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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-06-20
ALEXANDRIA,, "a.
SATURDAY, JUNE 20, 1874.

CANAL NAvIGAroN.- The Speaker OF the
House of Representatives yesterday, among nu-
merous documents from executive sources, lalu
before the House communication FROM the Sec
rotary of War, transmitting supplement alre'
port, containing special paper, BY Col. Sedg
wick, on the method of canal navigation by the
use Of inclined planes After careful review
of the subject, especially as applied to the
mountain region about Savage river, be comes
to the conclusion that 10 whatever manner the
comparison may be made between the lock
system aud the inclined plane system, either OF
single locks and siuge lock planes or OF double
locks and double lock planes, the economy 10
construction and in the expenditure OF water Is
nre-eminently in favor OF the iucned planes
The effect on the cost Of transportation is thus
stated Taking the opera tious ct the COM
pleted canal between Cumber land and George
town as basis OF cost, careful analysis OF the
cost of transporting coal shows cost OF A cents
Der ton per mile, exclusive OF tolls where the
rate of transportation is IL miles per hour, or
st the rate Of IS cents per hour OF time, and,
consequently, saving of 303 hours tune makes
a saving of 2O.8 cents per ton between
Connellsville and Cumberland, an equaied saw
Jog of So miles 10 distance by the system OF III,
clined planes In comparison with the system OF
lift locks as herein compared.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-06-20
RAILROAD RECEIPTS.

The following were the receipts By the W. g.,
v. M. & 6. S. K. R this week
Corn 34i5 bushels, wheat $50, rye oats 3io,
ear corn bags, corn meal - bushels, potatoes
10 bushel beans bags ground bark i. a 25o lbs
COOS ls bbls, hay 50 bales, leather Is rolls, tai.
I ieS bbls, wool sc sacks, lard 5 hrkins bacon
9eT ms calves ~, hides $50 bundles, wine
cases, tobacco boxes sheep stsns2 bales and
SEQ skins, calf skins bale and 81 skins iron and
homes 10 o56 lbs, tile and fine brick 9I5, lumber
IS Geo feet, oak lumber IL 00 feet, rags 443 lbs,
tan bark 81 cars, cattle an sheep 70 cars, cross
ties car, psings Car.
The following were the receipts during the
same period by the W. S 0. r. R.:
Corn 1920 bushels, wheat 34s, oats 554, meal
l2s, potatoes Is. -four IS bbls, eggs - tos and
boxes, butter II bbls and Kegs 1o"is 10 coops'
cslves "a wool 81 bags and bales, rags 81 bags;
iron 300 BIS, hay ears, wood 2 cars, stock z
cars, milk 10 gallons.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-06-20
LEGHL NOTICES.
JNPRINCE WILLIAM CIRCUIT COURT
i May 18th, 1874

INPRlNcE WILLIAM Cl ~ 1a,S W.
Barrett s. Higgins plaintiffs,
hganst
A. D. Smith, admir-. of Chaa. b. Hunton, decd,
Ellen HUnton Belle Hunton, Annie Hunton,
James w. Hunton, Henry Huntor, Logan
Hunton, NJ. b. Washington and Fannie his
wife defendants In chancery.
On consideration whereof the Court doth ad.
Judge order ard decree that the defendant A.
d Smith, render before one of the Commission
ers Of this Court an account of his actings and
dongs IS administrator of Chss. Il. Hunion, de-
ceased and the said Commissioner is directed to
ascertain and report an account of all The out
standing debts against the estate of the said Chas
II Hunton, deceased, with their prloritles, and
also I'M account of all outstanding debts due the
estate OF the said Chas. h. Hunton, deceased,
distinguishing between those which are sperate
and those which are desperate; and said Com
missioner is further directed to ascertain and re-
port an account of the real and personal estate
of which the said Chss 81. Hunton died seized
and possessed, with the annual and fee simple
value of the realty; and the said Commissioners
in making up the account of said a. u. Smith,
admir- MS aforesaid, is directed to take rs prima
facie correct any settlement mere ofore made by
the said administrator, with the right to any
party in interest to sarcharge and falsity the
same.-[June extract.
Teste: L. A. DAVIS, Clerk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-06-20

An old and interesting relic was exhibited III
the House of Representatives yesterday by
Mr.. Hooper of Massachusetts,. Il was the
watch presented by Washington to Lafayette
at the captulation of Cornwallis, and after
ward stolen from the patriotic Freuchman
while on a visit to this country in 1925 at
Nashville, Tenn. The watch turned up about
four years ago at pawDbroker sale IN Louis,
vile, KY, and was purchased by gentleman
of Texas. A resolution was unanimously adopt
ed appropriatipg $500 for the purchase OF the
relic and its restoration to the family Of the
Maiauis de Lafayette.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-06-20

