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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-08
Latest ron, Engiaad and France.

By thearri,al at New York o. The packet
ship John jay, from Liverpool, whence she
sailed on the 9Th December; and Of the Queen
Nab from Harye Of the ID papers and lette RS
have been received to the 9th December. We
make the following extracts as furnished by
the Journal of Commerce and New YORK Anne
rican
Intelligence from Conslantinople had been
received IN London, VIA Paris, to the 9 n Nov,
at whlch date the Refs EffeHci IS stated to have
made known TO the Dragaman, Of England,
Frsuce, and Russia, that all intercourse with
th"i- respective courts was suspended until
they should deslst from interior, nee In the af>
fairs Of Greece, AID until decentralization
should hs given Cor the loss Of tie feet at Nav
arrno, and satisfaction of red for the affront
10 the Ottoman Gag On the 18th the final
decision Of the Porte was expected to be an
rounc,d. RumUrs, 10 whoa np degree OF ere.
dsncC was attached, we've circulated in London
on the evening of the 9th, that passports for
Conrier> had been refused 10 the Allied AM
has>adors, and that thy would leave Constan
tnople Immediately. 1t was confidently s,a-
ted that wArike operations were afoot on a
mos, extensive scale; that The fortress OIL the
Danube had h en- strengthened; and tina, the
Sultan was ahou, to repsirto Adrianople.
La France the elections had been nearly
brought 10 close; and the defta, Of the minis
try placed beyond all doubt. NJ. Peyronnet,
tae Keeper ofihe Seals; VI de Cha5ra, Min
istcrr OF Marine, NJ Frayssinous, Minister for
Ecciesiasucal ARligs, are stated 10 have sent
N their resignatipns
The Pacific sailed in company with the John
Jaw, ard brings he unfortunate Snelson, who,
vii he remembered some time since Gefraud-
ca the Bank al Petersburg, and fed to Ena>
land. Nearly the whole of the money is re.
ported 10 have been found upon him.
PARIS, DEC. "A courier, who arrived YES,
;ertay from Vienna has brought the following
Intelligence:
On the 10th OF this month, grand Divan
vas ncsa al Cansiantinopie, and the answer 10
@e ambassadors Of the ,hre. Powers was then
decided on.
=, ISL Before any negotiation, and as pre-
urinary condition, the three powers shall re-
ounce all intervention, direct or indirect, in
mt AFFAIRS OF Turkey and Greece.
= LIE three Powers shall make public and
.'smh reparation 10 the Ottoman Porte, ioi
We insult offered to its Gag al Navarin.
81, The three Powers shall engage wholly
~ihdemnify the Sublime Porte for all the loss
resuihngfrom this insult.
= on The receipt OF this answer, Mr. Stra,fort
Es0n'ns demanded 6rman, in order TO for
T TaFu !: TO his government, and take its orders
= ne nrman was refused. The French ant
Nu''ian Ambassadors did no, think fl TO ex'
possthemselves 10 similar refusal
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-08
From the National Intellieencer
TWENTIETH CONGRESS,i sT SESSION
Wednesday, february 6, 1923.
in SENATE

