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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-06
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her zeal to convert Agllnlphe, Duke of
TnFin. who having abandoned Ariauism.
had been elevated, aiser bis 1biuraiion Is.
the Throne Of Lombardy. THeodolinda
caused lobe built At Monza palace and
temple. and 10 tie temple she deposited
The crown ltherh is i splendid bas rstiefl
still 70 Be seen id the temple. REPRESENT
Hing the illustsious Queen offering The pfs
cious relic toSt. Johnahe Baptist The
iron crown was used 81 Agilulphe. and
by hls successors even % the lime Of tho
'hapless Older of the Lombsrds, who was
suceegded BY his heroic son ID law. Char
lemange.
This IDENTICAL crown, which had encirs
eled the brew of Charlemaage was liz
the thirteenth century pledged 10 The
Duke Della Tones fer moneys he hsss
loaned. It was ransomed by The Pones
and restored e he Chapter cf NapEas
A D.f354. From asgsKsss.T sI5u6 afn
ed in its depository until The sixieentl
,ceniary when the iron crown vas seen
ifradiating The bFowsof Charles orb bus.
aReI The death 81 that potenlate, an intef-
val ofsages elasped without lis being WON
by any prince or emperor. To 1905, Ma.
poleon determined 10 lenew the cerefio-
oY Of erowningin The noble CaihedralIof
Milan. The fact is stated BY historians
hal Napoleon placed the ron crown on
his owp head, and these memorable words
are ascSibed 70 him-"God gave il 10 me.
woe be unto bin who touches il" It's
a singular fact, that Napoleon died on ali
island namedaiter 81. Helena, who Con.
veyed the saneti6ed iron of which the
crown was Termed from Calvary to Con-
slsn,inople.
II is known however, that his father
in-law received the CROWN in. lSl1.3 Az
that dale,< Veniiiaa Lombardy was con
stituted kingdom, snd the Emperor
Francis ordered that thx soyereigns should
solemhly receive. at their accession tofhe
The iron crown:of Milan
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-06
CAST IRON roMBsroNEs,,.

Cast iron is getting into use for every
thing. In England they build cas-. iron
houses, cast iron churches, and for aught
we know. employ cast iron clergymen,
with conscienees Of the same material, TO
preach in them; and row we see by a
Cleavelard, Ohio paper. that. the Ame.i
cans are improving upon the European
fabric for the manufacturers Of that re.
gion are turning out cast iron iomb-stones,
which are described as combihing all the
beauty and high finish ofthe marble.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-06

Arecent official report ofIthe Canal
Commissioners Of New York states that
quantity Of -four received Al side water
from Erie and Champlain Canals during
the year 1912. was |. ST.. $50 barrels, and
Of wheat 92S. 347 bushels. The quaint.
~ Of -four forwarded East on the Boston
railroad during the year ending 3Osh Nov.
1912. was l7O,6l5 barrels; being, being a
little less than one.nin,h Of the whole a.
mount.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-06

Ham5urg. -Of The Two thousand houses
destroyed al Hamburg BY the conflsgra-,
iich Of May 1912, 500 have already been
rebuilt. :be whole upon beautiful plan,
bordering upon enlarged streets. ard pos
sessing interior arrangements or the most
convenient description. The Senate,
with the assent Of The Assembly Of Bur-
gesses, has concluded contract for light
Jog the whole city with gas, with French
Company, 10 whom preference vas Civ
en over shair numerous English and Ger
man competitors.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-06
For Harvest.

n HAVE jus. received large supply Of wsld-
u ron's and Darling's Grain and Grass Seyihes1
Sneadss Patent Rifles, and Whet Stones, sc.
&C.. which will be sold low on my usual terms.
& Also. on hand and for sale, large stock .oi
Herring. Ground. Alum and Fine Salt. Shae, Ba-
con. Lard, and Potatoes, together with general
assortment OF Groceries. which will Be, sold
alone for cash or country produce, very low
Those wishing aas Of the above articles are in
vited 10 call. JJ MILLER.
Jane Is.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-06
June 90, ial3 -st.


