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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-02-09

MIR. Cass and the Monroe Doctrines:
The subject of Cuba and the Monroe
Doctrine being before the Senate, Mr..
Cass spoke in succession to Mr.. Soule, on
the same subject-readiug a letter of Mr..
Jeferson's, and reiterating the views he
has often delivered in the Senate and else
where on the Monroe Doctrine and thus
concluded
1t will appear. in looking back to the
extracts l have made from the letter of
Mr.. Jefferson, that 1 am supported by
the weight of his opinion in the follow
ing propositions embodied in or connec-
ted with these resolutions
LIST. That European powers should
not be permitted to intermeddle with
cis-Atlantic affairs" meaning thereby
those affairs relating to the political con-
dition of this continent. and accepting
the reservation of Mr.. Monroe, that ex-
isting colonial rights should not be inter
fered with.
2d. That this doctrine should be ad-
hered to even at the expense of war.
I'd. That The United States have deep
interest in the acquisition of Cuba. and.
that if we cannot obtain possession of it
without too great a cost of blood and
treasure, it must be secured. Especially
from the control of Englaud) by its indie
pendence. And we may add now since
circumstances have much changed, and
the immediate dangers then impending
over the island have passed away, that il
may with safety remain in the possession
of Spain so long as she can hold it and
takes no step to convert it to our injury.
4th. That it is proper that upon these
subjects declarations should be submit
ted to Congress, in order to procure their
cooperation, as without it such declara-
lions might BE- fruitless.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-02-09

A PATR1oT's DEATH.-The records ct
ancient Greece and Rome do not ex-
hibit robler instance of patriotism than
found upon grave-stone at New London,
Connecticut. No wonder our revolution
airy fathers were invincible, while they
were actuated by such motives as are
recorded:
On the 30th of October 1882 1900
English fell upon this town by fire and
sword 700 Americans defended the fort
for whole day, but in the evening about
four o'clock, The commander of the besieg-
ed delivered up his sword to an English
man who Immediately stabbed him. All
his comrades were put to the sword. A
line of powder was then laid from the ma
gazine to the sea, there to be lighted and
blow the fortress into the air. William
Hoffman, who lay not far distant, with
three strokes of the bayonet in his body,
was still ulive-'We will endeavor to crawl
to this line, and thus we will completely
wet the powder with blood, and with life
that still remains in US save the fort and
magazine, and perhaps few of our COM
rades who are only wounded. He alone
had strength to accomplish this design
In his 3oth year, he died on the powder
that he overlooked with his own blood
His friends, and seven of his wounded
companions, by that means had their lives
preserved"
After this narrative are the following
words in large capitals:
HERE RESTS WILLIAM HOFFMAN"
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Mills WAsHlNGToN.-"B uena Vista, 4"
writing to the Boston Post from Washing
ton, gives some interesting information
in regard to this noble work of art. The
suggestion at the close of the following
extract, may have considerable force
We doubt whether the National Monu-
ment at Washington will be completed
for many long years, or whether, when
completed to the height of 500 feet, as de-
signed, it will be work of beautyor SOL
emnity
1 am truly happy to be able to inform
You that the artist Mills is Immediately
engaged in his preparation for the collos-
sal statue to Washington. He has pro-
cured the large open space necessary
near the present national monument, and
is laying out the grounds on an extensive
scale. He will have his own foundry,
workshops and structures of all kinds
In the progress of his great enterprise he
proposes to connect with it an American
school of art, in which he viii teach
young artists the principle he has himself
acquired, for such compensation as they
may be able to render him by their SER
vices.
You can form some faint idea of the
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-02-09

RE-ELEcuos OF SENATOR HoBsroS or
TExAs.-We learn from the Union that
on the 18th instant, Sam. Houston, ESD.
of Texas, was reelected TO the Senate oil
the United States, for the term Of SIX
years from the 4th of March next, by
vote almost unanimous.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-02-09

