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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-12-23
All BiilioWs Complaints,

BOHEL COMPLAINTS, CONS TIf4IION, DlSfEP-
Sid, FEVER AND AGUE, HEADACHE, J9CNDiCE,
LIVER COMPLAINTS, RHEu.hdIIS.n an STOM-
.3CH COMPLAINTS, GREEN SICKNESS, &C. fe Se.
yield these Ps They purge away offensive hu
mos the progress OF disease and at the same time
and vgor the system 10 eases OF general
arrangement Of the health, they are SOVEREIGN
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-12-23
THE GRAEFENBERG VEGETA-
BILE PILLS


by these Pills. In where every other means had utterly
failed The uhundn proof Of tins eou he given, but
tina of box Will conyne the patient They can be
deed and sent b. mail at rhug expense. The price IS
p cents box Hhero tro D0hais rorth ordered and
the money RENTED he Company p pay hs postage on hs
Ps. komtances tho Company's rlsk. Wherever there
is Agency at the Company they he ordered by mail
lhose Pills taking the place Of all others, aud no sick
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-01-26
DEATHS.

Died on the l7h instant tho residence Of Captain
Robert White, In Hanover county, Mrs. AGNESS
HUGHES In the 45th year of her age, eldest daughter
Of Hampton and Nancy Wade, all VI Hanover county
She was strict member OF the Baptist Church for many
years. Those who knew her longest loved her best
Az In Adam all died, so in Christ shall all be made
alive.
Whig and Times requested to copy.
Died. NJ his residence in this CITY, on Saturday night
half past O'clock In the 74th year of his ago. Dr.
FREDERICK MAY. DIR. N. was one Of the oldest and
most dessrvedy respected inhabitants Of Washington
Of which be had been resident for nearly fy years
during all the time practising his profession with great
assduiy and success having boon for many years the
eldest Physician In our city. His most estimable per-
s0nal character secured 10 him whilst he lived the
respect merely, but the affection Of all who knew him
WE'LL and dying, he leaves lament his loss, besides
wide circle OF sorrowing friends family Of sons and
daughters gown TO manhood and maturity, to whom
he was one Of the most afrctionate and devoted ia
theirs that ever lived-l Ysssrdays National iatgsnser
The Ezit Of Another Veteran Soldier,
Died At his residence, In tho county of Lunenhurg
Virginia. Mr.. ROHERT MITCHELL aeed about ga
He fought in the battles Of Brandywne Cowpens and
Guilford Court house. and his post, az far
~ known to the writer Of this brief memoir. l have
olen him highly animated while conversing with
ms friends respecting his struggles In tho Revolution.
ne was true Democrat, manifesting ardent zeal for
'e prosperity Of bis county 70 his latest recollection
His spirit has fed to the worli yet unknown,
70 walk the reward Of his deeds here below;
Ano, .. that the Saviour his spirit may own,
Iodrink Of the fountain that swsetly will now.
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TANCE' COMPOUND SYRUP OF
II HOARHOUND, for The cure q Coughs,
Colds, Consumption, Splitting OF Bloc', Pain in
The Side and Breast, Bronchitis, Group, Asthma,
and all diseases arising from disordered condI-
lion of the lungs or neglected cold.
rP The Greatest Medicine in The World Tor
coughs, colds, asthma, pain and soreness in The
breast, whoopins cough. consumption, hoarsencss,
and ali diseases OF the breast and lungs is Hanccs
Compound Syrup Of Hoarhound. Price oo els.
THE ORIGIN
or Ha,.ce's Compound Syrup Of Hoaraosnd tp'
Coughs, Colds, Broueaais, Asthma, &C.
Pye been coughing, I've been coughing,
All The night and all the day;
And I'm wearing, and I'm tearing
All my lungs and life away,
o. twill end me soon, and send me
Down 10 an untimely grave,
Lest some friendly hand attend me-
Skilpd the sufferer TO save
But, in brief, found relief;
And, sufferer, would you also tryI
Gothen quickly, all We sicky
And Hance's Horehound Syrup buy.
SETH HANCE, 1903 Baltimore ST.. and corner
OF Charles and Pratt streets, Baltimore.
For sale by P. DUvAL & co. No. l75
Rroad street. Shockoe Hill, Richmond M. B..
SANTOS. Norfolk; c. HElNTISH, Ports
month; and c. CORLlNG & co, Petersburg.
Jan, %
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,vpopTAyT FROM EUROPE.

