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TT Young Mems Franklin Debating Society-
AMERICAN THEATRE.
GRAND CONCERT, FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE
FlREMEN'S CHARITABLE ASSOCIATION

To be given by Nh. j. MESSENGER, on FRIDAY EVE NAV L.
MR. MESSEMER will be assisted by the following ,~.z
AZ talented artlstes: Mime CA1LLY Mrs CHARLES tHuS
Mr. EUG. CHASSAlGNAC, Mr.. J. S. CHARLES, Mr. ZAyT&
L. GABCl Mr. HENRY C. PAGE, and large BAND Xe1fxIH
who have kindly volunteered their services. 80
PROGRAM ME....Part |.
l.. Grand Air. from the Opera of La Favore'
cuied by the Band Donizett
g.. ballad, sung by Eug. Chassgna; ...............
g. ayatna de Nobr,' by Madame Caly Pacin
T. .Andane and Allegro executed Messemer
5. Fremens Address, by Mrs. Charles. .......--.
6. Variatifn, from the Opera of Les Damans de
CotTonne, by Nine Cally Auber
posed End sung by Mr.. Eug. Chasag1ac
-New Fremen Song written and sung by Mr. Page
g. Recitation" Bucks have at We by Mr. Charles
TO-. RecltatIon-"A Lesson for Wives or, The Hen
Picked Husband by Miss E. Charles. :. .........
H. Tom Poole's Waltz, by the Band. Poole
lEiemission, minutes. Part II.
The Popular Farce OF A LADY AND GENTLEMAN
. PECULIARLY PERPLEXING PREDICAMENT
Gentleman Mr. J. s. Charles Lady j. s. Charles
Landady. Miss E. Charles
Tickets ST. all parts Seats can be secured
At the Box Office between the hours Of Oanda. m,2
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TO the Editors Of the DAILY Crescent The
Daughters of Temperance will feel greatly obliged
by permission to insert the following article in your
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EVERY EVENING Sundays excepted halfpa o'clock
coming members may obtain all necessary the sub
lST will be secured the Mining operations
This Company will leave for California the
practicable. All upon
be obtained application Captain GEORGE DUNG,
Arcade between the hours Of II and u O'Clock A. NJ
O'Clock P M GEORGE YOUNG
p g. Mechanics and Working Men particularly
attend the Meetings. apI2
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FASHIONABLE CLOTHING

CHE.HP FOR CyfSH!
e The prevalence Of the Cholera the the early part
the has placed the undersigned the position Of h
With large stock Of goods hand, ir them
over, they offer their entire stock of
WINTER CLOTHING
at prices TO accord with the season and times.
Those Of Fine Fashionable Clothing
are respectfully invited Call and examine goods
fy20 2dptf THOMPSON NIXON Al Csxka-
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Genuine India


1He Ou0dpest G0odS OF inc S6a100!
~ D. p. SEAMAN T. CO. will, from To
\NN Day, reduce the price Of all their Fresh Imported
n.y. SPRING GOODS. Ladies will find every zstieh
OF DRESS GOODS at house Of the nsves II
styles and richest materials, at very little hs
usual cost of the most common articles.
d. P. SCANLAN e. CO., No. II Charrn
e Several cases OF styles Of ORGANDlES BALzARihEs
and JACONETS just received Asc each FRENCH
CHAMBRAYS and BATISTE GlNGHAMS, which viii be dd a
Is cents-worth rs per yard. apl7 w Zip
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my3 81
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arrivals at the Principal Hotels 4 Yesterday.
9. Of +. Meetings This Evening.

CRYSTAL FoUNT DIvIsIoNiNo 4. at Grystal Fount Hal
222 Tchoupitoulas street at halfpast T.
WASHINGTON DIVISION No. s. at Y. Brothers Hall
Lafayette, at half past7.
ngny Buildings, Third Municipality at halfpast7
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IF For st. Louism-!The new steamer SARAH, Capt
Young, above THIS EVENING, O'Clock, POSITIVELY
from the foot OF Lafayette street.
o. M. WHITE, Agent.
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tt Louisville Packet Belle Key.-This new and
magnificent steamer will positively leave
THIS DAY, Thursday, Sd o'clock p M for Louisville,
Evansville and Memphis.
r. Mara
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Red RiUer .CADDO, Graham, 4 P. NJ.
Louisville BELLE KEY, Key, P. III.
81. Louis. SARAH, Young, 10 A. M.
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TT The Consumes Of the following goods to order
per ship HOPE Boston, will make themselves
the Dschaging empty Oil casks So
Gunny underscoed, figure beow) 4i8 bun
dies Bags marked circle 1875 bales Gunny Bags marked
H s. II bundles Bags marked X my2
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-03