Mrs. Audubon, the widow of the celebrated
naturalist, died 10 kelyvilIe, Ky, yes erday,
aged, SO. She Was lady of unusual attain
ments, and was the constant companion of her
husband 10 his Iabors and travels, and visited
the principal courts OF Europe 10 his company.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-06-20
Commissioners flee,

Commissioners flee,
Brent. VILE June s ISL
To the plaintiffs and defendant, in the 40, SO
cause and al others interested:
Take notice, That have appointed TIL Rs.
DAY, the 23d day of July, 1874 1T my office in
the town of Brent vile, to execute the above de.
cree. TIE first order of rctercn e, entered n TIE
May term, 1868, required ore of The Comm..
sioners OF this Court ITO cow ne the credit, d:
T. D. L'pscon.b and ascertain the nmonnt o
debts due by SAID Ii scomb or by any iirm o
which he was b MI bar, and to take HI :. count
Of the personal asset -: the said Lipsconb, AT:
TO settle the account .. FL pa Buntoa, executor
of ssid Lipscomb IN" second or,ier 81! rr!rr.
ence entered ut tn" VI Y term, 1863, ''r"camu.;-
ted he report mad by the Comm. is:ion"r under
the former rule vi Ii il sG'uctlons t. sts'" T."
debts against the said l.ip-romb, according !,
their priority. ard u sin.: MI account 81 tie
debts against III" late firm OF \ {. A>mtn u
Co.. The third order of reference, entered a.
the May term, 1870, >us'sined sundry "Ac"l ti"'..
t. the report returned, and rccnmmtt,r'l III" -.
pert to the Commissioners, with instructions =
conform his report to the decree sustaining Tire
Xttptions and said Commissioner wnS .urlr"r
ordered TO state and s,t.lc partnership 49, an.
OF the late firm o. A>.:lum u ii. &c mt, a!.I re-.
port Any outstanding debts Of said Il N.
Given under NY hand ~ Commissioner Il II.
Said Court the day and Year abos" written.
j. l5-v 4w II. b. LlpStUMB
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-06-20

The Lypchburg Republican says: 1--WE were
assured yesterday By several very prominent
dealers in Tobacco that while there has been q
decided advance, it has not been as great as
stated. They put the advance at from sl.5O
to So per hundred on low grades, and -. 80 to
So on the better quality.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-06-20

The Stauuton grocers and produce dealers
have resolved in public meeting, that in buy
Jog produce, they will, in all cases, when the
amount exceeds FIVE dollars, contract to deduct
from the price to be paid all the special, State
aud municipal taxes, so long as they are lmpos-
ed upon them, and enter the same Oh their
bills Of purchases
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-06-20

SPoTsYLvANIA ENTERPRISE Out in the
Poison Fields" of Spotsylvaoia and the Wild
erness, where 1.-THE soil wouldn't sprout black
eyed peas as many folks say, the people,
make very good living dy getting hoop poles
gathering sumac, and digging up sassatras roots
which bring good price at their doors almost
as mills for cboppiug and extracting the valua'
bic principle have been erected in various
places
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-06-20

STOCK BREEDERS ASSOCIATION. The ex.
ecutive committee Of the Stock Breeders Asso.
citation have made arrangements with the Pied.
mont Agricultural Society for the use of their
grounds for one week this coming fall. They
are to take possession the week Immediately
following the Fair, and We understand will offer
some magnificent, purses for the fastest Virginia
bred horses that are to compete at the trial OF
speed that will take place on that occasion.
Culpeper Times.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-06-20
CI.NHL CO.H.NERCE.

Arrival:-Boat r Cropley, to Georges
Creek Coal and Iron Go. By river-Boats [
Lemen, Lille Lemen and Morning Sun, to
Hampshire and Baltimore Coal Co.
Departures Boats Chesapeake, Jas Green, j
Nj oore, NJ o. Conner, D l. Taylor, Ed Bayur,
Jas Hoy, + + Davis, J g. 4 Coulehsn, K b
Cropley, Four Sisters, w K Shaw and Il J
Boyer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-06-20
SN:PFy.H-G .NEII..S.
ARPIVE FL.

