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The New York herald., 1845-09-21
MONEY MARKET.

saturday, Sept. 2O-6 II. M.
The speculative fever in the stock market still
tinues. Norwich and Worcester advanced 2i per cent
Erie Railroad 4; Reading |; Morris Canal Farmers
Loan !; Illinois, J; Long Island 2i Canton, II; Vicks-
burg, i Harlem, II; u s. Bank, Il Stoningon and Ohio
6's closed firm at Yesterdays prices. The sales were
very large, and the tendency of prices is still upwards.
By the arrival of the steam ship Britannia at Boston
from Liverpool we have advices from all parts of Eu-
rope twelve days later than those received by the Great
Western. In commercial point of view, the news is
very important and highly interesting. The favorable
change in the weather and the encouraging prospects
for nearly average harvest, have produced very
marked Improvement in commercial affairs generally
The activity in the cotton market and the frmness of
prices for that staple have been caused in great mea
sure by the Improvement in the market. There
will, notwithstanding the favorable change in the
weather be deficiency in the harvests this year. which
must be principally supplied from this side Of the Allan
tic There short harvests in Russia and Poland and
the supplies from the Baltic will be, therefore limited
The bulk of the imports Of breadstufs into Great Bri
tain to make up the deficiency in this harvest will be
from Canada and demanu will without doubt spring
up at once along the western line for wheat to ship
Canada for manufacture, that will have very favorable
effect upon prices The deficiency in the crops of Great
Britain will not be- according to our accounts large
enough to restrict the manufacturing commercial ope
rations Of the kingdom
The news per Britannia has had very favorable ef
feet upon the cotton market Prices this morning
vanced to Of cent, and the sales to some
extent. The market became unsettled under the
advices but no actual dscine:as yet been realized.
There had been very little done in American securi
ties Prices in the London market remained without al
teraton. The favorable change in the money market,
just previous the departure of the steamer
produced Improvement in American stocks, well
as in all other securities.
The weekly returns of the Bank of England from July
18th August 23d exhibit reduction in several of the
departments. The diminished amount of bullion
hand shows the anxiety evinced up to that time in rea
tn he
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HEALTH OF CHARLEsroN.-Our city Is in the en-
season. The deaths last week were only two whites
and seven blacks. Our citizens who are absent, may
now return, and that speedily, either for health plea
sure or business Charleston Patriot Sept H.
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BRio AMERICA Johnson, Of New York. from Montego Bay
ee-vese and cargo total loss The captain and crew we're
taken Oh by Colombian schooner and carried into Old Prov
dence.
BRe SEA BRpAug TO- anchor at the entrance OF the
entrance 81 the harbor Of Rio Janero brig Sea Bird Of New
ok % days from Cadiz for Rio rande-u in in distress
Sem RsAsyA, Small, 3tays from Pawtucsla NC. was
ns Of bs s os II hGs pa S deck "
to Tighten her
s n T' s Nsp, Ssy m R
ieers and crew all we'll Following list Of her ofcsrs
s.NI.o" csoi'fS Howell S Asi'pg MAST. YeIsass
Weghtman; Acting Bostswan Win Bergen; do Gunner ym
Collins; do Carpenter Ferguson do Masters Mate James
US sate Congress Norfolk has been put commission
and VIII sai Ia day two for the Pacific Commodore
VI ship Plymouth arrived at Marseilles 9Th nh
y f,gate taritan was at Rio Jaaeiro 10th ut
Y sloop Of war Boston was at Monte yideo ist uIt
u frigste Cumberland at Tunis about ia nil,
u Sbrig Lawrence was at Aransss Bay 9Th inst
Whalemen.
AEa New Bedford 10Th inst, Minerva smyh Pacific Ocean
Ss bone Lent Milton Edsaows @ So % ,, 90 @ sn So
n y M mamy y BS Lost overheard from the
Touched at Eays July 20 Jas Maary NIB, landed 100 sp
At foss. + Messs sss NJ . clean
At Rio Jsneo Aug TO- Candace from Faya IN
having small pox on board
An American whar showing private signal the French
flag, of Abrolhos Banks ltth ult.
spoken.
GameT,. Boston for Msnills June a. late N, Iona
Hannibal NQrleaas for Trieste, no date, SC.
Delhi SYoIk for Xalpsraiso Jsly 90 lat s. Ion 30 30 w.
Ohio. Liverpool for NYork ED ult lat %. lon IT,
inst Ss miles III from sandy Hon , or ou Of
Of waer-the ship had performed admirably aud they
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Foreign Markets.

