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THE OLD TIMES AND TIE NEW.

At the annual social meeting Of the Ccckheaton Mocha
MICS Institute held IN the National School, "navo made
speech In which, according the Lceds Times he spoke
~ foows; have just been thinker rs rare lob to be
bOarn in dow TAM wor bonrn abaat 1906 and In 1880
when year DID, ust % goa a vissottn for n
iortncc together, and had pies v fortncet long
They ddnthuse to talk ous then abaat eddiashun inathc
matcks algebra, whichcrsi and kungern (Roas Of laugh
teri They had packhOrses and bells 70 eid then star
began 10 shine and they they kudn't alter Their
Of karen and they fan baa that two horses and
n CART wi hex on, wud karre much a. heit rack
hOres Naa then 20 Their ak horses 10 spair an
what did they do vi en- think yo1 They turnd EN- all haat
on Ia iarch kommon "a iend dec. 70 &c ho wor wi
heyin nb Of eddkashun. Addressing himself 10 the To-
dies ho proceeded thusTcy usdo hov ther waiter IA
dro beoor they fan baat max pumps. becoso women
idle but IL much heaser Tor 'om We read in
Skiptes abaat Rcrs fotchen waiter Moases, when he
wor IN the land Of the Mdianes in dsan be we'll an
Their KUN gers Their hocks Their ku also
a shepherd wi his flock drove the noks OF the
GERS Moases stud up and helpt doant no whether
IL ihroi uv tot asscs, at took o. her side or he o
pleased 'om work Yo that they wornt nbo9n don
waitcr whether they Processes or priests dousr
bn when do ony Of yo fochon watter1 But "a 70
turn oddcashun-I herd vel Of eddienshun peren :,
Bsckmoor Foot Hutcheufed. Their ,yor an oyId
man his wolfe had a CART hoblen lad an tbev
thout head let i'm hev bit Of eddicnsbup 81 he
mite instruct 'en in their oud aqe son tbcy went
70 HuicheHhed n buy i'm a battledoof The price
were penny Thinker IL too deer, they bowt ~ for
gd-wen! hoam-and Their hoblen lad arnd 10 read
his battsdoors Sooin after his faur wo tain 49, an, moth
cote lad 70 give BIZ fahu some redgus insuuekshuns
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BRoTHgRLY LOVE,

Wa have observed several very signs Of "blow
up" among the great Democracy Of North Carolina, Re-
Gently large portion Of tho party in the Legislature for
msy denounced the Raleigh Standard, and read that print
out Of the pale Of the Church. The Standard replied in
very bitter TERMS and added that It to he Nulfer
was not TO bo a Demonstration IL no Democrat II
sgned very distinctly that 1t would not submit 10 the die.
aon Of Mr. Calhouns friends and that itoood in very
different direction from Fort Hill for suitable candidate
for the Presidency.
The following paragraph which we find in late Charies
ton Mercury throws light upon the and progress
Of the troubles in the Great Family
NORTH CAROLINA.
According the Charlotte Jeesrsopiaa the Vas BUEEv
in North Carolina helping the Wings BY turning
their cannon upon the Democratic columns.
The JsrsOHiaH charges them with attempting gerry
mander the State by merging the Calhoun Districts into
Districts where there will be- assured Wing majority, for
the purpose Of securing the ascondancy for Van Buren, in
OIL the districts where there will be democratic maonucs.
Thst paper ha notorious iRsloeh that the
Hon. Bedford Brown openly denounced Judge Saunders
and the friends n Mr. Calhoun in North Carolina worse
than Whas-and declared he would sooner for Ora.
ham than SaundeIs.
II s said that the plan proposed J securing the cteu.
sion Of Mr.. CahOuns friends from the command Of any
District, viii probably give the Wings majority q the
Dstricfsl
The Ie6eseRaa indignantly depounees this dessrtsn 10
the enemy, thot they may wound their own democratic
comradcs and declares hat the Democrats Of hgWestw
not submsto the reasonable sperihee,
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TwENTY.SEyENTH CONGRESS-.
Tnesdsy. ysrpsary IL. l3i3.
IN aHN ATE