IMPORTANT FROM EUROPE.
I'VE DAYS LATER FROM LIVERPOOL.
3rouee in the Price of COtton-Adranee IN me
4 Price of Grain-Speeulation at SaDa""aA Il"
4 Cotton, SC.
Nv Tho arrival of the ships Aberdeen, Speed,
"A Tn.can al Savannah, dates 10 the 9Th, ION
ri ,3,h OF December have been received. Ihe
7berdeen brings The following, dated
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 8, 1916.
There has been an extensive general demand
Cotton in The last two days, and prices are
rber advanced Id. 10 Id. per pound. Sales on
Tlh were 80, 900 bales, mostly on speculation.
ew Orleans Quoted al 81. Corn, Peas and all
Ilerior Grains were rapidly advancing.
4 A slip from the Savannah Republican, Of the
h inst, says:
THE Intelligence was received inlhis city on
Xaturday morning last, and the fortunate parties,
ring upon the information in their possession.
hcceeded in purchasing something ike SUN
Rl.s Co,lon. We are also informed that adylces
Ave been received here as late as The 18th from
liverpool, and that operations, based upon 'hem,
ave already been made IN both Augusta ana
Macon very considerably TO the advantages oil The
anies concerned. -,
STILL LATER PROM LlvERPooL.-The Charles
Al,OQllST Oh ETlQdy idoh SsobSS Hos hS ~
Iii Of Thursday confirms The rumor, which
I'VE prevailed for two or three days past, that ac
Ipun,s iIom Liverpool had reached that place 10
be 18th nit.
i Commercial friends have favored the editors OF
he Charleston Courier with The following extracts
SAVANNAH, January 10, 1917.
"The Br ship Tuscan, from Liverpool. arrived
Eember DAYS before the Br. ship Speed, which
es,el arrived here this day week. She sailed
h the 18th December. Immediately on the ar
wal Of The Tuscar, those in possession of The
lews bought 1877 bales cotton, and since then the
hme parties were again in market buying mid
ling iar round bales a, l0s cents; to-day l0l
lr good middlng fair was offered and refused"
SAVANNAH, January 10, ls47.
"Accounls 10 the 9Th, 10Th and 18th ultimo,
kached here on Saturday last, and kept secre,
|nll Yesterday Large sales here at cent ad.
Ihnce. The accounts show I'd advance, and
|eavy sales in Liverpool"
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.CHRISTIEySA
CHRISTlE'S GALvANIC RINGS AND
MAGNETIC EIIIID

There is every TO believe that Vitality or ne
Is dependent proper distribution OF electricity
through the system, for when the nerves are mprdeh
In their action there is always partial paralysis Of me
parts affected owing TO the functions oil the nerves De
ing IMPAIRED through The loss of rtdty. The
mode Of cure in such has been To rIete The var
Gus functions by stimuants or alter the state OF me
system by medicine. This Is all wrong anu unnatural
The only rational way to remedy defect il to supply
what is deficient. In these this can be done by
The Calvanic Rings aud Magnetic Fluid, which counter
ac The disease by restoring the wanted energy and re-
newed strength and health Is the result In all nervous
affections The Rings and Fluid used with the most
perfect SUCCESS Tic Doloreux, Headache Spasnis Ep
rpc Fits, Mysteries, Apoplesy, Neuralgia anh tne ron
train of nervous affections readily yield 10 the nyser
Gus influence thus developed.
For further particulars see advertisement IN another
part OF this paper. Explanatory pamphlets may De MAD
gratis Ly application the agentsfo for this city, Mess
DUVAI. & PURCELL. Druggists. l47 Main ST., II. "
mond Va Also, for sale in Wythevile, Va, by Wn
r. c,.;,., Jam, lSI7
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EDUCATION.
FEMALE SCHOOL AT CONTENTION,

