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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-03-31

telling. Wfat will honest men say to ch paragraphs
this going Ground. of whis paaers out of Ohio
Wen veLtEa the assertion that this very Federa e,
tor who apphe the word "'rory" 10 The Democrats Of
Ohio, is descended from some one who was hung for
high treason during the revoIuon Bntlet that pass
Alost OF thebanks have closed up says this Federal
ist Is truel Have not 22 nut Of 80 banks -snow
redecning every dollar a( their paper with speciei
"No money in'circuiaton, saysl he. Is this t;uvl
Have we now anyspecie or notes aof specie paying
banks in crcu ai0nl Do moi the farmers receive mon.
yfor all the wheat and produce they bring 10 marketl
Again he says Business is SUSPENDED and all is coh-
Elsio and1derangemsnt We can prnve the Gasitv Of
this without going from county. In the town
'ofDsver all kinds of orbusness MS brisk as it was
year or years ago. The merchants and mechanics
doing and caculie to do mpek business as
ever. In Snndyve, iew store Is abot 10 be opened,
and there Is town in the county but has its new
buildings going up. Here. in New Philadelphia, in ad.
dition to the stores we have, building is nuw being
fitted up for branch of the Doyer mammoth company's
tore. Not sat SIZED with their present business this
company is extabishing branhe. here aOd there; would
all these things he going business suspendedi
Asst is in Hscarawas, is the State yet these
political scUun1res would rather sim tile country to the
deepest pits OF inlany, than the efforts ofthe De.
mocracy to do good successful.
The federal editors Of other states are no worse than
thnse of our We them here notwilh hstanding
they daily hear and & feel the bepels resulting from
the return to sound currency crying out distress,
bloody thunder aud ruin in hopes ofdecsivng the hon.
est yeomnnry ofthe land. But will working men, hav
ing their senses submit to be gued by Federal panic
makers, and bank bought slaves, whose principles are
Rule RUM ard whose respect for the great masses
is in reality nothing but COntempll If they do allow
themselves to be frightened into the support of Federal
ism, they are unworthy the name Of fresrnsn
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For the Ohio Democrat.
A LIE-THE FATHER, Sc.

In the last Budget of Filth, puLshed in this place,
10y the all WISE and most powerful and WRblsm,sked
veuder Of Federal pukes, will be found an urcs pur-
porting to come from The pen "A Republican =
Ctleavon the mark f the tories of the Revolution
Republicans, | acknowedgsihs writers claims,
hut moi otherwise. aud which, disguise it as you will
betTays the deed n the sedacer, well os the radu>
Ger. Ii is fac nie OF the great and mickle. headed
Jim Patrick, who is well known the nominal editor,
BORROWED plumage) correspondent and loaing genius
ofths Advocate. And of'what does he speak9 for
lie has GaCted of Wing Reform, until every hair he had
has refused to anlnt hahltatiOn full Of namY and
falsehoJd of the Democracy endeavorihg to render
justice to the war-worn veteran of country rights
-of the letter of General Jackson Aud of what does
the letter speakl # merely asks that Justice may be
done to the Old Hero, he sleeps his everlasting
sleop;it asks for The thousand dollars which was
impsej upon HIN a fine. by Hhig or tory Con-
gress for securing the liberties of his country e too
well knows thai modern eErtGiiing TORIES Ia name
is nothing, when seduction and of deeper dye
renders il necessary to be changed and Kks an odd
prefix to any nanie although they could expend some
millions a sing song President, for one months SER
vice. were possessed of sufficient love Of country
as to return copper to the Hero they had basely
robbed. Justice was his onv A@mand-the only wish
expressed 10 S.er,i Dayezac. Where then is the ,Iea
upon which the omnipotent and immaculate ~ repre>
sentative Of the assnine family 6unds his suspicion of
It's lorgeryf Merely because the Major gives to the
public but an extract from the old veterans letter, and
the omission of the signatuel What henous offence
what terrible fOTgery-whata field has he lelt open
for the gigantic talents Of the Brobdignagan TOOL Of the
Advocate who for beauty oangusgs and sOundness of
argument may be truly said to surpass the immortal aus
thor Of Jack and Gill, Went ur the hill" Au ex-
tract without signature! Wonderful think, how.
ever, have someW '.re seen another such extract,
commencing Dearest Harriet shall we never or it
might have been full letter, and ended with, thy GRIM.
ina lover James Patrick Ddst ever see it, thou thing
of lniamy' Probably that too was forgery, and
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-03-31
TOM CORWIN'S HONESTY.

