land the pride.
Belov'd by heay'n DER all the world beside ::
HIS home spot of earth supremely blest,
A dearer, sweeter spot than all the rest.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-04-09

IRGINlA AT Superior Court OF Chan
Gerry, holden at the Capitol, in the city of
Richmond, the LIST day of Feb. 1911.
John Emmerson, Pr.
AgainSf
Maria Beckley and Elizabeth Prince execu.
trixes Of John Bsckley decd and an infant
son of the said John Beckley deed, William
Chamberlsyne, William Aylett, and Martha bis
wife, late Martha Posey. Dc}fs.
And Isaac Stone, Pr
against
The same, Detf's
The defendants Maria Beckley, Elizabeth
Prince, Beckley and VIM Ayled and
Martha his wife, not having entered their ap.
pearance 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 country on mo.
ton Of the plaintiff by his council, II is ordered
That the said defendant do appear here on the
first day of the next term and answer the bill of
the plaintiff; and that a copy of this order be
forth with inserted in some ne wspsper published
IN the city of Richmond, for two months success
svely and posted at the front door Of the Capitol
in the said city.
A copys-Test,
WIN. w. HENNING, c. C.
March &C. . wSw
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-04-09

DOR cASH.-Ten likely young NEGROES
I also lot in the City of Richmond, No.
so, Immediately below the basin of the canal.
which is said by competent judges to be more
susceptible of valuable improvement, than any
all the advantages derivable from situation. 3,
connection with the use of water-Apply to the
subscriber.
COLIN MAcRAE.
Manchester, March $. ~
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-04-09
March 10.
LARoLLNE locke Y-cLUs R1cgr

M/ I'LL commence at the Union Tavern, on
w the 18th Of April, free for any horse, mare
o. geidmg, agreeable to the Rappahsnnock
ist' day, A sweepstake for three years old
Colts and Filles, fifty dollars entrance. Twelve
entered and closed; one mile heats
2nd. day, The Jockey Club purse, about three.
hundred and fifty dollars. three mile heats.
3rd day, The proprietors purse of thirty dol
.srs' win the toll OF the three days, and an en-.
.PHILLP SAMUEL, Secretary.
NAar1h ~. ep4w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-04-09

GALE OF NEGROES On the 18th day of
- May next, at the town of Fredericksburg,
Will be offered for ssie, for cash, one hundred
Virginia Slaves, in fsmilies.--One or two vslua-
bic Trsdesmen win be of the number
ID. M. CARTER.
Fsuguier County, March 9. I'll,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-04-09

TAEE N0rIcE.-hn persons WHO havc'e.
4 ny claims or demands against the estate,
of Joseph Newly, dsc'd. of Chesterfield corn,y,
are herebyrequested to make them known to Tie
subscribers on or before the Oath day Of Auguss
next, as on that day distribution will take
place between the, Legatees this notice will
be plead In bar against all those who fail to n
vail thenselccs af.A:s notice those So are
indebted to this estate, will please to make inn
mediate payment; no further indulgence
will be given. 25,
THOS. NEWBY,l
LEVI NEWLY. o's-
Chesterfield, March &C. - w3wN
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-04-09

pORT WINE. The subscribers have fo,,
sale, few cases of superior quality Ponr
WINE. TOMPKINS e MURRAY:
December 81 az
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-04-09

- OBERT GREENHOW, Merchant. at the.
~ sign of the Golden Paddock, has lust re-
ceiyed consignment of Virginia MannIactrreF
WRITING PA PER,in all its varieties, from the
Battersea Mills when the quality is found
to be good, and the price low as it can be
procured at, in any part Of the contnent--the
subscriber hopes, that encouragement will be
given to the infant Establishments by appl,ca-
ton for the article, either by the ream, or lar.
ger quantity. To those who buy to sell again,
a liberal discount will be made.
March 8. ON