FEMALE SCHOOL AT CONTENTION,
The Residence Of The late Governor Pieasants.
THE subscriber has engaged Miss Lucy P Leake, n
i native OF AlbemarIe county, Virginia, 10 take
charge Of Female School In bis family. Miss Lenke
has had seven eight years experience as teacher,
and brings the highest testimonials of her character and
qualifications as such.
She will teach all The usual branches OF good and
liberal English Education together with the French
Language She will also give instruction on the Piano.
The price Of Board and Tuition, including washing,
&C., will be 10 for the scholastic year OF ten months
An price Of $40 for Music and $50 for the French
Half the above sums 10 be paid in advance for The SEES
sion Of five months.
The School will open the Isl day Of February. l547
JOHN ~ VAUGHAN.
Contention, GoOchlnnd CO, Jan. 18th, 1877.
REFERRING ES-Rrv VIM l.. White, Charlnttes.
vile; Rev Messrs. Walker Timberlake, Fox and Gary,
Dyer Scotsyie; Messrs. Edwd. and John Moon, do;
Messrs. John o. and Zachariah R. Lewis, do Mr. John
II. Coleman, do. and Drs kincaid and Meriwslhsr.
ban l9-ss
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Look ONT

TEN DOLLARS REWARD!
T EFT the subscriber, on the llth inst, his nc.
IL gro man NORMAN, between 80 and ~
years Of age; his complexion light; lace lolerably
tull. with scar (caused by the kick of horse,
over one of his eyes, about fee! 8 inches high
he had on when he left new kersey frock coat
a fur cap, not much worn. No farther recollec
lion of his clo,hes-and these he may have chang.
ed since he left. 1t is probable he may be Turk
ing about Richmond, or along The canal where he
concealed himself while on runaway trip about
FIVE years ago. For the apprehension and com
hitting him TO jail in Richmond, so that can se
him, am willing 10 give $40. For farther reie.
renee apply TO Geo. w. Atkinson, commission
merchant, Richmond, Va. ,,n,o
Mangohick, King William Co., Va
-
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Plaintiff
Defendant.

TN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AT Rules held IN the
Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law
and Chanccry FOX Louisa county, on the 7h day OF De-
cember, 1886:
Garland T. Waddy, who sues In his own right, and as
administrator OF Anthony Waddy, decd, Plaintiff:
against
WIN. Waddy, Edmund c. Goodwin and Elizabeth his
wife and VIM. w. Anderson, administrator OF Mildred
Andsrson deceased Defendant
The defendants, Edmund C. Goodwin and Elizabeth
his wife not having entered their appearance and given
.ecrty according to law and the Rules Of this Court
and il aupearnc by satisfactory evidence that they are
not inhabitants Of this State, motion Of the plaintiff
by HIS attorney it is ordered that The laid defendants,
herore The Judge of the said Court The Court house,
on the first day Of the term OF the said Court, and
answer the plaintiffs BILL and thata copy OF III; order
hs civ of Richmond for two months successively, and
po.led al the front door OF tho Courthouse OF this coun-
~ on some Court day. A Copy. Teste,
Drc 21-cw2m JOHN HUNTER, 4. Y.
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MARRIAGES.