IN SENATE.
The Senate had very short sitting to-day for the public
bat great deal of time devoted Executive eus
ne.
The ball Cor the relief o the Representatives Of the lais
Michael Ncsrsc taken up and passed.
An hour spent very probably in passing -evers pm
vats bill. end making final adverse disposition Of other.
INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT.
petition having been presented by Mr.. LINK asking for
appropriations improvement, OF the navigation OF the
Ohio, Missouri and Mississippi Rivers.
Incidentally there sprung up what might have been called
debsie but that all the speaker the side
"a upon the presentation OF petition by Mr. lsSS,
asking appropriation for tho removal OF the distinctions
20 navigation the Ohio and Mississippi rivers. The me
mortal certainly offers sufficiently ghasty Of facts, OF
which single will 20 Tar convey general image II
I. tis that about 100 belonging the trade OF
~ Louis ~ nesiy ilih have been lost in the course
of the year.
Mr.. LINN, in the remarks with which he accompanied
the presentation of his petition. numberot addonai
the OF trade upon these nves the hsaNy
Of vessels and of goods OF every sort rs OF
lives and urgent call for appropriations TO md one OF
tho greatest, Of Of dangers and da
IMAGES which those Of the stonicst IN the world can
in M be compared
lie was followed by Mr. CALHOUN. who suggested 1--WE
understood general inquiry to the grounds OF such
system OF improvement, and the course which should
take. -
Mes.rs. CRITrENDEN WALKER, BENTON, and
SEWER followed all Of whom in brief speeches, gave
inland trade from these formidable and unseen impe
dments with which, certain points, the bed OF the Mis-
sissppi absolutely brstes.
The facts however, thus incidentally called out, are OBJ
yotIsly anticipation OF regular debate, which
must speedily occur, when the and important memo
rails the subject reported as they VIII soon
be by the Committee Commerce.
The Senate said above, spent the latter part OF It's SIT
ting in Executive consultation
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Small Note Bill.

The SENATE, yesterday, passed the small BILL with
amendment requiring the mother bank and the branch
suing the note, redeem in specie The was II to
H. There great deal Of debate, and much of it, we
hear, for were present, of very high order.
We do not know that the Banks will avail themselves of
the privilege extended by the bill, the condition mpos.
ed by the amendment. But if they do we much fear they
will have still farther contract their circulauon-the re-
suit of which be still greater distress the communi
W But tis is one Of the penalties which the people pay
for the bIes.ings Of L1cofoco misrnIe.
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print which is the regular defamer Of Mr.. Clay had
idea" that when that gentleman event New Orleans
he would find much business to transact in Alabama
Georgia, South Carolina, and NorthIoardly" Wonder
ii the candid scrbbier 'had idea" when Mr. Van
Buren, South Carolina, his sons tathsr-in.
ia0 that the little gentleman would have kinsio 10 see in
Missouri, Kentucky, Ohio &c. Or that he was 'Lound
for Cowes and market -
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From fAs " y Commercial

The ship Cauick came In last night from Liverpool with
Lludon papers 70 Sch ult
IN coming into the Lower Bay while of two
bont tn Gsrek struck upon The tail Of the West Bank.
Lighters hsve down take out part other cargo She
vii b. got ~ without damage
Parliament had been further pforoeued % the end Of Feb
Fuary.
Al aceden, occurred on the London and Birmingham
keuro-e pec oh, BY which ono person killed, and
fhfer ofhers were dangerously wounded.
lord bl, The late Comms Chief died on Ire Oth
~ ~ 5ls year u he age ~ hn seat H.rdiek Grange
Shropshire.
Ihs fsilue q ,. L. Fs,uandoI & Son, corn dsssrs Sc
- Nskehe'd' o announced ThsH lsbiues are 10000
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Neno Publications.

We indebted the Messrs. Harper & Brothers for
No. IL of their cheap edition OF Select Novels-containng
alice, or the Mysteres"-a sequel Ernest Multrayers
Also the first numbers Of "ALisons History Of En-
rope" This latter work is which has already made
noise in the world, and much gratied that the
Messrs H. have determined present to the American
public in cheap, and the time, and readable
form. The whole work will be comprised in Is numbers
at 25 cents number-no tenth of the c.st in England
Both of the above works for sale the bookstore of
Mr.. a =. LYONS
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washington Correspondence II tlis Baninor, P,,r,o,
~ .nrrr..--... L.. I.I