in SENATE.
The Vice President communicated letter
from the Governor of Geor ia, enclosing a re-
nor, Of committee, adop ed by The legislature
ne ,ba, Stale, in relation to The power of the
General Government, for the purposes OF en-
couray. ment Of domestic manufactures and
internal impruyemtn,; the distinct portions "f
which. ON motion Of Mr.. Cobb, were referred TO
the Committee on Manufactures and Roads &
Canals.
On motion Of Mr.. Smith Of Md the bill to
nro,ide for the payment If the Revolutionary
and other ne nsionrrs was taken up, and an a.
mehdment offe red on former day by MIR. Smith
to make the appropriation 900, instead
of Ss64,oOo. in addition 10 the unexPended ba-
lance-was adopted, and the bill was o.Geied
TO third reading
The bill for the relief Of the Columbia Col
lepe in the Dls,ric, Of Columbia, being next on
the list of special order was taken up.
After some considerable discussion, Mr.
White moved tina, The bill be recommitted,
with instruc iiona that the committee ascertain
& re port the amount Of the debts due by The
College, to whom they are payable, for what
they were contracted, s. when they arc payaol' (;
And, also, that the committee ascertain aid e.
por, the whole funds owned by said college, &
! in what they consist; and, whether there is any
arrangement by which the United States are 10
be restored 10 their former situation, should
the present debtors be released.
This motion was adopted and the Senate ad'
journed.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
! The Speaker laid before the House the re.
port of the Commissioners Of The Sinking
Fund.
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1
lone dispatched courier to Vienna. This
courier was charged with despatche. by the
three Ambassadors, and it was from Vienna
That those arrived yesterday, which are destin-
ed for the Governmen; Of France and England.
The Imperial Palace al Adrianople was pre-
| pairing TO receive the Sultan, who will so there
when he puts himself at the head OF the army.
| Troops and ammunition have been sent o
| Siliistria to put the foruressrs on the Danube
in stale Of defence The priucipalities are
| given up as no, capable Of being defended.
| LONDON, Dec. s-A very material improve
ment took place in :he Funds soon after the
commencement of business. Consols were
done at one time at SO So, buyers; but they did
not long remain a, that quotation
A report go, into circulation Of the arrival OF
messenger with dispatches OF a very unia-
vorable nature. The price has been since s3 8,
which may he considered their nearest price
al present. Exchrqer Bills are 40 10 A.
The foreign market remains nearly in the
same state as Yesterday Russian Bonds 81 l>2;
M,xicAn AZ I3 IA, Columbian 81 TO %; Peru
Wan 26 to 81; Brazil 50 to 60; Buenos Ayres
46 to 4s; Portuguese II l-2 10 u I-2;
LIVERPOOL, Dec. o.-"There is nothing ne w
in the politica al world, since our last. The Cot
ton Market did not improve any during The
pas, week, so that the decline Of l8 a lad
from former quotations still continues. The
sales during the past week, which were Lam
guild throughout, fell short Of $4,000 hags-the
prices ran, Cd from sd 3-4i a I'd. There
has been little doing in other articles of Amer
lean produce, and although Ashes appear to
b. much enquired after, we hear OF no sales
Of consequence Tar AID Turpeutine plenty,
sales have been made of abou, $50 bis. Tar at
las to las 6d-55o bis TurpenIine at los to
los cd and a few tons Carolina Rice at 2Ss.
Toa commercial friend however we are in
drbted for the. following highly important ritter
of the 4th December, from Paris, Qater than
any other int lligence from! thrre,) written by
an intelligent man, aud entitled therefore TO
the creates, consideration.
PANS, 4th Dec. 1921 wrote you by the
Queen Nab, which sailed Yesterday. take
The chance Of this reaching Liverpool in time
for the packet TO communicate to you the i'm
por' ant news which has since been recei, ed
here. The Grand Sultan has absolutely
refused aNterms proposed By het at
lied po,oers, and even gone Sojar as TO maize
The most erfrarag0nt demands Of them.
The consequence is like to be an immediate rar.
The bombardment of Constan,inopIe by the
combined fleets Of the 'hree power, nd the
passing Of the Prulh by The. Russian army may
soon be expected.
p. S There is ev,rv appearance day, that
change will take place in the Ministry, here
and hat even M. de Villlt will be obliged TO
leave it.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-08
District Of Columbia-To wit
The United States Of Observation-Disclosures