Married, on The 18th of January, ls47. by the
Rev John Davis, SBARsHALL B. GRAsTY, Esq
Attorney -at-Law of Orange county, to Miss ANN
LEWIS DicklE, youngest daughter Of Mr.. James
Dickie, deceased, Of Nelson county.
Married, al Halls Field, the 2olh inst, by The
Rev. r. Slrngfellow, Mr.. THOMAS 0. BLlNKlx-
SHIP. Of Chesterfield. TO CoaDELIA S, daughter OF
VIM Stands, Esq.
Married, on Thursday, the 2lst inst, by The
Rev. J. H. Morrison, Mr.. SAMUEL P. LATRaoP, 10
Miss CAROLINE C. PICKETT, all Of this city.
Married, on Tuesday, the 18th inst, at Syca-
more Grove, by the Rev. Mr.. Naylor, JAMES H.
BaAAE, Esq, 10 Miss martha WILKINS, only
daughter OF Richard H. Baptist, of the Senate OF
Virginia, all oil Mecklenburg county
Whg please COPY
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Tbirfy DoIIars Reward.

TINE above reward will be paid for the appre-
i hension and delivery TO me OF my Negro
Man BILLY, commonly called Billy Braxton,
and sometimes Moses Braxton, who absconded
from the Falls Plantation about four weeks since.
Billy came from King & Queen, where he may
have gone, bu, he is most probably lurking about
the suburbs OF Richmond lie is about six feet
high, stout, moi very dark; no particular marks
can he recollecled by which to designate him
His clothes cannot be described, bu. he had on a
red flannel shirt and drawers, which he no doubt
still retains. CtiS. MANA.
Jon t5-df
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SANDS, sARSAPARIIL.A.

We know Of no form Of disease so sefrrpulsive, AS
well as disgusting Others as discharsinR Sores pus
tuIes and scabious complaints especially when their
wages are visible upon the exposed parts OF the person
Thousands have rid themselves Of these unpleasant de-
veopmenls OF diseased condition OF the blood by re
sort 10 Sandss Sarsapara but there are still thousands
who are dsfigured BY them and whose hrulih: temper
and spirits affected by the circumstance To such
we say. Try this purifying preparation, which VIII spec
div eface the physical dscooratiuns from your coun
tenances and thus by reconciling you 10 yourselves
and render attractive instead Of rrpusyr to Others
the pacdty Of your minds, removing III the
samr time both hysca and mental irritation.
For further particulars, aud conclusive evidence 81
its superior value and efficacy pamphlets, which
may be obtained Of agents gratis
or Prepared and sold by A. B. L D. SANDS, Drug
pists 100 Fulton street, corner of William, New York
Sold, also, by DUvAL & PURCELL, Agents, Main
street Richmond Virginia. and by Druggists generally
throughout the United States Price, 81 per hotile 81
civ hntt lea for &S lam 1897
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TN The matter OF Bankruptcy of PHILIP J.
i BARZIZA Having been appointed by the
United Stale. Court Commissioner TO take
proof otclaims agains, the Bankrup; in this case,
The creditors OF the said Bankrupt are hereby no.
tilted that have fixed my office, in Richmond
Virginia, as the place. and The Isl day OF Feo.n-
and ? o'clock P. M, and so from day TO day
SUNDAYS excepted until the 2olh day OF Febru.
arv. 1917 as The Time for receiving proof OF all
claims or debts due from said Bankrupt and pro-
vahle under the act Of Congress in relation TO
Bankruptcy; passed Oh The 18th August, ls4l.
Jan, 3a-cSi JNO. SHORE, Conn.,
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IN Observation-Disclosures AT Circuit Superior
l. Court Of Law and Chancery, continued by ADJOURN
ment and held for New Kent county, al the Court
house thereof Thursday, the goth day OF November,
1886:
Philemon C. Jones, Sheriff Of New Kent county. and,
"a sucI admir- istrator of Ann F. Williamson decreased,
and Thomas Barham administrator de bonis non, with
the will annexed, Of Benjamin T. Williamson, deceas-
ed, who was co, executor Of VIM. Meaux, deceased,
' ,,,;n,t Plaintiffs:
Charles Z. Crump, executor of WIN. Meaux. d1cea.-
ed, Fleming #. Ciump, administrator Of Richard u.
Meaux. deceased. aud James NJ. Crump, executor uf
as,I, " t,r,imp deceased. Defendants.
II appcaring the satisfaction Of the Court that more
than two years elapsed since the qualification oi
BENJAMIN T. Williamson and Charles T.. Crnnip rs er-
ecuiors Of VIM. Meau1, deceased, the Court doth ad-
Judge order and decree, that all persons who may have
claims iins, the said WIN. MeauI deceased do e1hi-
Bit the same before Commissioner Of this Court for
settlement on or before the first day OF March, le4I
and said Commissioner is directed to examine such
claims and make report to this Court and II IL further
ordered that copy Of this order be published for eight
weeks in the Richmond Whig and Enquirer, newspa-
pers published in the city of Richmond, and another
COPY posted the door Of the Courthouse OF this co'
" on two several county Court days. Copy.
JNO. ID. CHRISTIAN, elk.
The creditors Of William Meau1, deceased, will APP
pear before me, the Clerks Office Of New Kent co'if-
w. on the day of March, le47 with their claims
and evidences Of claims that The may be reported
in compliance with the above order.
-" p,o o.,au, mo N CHRISTIAN Com.
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TN HANCERY-VIRGisrA AT Rules held in the
i Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior Court Of La"
and Chancery. for Buckingham county, on Monday the
7th day of December, 1886: -,
Alexander Moseey, styled Trustee for Nathan W.
Walton who sues for Hubbard, Gardner 20,
against n r1aIn''n'
Madison II. Bagby, Ueipndaht.
The defendant, Bagby, not having entered his ap.
pearance and given security according TO the Act OF
Assembly and the Rules Of this Court, and Il appearing
he evidence that he Is not inhabtant Of
hi, country IL ordered that the said absent defend
AMI do appear The rules 10 be holden for the said Court
on the first Monday in March next, and answer the
bin OF the plaintiff and that copy Of this order be forth
with inserted in newspaper published IN the CITY
of Richmond for two months SUCCESSFULLY and posted at
the front door Of the Court house Of this county.
A Copy. Teste, r. ELDRIDGE,C. &. $. c.
Me- 1s-cw0m
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n o K F 0 l. K, vi RG ~ A.
DAVID F.. KEELING, Proprietor.