SUBSCRIBERS to the Shenandoah Bridge
- Company are requested 10 meet al Philip
coons. Store On tie lsf Saturday IN July merit for
The purpose ofeIectipg President and Directors
70 said Company for the ensuing year. and to
do such other business as may be laid. before
them. A full attendance Is desirable.
luna % 1613
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-06

s We md The following il The Lancaster Iniel-
lligenceh from which 4 will b seen that MI.
Wise. Of balloon csltbfisy. proposes 70 oulsirip
~ his Competitors N thai Inc, b. al effort e
cross DE Atlantic.
r. aH Psbiiekrs Of Aiasspessrs 81 fks
Giobss--As /, Is ny inieaiion % make 1
"Trip pcfos he Atlantic Ocsar "a ! Balboa.
u ne sumuer Of 1874. and q lhe descent
d landing d B,|Iod1s. u nv ezperisnce.
IA, sinosi i1tsriitIg tresisd unhseess.-
~ sIiim ID Ne ihhnbilanls. ! lherefofs.
Ei1s this general notice % the ses-fsrine
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-06

community. of all cIimes, that should
they, during any time henceforih. chance
to Be 10 The vicinity offs Balloon either
on the Ocean, or 10 the Atmosphere, thew
will not be Under any fearful spprehen.
sions. but endeavor to give aid to the ad.
yeniufers.
II must not be inferred from this, that
The success is considered improbable, but
merely 10 be prepared fos.all emergencies
Having. from long experience in @ro-
states. been convinced. that regular cur
rent Of air is blowing at all times. IRON w.
to T.. with velocity OF from 20 to 40 miles
per hour. according TO its height from the
earth; and having discoyereda composition
which will render silk or muslin inpef.
vious 10 hydrogen gas, so that balloon
may be kept afioat for many weeks. |
feel confident with these advantages.
that a trip scross the Atlantic will not be
attended with as much real danger as By
the common mode Of transition.
The Balloon is 10 be one hundred feet
10 diameter, which will give anei ascend
ing power twenty-five thousand pounds.
being amply sufficient 10 make every thing
safe and comfortable. a sea worthy boat
is TO be used for The car, which is TO be
depended on. in case the Balloon should
happen TO fail 10 accomplishing the voy.
age. The boat would also be calculated
upon in case the regular current Of wind
should be diverted from the course by The
Influence Of The Ocean. or through other
causes. The crew 10 consist. Of three per-
sons, viz: an Eronaut. . Navigator, and
sScientifc Landsman.
Therefore. the people Of Europe, Afri.
ca Asia. and all other parts. on the Ocean
OF elsewhere, who have never seen BAL
loon. will bearin mind, that il is large
Globe made Of cloth, ensconcsd ia net.
work, with q sloop hanging underneath IT.
containing The latest news from The u.
nited States" with the crew Of the worlds
obedient servant. JNO WISE.
Lancaster {Pa.) June 9Th, 1913.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-06

nONNETS.-Fine Shell Braid. florenc,
ID Braid. Eleven Braid. Gimp and other Bon
oats. Just received and for sale.
MAY rs. w S LOCK.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-06
There is split among Toe MOfTbons

There is split among the MotIpons,
and tie seceders, under one Hibkle,
have. set up separate establishment on
their own hook near a place called Blue
Grass, sonewhere in the territory Of IAwa.
Hinkle has already baptized four hundred
into bis new form offanalicisn. anaEaP-
pears to be driving lively bpsinessiei n
Ailer be has b ptized bis new recruits be
lays his band upon their heaIs, whsn pc
says they receive power ic propiecy,
cure the sick. heal the lame, and PeEfeFn
other miracles. like The Apostles d DOR
Saviour We have great deal Il say
about The emafch Of intelligence. !" md y
bnndance Of 6allery 10 besiow upon The
enlightenment Of ;ise Nineteenth cenlnry,
the spread Of science, and the nelIolsting
influences or education. but il seems q Us
that there is about as much gross ikao-
rance and Disgusting fanaiicism in Jour
esy As ii anyEfoFmer period IN. Y. Coiir.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-06

HATS.-Beaver. silk and LeghOrn HAS
IN Sll ofthe latest style, for sale BY
May II. r SteAFO0SE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-06

IN .dra6ian Horse.--A Paris coffess
pondent 9th Charleston Courier. sps Aks
II Iins white Arab charger owned =
French officer taken in one Of the ba4les
in Africa. bot 90 highly was be pfised.
thar i've hundred Arabs mace fio|snt
onset Ior lhs purpose Of rsesfturinF m.
and falling ID their object. endeaFoEe4 70
lin him. rather fh.n leave him u frshch
hands. The horse received three ssYere
wounds. ths marks Of which are pttliy
4ifbI6. Under bis saddle vas tooad bic
well nulhen.icsied stussloty Which I, ss.
ed his bufs Mood
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-06
Family Flour.

n HAVE on hand now, and have made arrange.
ments 10 Be constantly supplied with. superior
Family Flour, which will sell low for cash.
June I. E p MILLER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-06
FARMERS, ATTENTION |!

