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These stocks were cstimlted on the 9th May,
l-l2. by Charles Manchester Thomas Wickersham,
and Joseph Swift, brokers, to be WORTH at that time
SIC 100 showing an estimated loss Of $50 63i O.
30 much for the unholy connection of Bank and
Church. lfany one had proposed TO invest the
funds Of the Church in lottery tickets, the whole bo
dy of clergy and aty would have been "horrlhed"
at such a proposal BY those who had the
agement Of the financial concerns OF the general as
semb.y, chose 10 employ rs funds in far worse
kind of gambling, to wit in paper money banking,
and no one ought to regret the loss that has conse
quently been sustained
The Ohio Patriot comments on the above as fol-
lows. We should like to know if counterpart of
''Hram Grstooid' is not to be found in other
ne ghborhoods besides that Of Gallipolisl
The facts embodied in the article above are truly
astounding. The Presbyterian Church of the Unit
ed states has been made to play part in the grand
scheme OF bank robbery that has been co-extensve
with the limits of the Union. It would seem that
some Of It's ministers and laity have made the
Church PARTNER in the villanous system of
banking by which The people have been swndled
out OF MILLIONS. But might be expected,
the Church. in her turn, has been at last robbed OF
nearly 100000 by the same individuals with
whom her agents colluded in the robbery of the peO-
pie Thus II IS that 500 600 subscribed by the
benevolent, the pious and the humane for religious
purposes have been added the ll-gotten gains Of
the banker
1t is this base prostitution Of religion and piety
TO the unholy purposes of designing and mecenary
hypocrites and robbers, that the church is brought
into disreputc. Ii is By making such notorious IL
nanciers as 0.5-Hram GrisDoid-E10 Secretary of a
BIBLE society, and suffering HIM to shroud his in
iquites under garb of holiness, that the profess
sion of Christianity longer what ought to be.
II IS by preaching day OF rest, and failing 10 tell
the naughty bank loafer that his God ordered hmm
we'll to labor days as to rest the seventh that
Ministers OF the Gospel fulfil but half their miss on
1t is 10y the culpabie timjdity of the Clergy and
their hesitancy IN bearing testimony against bank
failures, and denouncng the vengeance of God
against bank swinders, that they prove themselves
recreant to their calling and "a stumbling block" to
the world.
We hope the General Assembly will speedily III
vorcc itself from all connection with licensed public
robbers. i: embraces some OF the men that dignity
humanity. Let the Church blot out the foul stigma
which It's unworthy agents have brought upon it,
aud henceforth ''arod the appearance If erd." 1t
owes tins to ITSELF 1t j; to justice and COMMON
HONESTY.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-05
From the llqdisoaian.

PANTY sFIHIT-LErTER TRoN THE PHEsIDENr-N We
copy the following letter from the Cincinnati Republican
Mr. Graham to whom it is addressed was the call
the Presidents attention to Mr. Morriss frank and pairi
otto exposition Of the unworthy conduct the Wing
jority in Congress, which published days since.
WAsmINeroN June 18th. 1912.
DEAN | return you the Athens Gazette which you
handed me last night and will not withhold the express
of ecdcd approval of the sentiments contained
in Mr Morriss the editor. They such de-
note a patriotic heart AID mind With embarrassed
treasury consequent a transition from Of pleh-
DRY condition approaching the O2pOste-wlth broken
up and disorered currency arising from the bursting ofhoe
numbeess bubbles which for years past have engaged IN
their chase the whole cOunry-with the mechanical arts
greatly Frustrated and industry suffering par.
aysis-with the greatest aud most important questions
pending. both foreign and domestic which any
preceding time have engaged the public functonaries-
this time for the spirit of faction have exclusive
for the country be agtated by the question of
who shall succeed 10 the Presidency three hence
Personal abuse Of self has entered largely into the DIS
eussons in and out of Congress. This any man, who
may be in this office may be ready expect but
should be ready compromise with bitter
saans Congress by seeing conceded TO them por
ton they may choose Of every day for the display of their
unsurpassed eloquence the abuse of If the residue
of their time could be given to the public good Is this
great end be sacrificed crafty small clique Of housing
politicians who think that their petty schemes of hatred
ambition OF consequence than the consdera-
ton of measures designed for general relief
intended however, only express approval of the
sentiments contained IN Mr.. Morss letter. and | find
myself BETRAYED into the above remarks
Accept assurances of my high respect.
JOHN TYLER.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-05