SV Red River Packet Caddo, Capt, Graham.-Ths
fine will leave THIS DAY. Thursday May
O'Clock, P. M, positively from the Bnvle for
Shreveport, Natchtoches and Alexandria.
my2 T. B. SMITH, 90 Magazine st.
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EW- The Packet Bark ]. A. THOMPSON, Capt. Ere
man. from Newly ork, dschargng Pef4 Second Mun
paty attend receipt
goo Leee vii be stored their expense
SAMUEL TOBY g. NEPHEW, 30 Camp 81.
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The following named gentlemen kindly their services
and are fully authorized voluntary
of the Association: ~ Wv
Hunter Secretay-St Charles st. under ST. Charles Hotel
J. R. Beard, Esq Notary Publc-Banks' Arcade.
G. Z. Williams Esq..Ofce 81 Camp street.
H. g. Stetson, Esq-Stationers Hall, "a Charres street.
E. A. Tyler, Esq, yeweller-39 Camp street.
Robt. w. Pafrey ESQ.,, Cashier City Bank.
my3 1t HARTMAN JONES' Pres,ient
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TT The bark General Taylor Capt. Redmond from
Boston, will dchagng this day. Post a. Second Mu
ncpai Congnees will please attend the receipt Of the
goods on d bevee. my DEWEY g. CO. 81 Gravier st.
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NEW AND INTERESTING BOOKS.

CAT ISLAND OYSTERS!
I'HE HOLBROOK OYSTER SALOON - ~
r. y, mas received few thousand good SALTVNA Il
81 ISmLAND OYSTERS, healthy and NM
PRIME They cannot be beat! Call. and Try W.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-02-21
THE GRAND PURGATIVE.
DIR, CLICK.NERS

Sugar Coated Vegetable Extract Pills
V,HESE celebrated Pills have obtained an
l. enviable notoriety in the United States
as curative for giddiness, dyspepsia. sour
stomach, headache, feye rs, piles, costive-
Sess, coughs, heartburn, liver eomplaint.
scursy, sore tllroar, inward weakness. pal-
pitation of the heart, indigestion, and a va
riety of other diseases to which flesh is
heir to, as a medicine for the million. En-
all seasons of the year. spring, summer, fall
and winter, and under all circumstances,
they can be taken with perfect safety and
success. As Verm'fuge and general med
icine for children, they are unrivallea. Be.
ing coated with pure white sugar, children
will easily take them; they neither gripe nor
nauseate; are gentle but thorough in their
operation. For adults by increasing the
dose, tkey are equally beneficial. As an
.4nti- Bilious PiHthey will be Sosnd without
superior; ask any one among the thousands
who use them, and an unqualified approval
will be the certain result.
Remember Or. c. V. Clickner is The orig.
inal inventor of Sugar Coated Pills, and that
nothing of the sort was ever heard of, until
he introduced them in June, 1S45. Pureha~
sers sh ould therefore, always ash for Clicks
ners Sugar Coated Vegetable Pills, and
take no other, or they will be made the yic>
Tins Of a fraud. Price 25 cents per bor.
Or: Clicknet,s principal Office for the sale
of Pills, is 66 Vesey street. New York.
VIM. JACKSON, SO Liberty st.. head os
Wood st Pittsburgh. Pa. General Agent for
Pennsylvania. Northern Ohio, and the river
counties of Virginia.
The following are the dnly appointed Agents.
LEFF1NGWEEL& e. &c. Ravenna; Cbas Fl.
Kent, Franklin Mills; Dow & Co. Cuyaboca
Falls; Jas. G. Calender, Newton Fails: j. II.
c. johnson. Warren;G. N Abbey & Co Akron.
January lst, l849- Nv.
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NOTICE is hereby given, in pursuance of
lV an order Of the Court of Common
Pleas for Portage county, Ohio. at their Oc~
tober term, A. d. ls48, to Charles w. New.
ton and George w. Rhodes, that, at said
term of said Court, Richard B. Cambell for
the use of Adna II. Bostwick flied therein a
bill to foreclose mortgage given by them
to said Richard, dated April 14th, 1916, on
FIVE acres and forty two hundredths of an acre
of land in tneNoTth East part of lot No .one in
the tow nship Of Edinburgh in said county,
being parceFland arPa'ted to Edwin Camp
bell by proceedings IN partition in said court
amongst the heirs Of John Campbell. as will
mortga ge having been given to secure the
payment of two notes of the same date for
two hundred dollars each. The said Charles
and George are notified to appear and plead,
answer or demur to said bill within sixty
davs after the rising of the next term of
said court, or said bill will be taken for con-
fessed, and decree thereon accordingly.
LUTHER DAY, Sol. for Complt.
February 6, 1918. 6w192.
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reception of the petition debate sprung
up, which occupied the remainder of the
day.
Columbus. Saturday, Feb. II.