The DEMOCRATIC REvlEw.-We refer
our readers to the notice of this Magazine,
published in another column. The Re-
view is entirely progressive" its articles
are written with vigorous ability, and it
has many excellent characteristics, but
we fear it is carrying some things most
too far. For instance, we consider it a
great stretch to class James Gordon Ben
nett, of the New York Herald, among our
best Democrats, or his paper as a Demo-
cratic organ we have not yet forgotten
i848l And besides, we consider it bad
taste as well as bad policy, to berate such
Democrats as Cass and Buchanan. We
profess to be as good 8. Young Ameri-
cam as Geo. N. Sanders, but we are will
ing to accept these gentlemen and place
them in the front rank of our wing
Come, George, honor to whom honor is
due. Cass at this very time is doing good
service in the " Young American" cause.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-02-09
Our Foreign Affairs and the ssMonroe
Doctrine,,,

Much of the time of the q. S. Senate
during the present session, has been oc-
cupied in discussing our foreign affairs
and many things have 5een brought to
light, which renders it necessary that the
United States should adopt rule by
which TO be governed in regard to the acts
of European nations, on this continent.
Great Britain has seized upon several
small islands in the bay of Honduras, and
established them colony. in direct oppo-
sition to treaty made with the United
States in 1850, and in the face of frequent
declarations by this government that it
would not look with indifference upon the
establishment of any new colonies on this
continent, by European powers.
Recent transactions have created a sus-
picion that France. also, has designs on
this side of the Atlantic, and is probably
only waiting to see the termination of the
steps taken by Great Britain, before pro-
ceeding further.
We are pleased to see the position ia
ken by many of the leading Senators, in
Guiding Cass, Mason and Soule. who un-
qualihedly avow the doctrine that Anne
RIGA belongs to Americans, and must be
held and governed by them, come what
may. The encroachments and intrigues
of Great Britain in the Gulf of Mexico and
Central America, evidently are not with
out their design; and that design un-
doubtedly is the means of exercising
surveillance, or something worse, over this
country, and controlling at least one end
of the ship canal across the isthmus of
Darien, should one be made, as doubtless
there will be in the course of time. 1t is
high time that some principle of action
should be irrevocably adopted by the
United States, on this subject. delays
are dangerous" and in no case more so
than in this. If we procrastinate until
network of fortresses and naval stations
surround us, we May find some difficulty
in Kidding ourselves of them. But now,
who does not believe-who does not knoa0,
that if we will, we can scatter them to the
four winds almost with breath.
Therefore, let the Monroe doctrine"
be avowed; or, if that will not Go, as Mr..
Mason seems 10 think, let us have an
! american doctrine, and let that doctrine
be, that while we will sacredly observe
the present rights of European powers on
this side of the Atlantic, we will stead
lastly oppose, even with our arms, any
further acquisitions by them, either peace
ably or by force. This we owe to our
own safety, and we owe it, also, to those
weaker powers on this continent, who are
unable to defend themselves against the
encroachments Of European nations.
We are aware that this doctrine is op-
posed by many throughout the country,
but it is either because they are as selfish
as the turtle that draws himself within his
shell and cares for nought around him, or
as timid as the hare that starts at the rus
tie of every leaf, and utterly unworthy to
be American citizens. We are great and
strong, entirely competent to knock down
any bully that insults us or assaults our
weaker neighbors, and let us do it.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-02-09

Eavlng heard much complaint entered
against the late State Convention on &C
count of taxes. we have examined to as
certain whether it was well-founded or
not, and find that the estimated expenses
of the officers of Government for the year
ending the 3oth September, 1851, under
the old constitution was $89, SOC, OOO.-
The report shows the expenses for the
year ending 3oth September, 1852, I'M
der the new constitution to be 90, 442 dol
lars IS cents, showing that the new go
vernment is about as cheap as the Old
The cause OF increased taxation is obvi-
Gus, and cannotbe disputed. For several
years past the Legislature has been ma
king large appropriations for works of In
ternal Improvement, and in order to pay
the annual interest on the money borrow
ed, and provide for the ultimate payment
of the principal, increased taxation is
absolutely necessary, and cannot be avoid
ed, and we must meet it as we should,
like patriots. +
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-02-09