BANK CAUsHr-We find the following in a letter from
Philadelphia. good Joke, the expense of the Moya-
meusng has been circulating here for the past few days
currently than its bills. gentleman had given his
to the Bank for $1,000, and called few days
pay To he inquiries the clerk answered that
the Bank hSd parted with it. The gentleman expressed
his regret but continued pulling his money, and
menced counting The clerk, seeing that the bills
of specie paying banks, requested him TO stop
tall he inquired for the note at the Cashiers In few
minutes he returned with the which handed to
the in exchange for the roll of bills. The owner
long in tearing the from the note, the
clerk discovering that the roll of bills, except few
the top all of their own Bank Tie hastily remarked
I'VE do take these bills here sir" The reply was
prompt 1T you prefer the note, (handng it back less
sgnatu e. take it The clerk was caught and had to
stand the shave of his Served him right The
dsreputabe practice Is observed here by of the
pended hanks of throwing their bills receivable into he
specie paying banks for collection. OF these latter
banks take nothing but specie equivalent pay. The
suspended bank makes the discount their paper
but loses all character for honesty.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-05
Annals Of Bank SwindIing.

We copy the subjoined facts from that excellent
periodical. Gouge's Journal of Banking. They
prove the necessity Of separating not only Bank and
State, but Bank and Church also
BANK AND CHURcH.-The general assembly Of
the Presbyterian Church old SCHOOL, has, a. appears
from report made to Il the 3D. OF June last, the
following amounts invested in stock
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-05

RETIRING FROM PARTY THAT AGAINST THE
CouNTRy.-Calvary Morris and Patrick G.. Goode.
members ofCongrcss from OHIO, have each come
out IN letter, renouncing the Clay wing party.
The reason Is because, they saw they feel bound to
"go for their country" This admitting that
that party does not 90 for the country else why leave
It, in order to go for their country They say the
wing party in Congress nothing for the coun-
try but spends IT'S time intriguing and managing To
make Clay President. Tyler has also written 4 let
ter. in which he says, If the Wing IMPURITIES II
both branches would spend more OF their time IN le
gslating for the people, and less in abusing him
they would serve the people better. All these men
eve sad picture Of their own party, but not more
sid than true.-J.fersoniaH.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-05

fe.TSAML. l.. SourHARD, late President of the
L. :. Senate. and ". ,. Hastings, of the House
the former from New Jersey and the latter from
Massachusetts, have died lately The Federal
Congress seems under the dispeasurc Of Heaven as
we'll as Of the people.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-05
I0IIa r..

b IIdHE
SMITH. Adolidns IL. smith, and Ihom1s iii
County, s.veraiy Sen decreea arkrlds
sad flied % petitions respectively hal
undsf The ankuli Al lrh Nl b. ,at iFr
ttHIfto 90 ludaua
ing BANKRUPTCY indianapolis, 18th da3
-tt.fnue al O'clock, \ NJ Whe3 Ri,fc g-fsas
sa appear AID Show et have wi Tie prayer
Oft he -aid T-tit on be erani.d.
Indianapolis, I-i2. ~ BASSEII. Gsik.
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JosErm GRAHAM, Esq.

DUEL.-We learn by the Eastern papers that n
duel actually took place the 25th inst, between
Mr. Marshall. W. &. from Kentucky, and Webb Of
the y. Y. Courier and Enquirer. They met at
! past O'Clock, about mile and half from Mar
cus's Hook line between Pennsylvania and
Delaware, and exchanged two shots On the first
fire neither injured. On the second Gre Col.
Webb struck in the ieg below the knee, which
prevented any further proceedings. The wound OF
Webb is said not to be dangerous.
The combatants fought with pistols at ten PAGES.
The first fire Mr. Marshal's ball struck the ground
near hi antagonists feet, and the second above
mentioned.
Webb could only have been driven to this show OF
courage and manliness. if II be such, by the taunts
and leers which for years have been showered upon
him, the greatest braggart and coward in the
country. He in the above the aggressor.
'The affair another evidence Of the Union Of the
Wings" 10 which both belong.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-05

GIGANTIC GIAss.-On the banks OF the Indus a
reedy grass attans the height OF twelve and eigh.
teen feet; ard is often SO dense that 1t Is difficult n
force path through 1t. The plant has a graceful
stalk, often three.eights of an inch in diameter
from the top of which droops fringe resembling a
feather.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-05

What democrat regards the vulgar abuse Of scav-
engers in the federal ranks, when the great leaders
under whom they the Harrison victory are de-
nounced by them IN the following terms
John Tyler, The ,ceakesf, though tie Iuckiesi Of
fools, and me most uabashng Of political kaares =
and = Daniel Hebsfer, the kiag Of FederdIisis and
ne f0nIesi u moral Iepers.-R Richmond Uhig."
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-05