MAYAeuEz, Sept 6-l had the pleasure of writing to
you on the Goth ult per Mars Hll since which nothing
Of interest has ranspired Prospects for the ensuing
sugar crop aatterng all through the Island and
should prices continue favorable many of planters
in other districts, who suffered severely the three
past seasons from drought will receive welcome
lief
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SNIFFEN x CO.
VIZ ILL sell Wednesday the 9Th September at 10 o'clock
w the sales l3 Fulton and 90 Ann street. elegant
logue consisting ia part Of Sofas e,e Gonehes, Di
Ottomans Serpen aud Plain Centre Tables h
Egypt Vein Marble Tops Card Tables OF
ihogany, Quarette and Sofa Tables Carved and Spanish
Rockers pushfand hair cloth Reading Chairs covered with
NOR and blue plush French Il and French Chairs,
carved do with spring seats dressing AID plain bureaus maho
and Book Cases, Of superior wokmanshp, &c. sc worthy
The attention Of shippers dealers and others. s2I lt'm
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New stock Exchange.


Married.
AT Middlebury w. on the Sd inst, by the Rev S. q.
Coe JOHN SPRINGER, of this city, to SARAH HoUGHroS,
daughter Of Charles Bowen. of the former place.
On the 18th inst FRANCIS BARNES, Esq, of New Or
leans to Mrs Lacy daughter of Robert Paterson
merchant Buffalo N. Y,
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BROKERS BoAnp, Sept I9.6 shs New England wor.
sted 20 lo!i; 100 Reading Rl,, sim, rs 2S7; 200 Will
mington Kt, 1885, 80 Norwich and Worcester RR s2m,
72 100 do blm ~ 35 do 7al 100 do, s2m 72i 90 Long
Island hyod sl kF g. blm 6 80 do bnw ee % do S
9aoa o.. 20 do oim 61i 200 do bl5d GA $50 do 67 90
SECOND BoARp.-2O0 shs East Boston Co. bo2m l4J; 90
Long Island hR s7 90 do, so3d 67 90 do Cd 67i 80
Western RR, bo30d 9ol. =" " wv 'oo''' -''
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NIBLOS GARDEN.
FAREWELL BENEFIT OF
MADEMOISELLE CALVE.

NIBLO's GARDEN.
FAREWELL BENEFIT OF
MADEMOISELLE CALTE.
Monday Evening, September 22d,
The I8 RENE Be GnYp with
Catarina Cornaro ............... Mile Calye
Jaques de Lusignan. ..................M M Garry
andrea Cornaro o..... Douvy
Mocenigo .... Mordapnt
StrozI -. buscher
Herald Of Cyprus Bernard
''''''' Dance by Miss Celeste.
Acts Of the Comic Orera.
'0nf.aaf M.il h5 b6 GEGHRERf 0Rsss entitled
Msrehone:; sf Of Bciienieii Mms asd M.Sisa hisa
The Book, E.. s of hf ,s French oRs. with literal EnsAn'
Nights Of the French Company-Monday, Wednesday,
Qp-7seket. Fifty Ce~a.-ea
s %:s $.
PALMO's OPERA HOUSE.
ONE WEEK MORE.
Monday, Sept. 22d, Is45.
OPEN EVERY NIGHT.
Admission 25 Cents only.
M''.s oERM9NE fIEh1A sTASTQ2R snS %HrE rHEAnRlSoroN'
Respectfully announce to the citizens Of New York, that
IMMENSE lss@ Success 81
with which their Concerts have been attended, during pas
week they have been induced to remain another week
winch occasion "'ll a Be New SRsVs' BUDGET
OF SONGS. GLEEs, CHORUsEs CONUNDRUMs,
For particulars see programme.
Boxes aud seats secured daily at the Office from NJ till
The New York herald., 1845-09-21