On the 25th January, the Legislature passed resou-
ton, and instructed the Governor send to Wash.
ington Immediately insiructing our Congressman to
vote for bill to refund Gen, Jackson the fine of $1,000
imposed upon him at N. Oleans. The resolutions never
came to hand ill the 9TH March, 4. had not until scme
fuss been made about them by the Ohio lmembers Mr.
Federal Governor Corwiu would probably have never
sen, them What are we to think of "a Governor,
who would stoop TO such dirty trick this merely to
crafty his federal prCdudlces' that would thus
attemptto hwan The act Ofthe Legislature, and pre-
vent an old war worn hero from receiving justice at
the hands of his countymen, unworthy the name of
aCilzen- much less the Governor of Ohio
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GROANs OF THE WICKED.

The Federal leaders are sroanng over the fale OF
some half dozen rotten and corrupt banks kicked out Of
existence because Of their rotlenness. They may well
eroan for they have lost their "bread and butter they
can no logger weld these chartered corporations as po-
ltica engines to corrupt the peope-to buy up editors
10 lay pipe or crush the1DemOcracy. The day is
pas, in Ohio, we hope, when Banks and Bankers took
The fold, and moi only carried corruption into The balo
box but govsreued aud swayed the legislative power
The stern and unAnchng democracy have in measure
accomplished what they batried for, for yeurs-vz To
free bank influence from the legislative ha-to drive
it back to legitimate putpOses-tO blot from existence
worthless currency, and to give the people sound
circulating medium. All lshave the democracy ac-
eompshed in their resumption law, in the bill to reg
a,e bankingand the bill punish shinpas,er Venders
Notwithstanding the good effects are felt by every
working man, ye, tho croukng advocates of broken
banks are Crying out Distress and groanns over the
ruin osuch dsunc swndling shops the Canton, Ur>
bana Granville, Gsrman Dauk of Wooster. and Calls
polls banks Their srosns long aud loud, but will
do no sorvics, for ho grOaas Of the wicked aVaeth
nothing" asz,.- s -.
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MR.. GIDDINGs-TREAsoN

The reader is referred to the news from Washington,
where it will be found Ohio whig member of Con-
gress, named Gddings out openly in favor of The
British was censured by Congress raltor-and aE-
forwards resigned his because he could not carry
his reasonable purposes into effect. We had thought
Massachusetts had the greatest traitor but Ohio has
clipsed her. The wings Of Ohio have outdone ihe
Had6,d Convention State in the way Of Treason, and
will no doubt glory in it.
Is there any longer any doub. that the intention Of
Federalism is to break up Government and estab-
sh monarchy, when we see the prominent leaders
almost daily throwing ebrandS into republican ed
6cel # is time the democracy were up and doing,
ere itbe too late Meetings should be held everywhere
and the open and ayowed traitors, should be branded
with eternal nGamy by all good men. This man Gid-
dngs, will soon be back to Ohio if the "aboring earth
do not expand her jaws and enguph him." Then let
Chios freemeb, meet him with curses and drive the
murderous parrlcide fiom borders. Let every free
mans bosom heave with Indignation as he censures
this traitor to his State his country and his God. May
he never know moments peace, of body or mind g.
receive the just condemnation of the human race.
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OHIO DOMESTIC LOAN.

EGURSUANT to the net of the Legislature ooho Of the 7h
of March, 1872 entitled An act 10 provide for the pay
ment temporary liabilities of the State tie interest
the debit and for other purposes notice hereby given
that of the undersigned will attend Wednesday, the
30h day of March, inst from o'clock A. NJ until O'Clock
P. NJ, at each Of the following places, 10 witt
In the city Of Columbus, at the office of the Canal Pund
Commissioners. -
In the city of Cincinnati at the Bank Of the Ohio Life In
Eurance and Trust Company.
the of Canton, the office of the Comfy Auditor
purpose of receiving proposals for the purchase Of o.
bio Canal Stock benrng interest of six per cent payable
annually at tile State Treasury, the principal to be re-
deemed pleasure Of the State also at tile Stale Treasury
Certificates of Stock will be issued in to suit purclas
ers, of not less than one hundred dollars each.
Should sales of this stock the authorized by said
not be made the day above mentioned the undersigned
will afterwards continue receive proposals at tbeE Office a
Columbus until the whole authorized is Opposed Of
JOSEPH s. LAKE,
N. H. SWAYNE,
ALFRED KELLEY,
,' Commlssio ners of the ohio Canal Fund.
Columbus March IL, l842.-9tm.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-03-31
CORRUPTION AMONG OUR RULERS.