CoNNEcrrcUr BANKs-The Legislature of Con-
nectcut, at their recent session, passed act
latIng to Banks, which contains the following pro-
visions
LIST. That no Bank in the State shall directly or
indirectly, loan to any of its directors or officers
more than $4,000, if its capital actually paid in
does not exceed 100000, if $500. 600 such loans
shall not exceed $4,000, if s6e0OOO, they shall not
exceed 5000 and not more than $4,000 # the
capital exceeds s6O0,O0O.
ID. No dividend snail be declared except from
the net earnings of the Bank. And directors vot
ing Tor dividend not IN conformity with this pro-
vision, shall be seyeraly ane individually held liable
to fine OF $500.
B. No Bank shall loan or discount on pledges Of
It's stock.
Attn. No Bank shall issue any bills but such as
are payable at the Bank issuing them.
9th. Three Bank commissioners shall be appoint
ed annually into the affairs Of the banks
and shall have their expenses paid by these banks.
9th. The act passed May $3.50. prohibiting banks
to retain any of their surplus earnings more than
per cent. Is hereby repealed
eth. Authorises any five OF the stockholders, own
ing together 100 shares of the stock. to demand OF
the Cashier to inspect the books, either personally
by committee.
Sth No Bank commissioner shall be indebted To
any bank. And # he becomes so, the Governor
shall declare his office vacant, and appoint another
in his place.-Joln'. Of Commerce.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-05

GI-Great doings here yesterday. Some go
drunk some joined the Temperance army some
felt happy, some felt sorrowful; some were cleo
uoneering. and many acted the hog for ice creams
Particulars hereafter
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-05

RmoDE IsLAND.-Lots OF news-the most impor-
the city of Providence under Martial Law. The
Mugs men are troubled with an itching efthe reg
sand.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-05

HOME LE,GuEs.-Thc last home league formed j:
one by old the in Indiana. protect then
skins in another Presidential Election should
come off IN the United Slates.-Cincinnah Post.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-05

DARK DAy.-In our printing office on Tuesday
last, the cOmposltors were obliged TO light lamps
and 10 keep them burning from 10 ID \. VI. 10
p. vi. During all that time the rain was pouring
IN torrents.-SaraaHah Republican,.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-05

You respectfully solicited attend regular meeting
Of the indianapolis AntiTobacco Society" 10 be hell b.
the members thereof, az Day, Tyler Co.'S Room, ths
TUESDAY evening Juiy adlies may be expected
By order of the Society,
T. b MILLER Secretary.
ofseTs ef the SociFy.
WIN. A. DAY, President MILLS ". WRIGHT, y
JoHN :. EcKERr, wee Pies SAMUEL VI. BRIsrow, ,
IHos. d. MILLER, S,cIttary- .HENRy DoFBLER y
IL. W. NOUIDEN Treasurer. DAVID UARIsOCE,
iHoMAs Hin, =
The Society give. notice that n T. Bfv longer
member Of the Fraternity having violated C0nsttu
ton.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-05

RssUscIrArEp.-Nr. Charles Gullatt of Loudon Coun-
", Virginia, was not long since struck by lightning
while sitting his house, and Frustrated all human
appearance, In death When in this condition several
neghhots to witness the lanentable scene Cold
water thrown prousely the body and the
of twenty minutes he began 10 exhibit signs of returning
animation. The patient finally recovered but stated that
his sensations and pain experienced during the
Of revivfca,on terrible aud beyond the power Of
language TO describe.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-05

OTTThis is the 5th Of july and our table is GOV
cred with exchanges. Lots of news next week
Look out
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-05

01rThose hogs who broke INTO the public gar
dens last night stand good chance to get pounded
We have items.
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Tor Coroner

0.y-Canddates who have not paid their fees for
announcement. requested 10 DO so or their
names must be stricken out
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-05

TIA AM COFFEE mir Clay, in his late speech propos-
ed to impose tax Of twenty cent these necessities
of life order to distribute the avas of the public lands
The Democrats propose to place and coffee the
free articles and to restore the land t. the reas-
ry This Is really the only question there is. to
the tariff Which Is best for the people of this State
All consume tea aud coffee. and all will Ia pay one
fifth for these articles. But who will be benehie
from the land distribution Not will find its
way to he pockets eff the people But Mr. Clay proposes
TO raise the duty to thirty per cent Every family there
FORE who lays twenty dollars for aud coffee will
have to pay tweniysix dollars those who now expend
forty dollars will have to pay ffytwo dollars. Few fani-
lies purchase less of these articles than the first
Here then will be TAN of from six to twelve dollar.
every family IN the State, who will receive
cent from the land distribution. This will be one of the
blessings of the Wing REFoRN.-Hartford Times.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-05

0E-rOne Of US start west in day or two. BE
prepared.
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CANDIDATEs--August Election.