qNAE nndersigned has supplied himself wish
II lot u elegant timber for. GRAIN cRA-
DIES, and Is now prepared TO 6x fsfmers out
for tclean work. the coming harvest Those
who wish CRADLES made or repaired, viii do
well 70 send IL their orders early, 50 that lhere
may BE- 20 disappointment when the busy season
strives. ALFRED O'BANNoN.
cklrlssloun, Juna I, lel3. II
BLONDELL'S LARD LAMP,
SUPERIOR ARTICLE,
Lea for sale al this Ofice--Price 81 90.
VENETIAN BLINDS.
HAVE one pair Of elegant venitian Blinds,
= for ssle low E M AISoUITH
June rs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-06

Lnmbaugh's Composition.
n SUPPLY Of Lamhsugh's improved rheu.
"a matte composition, prepared by Young,
repeissd and for sale BY
JOHN P. BROWN,
March -. CAsrlssiosrn
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-06

ARREST OF THE SCOTCH MURDEREss.
The New York Express states the arrest OF
Scotch woman in New York, ana gives the
following particulars:
The story Of the murder having got
abroad. and it being known that the &C..
cused had an abundance Of money ID her
possession, fears were entertained thst the
vessel might be boarded before shersach-
ed the port. and the guilty woman BY the
force Of bribery or otherwise, be taken
of and escape. But such proved nit to
have been the case. The brig Excel, 10
which she bad taken passage from LIVER.
pool, arrived bellows few days since. and
she was Immediately arrested. twas
truly an unexpected. and we need moi
say. unwelcome surprise TO her ~sbe
wept, protested her innocence, but all 10
no purpose --lhe officers were memorable,
and the fair. but as is believed, too deep.
~ wicked young woman was brought up
to The city. and her frs, lodging place in
the new, world was, as il apparently de.
served TO be, the Tombs.
The facts. so far as we have heard them.
are said to be something like these The
gentleman 10 whom she was married was
man OF wealth. who settled 9l0OD, OF
$4,000, upon her on the day Of her mar.
rage, aud her falherseltled RI000 more !:
thus placing at her immediate disposal,
$4,000. liz three weeks from his mar
fisge.. day the husband suddenly disd.-
The Wife. previous to her marriage. had
been attached to a young man n3med
Spear, and, we understand. afterwards
left The neighborhood in company with
him. which caused the suspicion, and led
10 the discovery OF <lhe husband having
been poisoned. II was then reported at
Paisley that the wife intended leaving
Liverpool for New York, and afidayits as
10 the particulars were sent TO Sir james
Graham by the rural policemen, wht re-.
ceived ordersthat If Sir James supposed
she could be dem anded under the treaty,
to proceed to Liverpool, and il it was as.
ceflained that she had embarked, tostake
the steamer.Fand pursue her. He did 50.
and arrived here on the Sd ofthis month.
since which time the most vigilani means
have been taken for her arrest on the APP
pearance Of the vessel. and the result has
been that which we have already describ-
ed. The name of the unhappy yeun z
woman is stated TO be Christina, Cochran,
alias Gilman, shes having probably embark.
ed under az assumed name. She ends
to her sorrow that the guilty in fyipg TO
this country, do not escape the sure fisit
atoms Of justice. and il the accusation is
true, thai they viii pursue'lher till she
affords that awful Tetribuiion which The
mind can hardly bear 10 contemplalss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-06

stone Ware.
= LARGE olock ofsessofied Stone Ware
"a just resolved and Tor sale b
Juno /. S II ALLEM0N6.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-06

MAkAc You viii always OBJ J
serve one hing among inferior N cifs Q -
they viii make more noise ID haeaVof
Inc 10 Keep theifScbildren quiet than ths
children themselves and yeitne litsls once
will be forever II 80 uRfoAf- While q wo.
Yaan of intelligence not only keeps her
family quiet bat hslfell Also.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-06
REyoLurlovAna aIsTo ~.

+ The Whining ton (Del Journal states thai
they have been favored With the following let
Ter from the late THOMAS NlcKrAN 10 c.EsAnl A.
RopSEY, which mill b read with interest
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-14
LYNCrrnUuG MAIL LINE.