ELECTION FOR CONSTRUCTIVE neglect
ed last week to give the result of the cleo
ton held on the 29th ult., for Constable
in the LIST district, to supply the vacancy
occasioned by the resignation of N. A.
shuttelworth. The following is the result
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-02-09

@Buy your goods from those who
advertise.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-02-09

GLARKsBURG, WEDNESDAY, FEB ., 1883
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-02-09
AUDITORS Repofe.

We have examined to some extentthe
able report Of R. johnson, Esq. Auditor
of Public Accounts. showing the fiscal
condition of the Commonwealth for the
year ending the soth of September, 1852,
and are gratified to find the finances of
the State in sound condition, and its
credit well sustained. The report shows
the gratifying fact that this region of the
State is increasing in wealth more rapidly
than any other, 1t also shows the great
injustice done it in the exemption from
taxation of slaves by the Convention, and
agricultural products by the Legislature,
and taxing cattle. sheep and hogs, by ex-
posing the fallacy of the argument relied
on by some, that the East had as many
cattle. sheep and hogs as the West. The
report shows the value of that description
of property to be in the several grand di-
visions of the State as follows
Allegheny, s4.3ss.sls 90
Valley, S2444O2e so
Piedmont, Sssl7o 4I OO
Underwater, saOa0'555 40
Entire Vest, 6,SS7, GAP O9
Entire East, S5sST.7s6 TX
Excess infavo, of the
West over tl.3 East sl49es45 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-26
ANTHONY J. BLEEcEER, Auctonees.
gUNVIRTY EIGHT DESIRABLE BUILD

Il ING LOTS lth and 5thsys, and on ILL., III, llsA
and ll5ih-sts, New-York, at Auctiol.\
ANTHONY j. BLEECKER will sell at pubic Auc,s,
on Saturday March 5. 1883 at " O'Clock, at the Nc.
chants Exchange, the following property, via
On ithev-Eisht LO,, forming the entire mont q Ne
block on the west side OF itha between lth and INA.
u.
On lllth and 18th sts-Also Twenty choice Lon II
living ia one body 10 of he fronting iiiths al
10 fronting l2thst bcns in Of the above, sad ~
feet wess of ith-ay.
ON 5th-av-Also, Eight lots, forming tho whole front
the block the side OF 5thay between liith aud 5
Also,
Two Lots in rear of the same fronting liza al
on 18th SITS
For Maps terms, and further Particular spply As
Auctioueer, No. 7 Broad-st. (3,I2i).
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-26
ANTHONY J. BLEEcKEs, Aoctioneer.

Il AhVL anu PtItHIPJUT! oAI1E OF HDDUI IU4
lIBuldng Lots forming TWO Blocks OF Ground with wa
ter fronts lst and Sdays aud 99lh aud 9Jth-st
al auction.
ANTHONY J. BLEECKER will sell at public auction
THURSDAY March s. 1853 at y o'clock at the Msr-
chants Exchange. the following Building Lots, viz
About ~ Lots forming nearly the entire block OF ground
bounded By the ID and ID and by 18Th and Goth
AsoSZ Lots forming tie whole block Of ground bounded
BY the lst and ID avs, and by 93th and gsshsts.
Also Lots forming the whole front OF the block be-
tween sSth and 9ht- the side Of s,ay with the
valuable night in front OF sad property being on the
East River For describing the above property with
terms and further particulars apply the Auconeex No
Broad-a. (kS8D
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-26
h A. CHILroS, Auctioneer
TuREE-STORN BRICK HOUSES AMI