For RePresenfatires.
William J. Brown, Thomas johnson.
For ASSOCIATE Judge.
James Armstrong for re e!ectonl,
Adam Wright lior reelection.
Daniel X. Smith
For County Cterk.
Henry Brady, Robert Is. Duncan.
William Moore.
For County COmmlsa0uor-2d Dnirioi,
JOHN McFALB.
For School C0mDrissoner
Elias y. Sinner, J. L. Moihershead
For Stof.
Banner Lawhead, Joseph + Duvall.
Cofson Nickers. Andrew Ioudon,
James VI. Smith, Andrew Smith.
Thomas y. Thomas
F0r Coroner.
Samuel McCurdy. Of Franklin Township.
We requested 10 announce SkNvEL JESNIsoN
candidate for the State sehar for the district composed
the counties Of Boone and Hamilton.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-05
. suspension Of Wing Promises

MECHANICS DrsNrssED.-By document from
the Secretary ofthe Navy, laid before Congress, 1t
appears that the number Of mechanics dismissed
from the different navy yards, in little over a
month, from May lst to June l0th) is FIFTEEN
HUNDRED AND TWENTY EIGHT, as fol-
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-05

0STThe L. :. Bank building advertised I
DC sold BY the sheriff on the Cd Of July.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-05

FLOGsING NAVY is still continued no,wiih-
standing the almost universal execra,ion with which
everywhere regarded. A communication i'm the New
Hampshire Gazette states that 'on the Goth ult twelve
fourteen seamen were whipped with the relic of bar
barsm. the ao-nne-tails. board the figate Con
gress. now lying a. Portsmouth,; that some Of them
lashed upon their naked backs and that when one OF
them fell under the excTuelatng torture the officer I'm
command exclaimed to hlm-'Stand up. take it ike a
man. Attempting desert, under the influence of liquor
is said TO be their offence. Surely there many su
name and rational modes Of punishment, which would
have ssIutary effect.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-05

@Expect great news next week.
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N0Tis T.

Dtr,et Co. Of ~ qf h
Ed oBERT MARTIN. Of ,iaf County, slaee = Miami
Ia Iph lhrsier, samuel Maser, David ihsict'r ad
eans orally MD t,rir ~ 4
rupt ACT petitions Nnl lein -fae D'o Coufi
nred st's o TIE District ct Indiana ming "a Bankn',s =" %"
Colr room, IA lnala9ap On Tie 2' -, ~ Ia ne ~ at =
they have "ss e fsyerf sd p tnefs should NO.
The following cases hearing DAY
stephen Long Of Delaware county Ieerson Horne Of Delaware
county, John Davenr - hsaln county, Ninn hn-,s q ten
Ripley county William E X ar, d, - county. Zaehirah '.sisn.
lnd1,r,rsl. Juae q 1872 HORACE BAssErI. c,.rs
NOTICE ~ B.NKBEPECY.
rg,HE undersigned hsfrc -tn sp"e' a.slee ~ i' or-ns
Bankrupt 10 Ma N.r'eI :, ss~.' q sessn ,.",, Tad.
all pef-n. indicated 10 sad bnHs'up 'te r. y p. Del :, MAJ
psfeu 10 ne eeisf. suel AID q. t@- h't.9 80 ss -,i
IN BankuPos f Afsan eoii at ' .e ~ Ma'a,, e shfsa.
june ., l-is 2-sr IONS EccLrs, A.sgnee
NEW GOODS.
L msa a's q y '. aa wi, - 6-'a W., % es = ~
proved country poda lie invites F4fas to s'se '9
CLOTHS.
TUE 'a-e.er las on na one - ' - '-.,r're't q e p
Aael,rie Ins,aie Ce & ana size Nsss - ,,r, ever,
var Of shades and Also ca''-rr- and ss,- f.r M
DON'T FORGET TIE s.0RE.
- DESCRIPTION Il csa le ~ mn et-aa, lsn y
VFsTINa@.
WI :. ~ "a ne ..-,'. ..-r ,r.az H. can 49,
u.n nnss fofae gilis, - y l-' - . ~ VI
IEOOEs ANEs SEEoiS.
vVyEE subscriber Sarge -af Bots and clt-s -
III EASTERN au!act9c ~ yflces ,he uasT
D. John CA
70 TEE sai,s:S.
r5-HE T.1ses ~ IN fa7r's and scnt re7s<fs 80
iar e"2 fau~. ir'f-
M H4sis. sfves tis-efys A. A. A-c
ars- as-orime,g prn.-. iunh,t Lawn, saf ani F
mia-s ai pff.e B-u.s i.ir. tbhN = VIZ
u0N,T CIT sIN sEEssCE.
EpUT Boy .t AIRY caol Pam Leli Hat tii Hr ffsf
as cbese.v - JOHN GAIN
TANNED LADIES.
astounding many ladies tanned ~ .h-s.' fiser.
a-.5 49, fa,-sIs CO. . ~ el~-nt H..
Bcnaes JprH 'ti>.
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SCV GOODS.