ARRIvEr
Steamer Gcorgealns, Baltimore, to Hooe s.
Johnston
Steamer Lady Of the Lake, Norfolk, to F A
Reed
Schr Ann E Valentine, Groton, to American
Coal Co.
Schr . D WiLhrri!l, Georgetown, to John P
Agnew.
sAILEI,
Schr Carrie Holmes, Grot n, by Aner An
Coal e.
Schr a l. Cununt, Boston, by Americas Coal
Company.
Schr g. i:liant, Frederick: burg, by John P
Agnew.
Schr South Wind, Norfolk bv Jro P grew
Schr Addie Ryarson, Boston, by j T Aghew.
NEMORANnA
Schr Ellen Tnbin, hence, at New York 18Th.
Schr c w Locke hercc for New Haven,
PISSED through He'll Gate 18th.
Schr Louisa Bliss, from Boston for this port
at Vineyard Haven 10th.
ocbr Lizzie Heyer, hence for Boston, at Vine
ya.d Haven 18th.
Schr John CMcShane, hence, at Norfolk 18th
Schr Erie, hence, at New London 18th
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-06-20

The final, but unsuccessful attempt made
yesterday, in the House of Representatives to
get up the "Civil Rights bill, makes it pretty
certain, that for this session, at least, there will
be an end of the matter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-06-20

The Fair of the Shenandoah Valley Agricul-
tural and Mechanical Society will be held at
Winchester on the 18th, 10th, 18th and 18th
of September.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-06-20
LEE.fL .N'UTgfE.

INFRINGE WILLIAM CInCCITCp..rr
l. May l.n. ~,
Jno. Is. uun'on survivor %! himself AM E,,...
IL. Huntuir, d eas.i r.air:lf.,
against
CathaIin" Purcell Ii,.'rna, X Davis sni Wa
tina IN wifi, j,>l4h St"n" Ani Fin'un h ..u,,,.
James Il. Purcell ~ hi: own right and -.
mInlstrNt"r jam Z. rc.l., drc',!.. Wm :
Goodwin IL ms own right and IL She iif ,..,'
ri.lItce administrator of l.uc:cn 4. Pure
decd, Francs j. Cannon, j ian Cl,,h ~
Joseph B. Reid. defendants. IL c:,allrr.v
ION consideration whereof i, is "a iud,r; 49,,
dered and Gccrcnd tha Jsm.s K i;ur,,U =.
mini<trs!or James Purcell, dcc'..., 10 ,..f..
before ore of the tommiSsiaanrs If this Corn, 49,.
account OF bis actlngs and GolngS rs admin. r..
tor rs aforesaid, and tea. said Comm sslu,n- 4
take All ace uCt OF the asses # the Sai de- a. -,
ut the tim" % his death, And :. - -. tn. ,!,.t ~.
the estate, with their prinrilic: AID that H.. 49,,
take m account Of tie red estate with il. z,.,
al and fee simple V ,luc.
lS72, May ID.
'On cons delation whereof. tie Corr, t..s.
recomE 1t the said report with the sal! .s..,.
lions To tn said Commissioner sinclair .or ~,
curry INTO the matters used " the elrrr.,.,,
and for such other d, bis US may be rr,vl
1874, My H.
ut appearing t the Court tina. r. 4 >iur,E
Il Master CoInT,issiuncr If th. CONF u ii.
moved to Ale&andris ard cannot co;.v,..jn,..,
eX, cute the ord entered in this csgs, ,hrr.s.
doth direct that VIM 4 Lips umb \ MIS-.
commissioner OF this Court. do proceed /, ,,..
cute the order O: reference. hrreto.or. .n,.r,i ~,
the said csusr. - June extrsc,s.
Icste: l.. A. DAVIS, Clerk
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-06-20
COM NJ E3S('IAI.

ALEXASi RIA MARKET, June 20.-Wheat is
active for the higher grades. and prices are brt
ter; offerings light with sales of red ut 1876 and
ll2 for far /" good, and 10, and So Cor prime 70
choice. Corn is steady ut yester 'ay's qu"ta-
tinns light offerings. with sn of mike nj 81
81 GAS are dull sales at ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-06-20

The farm known as the Hancock farm, about
two miles from Orange G. H., Va, was sold
OF Monday last for about $35 per acre.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-06-20
70 tie e,Et0r ofthe .dlernntlfir Gu:ette