Kendalls Democrat, printed at Washington in an
article on Abuses and Reform gowlngly shows up
The corruption among our Federal rulers We make
an extract.
"Some Of our Congressional Reformers have as little
comPuncton in violating the laws and approprang the
public property of kind TO their private use as they
have in falsely arraignhg the Executive Departments
Why, to gel home the books they vote to themselves
free of cost they do not hesitate to endorse nm official
lie upon their backs. calling them Public Documents
and send them under frank through tho mails! The
same Practice has to some extent prevailed in sending
other books. Thos, Uncle Sam is made to gire them
tho books and then carry Mcm for nothing to the ex-
tremes of the Union.
Nor is this all. They use TIE public stationery by
qures and reams for their private purposes and
glVoitto their friends. They take tito print their
circulars and speeches and when printed they fold
them in the public envelope paper Some are even so
shameless as to take the public paper, write their franks
upon each sheet halsheet and gue and send il to
then heLds to enable them to cheat the Post office De-
parment out of its legal dues. We have heard, and
think probable that cases have occurred, where mem
oers have sold The public stationery ,cih their arkS up
on it Aud why non Alay not man with as much
moral right SELL hatwhch belongs to another as giSe
1t away or use it for hispriyatO purposesf
Yet these are the FedcraIists who promised us
'Refom'--who humbugged the people by saying rhey
would carry on the Government honety,. If they got
into power. And this is the way they do it--votng
themselves Injuries to be paid for out of the people
iuxes-seing those luxuriNs, and pOcketiug the mon
ey, and perhaps spending at a bawdy house, Can
any good come from sucha ofiedsral rulen1 What
think you tax payers of Ohiol Did you help turn the
Democracy out Of power for the purpose of allowing
Whggery to get in and gamble off your tsxesl No. You
expected Reform, Rerenchment, and economy, and
yousro getting it with vengance. -..--.--.,--.-.
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tive of the people discountenance all efforts to Gre
ate excitement dissatisfaction, and DIVISION among the
PEOPLE Of tie United Suites 81 such umes aud under
suLh circumstances, wtrh is the only effect to he ac
mplished by tha iHtroducP of senililenis befire
the Ley slalve Ludy of lhs county, l0slile 10 tie
grounds assumed by the high funchonafy having in
charge thus important and delicate trust
Aud whereas mutinY and murder are therein ius:i-
fed and approved in terms shocking 10 all sense Of
law, order, and humanity, lheiSlors
Res lived, That This House holds The conduct Of The
said member as altogether unwarranted and unwarIsnt,
able aud deserving the condemnation Of the people Of
his counts', and ofrhrs body in particular.
long aux irregular discussion entsredin the course
of which Mr. Glddngs asked for time, until this day
Fortnight aud afterwards until Thursday. y.week, make
his defence.
On this question, on points OF order, motions to ad.
journ. &c. the time was occupied unt2O minutes past
o'clock, when
The House adjourned without coming any decision.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

pursuance Of order heretofore by he Court Of
Common Pleas the undersigned admin estate
Of Robert Dougherty deceased w 22d day of pr
l842 offer public auction the following described real
tate in Perry township, Tuscaawas county The
quarter of section No twenyone of township 5, and
range subject tile Dover estate of said Mary Doughery
widow said Inesate. described folows--bes
the Ecorne of said quarter Of Section No 81 township
g. range thence running north so perches post thence
west 50 perces post thence north 80 perces to 81 post
thence south 80 pecs apos thence by the sout boun
Diary ue of said quarter section 1913 nerce tile place of be
ginning, containing 62 2 Sale tie be held upon said
premises WILLIAM BOYD,
Administrator of the estate of Robert DOuglerty, lec
March 17.--5t9
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-03-31

The news from Mexico, in this paper, is highly in
eresng and reflects discredt aud disgrace on th6 A.
merican government. Were the democracy in power
such insults to he nation would not go unpunished
day longer tban few of ships Of war could get be-
fore hsexicau ports As ii s they must be Ieft rot>
ting on the docs because there is nomUney in the trca
sury to fit them out land disposition in our Feder~
al rulers in Congress protect the connrys honoH
And all this time American citizens chained like leons
and made to work il. tlssrees of Mexico. Is If not
enough tu make every repulIicans heart bleedl
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-03-31

REsUMPTION.-A1os of the Pennsylvania banks
have a,last resumed specie payments The people de-
manded it. and threatened them with destruction in case
of refusal The banks ofWest Jersey, Wilmington.
Delaware and Baltimore, have also commenced specie
payments, some ofthem months before the time fixed
by their legislatures, What will the whig croakers, IL
anti>feSunpion snpIaster party Of OHIO, say to ,s'
O6io, Pennsylvania, Delaware Mary yland. New Jer-
sey, New York. Massachusetts, Rhode Island, iConnec
ticut, Vermont Maine, New Hampshire and Michigan,
all now have their specie paying banks The work
goes brayey on. .s re- - .,..-
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SPECIE PAYING BANKS.