Columbus, Saturday, Feb. II.
r In Senate, on yesterday afternoon, Mr..
Buckus introduced series Of resolutions in
relation to the attempt in the Pennsylvania
Legislature to repeal law granting the
right Of way through Erie county. Pa, to
rail road company round the Lake shore,
which were passed. -
To-day, Mr.. Swif, introduced resolutions
10 20 into an election for United States
Senator--two Supreme Judges, and two
President Judges Of the Court of Common
Pleas, which were voted down by the whig
members. Runor gives as the reason
therefor, distracted counsels in the ,ohigsoams
on the subject Of Senator.
Mr.. Whitman introduced resolutions in
relation to the closing up Of the rotten
Canal Bank of Cleveland, but Mr.. God
sdard had them laid on the table, where they
will lie, in all probability, until the bank
ful6ls its destiny and swindles the people:
In the House, nothing Of any general
Importance was done except the adoption
of the Senate resolutions concerning the
repeal Of the Ohio and Erie Railroad by
the Legislature Of Pennsylvania.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-02-21

TUST RECEIVED at the Store Of JOHN Nj !.
- HooD &. Co. large invoice of Cook,
Parlor, Dining Room, Office, and Air-Tight
Stoves. among which may be found
SteaUart's Summer and Winter Air- Tight.
Washington Air-Tight, Improved
Washington Air-Tfght and A.
bamy Air-Tight Cook Stoves.
The following desirable Parlor, Dining
Room, &c. may be found in our stock:
american Cottage Parlor, Washington
Air Tight, Clinton Parlor, Lady
Washington, Washington Cot
tage Porlor, DO. a0ith Oren.
The above Stoves will be sold upon terms
that cannot failto suit purchasers.
Ravenna; Nov. Il, 1848.
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the table for the purchase of burial ground
in Mexico for the interment of those who
have fallen or may have died. .
Mr. Borland gave notice that at future
day he would introduce bill granting fur
ther aid to soldiers engaged in Mexico.
On motion the Senate proceeded to the
consideration of the special order of the day,
which was the Civil and Diplomatic Bill.
The remainder of the session was occupied
in its consideration.
Adjourned.
House.-The House went into Committee
of the Whole, after the morning business,
and proceeded to the consideration of the
order of the day, which was the bill for the
payment of money to Mexico. under the
Treaty.
Mr.. Stark spoke adversely to the extern
sion of slavery.
Mr. Nelson, on the same side followed,
and spoke zealously. As much as he loved
the Union, sooner than see slavery extended
he preferred dissolution.
Mr. Bedinger followed, and advocated the
Bill in some general observations.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-02-21
Protocol to the Mexican Treaty.

What is all this disturbance about a Pro-
tocol to the treaty with Mexico, by which,
as is said, the terms of the Treaty were va
ried after its ratification by our Senate?-
There is nothing OF it but-gas! The Pro-
tocol did not in any sense vary the terms
ofthe Treaty. The Washington Union
makes the following statement:
Messrs. Sewer and Clifford, were sent
to Mexico for the purpose, among other
duties, of explaining to the Mexican gov
ernment the nature of the amendments
made by the Senate to the treaty of peace.
This treaty, with the amendments of the
Ser ate had been ratified by the President
before their departure. Before their ar
rival at Queretaro, on the 25th Of May,
ls4s, the treaty, with the amendments of
the Senate, had been approved both by
the Senate and House Of Deputies Of
Mexsco, according to the forms Of. their
constitution. Before the President Of Mex
leo ratified the treaty, it was deemed nee.
essary, to satisfy Mexican scruples, that nm
explanation by our Commissioners, in the
form Of a Protocol, on three points should
be made.
uiS SApidutttlOu WuS iilduc ny tuS L ~.
tocol. When the treaty reached Wash
ingtoD, on the 4th Of July, 1648, the $3,-
100000, the first instalment under the trea-
ty, had been paid-the blockades of the
Mexican ports had been raised-and our
troops had left the city Of Mexico, ,and were
fast evacuating the country. The ratif-
cations had been exchanged on the 30th
of May, ls4s, and the treaty was the su.
preme law of the land. Had the Protocol
contained any stipulation which violated
the treaty, there would have been no other
remedy but to open q new negotiation with
Mexico on the subjdct. The President, az
ter carefully examining the Protocol, found
nothing in it which was not in conformity
with the treaty, and therefore did not at
tempt to institute any new negotiation.
There are few Whig partizans so Bit
ter that they would gladly find any excuse
for repudiating the Treaty and throwing
away the rich acquisition it has brought
49,
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Clinton Bank of Columbus.