DAVID F. KEELING. Proprietor.
n F. KEELING respectfully announces TO The pub
L. lie that he has taken this fine Establishment, re-
Gently conducted by Captain FURMAN BLACK and
begs leave solicit the patronage of his friends and the
travelling community.
This House has recently undergone thorough re
pair has heen newly furnished, and now possesses all
The means and appliances OF superior accommodations.
The proprietor is determined that his Hotel shall not
he exceed by any similar Establishment in the United
Staes and aware that Impression exists on the part
of many that his charges higher than those else
where. r further states that his charge for Board Is 81
50 per day, or $40 per week.
Ian lq--cilt d.. r. KEEl.lNG5
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BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS AND mi
rrATI0NS

THE unparalleled and astonishing .fheaey Of DR..
i Wi.taf's Bulsam of Wild Cherry, in all the dis
eases for which il Is recommended, curing many Cases
after The skill Of the best physicians was nava'l'hg
has effected large aud increasing demand for H. Ihs
FACT has caused several unprncped oounereiters aud
mators palm of spurious mixtures snms
called asyrup Of Wild Cherry "Balsam Of Spike
nard, ''"Wild Cherry Comfrey." &c. Another. wis
ter,s Fnsam of Wild Cherry" mis- spelling me name,
and forging certificates TO resemble those OF me rue
Rasau, sDr Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry IS thr
only genuine The rest merely initiate the name oil the
original, while they possess none of It's virtues.
LOOK WELL TO THE MARKS IT THE GENUINE.
The genuine Balsam Is put up IN bottles, WIN .ne
words apr Wisrar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry, Phiia.
dslphia blown in the glass; each otlebearns label
ON The front, with the signature 81 ,,. =, i,
This will be envelopes hereafter win new w,uppsI
,Ss WHEN ss Signature Of ''i. BUTTS"
careful and e. the genuine DR. w's stoned hy
Rutts Address all orders to Seth w. Fowle, Boston,
GAYNOR Il WOOD
L. ~ No AZ Main S.:srt Richmond.
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By TIE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
A pRDcI .AMATI0N