To the e1tor the 4h,rantlri1 G.,=ctte:
The British Association Of Alexandria haV'
ing issue its call for Convention of the set
tiers on the lst Of July. now wish to invoke
the power OF the press to awaken the Interest
of the native Inhabitants on he importance to
the general welfare Of securing portion ut the
strca m of emigrants that almost daily pour luto
the United States, and which imulgratlun has
converted and is converting the waste lands OF
the West Into fruitful fields, aud would for
many years past have Teen doing the same
good for US, had we combined and made proper
Efforts to obtain it. There is a duty which every
individual owes to the community IN which he
lives. and that is to use all his Influence to pro-
mote the general good. Great benefits are the
fruit of great tyertions, aud can ouly be had 10y
earning them. II is idle to boast OF much
valuable land, q fine climate, great mineral
wealth, vast water powers, mostly waiting to
be utilized, without we adopt active measures
to bring the means and men to convert these
great resources iuto active wealth
Wake up Their the friends of immigration
and practical increased development OF our Flr-
gipia resources, and join with the efforts OF your
foreign but adopted sons to attract men and
means to our borders, and we shall soon see a
new people, who will join with your people, 10
bringing about those conditions which make
the prosperity of communities Yours truly,
W. B. MCCLURE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-06-20

DECORATION D Y-Oo last Friday the
graves OF the Confederate dead at Culpeper
we're decorated. The opening prayer by the
Rev. MIR. Reese was most touching and was
followed by dirge from the Culpeper Brass
Band. after which MIR. j. Green Shackelford
repeated poem written by Miss Annie Duffy
tor the occasion of decorating the Confederate
graves at Petersburg Major Grimsly closed
the ceremonies by we'll delivered and at times
clcuucut address.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-06-20
PRINCE WILLIAM CIRCUIT COUK

PRINCE WILLIAM CIRCUIT COURT
l. May lltn, Isl
Thomas B. Gaines admrs., Jol n Williams.
Lawrence Cole and others, plaintiffs,
Against
E. NJ. Lipscomb. P. Daricl Lipscnmb. Epp.
Huntou, executor of p. ID. Lipscomb, dcc'i
and as trustee of the said Z. D. Lipscomb t.:
the benefit of his creditors, p. D. W!lism.
admir- and Lewis Z Asmun, detendsn $ Ia
chancery.
1t happening to the Court tat 4. A. SiacIai-.
Master Commissioner # this Court has r..
moved to Alexandria, and cannot coivcn EMS
execute the order entered in this c use the Cou:
doth direct VIM /. Lipscumb, Master Com
missioner of this Court, to proceed to eAccu:,
the order Of rIicr. nee heretofore entered in Ii,
said cau.e. A copy-tesIe:
L. a. DAVIS, Cl,!a
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-06-20

We are under obligations to Mr.. S. n Gar
wood Tor copies of the Richmond papers 10
advance Of the mails
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-06-20

COMPLAINTS of the irregular receipt of the
Gazette, by subscribers in Washington reach
us. The fault is not With US.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-06-20
Commits io. cr's Office

brert>ri!lc, June 5, ls-4
To the pa ties, p.aintih and ucse dant, srI sii
others Interested: '''
Take motto, That | have appointed TUES.
DAY, the 2lst day OF July, l,1l ut my uAicr,
in the town OF Brentsville, to execute the DEGREES
of which the foregoing are true eA,rnr.s, -,
which time and place you Ut" required to nuclr;
Given under IN, hand rs Commissioner %. The
said Cour. the day and yesr ab We written.
e l5-U4w WIN L. LlPSCuMB
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-06-20

FAIRFAX COUNTY ITlMs. : (From the Fair
Court was held Oh Monday last, Judge Sang
ster presiding twenty-five deeds were ad-
United 10 record. Most OF the township off
Administration on the estate Of L. 0. Powell,
decd was granted Oscar Moore-bond in the
penalty Of 81, DOOR, l. Nevitt security. Fl.
S. Baruum and j. Fl. Gray were appointed ad:
Illustrators of the estate OF Levi Drming, dec d
-boud 10 the penalty of 81, 900 } Samuel Pull,
man and George B. Ives security: George
Mason and Linden Kent We're admitted and
quafi ID as attorneys 10 this Court, Thomas
n. Williams, Richard Coleman, ID. 5. Barnunl
Sllas Simpson and John L. Rgg qualified as
Dckey, S. H. kendrick and Mary Markham
to Keep ordinarics. Commonwealth VS.. Mat,
thew McKown--for assault-ordered, that Nc
Kown be summoned to appear at the next
Court to answer the presentment found against
him. Commonwealth VS.. j. h. Cross--for an
assault: and same VS.. same-tur trespass;
alias summons awarded to answer the present,
ments, re,uruable to the first day Of July Court
next. Richard L. Broadwater and W. d. VIII
coxon, deputies to r r. Farr, sheriff for 1869
~, maze returns u the COuEt vi lue uelluQucut
taxpayers for said years. Thomas Moore Is
appointed special commissioner to settle up
the estate OF John A. Grilborzer, decd, with
John q. Griborlzar administrator. Common
wealth VS.. Richard Taylor-for simple larceny
-bailed until July Court next The Rule
against r. R. Farr, late county treasurer, was
eolarged until July Court next. 10 the matter
of the repeal of the fence law in Mt. Vernon
township, voted Oh at the last May election the
Court doth decline to interfere with the law
establishing the fence law 10 said township.
Mr.. Melville Kidwell had one of his children
bitten by moccasin snake on "Wednesday
morning. DR.. Fairfax prescribed for the clse.
Much swelling ensucd. The child was improv-
ing when last herd from.
The Good Templars' strawberry and ice
cream festival came off % Tuesday night last
1t was we'll attended and was quite an enjoyable
affair.
Little Lizzie, child of Mr.. W. R. Chap
man, some or years old, fell iuto we'll one
day this week. but got out by her own exer-
tons and her fathers aid.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-06-20