The charter of this bank is soon to ex
pire. Nevertheless we see any quantity of
its bills in circulation and quite lately has
appeared NEW bills of the denomination of
5 dollars. WhatSdoes this mean2 Does it
portend blow up2 Why Does not this bank
in view of its legal death, begin to wind up
its business instead of extending it? No
wonder the people are suspicious of such
corporation. We learn to-day from Co.
lumbus that pretty smart run is now be-
being made upon this institution. Look
out, bill.holders! Plain Dealer, Feb. Is.
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Washington, Feb. ID,


Sesate.-No business to-day.
House.-Mr Jones Of Tennessee, asked
leave to introduce Bill giving Home
stead to every poor man and women IN
the United States. Refused.
Mr. Sawyer asked leave to Introduce
Resolution to bring from West Point and
deposite in the Capital, the flags captured
in Mexico. Refused.
Mr. Lock asked leave to introduce Res
oIution to admit ladies on the Hoor of the
House. Refused.
The House and Senate met in Conven-
tion, for the purpose of counting the Electo-
raj votes. Jefferson Davis acted for Mr.
Clayton. The certificates were read, COM
mencinp with Maine and ending with Wis
,coasn. Thereupon, the Vice President
announced that Gen. Taylor. was elected
President, and Millard Fillmore Vice Pres
ident.
The Senators retired to the Chamber and
adjourned. - -.
The House passed Resolution appoint-
ing committee to inform the President
Ind Vice President Of their election. 4
Adjourned.
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ImpOrtant National Work in Press.
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2. An account of the inauguration of each
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5. Articles of Confederation, with brief
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.diourneI
Washington, Feb. l3,

.s5..s.. ss..ss Washington, Feb. 13.
is Xeuste.-Mr GorMin reported a bill for
d reciprocal Treaty with the British Pro-
vince Of Canada.
The bill granting the right Of way through
the public lands of Illinois and other States,
for canals, railroads, &c was considered in
committee of the whole, and when reported
back was passed.
The civil and diplomatic bill was taken
np, and sundry amendments proposed there
10. Before definite action was had the
Senate adjourned.
The business transacted in the House was
unimportant in Its character.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-02-21
BE We CLOTHED.

TUST received and for sale splendid
~ stock of Clothing, which will be sold low
for Cash and Ready Pay. Also, Broad
cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings. Those
IN want of garments ready made or made to
order, will do we'll 10 call on Main street op-
poste the Post Office, where bargains are to
be had.
NIB. Cutting and Custom work done on
the shortest notice. j. ALCORN.
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Campbell's Port, Jan. 9, l849.
Notice in Attachment

1soAACS Hh fAttatC hhEGuts
A LII persons interested will take notice
N that Elizabeth Barker on the second
day Of October, A. D. ls4s, sued out writ
of Attachment from the Clerks office Of the
Court of Common Pleas of Portage County,
IN the State of Ohio, against Albert Bar.
tholomew for the sum of six hundred dol
lars damages. which writ has been served
and returned.
Attest HORACE Y. BEEBE, Clerk.
Ravenna. Jan. 8, 1849.
TILpEN & RANNEY. Att'vs. for Pltff.
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Ravenna, February II, 1919,
Law Notice,


0RPHA WILSEY. .Catharine Jane Coon,
" Peter E. Coon, Stephen Harrison,
George H. Sumner. Elizer More, William
More. Sarah More, Orpha Ann Clark, Sally
Ward, Peleg Ward, Harriet Snow, the A.
merican Bible Society, and Slrah Snow, will
take notice that on the 18th day of Feb
ls49, Henry Y. Wilsey, Admir-. on the es
tate of Enoch Snow, late Of Atwater in the
County of Portage, decd. filed against them
in the Office OF the Clerk of the Court OF
Common Pleas within and for said County
of Portage, his certain Petition, the object
and prayer thereof being, to obtain authority
from said court to sell, for the purpose of
paying of, and discharging the debts against
said estate, the lands and tenements where
of the said Enoch Snow died eelzed, known
by being the North part of lot No. 70 in
said township of Atwater, containing $50
acres of land.
TILDEN s. RANNEY.
Sols fo1 Pet'r.
Feb. 90, 1s49. 4wl94.
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GOODS AT COST!