Ohm WRIGHT respectfully the
a. supply scasonabc DRY GOODS which would oau
Of his friends and the public his stock viii b.
found the following,
Rich striped and figured eoloryd silks styles
Black ami blue HACK satin striped DO
Black Pom de So, Gro 8, Rhine and LustTings
Blue hack do do
Black satin STRIPED Popclns
High ustred mode oIored Npacha Indian
DO d. black do do
Black Apacha Cloths
Rich medium AMI low priced Mouselins
French and English Meuno,s
Thile- Brocha and Mouscln Shawls and IIdkfs
Black and coorcd Mohar and Silk Fnnges
Gin.ps. TasScls Cord and Tls-els
Pans Enhrnicriss, al sykes
English French. and German Thread T.acrs and Eiy!ngs
Iisle Cotton Iacrs ant Etgincs, great variety
wor-ed Tartians Sik AMI six d
Tibet Lambs Wool Caehnlere, orstei and yarn Hose ard
Hose
Misses Cotton and Wool Hose all sizes; Shirts and
Drawers
Red whit. and yellow FanRels al qualities Canton do
lrSl Linens Bird Eye Diaper Linen Shsengs
Nd. Buck, plain and open six Gloves and Mius
Llnsey, Jeans, Satinctt Casinces Cloths Cahcoes,
An Of which having been purchased for cash win be sold
greatly reducci prices. 26-LScu
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-14

DO hereby certify afflicted years
lent suck headache which attacked often about
quantities Of bile and
sick for day that cOuh the being
ercrucltns 10th That my health materially
impaired II procured bottle 81 Rt Bters Renoyato
Health BY which entirely relieved and have
naned good health for several months used only boue
and have been much benefited that confidently recommend
ito those afflicted similarly induced try remedy
the recommendation Of respectable Lady sfmy Acquaintance
had been similarly afflicted and who confident
from the violence Of could
she had used the remedy referred which entirely relieved her
II - not unpleasant take ana of the bile gently by
bowels. In my opinion remedy. my
hand this ith July, 1912. A. WRIGHT.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-14
R. ELDRIDGE. e. e. =. e.
NIRGINIA.-At Rulus held Ia the Clerks q

fee Of Circuit Superior Count Of Law and Chancery for
Buckingham County, MOnay the 81 Of January lst5:
Zaekariah Lewis, fhnuG
Against
Elwa NJ Station and sarah his wife formerly Sarah saict
A. William H. Tnpsco
Sandesou. Danc SaBlcrson. OF
ui.ct the Of twcnty years, DeNs
IN CIIANCERY.
The defendant Eluani NJ havnE appear
ami according Act of Assembly, and the
Rules OF this Court and appearing by satisfactory evidence
Is OF County
absent defendant do appear the Rules DC hclcn or the said
Court the Monday April and bill Of the
pnd: copy Of orct be
published the Of Richmond
ce.c. and posted the door OF tho
county A Copy-resie,
r. El.DRIDGE. e. G. =. 4.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-14
ELLIS G ELLETT, Agents.


To All whom 10 may concern: Having been in 4 bow
health for years thu Dyspepsa bilious
plants AMI 5y which followed long attack o?fcver which had
had l often troubled with stomach and head
ach with feeling ~ hngour Of
and having frequently taken Clone and VARIOUS other remedies
with slight benefit. recommended by fnenl
Smiths B.uers Eenova,o u Health" b. Messrs
Enet when commenced them Eey caused slight sickness
Of the stomach BAT determined 10 pTseverc thinking that could
great crest
manifest rrleCbe medicine carried or the bile and
very quickly and entirely my my opinion
The remedy value which freely and strongly
mend A. MORRIS.
JrLy
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-14

u tiei Of Virgins, December Goth In the matter Of hank
piey Of CLAIBORNE GLADNAN. ofthc town of vncbLrr IN
the Eastern Virginia District The aid Gibbons Gadn,ln who
has been decrred bankrupt by this Court psLuon
praying for ls discharge notice thereof be pub
b'i IN Newspaper printed City Richmond seventy day,
At least before the 5; dry March when hearing VIII Be
had on tbs said petition United Count Room in the City
Of Richmond and all creditors proved their debts ana
other persons in interest appear and place and
show eau- # they have why The prayer the "a ID petitioner
should not be granted. \ Copy-Tcsie:
de- 2l--wIIw HENRY GIBSON Cr,,k
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-14

NIRGINIA.-At rules held ia the Clerks Of
Creat Superior coar Law ami Chance1,
p1ekngham Coan Monday The second y OF Janua tet3
N,l-pn Administrator Of ,. p. csshns decd PanG
Agains;
DaAaey Cosby and Lewis Cosby DetS
N CIiANCERI.
The defendant pabne Cosby. having entered arpesranes
given security according the Act AssoS aud Tho Rules
Of aud Appearing satisfactory eyitnee that he i
Of this Country II red the ssd sssent
defendant 10 appear tia Rules be hocn or the a Court
drS; Monday Apfh anil the bin OF plaintiff
a copy Of order be forthwith
published Cry OF Rchmoni
posted the fon, door Of the Courteous OF this
eopy-restc,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-14
VIRGINIA-In Chancery.-At Rules, hold.