''7'"'''7''I'7'F jill I0I1s
Was expected INST The party discussIon-involvng the
general policy Of the Administration the stste ~ p,re,
and The constitutional fact" &C. &o-which entertained
the House and galleries during the previous consideration
Of the kepea BIZ, would be renewed todsy. Great
tocky He and the delightful weather (snd the desire 70
and BE- SEEM probably aso attracted sger stendsnce
yesterday and today hsn have ever known in the gse,
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from what he had learned froa bstedoors The lad won't
Ia the bed side began thus A athur God bles. an,
lad b. father wish wor 3D. for had varrey little sleep
this four meets C. fsthur. wish cud 20 rather bsttur
for neere blind ID. Faihur Al! We retch that's wa,
the maasr thee wants " Che speaker sat dow anid.
roars OF laughter -Gatesheade Obserr,r.
The Nashville Banner Informs that General Jackson
has procured the removal OF the Poet Master az
borough. Tenn The hero" wrote to Mr.. Tyler that i,
wasa case calling FOR immediate action and the renoys
made forthwith The Banner adds-"Oar rrespond.n,
further remarks that IL Is distinctly understood there and
he has no doubt Of tho fact that there no order that
Gen. Jackson could issue the acting Presden, thai would
not at once be carried out the lcer-so intent is he on
gaining his favor and influence Such degradation of the
Chiei agisrocy Of the Republic truly humatna 70 the
pride OF freemcn capable Of feeling their country the
shame OF patriots.-N. T. Cur & Enc.
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MARIflEn.

On ueay evening AZ the house OF John Eaton bv th R.,
W. French Mr. JOHN BRokENBORO RANDOLPH az m, n a
Navy TO Miss MARGARET ROSE TIMBERI AXE Of mi. nh,
May truth and virtue their lives
succeeding years their bliss improve
And TN trc parting auivcs
siil higher glow thc of loye-,fsJ.,.,s, L. m
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DIED,

On yesterday, JOHN DIEDRICt Of Mrs John F.h,m,,
scd months The friends and acquaintance OF tho family s
invited To attend tie funeral evening al half pa ooL
N'ioui further invitation from the residence OF Mrs Jary, on
treci ~. james Church -' y" =
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RELIGIOUS Nn1,lCE

hhLIUIUUS NOTICE.
~ JAMES HESsnALL will preach in the Disciples Meet,
ing House Sunday Morning next at IL O'Clock ON the
following subject -"The Second Coming NJ Cb,,,, tn.
public generally are respectfully invited to attend
u NoTICE.-The Wings Of Henr;co arc $500,
inv invited To attend at Court appoint delegates
10 meet IN convention, the 22d day of February nes
JaIi-ulW MANY VorIRs.
u The Wings Of Spoisylvania, Caroline and Ess.I
respectfully urged las many Of them ns can
1907 to meet at the Bowling Green February Court 10
agree upon n Senatorial candidate NJ. ~ y"
~ Card-Aueion sale OF Books evening a, Our ,,o
commencing at O'Clock The Books comprising very cboie.
assortment ready examination '' N''e
u 81 lNLoEs 4 BROTHER Auets
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SUPER FRENCH MoLEsKIN HATS a splendid article OF N,
~ latest style, just received per sehr Lynehburs at
GEO. W. FERRY-s
Fashionable Halter Main Street
ia 81 One door above Messrs Vanew s,nit a -
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SUPERPlNE Neuia. Brush Cashmere, ana Moleskn HATs
- fashionable and truly elegant arele. cheap for cash
% GEO. w. FERRY,
Fashionable Halter. Main Street
H 81 One door Messrs Vanlew Smith A 20
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EnR RAITINInRI

~ The schr GENL WASHINGTON, Captain Pbllinx nos
az loading viii have dispatch For freight or passage, aun
ON hoard, At Pickcu's wharf, orto W Nr''
js 81 JAMES FISHER a. sox
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GhurChiu on Females.
TUNHE Dcnses Females including Pregnancy
II Chbed by D. Churchill NJ u Of King Queen College.
Ireland &C &e second American edition with Notes by
w. D. of jefferson College, Philadelphia A further
supply received by
h " sMTTm DINNER 4 MORRIS
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WORTHAM'S OFFICE,

FORTUNES! FORTUNES! FoRTUNEs!!.
The chances for to-day open c-S4oOOo for sOand 81 oo
$4,000 Tor IS Two Lotteries again for todavtat, yor
choice Who bids for siOOOO Who bids for sisOooI yb
BIDS Tor SlOooofmake bids early today with the Pe An
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aCOftD on Oisenses.---A Practical Treatise Nene-
~ real Diseases; critical and experimental Researches Ino
euon applied 10 the study II thee affections with Thenpeu
teal Summary and Special Fornulry by r. w. Reor M
geon Venereal Hospital Paris Translated
French by ~. p. Drmmond u. u. Received for
In SMITH URfNKER A
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ny Mr. FRAnER OF Samuel Miller To have refunded to
him tn, proceeds OF the sale Of his runaway slave eorge)
heretofore pad into the Treasury-by Mr.. Halves OF ch
Icns OF King William for sale of certain lands in sid
county IN the occupancy Of the Indian tribe
ey mr. Iatem OF sondry inhabitants Of Portsmouth and
noo, So Tor law to protect hogs soying from the
To said town from the operation Of the ordinance. Of The
trustees OF said iownby Mr.. Stanton of John C. Camp
bell and others, trustees Of Bethany College for donation
oil S2uouO to said College-by Mr. kidwell of the Off
eoot liz Reementpraying that said officers NAV train
IN their own regmenta District.
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TEA AND COEEEE