WHEREAS, II has heen represented TO the Execu-
w tive, that JOHN PERRY, convicted by the Supe
ior Court Of Fauquier county Of murder in the second
degree and sentenced 10 seven years imprisonment in
the Penitentary, has escaped from the jail Of said
ty, and Is now going at large: Therefore, l, William
Smith, Governor Of The Commonwealth Of Virginia, do
hereby offer reward Of fifty dollars any person or
persons who will apprrhend The said John Perry, and
convey him TO The Jail OF Fauquer county; and do
Qure all officers, civil and military, and request the
people Of the Commonwealth generally. TO use their
beat txerons TO procure the Of the said Perry,
that he may be dealt with acc ordlng to law.
Given under my hand, as Governor, and under the
lesser seal of the Commonwealth, al Richmond,
lsEaL.I this first day Of January in the year OF
Lord one thousand eight hundred and forty-se.
ven, and Of The Commonwealth the seventy first.
Jan. 5-cw4w WM. SMITH.
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fCorrespondence OF the Baltimore Sun.
IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.

Demand for E,gat Millions Of Dollars by Santa
Anra-C nfssationo of Church Property Cor'tens-
plated Threatened Recommendation, &c.
New YoRk, Jan. "a, p. NJ.
The New York Sun has received Mexican
)ates via Havana, considerable later than any
Iefore received. An express had arrived at The
lily OF Mexico. from Santa Anna, demanding OF
be Congress eight millions of dollars, and assert
ng lha. if he did not receive it the country would
|e inevitably lost.
The Mexican Congress was in secret session
|, the Ia,es, dates, and general con6scation Of
he Church property was contemplated for the
purpose of raising the necessary funds. The
Clergy are represented to be violently opposed to
he con6scation, and that they are threatening 10
not only the Congress, Blu, the
Government and the Army.
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TN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AT Rules held in the
Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law
and Chancery for CHAM County, on Monday the
4th day Of January, lS47:
James Anderson, Plaintin:
against
Charles s. Marcy and Edward J. Gillian, Adminis
traitor Of David Mccormack deceased, and also ADM
nstrator of Nancy Mccormack, deceased, Defendants
The defendant Charles s. MaIey, not having entered
his appearance and given security according to the Of
Assembly and the rules of this Court and appearing BY
country il is ordered that the said absent defendant do
appear al the rules TO holden for the said Court on
the first Monday in March next and answer the bill OF
hs najntj and that copy othis order be forthwith In
sertrd in some Published In the City Of Rich
mond for months excessively, and posted al The
front door of the Court House Of this county.
A Copy. Teste
Jan. 5-ew3m &. ELDRlDGE, I. I. D. c.
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CHANCERY NOTICE

To he LfedlF0TS OF L'Dln 3 J0yHe3 1eteAse0 lu4e Of
the County of Aceomack.
DURSUANT to an inle,locutary decree, pronounced
by the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chancery
of Accomack the 10th day Of June 1886, in the suit
of David NJ Fackler and wife, &C. Plaintiffs, against
Levin e. JoyDes' Administrator. &c, defendants,
have fixed on Wednesday the 18th day Of March, ls47.
for the creditors OF the said Levin g. Jones twho shall
contribute to hs expenses Of said sut to produce their
respective claims before me, In the Clerks once Of
said Court between the hours Of O'clock, A. ~. and
5ocock p NJ, on that day. And all creditors Of the
said Levin S. Joynes who shall fail to produce theii
claims at the time and place aforesaid will be excluded
from all benefit under the said Decree
MEASE SMITH, Commissioner of Accounts.