The United States of America--L ibsllant,
AGAINST
One set Of Tea China and sunaFy Respondents.
DE II remembered, that Thomas Swain, Esq. AT.
Id torney for the United States for the District OF
Columbia, hath exhibited libel in the district Court
of said District, alleging that on the day OF
in the wear 1897 cne set Of Tea China and part of
dining set Of Liverpool Ware, have been imported in
to the United states-to witt at the Fort OF hlesan'
dria in certain brig called "The Cumberland" to
whereof one Thomas Patterson was master; that the
said China and Liverpool Ware, were not included in
the report manifest and entry made with the Coee'
to, of said port-By which means the same became
forfeited to the United States and seed by the Col
lector aforesaid All persons having right, title or IN
tere. in or 10 the said China and liverpool Ware, are
and admonished to appear at the Court House IN
AIexandris on the first Monday in March next to hear
aud abide by and perform all such 3sdicai acts IS are
by law required to be done in the premises.
Tes,e EDM. 1. LEE, C. C.
feb
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Walker 4 Edison

walker u Edison
- Have received by the last ARR
walls from the North Ladies and A
-Gentemens Boots and Shoes, of 49, =
.every description from the most eele-
hrased MANUFACTURES. Which they offer for sale stthe
lowest prices.
On consignment, from the Manufactures Straw Bon.
nets oy the cases Braid Shell, Chain, Cord, Needle,
Trimming, &c. &c. at the lowest prices for cash.
feb 8-eo3t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-08
AUCTIONS.
Ny George johnson.

ON SATURDAY NIGHT, 9th inst, at past 6 o'rk.
A 7 the Au ction Store, oppos t. the Mechanic X
"A 20 ieces cassinets, assert. qualities and CO
do fancy prints, excellent quality
do coorel csmbrcs
do book muslin
Rose and point blankets
Wool hats, several dozen
Hens and w6men's shoes, ladies' stockings
Mems psntsloons, croekery ware, vaiet, of broad
cloths, in small pieces, and many other artclessnd
ftime p rmit, variety of books.
The public are assured. that article offered vii!
be withdrawn ifbid for at all.
Parents and Guardians, earnestly solicited 10
caution boys against occupying places TO the eAcu-
SION Of bid ers-and Of being troublesome and noisy.
for not thus assisted, by those uho have it in their
power, the next step will be 10 exclude them from the
Room, the annr yance heretofore has been great.
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N1E,''sH,S. y .Sf.D,&!sAs
,,nRSINC, FEBRUARY 8, 1873

- - The late teller of the Petersburg
-. REEL arrested a, Liverpool. When
pun '.sa he gave up $4,000 in notes & bills
' he whole Of the stolen property which
"n? ;o.8 aud expressed his Willingness to re-
America with the gen,irmen who had
,n,wea him to England,
-, -o,o,u,ions concerning "Re'renchment"
40 4, length passed the House, aud we con-
s.,,,,s opr readers on the termination OF the
s....,ior which has so long continued, to the
..,,;on Of really important subjects. The
-. which occurred on Wednesday evening
:. ,,e House,was disgraceful. The Jackson
.,,,ber, indulged in ,hemost suwarran'aoie &
,,.oOaI language, Mr.. Smy h in particular
i.,iDrui,hel himself, for his polite and gentle
.,,h remarks. The intelligence says, that
.,,Ssb,,r became tumuifuOus and Gtsordeiy! and
,...,cS = scene was seldom exhibited in the
p,.r.ssn a,i,cs' Hall, and it is hoped viii Sci
,on be repeated. These are some Of :he first
h.;,s Of Jscksonism. The digaily OF the Sc :,
-. vas frs dcstroyed under Mr.. Calhoun,
,dNr. Speak, Stevenson follows hard in the
,,o,.,eps of the Vice President, by "rot enforce
mp order, by ,olerating perionali'ics, and by
.rrni,Iing ,he speakers in the debate upon "rS-
,r,rcbmenl" 10 wander from the subject, and
% introduce newspaper and other publications,
ublcb had no possible conncxion with the
ou,s;on, he has succeeded in making the Re-
n,e,sn,a,iYe Hall an stectionsellng fsid in which
The mos, virulsnt ceilings are INDUCED, to the
disgrace uf the nation"
The state Of parties in The Legislature OF o.
hin. is as rallows:-ln the Senate, for the Ad-
minis ration, %; for Jackson, 10. In the
House of Representatives, for the Adminis'ra>
ton, "a; for Jackson 2s--leasing majority OF
ss f,r the Administration, on joint ballot OF
both Houses, This statemer, is given III the
Ohio State Journal, on the authority OF 4 mem
h.roT The Leeislature-And yet, in the face OF
hi, fact, the Jacksouians pretend to s1plt al
III, lection of Gen. McLene, a Jackson man,
"a Ne Office OF Secretary Of State, and 10 re-
,,ra !, as an evidence Of their own strength.
H., truth is, tina, General NJ Lene has been
Secretary Of the State Of Ohio ever since the
existence Of he State, and, as is justly remark
cd By the lnteligenI er. owes his reelection 10
The furbearanCe OF the friends Of the Admins
,rariou, who in no instance have indulSed In
the proscrip,ivs principle, as we have seen the
Opposition parry do, ess"cialiy IN the case Of
Mr.. Clarke, the prosecuted ex>freasurer OF
The State Of Pennsylvania.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-08
BY George yONns0n.