A tax upon these two comforts and necessaries OF
life seems to be the last of the Admins
aon and Congress is called upon to resort to this
tax II is vain calculation, as little reflection would
show The present stock Of these articles must be
hausted, before the and taxed supply could find
purchasers There il probably tea enough in the
country last three years. and Of coffee enough
to last year. Until The present stock is exhausted,
ne mporatons could not be looked for and the only
effect Of the tax would be- 10 enable present holders TO
enhance the price Of their stock and make
paw more for what they use, while the Government
would receive no revenue from It. We count moth.
ing these attempts at revenue 1t is not by taxing
few articles, but by revised system Of duties, and
something durable or permanent in them that revenue
can be raised Uncertainty is destructive Of revenue,
because it is destructive of business If tax were
laid tea and coffee, it would be heavy, in or
der to produce anything Doubts Of its continuance
would arise; people would expect the tax to be al
tered general revision of duties; and importers
could not subject themselves 10 the risk Of being
caught with supplies hand which had paid heavy
duties, and which were to come into competition with
what had paid less This cause is paralyzing oil
mportaons. 1t merely the heaviness Of present
duties, under the Tariff of S42, which is diminishing
mpor,aons, and reducing the revenue but it is also
the uncertainty OF their continuance. On all hands,
this Tariff is held to be temporary revision, with a
view TO reduction, is universally looked for; and how
can importers venture to bring in supplies, with this
prospect before their eyes Permanently and steadiness
what is wanted. No tax on tea and coffee, now
hastily laid, under the calls of empty Treasury,
could be expected 10 be durable; and therefore, no
such tax could produce any thing 1t is, therefore, a
poor resource for the Government-or rather no re
source to it; while, if laid, it will be burden on the
consumer causing the price Of present stocks to be
raised. And it is well known that the prospect Of this
tax, like the prospect Of the tax on Silks has caused
large mportaons while free of tax, 10 be ready for it
when laid All business men agree that the present
stock of lea and coffee in The country sufficient for
long time, especially in the present times of economy
and pressure; and, therefore, that tax laid
lea ard coffee would be BURDEN upon the consumer
and PROFIT to the seller, without BENEFIT 10 the
Goyernment.-U
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RICHMOND, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY !,
The Wing may 60 its worst. may misre pre...