Il LOTS at auction Sammt-st, South Brooklyn.--
COLES Chiffon will sell at suction ca SATURDAY
Feb rs at u O'Clock, at the Merchants Exchange
mitst Brooklyn, three story brick honss and os on u,
southery side, between Columbia and Ackssts beins ~
eisht houses nearest Columbisst The lots are ~ n
feet each the houses - BY "a feet built and hnsss
modern style with under cellars and vaults In ont mNss
mantes gas and water throughout with bathing rooms "a
water closets range in the kitchen. Sc within hSe mfra
walk Hamilton ferry For terms and maps Apply . ~
AuctiOneers No Wall-ss tsS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-26
AUCTION SALE.-ANTHONY j

~ BLEECKER viii sell At auction on MoNuAt, ga
a. of ysbruarv next az l. o'clock at the Merchants
Exchnse the following very desirable property; VIZ
ON the Forth side Of slstst, 80 feet west OF SSVJ
ur new three story ard basement Houses Lots hnhe
IN the be,t manner with Croon water and the other mod
eru ccuvsrences designed expressly tor Senteel nhss
Two new twostory and basement Coetsges Nhd LSss
sv built u rnoisru STYLE snd in the best manner and are
dchshtfu residences for private families Also two ees-
tful Lots adjoining the Cottages, with sasde ana nun
trees &c. ,,,..,
Two two story attic and basement Houses and Lots Sta-
aed next the north west corner Of LeNinsooay and
fronting on the avenue Also the attention OF the plbc
particu ary cal vacant Lots which are hsti
sonev located Wig -Four Lots north SIDE Ssist ol teet
INCHES est 81 av Also Los 7Sth AMI Sthets, 9Th
aid SHAY (see handhs for these and other Lots IN
enc sale all Of which are very desirable No better op'
vortuny viii be offered tins season 70 those wac wish 20
secure pleas and permanent residences
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-26
OFFICE or THE NoRrH- WEsrERN NIRGINIA RAILROAD
=. COMPANY, Baltimore Jan. %, 1883 !
$2.5OO.OOO. R p IIH6EB BUG

M u -
Proposals will be received the Banking House Of Mesqs
DUNCAN, SHERMAN Co, in the City OF New-York,
until IL O'Clock noon of the LIST day OF March next for
loan Of and oneha millions Of dollars the Coupon
Bonds Of this Company, sums OF $1,000 10 $500 each,
payable the rt day January in the eighteen hum
dred and seventy three in the city Of Baltimore with in
terest AZ the rate OF cent payable halt
yearly. the first days OF January and July, also in said
city.
One million and half of sad Bonds being secured BY the
ndosed guarantee Of the Mayor and City Council OF
Baltimore ard the remaining million by the Endorsed
q the Baltimore and OHIO Railroad Company, the
named million of said bonds being convertible the
Stock Of this Company within years from the LIST day
OF March next.
No distinction will be made by this Company between the
bonds account Of their respective guaantees Persons
bidding for fyen amount will SIXTY per cent OF
the bonds guaranteed by the city, and forty per of
those guaranteed BY the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com.
pany and are requested TO the uniform they
disposed to give tor them accordingly, neither class will
be issued separately.
Persons bidding for the above loan will please address,
their Proposals" under SEAL the President and Directors
Of the Northwestern Virginia Railroad Co. care of Duncan
Seman Co, Newlork, and indorse them Proposll,'
for Peterborough Railroad Loan.
The bids will be opened il the presence of Committee
Of the Company.
The Bonds viii be ready for delivery all the month OF
March deposit Of 10 per cent which interest the
Of per Will be allowed will be re-
CURED acceptance OF the bids and bidders will have the
OF the BoLds AZ the rate OF 10 per monthly
Any further information desired may be obtained al this
office. application at the BANKING House Of Msssr.
DUNCAN, SHERMAN co, New York
BY order OF the President and Directors,
p. u. VAN WISKLE, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-26
H.H. Lrrps ( Co. Anetionee,
JANEs COR. Anctioneer.