~ Wednesday the 18Th inst af12 o'clock on the pre-
" misses, the Lot known Doct. Nowell's-being
One SQUARE OF GROUND. southwest
OF the Town, bounded north by Jeherson-stre.t ex-
tended, east BY Patrick, south by Green and West by
Henrystreet. This property is enclosed has on it
- Small Frame House which rented last year for
-. $50 Another small part OF it is ground ned
1T Sl2 per annum, and the balance under lease for
years, part uuexprcd, at 81 per The title
unqusstiorable ard me proI er, will be sold With
out reserve fer approved paper at and II months.
feb5
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-08

Lottery Office, .4lexandra, ID. c.
Where al orders will be duly attended to.
Nos. drawn in the Grand Consolidated Lottery
drawn in Washington 9Th inst. were
81 So 81 SO IS 81 10 e
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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-08

NorE The weather throughout this, as well as the
prec eeling month, has been of very extraordinary
cast for the season, and Of tst general character Ike
wise, that know of no comparison in former years
L. MOUNTF0RD.
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attention.!

ALEXANDRIA ARIYLLEhISTS-
You are hereby notified to attend meeting of the
Company, On Tuesday night at7 O'Clock, at the
Old Council Chamber-by order of the Captain.
N. r. Punctua attendance is particularly required
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seals I.Nsti

OsT, last evening, two watch SEALS (corneliae set
IL in gold) The finder will be suitably rewarded
on leaving them at the counting room of
2d mo 9TH. N MILLER & SON.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-08

Ashby's Gap Turnpike Company
TIME Stockholders in this Institution, rogue sted
l. TO meet at MIR John Upps Tavern in Mddleburg,
Friday the 9th day of February next to elect Pre-.
sdent and two Directors, to in conjunction with
the State Directors, also. to elect Treasurer and
transact such business may be laid before them
BY order of the President and Directors.
jan 7-te A. GIBSON, Treasurer.
Mddleburg. Loudoun, Va
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-02-21
RTFLEM EN-!

THE anniversary celebration ofthe Berkeley
L Rife Corps, will for the present year,
take place on Friday the 22d prorimo A day
iuustrious in the annals of our country--an oc-
caslon eminently qualified TO inspire the loft.
est sentiments of military pride and patriotic
feeling The Corps will accordingly assemble
al McCleary's Tavern (the usual rendevous)
preciseIy at 9 o'clock of that morning
It's confidently expected that every man will
appear in the ranks, rs becomes q Uoii1utesr sol
d,er;-with his arms and accoutrements in the
most perfect order, proud of the opportunity
that enables him to promote the reputation of
the Corps, and celebrate. with spirit, the birth
day of the INDUSTRIOUS SAVIOUR OF his
country.
1t is contemplated making several important
changes in the Constitution and Rye Laws--up
on the adoption of which, it is desirable that a
ialL vote OF the Company be taken.
committee of arrangement, consisting of
Eeuts. Erskine and McCleary. and Nessrs,
Abel Chambers and Orrick, has been appoin.
ted VINO will attend to the preparation OF the
necessary refreshments, toasfs, SC Sc.
TO those gentlemen who feel disposed to offer
themselves as candidates for admission into the
Rife Corps, the present is submitted as an APP.
propriste occasion To young men of high
honor and elevated feelings it were needless 10
enlarge upoa the comparative satisfaction which
the membership of a volunteer association con
fers over the ordinary militia services, which
by the requ'sltons of the Law, ali are cor pell
cd to perform.
The Band until farther arrangements can be
made. will appear in their appropriate dress of
blue coat and pantaloons with red sashes.
By order of Capt. Faulkner,
Feb. IA. ID. ORRICK, OS.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-02-21
DUBLIC sALE-Mm be sold nv