VlRGlNlA-In Chancery.-At Rules, hold
en- nths csrss One of IN crsua Superior cOuf Of Law
sn Chsnoey for Lancaster end day OF January
ccorfe w Dowoanarl shcnn county
hsncn' c6 rsd-sek krAanySe and Csane
thartne Catics rlalnins
John Hunt absent and foJesn defendant Hunt
tsase CANNES AMI Mary L. his WIFE Robert a.
Inc hs wife wheh Mary L AMI Cstarns MARY
Carrine iiunt William Bndgnan and Jane ~
Jane " Hunt Isnss a. Callahan ami wliam C. Callahan Jr-
heirs OF Elizabeth Callahan Win Elizabeth Hunt pefts
The defendant John y. Hunt having appearance
AMI according the Of Assembly
h- Court and Appearing BY satisfactory evidence that he
nahiiani Of this Country orevd that thu said defendant
doappear before Judge of said Court Count HOUSE
The hst day of March and the bin o the plaintiff
and that IL ts order be forthwith inserted In
PEI published the Richmond months
" and posted At the front d Of the Courthouse OF this
Copy-Tcss
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-14

y the United States Court for the Eastern UIs.
u e Of Virginia. December the matter Of bank
upey Of PETER FITZPATRICK county OF Campben m
the Eastern Virginia District The said Peter f-paek has
been deeeed bankrupt by this Court petition p.ayns
for is discharge oreTed published in
newspaper printed the City Richmond DAYS az least he
lore the 10Th Dag Of March when hearing
said petition at the United States Couu Room Rich
mond and all cTcdor who have
sons IN Interest appear sah place show
cause any h"y have why the Of tie said petitioner
be granted A Copy-Teste:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-14

RLASKETs for eran,s d, ysry great deduction N pTse
- Hc W. MERgBTU
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-14

y the United States Court for the Eastern DIS.
Il tret Of Virginia, 18th January, lsi3:
on the petition Of Jsqusln Taylor Of the City Richmond
Merchant
Against
Beverly ydnor, merchant OF county Meekenburs-IS
BANKRUPrcY.
be given 10 the said Beverly sydnor by delivering hun copy
thereof II he be found within the DISTINCT by leaving copy
thereof at his known usual place Of residence
least 90 days before 18th day Of March
w DC had the said petition United
the of Richmond. within the said District
ce thereof he published IN the according 22nd
and 2ih rules Of Court that all
the aid time and place AMI any they have why
the said petition should not be granted
a Copy. Teste;
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-14

Dear sr-Your Ba!sam OF wld Cherry cfsctr n
ionishne which OLD ady, MIR Rus-.u
been suffering shoTiucSs Of breath
weakness finally obliged keep
Afcr other remedies had been rv-ortsd
commenced using your Balam and amer taking
bottles recovered be able attend all the
and taking bottles
y cured Respectfully, sc
JOHN :. C. MARTIN.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-14

q the United States Court Tor the Eastern LIS
n e Of Virgina December 2Ou, matter Of bank
upiey Of JOSEPH w SCOTT, Of Of Bedford In the
Eastern Virginia District The said Joseph Scott who has been
dceIeed Bankrupt By this Court having fled petition praying
for his discharge ordered that pubed m
newspaper printed in the city Richmond seventy days at a.t
before the 18th day or March when hearing VIII be had on
the said petition al the United the city OF
Richmond ami all creditors proved debts apd
other interest appear place and
show cause thoy have why the prayer etonsr
should not be granted.
ACopy-Teste
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-14

10 hereby certify that used smiths
tor Of Health" for four myself and family aud
nendsd numte Of others and failed
relief when proPedy adhered fused diseases
the stomach sick headache bilious yrrs dsordod bowels and
every patient relief would therefore
TO all who be diseased to pleasant bitter and
gently the bowels. WM. WATTS.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-14
HENRY GIBSON. C1erk


the United states Court Eastern District Virginia.
January Goth 1913 MoEpEc county
dccr having aeda petition praying hat he may be dccred bank
mpt IL ordered that ali persons claiming be creditors OF
Sai Morlccsi Grcgtt show
March Why the said Mordeca Gre-se be declared
up pursuant the Congress behalf copy
order published newspapers according
and 2ith rules of Court 4 cOpy-Tesc.