TN order to close the concern by the 1st
dav of April next we offer the entire
stock Of DRY GOODS, BOOTS s. SHOES,
WALL PAPER &c. at New York cost for
Cash. To those who wish to buy goods
cheap this will be favorable opportunity.
Assignees of J. M. HOOD & Coz
Rauenna, Feb. Is. I349.
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gNTPORTANT NOTICE.

A LII pers ms indebted either by Note or
n Account to the firm of J. M. H ooD 8.
Co. whose accounts or note were made pre-.
vious to the 10Th of August last are expected
to make immediate payment. We hope this
notice will not pass unheeded.
Assignees of J. M. HOOD & Co.
Feb IS. l849.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-02-21
N Office.

Notice.
rEHE inhabitanee of Hiram and Nelson
D Townships are Jdesirous of having a
road laid out as follows: Beginning at the
County road near StiIlman Hozen's in Hiram
Township, thence Eastwardly on Lot line
of No. 6 and Is to Nelson line, thence an
Easterly course through Lot No. in said
Nelson Township to intersect with the Parks
man road SO called.
January 81, 1S49. 4w192.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-02-21
Valuable Property
FOR, SALE

THE ESUBSCRIBER offers for sale at bar
Il gain, his property situate in Campbelrs
Port, about three miles from the village of
Ravenna. The property consists of about
three fcurths of an acre Of land, well water
ed, with good storyand a half frame house,
an out-shop and good barn thereon. The
location is a''good one for Shoemaker, Tall
or or most any other mechanic. For par
nculars enquire at this office, OF of the SUBJ
scriber on. the premises.
G. w. MEEKER.
CampbelFs Port. Ian q. 1849
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A G E N T S .

Gro. PRATT, No. ISL Nassau street, New
York, is authorized to procure subscription, and
prepare and forward advertisements for this pa
per.
E.W. CARR, Sun Building, N. E. cor. of Third
and Dock ST., Philadelpbia, is our authorized
Agent, to collect subscription and forward ad-
vertsements from the city of Philadelphia, for
his paper.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-02-21
NJ @ Z E..

THE PORTAGE COUNTY BR. STATE
BANK OF OHIO IN RAVENNA, is
opened every day, Sundays excepted) from
ga, M. to 1g M. andffom l to P. M. A
discount will be in attendance every day, at
one o'clock, P. M. to act on all Paper that
may be offered for discount.
Iannarv s. 1919. Sm128.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-02-21
I'll A RD w A r f.

rs now receiving general assortment of
Il Saddle and Harness Trimmings, among
which may be found the
SELF-ADJUSTING TREE, PATENT
LEATHER, WHIPS AND TWIGS,
STAGE AND TRACE CHAINS,
HAMES, THREAD, NEE
DIES, &C., &c.,
which will be sold cheap.
Also on hand splendid lot of Saddles,
Harness, Travelling ind Hand Trunks, all
of which will be sold low.
1F Repairing done to order.
~Shop opposite the Bank.skD
Ravenna, June 21, 1913.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-02-21
PUBLIC VENDUE.
Attention the w hole.

HNf1E subscriber will sell at public vendue
l. at his house in the south west part of
Shalersville, on the
3rd day Of March mest,
at the hour of 10 o'clock, A. NJ, the follow
ing named goods and chattels:-Cows, and
young Cattle, Sheep, Hogs, one horse
wagon, harness. Also, a large number O.
Farming Tools too numerous to mention.
All who wish to make good bargains are in
vited to attend.
TERMS OF SALE-Al amounts under @3
will be required down and all amounts over
$3, with approved security, six months credit
will be given.
ISAAC MOTT.
Shalersville, Feb. II, 1B4s. Sw192*b.
Postponed.
GThe day of sale for the above proper
ty is changed from the 3rd to the 9Th of
March.