THE WEArHER,-We were fattering ourselves few
days since with the gratifying idea Of cool weather.
But 1t seems to be delayed unusually long Yesterday
was q very warm day, as warm have had this
month. At o'clock the mercury stood at SO degrees
APPoIrrMENr-Mr. II P. Rowall has been appointed
agent Of the State Prison. at Sing Sing the place of
Mr.. VIM. H. Peck.
Ror FIVE PorSrs-A riot took place last night
about II o'clock in the vicinity Of Orange and Cross
streets in which knives brickbats, pistols 60.
freely used man by the name of Thomas Neilis was
severely cut in the breast and not expected
Nine OF the rioters arrested and taken to the
Tombs three four Of whom badly wounded that
their recovery is doubtful.
Thar PAvyMrSr-Is the pavement at the corner of
Wail and Nassau streets never going to be repaired
certainly one Of the greatest nuisances in the city
Is complete mud.slough with large holes in the
pavement into which it would be very unsafe to sink
Why DO not the proper authorities attend to this
matter - ~
TELEchArn Posrs-There has been just cause Of com.
plant IN regard to these unsighy posts which range up
Broadway One gentleman absolutely refused IN naya
placed before his house thinking that it would not
ut all add to the ornamental Appearance OF the front
The directors Of this enterprise ought certainly have
paid regard to the taste of citizens than to have
put up such roughhewn, knotty, scars.crow looking
posts By smoothing and painting they nigh, be made
duite ornamental
The New York herald., 1845-09-21

CASTLE GARDEN.
The Castle Garden day from sunrise aordng
superior opportunities for reading meditation undstnrbed
promenadewthn this building the lower
galleries commanding the
SACRED NJ USIC and SUBWAY CONCERT.
Admission l21a Cents.
Sunday Evening, sept. 81.
The following selections the OF the
and best will constitute the Musical
Arrangements ofthe evening.
PROGRAMME.
PART l.
Chorus from the Remission Of Sin. ......... Handel
herman Hymn h9Hher
Prayer Of Moses in Egypt t.::..........:.. Haydn
Aria from the Oratoria of David. Neukomm
Vital Spark of Heavenly Flame :. Rev. DR.. Hawes
An lntermission of Half Hour.
H.
7. Chorus, "Hosannah in the Highest" Handel
o. "Repose in Peace. Bloomfield
w. AZ 9aWn OF 9ay... iiayah
The ConceTt 10 begin Al half If mast O'Clock 'a"'''
During the whole the splendid and extensive Saloon will
be hown open TO stors, who enjoy themselves by
viewing the romantic scenery of land and water spreading IN
direction dooways lead the covered plat
and an extensive entrance to The promenade on level
beautiful prospect New York Seats and conyenen-
where be found Tor those who inclined
mediate read s2l
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Foreign ImpOrtatiOns.

MAYAorEz-Brg Port Leon-2o hhds sugar do molasses
horse w Cullert-2 bbls molasses to master.
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Theatricals.