IL public yendue, at the residence Of tue
subscriber. SIX miles west of Martinsburg. on
IhnrsdSy The Oh day Of .harch merit, all Of his
stock OF Horses, Cows, Hogs and Sheep;
Farming Utensils of various kinds, such as wa
CONS, Cart, Ploughs, Harrows, &c. household
and Kitchen Furniture, consisting of Beds,
bedding, Bedsteads, Tables, Chars, Desks,
bureaus, &c. complete set OF Blacksmth's
Tools, together with number of articles not
necessary to particusrise. Nine months cred.
u VIII be gwen tor all sums over five dollars,
Tue purchaser giving bond with approved Sc.
curityi under that sum, cash. The sale will
commence early in the day, and Continue until
all is sold. All Of the property that will be
offered for sale will be valuable and sold with.
out reserve. ROBERT b. LYLE.
February IA.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-02-21
.IWholc No. l464.
coNsuMpTloNs. COUGHS. Sc.


u UTLER'S VEGETABLE INDIAN SPE.
O CIFIC, for the cure OF colds, consump.
ton, splitting Of blood, asthmas, and all disor.
ders OF the breast and lungs. The Vegetable
Indian Specific has stood the test Of experience.
and proved itself the most valuable remedy
ever discovered for the cure o! Asthma. and
all diseases of the breast aud lungs, leading to
consumption. The following certificate nnss
received from highly respectable gentleman
win show its value;---
], Samuel Moore, do hereby certify. THAI
Tor upwards OF year was severely afflicted
with pain in my breast. accompanied with o
very bad cough and shor,ness Of breath and g.
very indication Gin the opinion OF pbysician)
OF approaching consumption. After passing
through course of medicine. and finding no
relief, was induced To make trial OF Suffers
Vegetable Indian Specific, and the use of one
and half bottle, completely restored me to
health. and have remained so ever since, be.
ing upwards OF year.
The eel bra,ed DR.. Cullen has taught us that
"our FIRST attention should be employed in
watching the approach OF the disease aud pre-
venting It's proceeding to an incurabe statcs
and IN persons OF a consumptive habits, espe.
cialiy those born of consumptye parents, the
slightest symptoms of an approaching con.
sumption at The consumpuve period of lis
ough, carefully to be attended to-
The specific is obtained by extraction from
herbs, roots, flowers. plants, sc. when in per-
lection. In consequence OF happy combina.
ton OF the most valuable herbs, sc. il becomes
balsam of superior value. II heals the iniur-
ed parts, opens the pores and composes the
disturbed nerves, after the manner Of an ammo.
dyEe; consequently the obstruction Of the
chest and the lungs which constitute the disease
particularly need It's use. II promotes expec,
toration, which IS SO constantly called for; and
whilst it cleanses and heals il also gives strength
TO the tender lungs. In this manner il removes
the hectic fever, improves digestion, gives
strength TO the nerves, repairs the appetite
and improves ths spirits This specific may
always be given IN sateiy--it 10 mild. pleasant
to the taste, and found particularly useful in hy.
pochondrical. nervous and hys,ericai diseases,
Each bill Of directions contains detailed &C.
count OF this disease in all its different stages.
and will be accompanied with the signature Of
the Proprietor in red ink II 10 Offered for sale
by JAMES THOMSON.
Nartinsburg. Jan. 81
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Marttusbmrg aca0entp
ron YOLTNG