rErHE nnr Wy barge I'D extensive
nlent 4 Dry 6so,ds. - ih.n cash
proved country podno.- lie iasers osl
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ATTENTION TOBACCO CHEwEI,s

Runs IN BA>ka,rrcy. for sale at this ol.ce.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-05

: Astonishing many ladies - tanned ~ .h-ss- Disc
a-.a1 49, 1-l . - sf--ni ii'.sl
p.o..s s-l. = : JDEs An
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E.DI rs.

YNHF n-crier las a. o. fhs
ss'ern County among Winch are bae, bsk, irFfn
Adeae Invisible Gfen. ~ei Nsel ~ nerff
art, shades ann l Also. tsss-fr- end refts Ffn ~
aufy. fHiN .. Az
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DON'T roRGEr THE s.0HE.
yESEINs.s.
EO EEE LAME.

rY,HE subscriber hrs haid Sarge -t 70 e's and so. -
. JOAN ca.
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Don't CIT SIN .-ssssCs,.
I'D IT boy isa AIRY and ca0 Pam Lea Hai t-i a ffsf
"a ctsse.v - JOHN GAIN
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III. L1s * ~ In n7ris and ycn't r-esrff - 80
si>rl's stock - Iav - 1'"sHaa~, i.-
Auer,t Prsss H4sfs. 'sfyes, hs-ey, A. A. A-c
lars- asorefG Frfn.fs, iunh,t Lawn, ana sas Hnf fh
p. "a, IN. NV. - .t.ie. - IDHN CsfN
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-04-07
VAMWA@lL'a FARM
FOR SALE.

WILL sell my Farm near Panther Gap, of
Rockbridgo county, (subject to the dower'in
my mother, which is one-third) containing three
hundred and hity-three acres,-i5O Of which are
cleared, the balance upland with the exception
OF 10 or 30 acres, which is we'll timbered. The
improvements are good Brick House, a larre
bafn, with stabling, and other necessary out
houses.-There is Il fine spring of free-stone VIA
ter near the House, over which is good SPRING.
house, and the Big Calf Pasture river divides the
tract. There are 10 acres of meadow, and as
much more (now in tmber,) may be made. The
ia Farm is under good fencing, and there are about
80 acres in clover. The Cold Spring Trac, lies
near this Farm, which contains about 95 acres
and VIII be shortly in the market
IL do not sell before Thursday the 18th of A.
Pnl, will then offer my Farm at public sale
Possession of one-half, Of it may be had inmedi.
a.uny' on which am now erecting house.
VIII also otter at the same time 100 acres of Tim
Der land, about miles from the above.
fufchaseFs are requested TO call and view this
property.
JOHN Z. DUNLAP.
March IL, 1919.
ESS Rockingham Register insert 1t and for
ward bill for collection.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-04-07
r. II. KINNEY. ID. {.

VlRGINIA.-.At Rules held in the Clerks
Once OF the Circnlt Superior Court of Law and
Chancery for Augusta County, March the 7th,
1912. ''
Jane /. Christian, widow and relct Of John 3
Christian, decd. and Samuel f.. Coruel;a ].
Sarah Ann, Adolphus b. and Archibald G.
Christian, infant children of said John p.
Christian, by said Jane T.. Christian. u,eir
mother and next fciend-PlainliGs,
AGAINST
George W.Swoope, administrator Of said John p.
christian, deed. and franklin Il. Christian,
and John Il. Observation-Disclosures
IN CHANCERY.
The Defendant John II. Christian. not HAVING
entered his appearance and given security. accoT-
ding to the act Of Assembly, and the Rules of this
GouIt, and 1t appearing by satisfactory evidence
That he Is not an iDhabitaut of this Common
wealth 1t Is ordered, that the said Defendant do
appear here, on the LIST day Of the next term (Ist
Jay ofJunc nexD and answer The bill Of the pIain
lliis and That copy of this order he forthwith
inserted in some newspaper printed in Stanton,
OF TWO months successfully, and posted at the
ront door of the Courthouse.
Copy-Teste,
X. II. KINNEY, d. c.