ASTONISHING EsCAPE-A most miraculous
escape from death by lightning occurred during
the storm on Thursday Of last week, near Tur-
leytown. in this county. During the storm John
Dunivan, a young man engaged in helping his
father, had started out with his one-horse wagon
to haul load of rails. The storm coming up
he sought the shelter of tree which bad once
been stricken by the lightning, but which fact
he did not know. He had been under the tree
but short time when the lightning again
struck it, shivenng it from the top the bot
tom and knocking Dunivan PROSTATE, split
ting the scam 10 bis coat CD the right arm,
crossing to the lett side, running down his left,
leg, aud passing out over his shoe to root of
the tree, tearing up the earth. Yet, strange
to say, the young man was not on y not killed,
but not even seriously injured, the blistering
and burning of his flesh being the only injury
received He was carried home by the neigh
bors and in few days was going about again
as usual. 1t was the most wonderful escape
from Instant death we have almost ever record
ed. - RockanQhana Register.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-06-20

THE MANASSAS GAZETTE Judge Charles
E. Sinclair has assumed the editorsh!p Of the
Manassas Gazette, Mr.. D. W. Whiting pub
Usher. Judge S. 10 his sautatory says:-"ln
all respects our editorial conduct will be indie
pendent We shall be devoted to Do clique
aud bound to no master" 10 discussing free
y public men and measures, We shall always
try to bear in mind that others are entitled TO
the same freedom of opinion we claim for our
selves, aud with charity for all, aud malice to-
wards none, We hope to pursue the even tenor
of our way in pleasant and mutually profitable
relations with all who take an Interest in the
success of the Gazette" The ;z=tte is au ex.
cellent paper, and We wish it aud its new editor
abundant success.
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Commissioners Office

Commissioners Office
Brentsville, June 8, 1874
To the plaintiff and defendants in the shove
cause and all others Interested
Take notice. That l have appointed FRI
DAY, the 24:h day OF July, 1874, AZ my office,
in the town of Brentsville, to execute the decree
of which the above is true extract, at which
time and place you are required to attend
Given under my hand rs Commissioner of the
said Court the day and year above written.
VIM. E. LIPSCOMB.
Eppa Hunton, p q. j. l5-V4W
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list OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Alexandria, Va, Postothce
June g, 1878.
Persons calling for letters will say they are ad-
vertised and give the date of the list.
If not called for within thirty days, they will be
sent to the dead letter office, in Washington.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-06-20

Dwelling BURNT. We regret to learn that
the dwelling on Mr.. Walter E. Harrison s farm
near Goresville, in this county, was accidental
ly burnt on Tuesday last-loss about $500; no
insurance. Mr. Peter Lefever who had but
recently removed to the building. had all bis
household effects destroyed, and S29S in bank
notes. Mrs. Lefever in her efforts to save some
of her property, had her face and arms
badly burned. She is DOW suffering very
much from her injuries. This misfortune has
swept away nearly everything MIR. +. had
LeesLnrq Washinatonian
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-06-20

VNOX'S EXPRESS
n Calls for and delivers baggage to any sd-
dress in Washin gton, Georgetown and Alexan-
dru, at ail depots and steamboat
Coaches win cali for passengers fer oil trains
and boats. Coaches furnished for p:cnics and
pleasure trips 10 Mount Vernon or other places
Orders left at Lunt's drug store at City hotei,
or Office No. north Washington street, will
receive prompt attention.
~ ofIEVI DEMING, deceased late Of the
county Of Fairfsx and State Of Virginia, are
hereby notified to come forward aud pay the
snme within six months from the date hereof,
and all having claims sgeinst said estate are also
r,a .ired to present the same for payment with
in ,aid period. HARMON S. BARNUM,
JONATHAN H. GRAY,
ia1-Im Administrators.