ME Examination viii take place on Thurs
day and Friday the 18th and 29th instant,
when all who are desirous of Witnessing the
progress OF the Young Ladies. are respectfully
invited to attend AS the fist day will princi
pally be devoed to critical examination in
Grammar Geography, History, Composition and
the elements of Natural Philosophy, Il would
be esteemed favour for few Ladies add Gen.
tiemen who are we'll acquainted with these
branches of Science TO attend We nope the
second day viii not be less interesting though
the Young Ladies are not So tar advanced IN the
different branches. The ensuing Session will
commence on Monday the Sd OF March.
Martnsburg, Feb Ia
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-02-21

DUBLlC SALE,-Wiii be sold, by Public
Auction, on Friday, the goth instant, at
the late residence Of Capt. Isaac Fanmetre, one
and half miles from Opeckon Creek, near The
Baptist Meelng- House, in Berkeley county, Va.
all OF the Personal Estate of said deceased, con.
sistlng in part Of the following, viz: valuable
Work Horses, Brood Mares and Coils. a large
Stock of Horned Cattle, fifty head of Sheep, .
number Of fine Sock Hogs, Farming Utensils
OF every description; good Road Wagon,
Plantation do, Cart. Ploughs Harrowe; House
hold and Kitchen Furniture OF all kinds, con.
sistlng OF valuable Feather Beds, Bedding and
Heds'eads, Desks. Bureaus, Tables, Chairs,
three Corner Cuptoards, Case of Drawers, A
good eight day CLOCK and CASE; two Stoves
snd Pipe; Pots, Ovens, Kettles, Sc &c. three
Weavers Looms and lacking complete
FLOUR by the barrel; RYE and CORN by The
ouSheI; Grain in the ground, together with a
number OF articles not necessary TO particular
Se. Also, SIX valuable NEGROES, Men, Wo-
men, Boys and Girls.
Twelve months credit will be given on all
lm1 over hve dollars, the purchaser giving
'ona win approved security; under that SUI,
ea'n The sale will begin early in the day,
anu continue from day TO day until all is sold.
~ Tue same time and place, the undersigned
5,.n ~ PNc'lS ssies Small Ihsit OF
a,.'lD, containing fifty four and half acres,
aa1.'in'ng the lands of John Fryat', George
n"5os' and principally OF Wood Land
'''' considered valuable. Terms; one half TO
4 oe pad N twelve months from the day of sale,
sue remaining half in eighteen months FROM
1' e., uiy Of sale. Also viii be sold, another
n,of or Land, containing thirteen acres
uoIe Or less, adjoining the lands of Jacob
s1na'e're, sen. and others. Terms: twelve
I'ollAs credit from the day ofsale WILDE given
NC purchaser giving bond & approved security.
JACOB f. VAN METRE,
Feb. IA. n1.i 's.'
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-02-21

4 AID FOR SALE ne subscriber of
- tiers for sale, that valuable LOT OF
h IND. upon which William Coffenherger
At present resides. situate on Opeckon Creek.
three mics from Martinsburg, the county
town Of Berkeley, in Virginia, containing ST
teen acres. On this lot is a comfortable Dwell
ing House 90 by 90 feet, Kitchen. smoke
House. good Barr, Cooper's Shop. and Black
smith Shop. about sixty bearing frat trees, &c
good spring of Water near the door. II is
deemed unnecessary to give further descrip
ton OF thisproperty, as any person disposed
to purchase will doubtless view the same. For
further particulars, and terms apply to vii.
liam CoffenbergeF. Should the above described
Lot OF ground not be sold prior to the 18th
Merch next, it will on that day be offered al
public auction to the highest bidder, on the
premises. GEORGE COFFENBERGER.
Feb. A.--St.