PARK THEATRE.-Last evening Cinderella per-
formed for the third time The promise of brilliant
which Miss Delcy gave her first appearance has
been fully realized and at time has she been received
by fashionable audience than last night She has
perceptible her debut. Mr. Gardner was good as
the Prnce-Mr Bfough Dandine OF all these per
formances we have spoken in detail before.
BowERY THEArRE.-The play Of the Iron Chest was
given last night to house croI ied to excess. Mr..
Hambn performed with his usual artistic skill and was
well supported Last evening closed the weeks per.
fomance his part of Of the finest characters that
presented on the stage Othello, Hamlet Macbeth,
Vrgnils, all given by him in style that the Bow
cry Theatre has not lately witnessed Mr. Jackson has
had to congratulate himself this engagement
both money fame have been acquired by him through
it, and his reputation successful caterer for the pub
lie is firmly established The after pieces last night
the amusing farce of Young England, and the
drama of Nick of the Woods both tavorite pieces To-
Mr.. Hamblin Massinger's tragedy of the Fatal Dowry,
and the Honey Moon, will be presented, and in both of
them Mr.. Hambn will take the leading characters.
CASTLE GARpES.-To-night we have Sacred Concert.
The warm weather that still hangs around makes
this most delightful resort. In the garden you at
sea- on shore and afoat all at the time. During
the day they open from sunrise and Sunday
Sort afford great inducements to visiters
DuMsoLroS's TRouPE.-lf these gentry 60 on in the
way they have been doing lately they will achieve that
desderatum-a fortune. "Some men," says Shakespeare,
them" In this they born to it, doubt for
they always have been from their first start great and
always will be. Tomorrow evening they commence
their second week with entirely fresh programmes
The New York herald., 1845-09-21

Nova SCOTIA AND New FouNpLAND.-We have
received Halifax papers to the 17th, and Newfound-
land to the 9th inst.
The experimental squadron from England was expect
ed at Halifax in about ten or twelve days.
The following letter is from correspondent OF the
Halifar Recorder =
Intelligence has just been received here that there has
been tremendous excitement at Yarmouth at the Baptist
education meeting. Mr. Burton Che Baptist minister
there openly nsulted and the mane tail SC of the
Attorney Generals horse, shaved and cropped. The
people it is said outrageous their political gath
erings under the mask Of religion forgot to mention
that the Attorney General was burnt in efigy
The Dutch frgate Rhine, with Prince Henry on board
sailed from Newfoundland on the 26th ult
St. Johns papers OF the 9th inst filed with accounts
Of reception there of DR. Fleming Bishop of Carpasa
Vicar Apostolic of Newfoundland, Labrador, and the
Island of Anticos Vicar General of the Canadas &c
His Lordshp had embarked in the Caledonia for Halifax
but falling in with fishing boat off Newfoundland, he
chartered her to take him to St Johns. The nhabI.
tants are delighted with the apostolic humility of his ap
proach.
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MARTELLE & HOLDEkMANN
No. "a Maiden Lnu~

MANUFACTURERS and importers Of Ornamental Hair
l Work, Wigs, Toupees, Bands CurIs, Seams Bandeau
Hair Danguy cel braed Cued Hair. IS inches long and
style Of Everlasting Cur aud all kinds Of Hair Work
W hol esale and retail.
Also very large assortment Of Flowers Feathers Head
Dresses such Algeriennes Oriental Pompadours tvvu
tienne, Duchuss and all kinds Of Millenary articles -
N. B-The trade supplied on reasonable terms.
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TEN DOLLARS REWARD

TEN DOLLARS REWARD.
a. TAKEN from the Stable Of the Subscriber on the
<lS& <l9h INST, at o'clock r. NJ bobtsi BAY Horse is
A%A-hands high with white in the face, with mixture Of
grey hairs the left shoulder caused by blister Had
taken saddle and bds Whosoeyer will return said
normation wlef- he nbe found shall the above
reward, at No 40 Libeityst s L. COLBURN,
s2i 3rm
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Miscellaneous Record
PACKET SHIP GLADIATOR Bunting for London detained
until Monday
PACKET SHIP QUEEN WEsr, for Liverpool, sails
morrow.
ARRIVALS New YoRKFor the week ending the 18th OF
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By Last Nights Southern Mail.