The Wing may Go its worst-t may msreprcs,,. :
York to Virginia, and Virginia TO New York-bu, ~
trust, it cannot prevent the repeal of the New we
law, nor effect the precipitae repeal of our lns,so
aw-nor defeat an amicoble and just arrangemsa,'
the controversy between The two States The C.,
wishes TO persuade our Legislature that Mr. Jone.
dilued aud emascu lated his report which ssh as'
" sustained Virginia when all that eos done
strike out certain hits at Governor Seward. aod
Log CABIN Wings, which might very well have W..
spared from such report But i; is true ,h,. -
pa per is not still so most decided Qhe Wing SAYS &
ous) report in favor Of Virginia, and against the ir
Law" 1t is both-and so we shall find il, when :.
see it.
The Wing, on the other hand, tries to poison :.
mislead the of New York. 1t is trying 10 rar..
the Inspection law, at this critical moment. II is
ing TO defeat the "action of Virginia" which il j,
suadng the Wings of N. York, is, "if no, unccns,'
tonal, undignlfed and unworthy Of Virginia: ,,S
is also laborng 10 weaken the energies of The b.
cracy of New York in doing US justice, BY seekn, :.
persuade them that s.the great Democracy (of y,rs
are about TO abandon their high ground" Not,
Inspection law will not be repealed The Demo,,,,s
from every part Of the State will be true Wien :, ,
question comes up, and in the same uashrirL@.
spirit, which as Mr.. Williams Of the 10Th Irpon g.
pressed on Thursday. They will not repeal the law rS'
New York has done us justice. The idle slang ab~,.
s'the maneuvres going on between Tie Richmond Az
Albany Juntoes' is as gratuitous as it is unoppd.S
For one, we say at once, that the Democracy Of e.
ginia never cur repeal the Inspection law without
grace until the Jury Low has been rescinded and ~
principle assumed by the Wing Governor Of y. ~.
repudiated by her Executive
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CHANCERY-vlncrslA:-At Rules held IN the Clerks
Office Of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and ChanCey
the county of Mddesex the fret Monday in February 1873
William x. Perrin and Sarah T. his wife, Compartments
against
Thomas H. Roy, in right, and Executor the
last will and of Thomas Boswell deceased Martha
Roy Robert Chew Executor Of the last win and testament Of
John Chew deceased John Meade and Rcbecca W. his wife,
who Rebecca W. Beverley Edward Randolph and Eliza
beth b. his wife, who Elizabeth Beverley Robert G. Ran
doph and Ann T. his wife, who Ann T. Beverley, Robert
Beverley Carter Beverley William Beverley John T. Worme
ley Carter w Wormeley, Elizabeth R. Woodward Atminsfa
triI of Philemon Woodward deceased late Sheriff Of MddeseI
county and such, Administrator OF Ralph Wo!meey deceas
ed Lewis Montague late Sheriff Of said county Of Mdiessx
when the said Ralph Worneey committed
for administration de bopis noD Robert ~ Ice Administrator
de bons of said Ralph Wormeey and Carter NJ Baxon
Administrator Of his lie wife, Elizabeth Baxon, who Eli
zabeih Wormeley, Defendants:
The defendants Edward D. Randolph and Elizabeth 3. his
wife Robert Beverley Carter Beverley, having entered
their appearance and given security according 10 the net Of
Assembly this Court and appearing by hda-
eli lied that they inhabitants OF this Eae; ordered
that the said defendant appear here on the first day Of April
term next and answer the bill Of the plaintiffs and that copy
Of this order forthwith inserted in the Richmond Enquirer
month"; successfully aud posted the font door Of the
Courthouse oil this county. -
Copy-Tesf, JNo s. HEALY, c. c.
Feb. Is Bl-wSw
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The salaries Of various other officers Of the United
States, whose pay is not protected by the Constitution
-sucb for instance, the President and the Judges
ore also brought down. Officers in the civil and military
departments army and navy ncluded) of the Govern
ment, whose salary exceeds $4,000, are reduced
90 per cent their present pay Officers and agents
receiving salaries ranging from $1,000 to $4,000, are
reduced l2l per their present pny. No rsduc-
lion, however, to bring down the salary of any one
nov receiving more than 1000 below that sum-
Diplomatic agents serving abroad exempted from
the redaction also all persons whose salaries are now
not more than $1,000 per annum.
The Offices of Recorder and Solicitor Of the General
Land Office abolished
Such are the main features and provisions Of "Bil
No. 548," as it has Just passed the House Of Repre-
sentalyes- Globe
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from the seat OF Government: every member on taking
the oath to support the Constitution OF the u States
shall pledge his honor in the presence Of The House
of Represe natives the Senate, that lie will strictly
conne the franking privilege with regard to letters,
to his own person; but snail not be restricted from
exercising the larges, liberty in franking public docu,
meD,s TO his constituents aud The country The second
section proposed that privaes in the army and the Ma
rine Corps, and the sailors in the Navy, shall have one
dollar a month added 10 their pay
On the question being taken, The amendment was re
jecIed
Mr. WISE moved TO strike out the word "six,
wherever il occurred in the BILL and insert in lieu there
Of the word "four" but the motion did not prevail
On motion Of MIR. PENDLETON, the Committee
rose, and, the Speaker having resumed the Chair the
Chairman reported to the House that for want OF time
the Committee had TO no conclusion the bill
| And the House forth with adjourned.
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STOCKTON'S PREMIUM MINERAL TEETH.-JoHN c..
WAYT DrsrIsr received om the above celebrated
manufacturer complete Of the most bsautifu Teeth
tina, been brought hs city and which, in a that
constitutes admirable imitation OF The natural teeth
surpassed.
Those who wish 10 have artificial inserted and
interested respectfully invited call and examine Ihcm aud
specimens of his work
G. w continues as heretofore, perform all operations for
the cure the teeth and gums OF
ce the square Immediately above the Banks, Main
Roerrnee.-1 Clarke, NJ D., George Watson M d. ?. Fl
Deane, NJ d. e. II. Carmichael b. d. Robt W. Haxall, NJ ID
Thomas Ne-on NJ D.. James Bolton, NJ D. j. A. CuanDgham
u. D. Sept 6 35-wiyf
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In the United states Court for District Of Virginia,
February II, ls43:
EDWARD MAYO of the county OF Powhalan, having filed
petition, praying that he may be declared Bankuit; i Is
ward Mayo show cause TO the Court the nth day of March
next why the said Edward MAYO be declared Bankrupt
the Of Congress that behalf and that copy
this order lie published in the newspapers according the nd
and aith rules of Court.
Copy-Tcste,
Feb Is