TAIlNu DANho.
Western Reserve Bank,
Farmers and Mechanics Bank Steubenvile,
Columbiana Bank of New Lisbon,
Bank ofMt. Pleasant,
Belmont Bank ofSt. Clairsyille,
Bank Of Marietta
- Zanesville,
% Muskingum,
:" Crcleville (old)
Ohio Life Ins. & Trust Co.
Bank of Norwalk
Dsyton Bpnk,
Bank of Geauga,
Wooster,
Massilloi,
- ' SanduskJ,
q Xenia,
Franklin Bank Of Cincinnati
Lafayette q
Commercial I"
Commercial Bank of Scioto,
Clinton Bank of Columbus
The Columbus Statesman, contains ''Specie basis
Bank Note Table" in which .he value Of the follow
ing suspended andbroken Bank notes, is thus rated:
Franklin Bank of Columbus, lS discount,
Bank of Chillico,he 20 dis.
Lancaster Ohio Bank 25 dis
Bank of Hamilton, so dis
Farm rs Bank of Canton, so dis
Con msrcial Bank FLAKE Erie, SO dis
Bank ofCleveland, 60 dis
Bank of Granville, 62 dis
Urbana Banking Co. rs Js
INDIANA.
State Bank'& Branches, 10 dis
State Scrip, 5s SO dis
MICHIGAN. 49,.
Bank of ST. Clair, 10 dis
80 '' Indursed by Smiths 10 dis
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BOOT AND SHOE MAKING,

VUNHE subscriber respectfully informs the citizens Of
II New Philadelphia, and the surrounding country.
that he carries The above business in all its various
branches in the building formerly occupied by Simon
P IuffnagIe as s-shop. few doors south Of The
New York store and he has and intends constantly
to keep on hand the hest of Stock and superior work.
man, ESQ uncommon tothis country.) BY this, and
dae attention business lie hopes to merit Consdra.
bio share of public patronage.
The public in general invited to call and see ue.
fore purchasing elsewhere he is bound to give good
bargains for cash. JOHN MCDANIEL. .
March "a, 642,-10tf.
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TO MECHANICS.

BEAUTIFULLY printed and embeisled paper entitled
IN the "AMERIGAN 'MECHANIC,' is published weekly
at 81 Annsree New York, by Vandose Porter, and de-
voted to Mechanic Arts, New Inventons, and scientific
improvements In general Each number contains descrp
tion of at Mechanical invention with engra
wing Terms dollar and fifty cents per of which
one dollar is required In advance. >.-r
March |, 1912. s "a
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber has been ap
~ pointed administrator of the of Sedgwick Heaey,
lnte Of Tuscarawns county, deceased.
March l8,-4t9 JOHN SHANK.
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wHTpplNG THE BRIrlSH. The

WHIPPING THE BRITISH The hrig
Emprasenrio. which arrived at New. Jeans
on the 9TH assant,in three dsysfrom Havana
reports that there had been an engagement on
on, The coast Of Cuba. beiweensan Ehglisr gov
ernment armed brig AMI an Afean shaver in
which the Btitishbfig wss beaten of, andre-
tired, - 80
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ONE. GENT REWARD.

VpAN away from the subscriber. the 26t Of February
~ last indebted apprentice the Saddery business na
med HENRY DANFoRTH, about II years of age. Al per-
cautioned against hnrborng trusting said runaway
nt their peril. y ~ WILLIM SHEAR.
New Ph!a, MarCbI1 I8l2.-3t9,N
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-03-31
AT'TEN TION.

TO the Commissioned officers Of tie 1st Regiment,
4,h Brigade, Sd Division o. Militia you hereby no-
tiled to meet at the house OLA. d. Chafant in the
town ofDover,on Saturday the 23d day of April next
then & proceed to eectone o for said Regiment
in place OF Col. G. WalIck resigned.
S.By order of the Brgadier General
Benjamin Pritchard Brig. Ins.
New Philadeipha Match 28 IS42.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

EpY order of the Court of Common Pleas Of Tuscaraw
Id as county shall proceed to sell public vendue on the
a2d day of April next premises the following described
land situate in Bucks township County on south
west uuaser of the north quarter of Section TO- Town
ship Range u s. Military Land property of the estate OF
Henry Miller. decd JOHN SHANK, Aamr
March 18th, l842. ..4afE
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FEsTDER 4 Al ilUMBUGGERY 4