Monhegan Calais; Grand Turk, Boston
BALTIoRE Sept l9Sld Saldana Brazil. Somerset Deme-
rara; Baltimore NYork; + Seward, Saugeriies
NoRroLK, Sept lsArr Citizen. Brown, and w Kimpton.
Osborne, NYork.
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The actual circulation Of the Bank Of England for the
four periods mentioned in the above table was as an.
nexed =
CIRCULATION BANK OF ENGLAND
- July l2 Juiy8 .4ug Q. Aug g.
Notes issued 80 6820 900 30 332O 3lO
Notes on hand. 8068,970 7,9i2485 7682iG5 1882 955
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PUBIIsHED
- JAMES GORDON BENNETT
NORTH WEST CORNER OF FULTON AND NASSAU STREET
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The Foreign News.

We give in another part OF to-day's paper a full
and careful compilation of the news brought by the
Britannia. 1t is interesting and important to every
individual In America.
The commercial intelligence IS the most import
ant as affecting, particularly, the business of this
country and the prosperity of eur people. The
weather in England had been more favorable, and
il was oyously anticipated that the yield of grain
would be good one. Ii is true that the accounts
of the crops from the continent of Europe are not
so favorable, yet if England wants but little from
abroad the continent can very well manage to fill
the mouths OF the people TIL another harvest. We
have only TO think of short crop in England and on
the continent, in the same year, TO imagine scene
of deeper distress and misery than has yet been
mentioned in history. Starvation never retiects--a
scarcity of bread leads TO bloody riots something
else.
This news of sunshine on the other side of the At
lantic is very interesting to apart from the benevo
lent feelings we have for the poor, already half
starved, laborers OF England. II affects the opera
tons in cotton; and where we lose IN the sale OF a
few hundred barrels of -four at advanced prices, we
gain in the disposal of thousands Of bales of cotton,
that would otherwise remain at home to depress the
value OF the whole. The intelligence is, therefore,
doubly interesting to US; our feelings of charity and
our desire for cash are both satisfied. 1t is to be
seen that the cotton market in this city was mmedi-
atey affected and prices advanced three-eghhs of
cent, with large sales. Our flour merchants how
ever, are firm they still have hope.
There is no political news of consequence except
it be that the annexation of Texas continued TO abb
sorb the attention of the rabd portion of the English
press ENGLAND was quiet: Victoria was still
amused on the continent; Ireland was in state of
abeyance; the religious riots in Germany had
spread the reformation over the continent; Spain
was in trouble; and Europe, generally, appears TO
be in state of transition.
The New York herald., 1845-09-21
Foreign Ports.

the Triton, a. Providence,
The New York herald., 1845-09-21
BOWERY CIRCUS.

This Evening,
HORSEM NSHIP,
Acrobatic and Gy mnastic Displays
Negro Mnstrels
Sheton's American Brass Band SC.
Admssion-Boxes Is cts-Pit l2a cts.
Performances commence at o'clock. sic lw n
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FIRsI Board Sept 20.-S30OO Almshou 5's 80 %:
RR let.
BETWEEN BoARps.-S5OOO State 5's bo5ds III; 900 do
Bank 81 ~
sfcoSD BoARp.-5o Wilmington Railroad bds I6I; l6o
do, bo5ds l6i; so do, rw, l6l w 49,
AFTER BoARDs.-$5000 State 5s bo5ds ia .IO0o do I'LL
5000 Ches Del Canal Loan b5 79t; 100 Vcksburr Bk
soods u 30 do 5ds sE 81 Lehgh, cash. l4. 100 Read.
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M A r I | M E H Err AID
PORT OF NEW YORK, SEPT. a,
Cleared,