DEREMPTORl SAL T. al % LOTS o,
Il eth.st., Plank Rosd, and TIE llthav IN The Id,
Maid Brook lvu JAMES COLE wall sell At Aacnos az
TUESDAY March l. 1888, 81 - O'Clock, AZ the MercAss
Exchsnge the following very desirable property va;
S lots fronting Plank Road-sg, corner Of AhsG no
lots are each . feet mont BY over lro deep.
Il lots ON the ltth-sv corner Of Ih st.
IS lots on 9th-st adjoining the above each lot ~ 10
feet.
Is gore lots in the rear Of the above.
This property very desirable tor investment mr,.
nent being on hish grade and good ground Ninth ,,,t
is panked and all the in the vicinity and tie ava,
snues graded
Terms-so per cent may remain on bond and mortsas,
If desired
Mars may he obtained AZ the Offices OF the Ancsie~r
No IS Sutton -st Brooklyn and Nc. Wals Ney.Yrl
(S0g)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-26
ANTHONY J. BLEEcKER, Auctioneer
/ ARGE and PEREMPTORYS SALE Of about


- so beautiful Building Lots and between New
Brighton and TOrnpkLsyie, Staten Island lat. the prom
eTiy OF Dr. J. q. Westeryet-ANTHONYJ BLEECkER
will sell Il public auction, THURSDAY the 10th day OF
haren 1919 al II o'clock At the Merchants Exchange in
the City Of NesYors the following des properly Viz
On Staten Island about 32 choice building lots fornnx
heary S6ook Of ground situated and bounded by Wester.
yeay Isl I'd ID 4th 5th, hh and 7thays aud BY Brock.
" ;testsd on staten Island and be<weep New Bnzhtoa
and IoupkDsYle. The whole of this property IS within
I'VE minutes walk Of both the New Brighton and Tonp-
hns'le Ferries The average time from any portion OF
me properly 70 either OF the above tes and from the
teny IN New-fork 70 Walst, vicinity is within 40
minutes BY steamboat either from New Brighton or Tomn
knsve ever salf hour fare st cents and by
o"er than any stage line IN the City OF SewYork From
Tie entlre property there tine Of SANDY HOOK tb
ocean; the whole Of NewYork Bay Long Island Shore
rom Fot Hamilton 70 Williamsburg the E..t and yah
Rivers, Newark, and Newark BAY ~
Inc Agent OF The property be every day dunz
the week between the hours Of 10 A NJ and oelack
a. Joness tantlus Hail. Tonpknsyille Ferry stsssn
Isanc, who Will give al the necessary nforration The
sets are opened and graded The terms are 10 DER cent
d ths iees on the day Of ale 40 per cent on
ne delivery Of the deeds and the balance NAV reTT on
eond AID mortgage for i've year, if required Yor
es'er6ng the above property apply 70 the Aue,o.ssr
No. 7 Broad-st, New-York II eza "u'"'"'e''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-26
Sales bp Aurtion.

AUCTION NOTICE.-The genteel and con
~ vsriert two-story Brlck Dwelling HOUSE ana 70.
essterlv .Se OF the street the distance Of IS tee o
erv nom How ARD 81 snd containing 2 ieet IN Width AZ
IS 10, inches In length viii De sold At public sucoa
TIE Merrhapts' ExchAnss Gu MONDAY, Feb 3, tS@ a.
n o'cock large portion OF the purchase money may
remain en- bond ard mortgage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-26