The fsderal organ of this county--whch tor years
has been controlled 6y such men as Ben. Bentley ana
his assocates-is out against the resumption law. Al
the head of its editorial column, we find the powing'
The currency ofPennsy ylyauia, is entirely different
from That of fOho==aud asudden resumption there, can
not have lhs disastrous effects thatit has had here.
The resurnpon law llasiiad disastrous eBect' says
this iSdera organ and yet in the very same column we
find list of22, out Of the 30 odd banks Of Ohio now
actually rodeeming every dollar oher issues with Sill
yer Here them are Tho disastrous effects Of the re"
sumption law, three lourhs ofour banks payng spccie
and ye, we are told ofthe disastrous effect, &C. was
there everan assertion false bolder attempt at
humbuggery' Whati is making the banks doe ovel
the hard stuff producing distress in ohio' Is inrnis-
ing the people sound currency, producing distTessi
Are we to be told that forsooih the Legislature have
caused specie to return once more among the working
ncnAto pay them for their honest labor-to furnish
change to the whole community, it isproducng dis
astrols efactsi' Does the farmer who now Ieceives
specie orpapsr worth specie for his wheat instead ol
the he received last winter, txperi noa
any "disaslrous effectsl Disastrous indeed Let
The knaye who uttered that sentence, but 80 out among
the farmers, and aborng men, whom no helped to rob-
by advocating an irreGeomablc snpaser curreney-lst
him tell these men off whose taxes he makes his mon-
ey that Iesumpton law is prodacingdlsress, and
they makelLm travel faster, than he did on the night
he left Old Zacarlah. .Pouson's house,
There more in this federal cry Of distress than meets
the eye. The federal convention that nominated Cor
win, seeing that the resumption law would pass, and
majority of lhebanks would sustain the law, deter
mined upsna plan to prsven, the overhrowtha, would
ensue to Ier party in consequence Of resumption OF
specie payments That plan now in Operation in ev.
cry county We it in the cry Of distress raised by
the Federal organ in this county We seq it IN the at
tempt Of the whig merchants to force upon community
batch Of sinpastsrl in violation Of all law and when
there are two banks within day ride, where specie
change plenty can be had. We see it in tie attempt
Ofour County treasurer pay out nothngbut notes OF
suspended banks, (for we areZso informsd.) And we
caution the people to beware in ime Beyg a,sse
bumbug cries of distress. Have nothing with
shinplasters or their issuers. Take noihi round
but specie, or its equivalent notes OF sbSS paying
banks susiaip yourlaws faithfully land ,rown down
at nes;ts deep laid sShsne of Federasm TO- tbwart
them, and all will be we'll. .- i3t-
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. J= The Government has ordered new steamer Of
war to be built al Pisburg, tobe put on Lake Erie
Also quantity ofcOnnon have been ordered to be cast
at the same place, for the Western ffonter.
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SPECIAL COURT.

A Special court will be holden al New Philadephih,
on Thursday the 7h day Of April, A D.1S42, at l2
ocloct M for the purpose of granting letters Of Admin"
istration. Probate ofwk, aud appointing Guardians
&c. ~
March, 29, 1912
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NOTICE.

nj Office is HEREBY GIVEN that the Partnership in the
IN srAeING business the from GAINESVILLE Woos.
ter under the firm and style of SPRINGER Co, dis
solved about the l7h of February last by mutual consent
Persons having claims against said firm will present them to
NJ. sPRNeEr for settlement. "a.
n. SPRINGER,
ea w, D. HARTMAN
March 24th, 1912.
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Fof lIle OhiosDemocrat.

- 81 For The Ohio Democrat!
oS DIR. 1T is currently ropoTed and generally be-
lsved that The Editor Of the Advocate wore the hair off
his head in scratching ideas how to cheat his fellow
morials, and deceveihe public. Hence bis badness.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE heeby given that the subscriber has been ap
IN pointed administrative of the esateof siias Walker late
of Tuscarawas county, dec. MARGARET WALKER.
March l8-At9.
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IN Bankruptcy on the appliraion of JasEPH STRAM.
FURR' of Port Washington. ruscarawas County, Ohio.
ME above having been referred 10 me- Commission
e Of Bankups for Tuscarawas onny aforesaid by the
Honorable tic District Court n the United Sinies Ohio Dis.
c am peparedto receive proof of claims Of the cred.
Of the said Joseph sah Burr 5h of April 1872
b. NJ. THERToN, Commissioner
March l7,-4Igptf$t OF Bankrupts