IN nHEs.. So NOON RISES. ...... 9 IS e
" SITS. ........6 HIGH WATER -. ...l2 2E
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PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 20, 1915.
The Court Of Quarter Sessions have been engaged yes
charged with being engaged in the late fremen's riot
The court has been crowded all on account
OF the interest manifested for the hercuean
exertons are made in their behalf VIM. D. Kelly Tor
the prosecution has ably conducted the against
five OF the best lawyers at our bar. He
which he knocked all their arts and all their eoquence
into the middle of next year. and is scarcely possible
that the prisoners escape conviction Mrk Is about
the best prosecuting officer we have had for many years
and his sternness OF purpose iron WILL and terrisle
ergy in the Of the law, against rioters par
ticuary, has filled law breakers of all descriptions
with CONSERVATION and with the full cooperation tho
Court of Quarter essions will think succeed in eE
fectuay crushing the spirit OF disorder which
often dsgraced city and threatened the very exist
ence of social order He is young man Of command
ing abilities selfmade man. and brilliant career is
fore him.
The Episcopal community in this city and state are in
the midst Of excitement consequent upon preparations
Tor the ordination OF Bishop Potter in this diocese The
ceremony will take place next Tuesday, and the
faithful from all parts Of the Union arriving in
town.
The wings of Spring Garden and the Northern Libex.
ties have decided not to take up tickets for District Com
missioners This will leave them support the
native ticket and is another fact which strengthens the
belief that there mutual arrangements SC We shall
see
understand that few of our citizens who are de.
termned to reform the world and make il conform to
their notions about to take up land ticket after
the manner of the New York antirenters. What they
mean by such ticket in this state know not for theo
tenures here all analogous feuda holdings
OF Rensallcarwick. IL may be that they 20 against
paying any rent whatever.
We have in this city at this time, 7. Adams, Esq,
character and Of winning He has led several
bands of emgrants to bey ond the Rocky Mountains is
intimately acquainted with the whole Of that country
and he about deliver lecture to citizens upon
the subject Peter A. Brown, Esq, the who the
Oregon ball motion in this quarter has him charge
and speaks highly of his talents his enterpze and ex
tensive information.
Speculation in stocks received some slight check
today prices do not to have changed mate.
rally since yesterday The market was rather heavier
and two Of the fnnces fell of a Rhada hnt this
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-28

fE'IlE subscriber having made arrangements with one
Of the largest Factories at the North. for the pur
pose OF supplying this market and lhr surrounding
country. with all kinds of Carriages. made OF the hest
materials. and Of the latest styles and patterns, pre-
pared to furnish them To thnse vino want upon good
terms they be purchased at the North or else
where and brought here. lie has hand large
assortment Of CARRIAGES which he Is disposed 10
sell upon such will be satisfactory IN purchasers.
II DESIRED he viii furnish the HARNESS for each
Carriage, OF his manufacturing, and will warrant
the whole as GOOD can be obtained any where.
&C. SHACKLEFORD.
have made arrangements with Mr.. J. c. Shaeke-
ford furnish him the shortest notice with any sly lie
of Carriage he may order.
II. Il. BEACH, Manufacturer,
.Mfrd, Conn
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1Aoo ACRES OF LAND.

This land lies one body aud may be conveniently
divided into three trstts
The Mansion House trsct contains between six and
seven hundred acres. lying wllhin about nile of Am,
hrfs Conthtnse This ttae: Is d, cmed very valuable,
being well adapted To lhr production otryery crop
grown III this part TT The country II is well wateed
and has good pnrnn ei bottom land Of the finest qua
lily. lying on Buiiilup River and lIuH Cterk.
The Sll House trart contains about COO acres, and
is also very vsnabr Il has upon II the finest orchard
IN this part Of the cuny, consisting o about $50 trees
Of chohe fruit. Marry hall ri lhus tract is ubceared,
aboundng II ine huber. and The most Of It excellent To
hacco land
The Odd Nil rsct contains about $50 srres. has a
good Mil size, and considerable ponon Of dtIll" bot
tom land
The lands will he surveyed Md plats thereof exhibited
the sale. credit II one twn and three years will
be given for Equal portions Of the purchase money
Bonds with approved security viii be required, and the
lille retained A. ultimate security I'LL paynieui.
Those dispos ~ purchase are iu,rd 10 examine for
themselves The Iauds viii he shown lay the subscrI
Der, residing ueaf the premises.
The tlle is nnduuhed. but acting as executor shall
only such title vested In by The tesla.
tors will. CHARLES A. PENN.
Smriring Errcuior.
Jun % il6Aug