TRk.svEY DEPARTMENT RALEIGH, y. C. Jan IS 1883
NORTH CAROLINA SIX PER CENT.
~ STATE BOSDS-Sesled proposals VII Be received
In the CITY Of SewYcrk Until 10 seoek n OF TIE 5s
OF March psxt iog the purchase Of
100000
Of Bonds i.s-ed ~ TIE STATE Of NORTH CAROLINA
These Bonds VII bear date TIE FIRST Of JANUARY,
lass. and viii run THIRTY YEARS. Tsey VIII have
Coupons srrEched snd the Interest SIX PER CENT.
PR ANNUM, VIII BE psysbls On the sst days Of JAY
and January Of each year.
B0th interest and prnopl viii te payable a the BANK
or THE REPUBLIC, IN the c.ty Of Sew-YOrt, unles
the purchaser nay prefer have hs made payable the
Treasury Of S0rtA Czrohns-
They issued un3sT the satsorty of the Legislator.
Of North Carolina :og the construction CT the NORTH
CAROLILA RAILROAD, AID 4 addition 70 re faith Of
the STATE al the Sock held By The STATE n The sud Rail-
roAi and The Divdeads from nd Stock, ars sIpresy
pledged for their redemption
THESE BONDS ARE, BY EXPRESS ENACTMENT,
EXENPTED IRON TAXATION
Parties o&ens VIII please sS&-e-s their let.ers in
6osd SsAiad Proposals. for North CArohns StAts Boa'
10 the rndeEsEred Nex-Yozk directed % ne care Of
Messrs. BROWNS DE ROSSET, Va 10 Fror.r, Ny.
THE BIDS WILL BIZ OPENED n the BAak Of TIE
Rsr1sae q; O'clock P. NJ, On he SlS day Of MARCH
kExI, u tie Preseaee Ct Lana, Esq, PreGSen, Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-26
ANTHONY J. BLEEcsER, Auctioneer,
THE VALUABLE PROPERTY Nos %
j - and % Mulberry st Also, - Lot: on Broadway

Il ~ and "a Mulberry 81. Also, u Lots ON Broadway ra
47th-st, IN the City OF Newly orb, at Auction.
ANTHONY J. BLEECkkR will sell at Public Arnaa
on WEDNESDAY, March z, 1858, al u o'cloct 10
Merchants Exchange, the following valuable propay,rI
On Mulberry-st The HOUSES and Lots OF srcnnAtssss
as Nos 80 - and SO Mubeuy-st, including the souAss
corner Of Walker aud Mulberry the Lots each SJ
leo feet In depth Also the two story brick House sna "a
No lt9 WaIkerst. BY the widening OF Canal st. whiis
contemplated this property will give about LOO feet oas
said street
On Broadway-One valuable building Lot situated onts
SW. corner of Broadway and Hthst.
On 47thst-Also Lots In rear OF the shove tfontnf
the south side of 9Th st. between Sthsy. aud Broadway
conmencns 80 feet inches from Broadway.
On Broadway-Also, Lots with the frame iioss nj
Shop thereon situated tie north west corner OF Broadway
and tTth-st, both Lots fronting on Broadway
Also Lots of ground situated the north side oil Ess
directly in the OF the above lots, aud commencing
feet west OF Broadway.
For maps describing the above property with .erw nd
further particulars apply to the Auctoneer, No. bfoa
(285l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-26
B.A. Chiffon, Auctioneer
HOUSE and LOT No. 81 BAYARD-ST.

Il Il near the Bowery, az Auction COLE Chiffon
will sell at auction MONDAY, Feb. "a, 1883, at IL oclk
at the Merchants Exchange tie valuable property No 81
Bsyardst, the south side, between the Bswery aud
Ehzabeths The lot 5 feet in front and and IS feet
deep. On the Let there Il twOstory and attic brick front
house p deep with l4teot6 inches
BY 20 feet deep aid piazza feet wide For maps and fall
particulars apply at the office Of the Auctonssn, No.
Wallet (j5D
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An MsSwIs, Auctonesr.
DY BANGS. BROTHER H. Co.-Trsic

FIFTY.SEVENTH NETWORK TRADE SALE,
TO be commenced on MONDAY, ilsi March, lS1
BIB Co solicit consigumeuis OF Books. PAPERS SRA
rIoSERy. SrEREorYPE PLATES BISosss CLora' LEArH,
&C. for the next regular Trade Sale, to Be eommencea
at the above date. -,
Nth of January inst