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Administrators A Safe.

Notice is hereby gwen, that the fol-
lowing real eslale, to wit: lbe sou'h east
quarter Of section G5, township l3, and
range 5, containing one hundred and 6f
ty nine acres, more or less, will be offer
ed at public sale, on the 23d day Of May
next, at the late residence of Samuel
Bear, deceased, Terms made known on
The day Of sale
SAMUEL WILLIAMS,
Administrator of said estate
April 25, lS45 -26-4t
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SHERlFF'S SALE,

By virtue of writ of f ia ct leUfdcias
issued out Of the court Of common pleas
Tor Stark county, Ohio. and 10 me direct.
ed, will offer for sale at The house OF
Joseph Doll, in Harrison township, Car.
roll county, on Tuesday the 29Ih day Of
April, lS45, the following property, viz:
three fields Of wheat in The ground, Obou,
twenty acres. Sale 10 commence al Il
o'clock, Nj. Taken in execution and W il
be sold by D. WATT, Sheriff.
April lS, lS45-Pr. fee 81.
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NOTICE

is hereby given, that petition vii!
be presented to the Commissioners Of
Carroll county, al their June session, Tor
the alteration Of 40 much OF Ezekiel Ma
pe's road as commences at said Naples
hay koase, and ends at Samuel Hus
tons lane, that il commence al said hay
hosse, thence TO widow McGee's bridge,
thence near the line between lands ow-
ned by Thomas Taylor and Francis
Scotl, thence along tho line belwesn the
lands of Daa,el RhInehart and lands
occupied by John Boreiand, thence BY
the neO res, and best route, to tho end
Of Samuel Huston's lane, and thence to
James Spears store
MANY PETITIONERS.
Many 2, lS45-29 A.
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Executors Sale.
BY REQUEST OF TUE HEIRS

BY REQUEST OF THE HEIRS
THE undersigned, executor Of the es,.
tate of Richard Dandy, deceased, will of
fer for sale on the premises, on Saturday
the Oath day of May, 1915, between the
hours Of 10 o'clock, A N and , O'Clock,
P NJ, thS following property to wit: Part
Of tho south east quarter oil section Is,
township Ia (Unlon) Of range &, coz
tanning 36i acres, more or less. Those
wishing TO purchase would find it to
their advantage TO be in attendance Oh
said day JAMES NIXON, Executor.
April 25, lS45-2S 81.
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Estate OF John WaycOck.

Notice is hereby gwen, that we have
been appointed and qualified as ex9cu
EOrs OF the estate nj John Haycock, late
Oi Carroll coUnty, Ohio deceased. All
persons indebted to said estats, ire requl
red 10 make immediate payment, and
those having claims, TO present them le.
galIy authenticated, for settlement, with
in OHe year from this date
JOHN G HAYCOCK r.,
HARLAN PYLE, Ia TO-
May 2, t845-99-4t
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NOTICE,

IS hereby given, that petition will
be presented TO the Commissioners Of
Carroll county, at their June SO ssion, 10
lS45, praying for the location Of q coun
ty read, commencing on The "MabIOH
Beatty road" near the NorIh east corner
OF Harrison Downs fence, thence the
nearest and best road, near the house and
barn Of jacob 6hearer, on the south side,
10 tho south east corner of Jacob Shear
er's land, thence south TO the New Lis
bon and New PhiIadeIphiO state road
MANY PETITIONERS
April 25, lS45 -2S-4t
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BOOTS e. SHOES.

Slippers, Pumps, &C., &c. every style
aud fashion, and to suit every variety
and taste. Their journeymen are the
best Of ~srkmen, as they will EN-
pIOy hone others, and who are able TO
put up their workGin style and fashion
as we'll as durability, Those who want
apy article IN this line Of business will
find it TO their interest and comfort 10
give them a call, when and where they
can be accommodated in the most splen,
did style and al the shortest notice.
Call and see, and they have no fear Of
the result.
Their establishment is on Main street.
at The sign Of the
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Estate OF John BIackledge,

Notice is hereby given, that we have
been appointed and qualified as Execu.
tors of the estate Ol John BIackIedgs,
iale Of Carroll county, Ohio, deceased
All persons indebted 10 said estate, are
required to make immediate payment,
and those having claims, to present them
legally authenticated, for settlement,
within one year from this date.
WIN BLACKLEDGE, ~
THOMAS DENNY, NA TO-
MAy2. I845- 90 A..
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PALMER'S ENDLESS
Self.COlMputimg Scale.


This Scale (the result of three years.
incessant |a5or) ia designed as an sssis-
tant in all arithmstiCal calculations. The
simplicity, rapidity, and accuracy Of lie
results, have sslonished our best mAthe.
matIcians. BY the use Of this scale tho
most intricate calculations are but q
pleasurable exercise of lhs mind Com
pufations requiring from three 10 four
days. can be wrought out by this scale,
in the incredible short space OF Que min
ute The results OF the computations
on this scale, are infallible, Errors arc
entirely out Of the question, except
through sheer carelessness.
"Palmer's Endless Self Computing
Scale, has been examined and approved
by many scientific meR. A few recon.
mendalioDs only, will be sufficient here,
RECON- MENDATIONS.
ROCHESTER,, N Y Jan 10, 1912
The Self Computing Scale" by A
Palmer. is very ingenious and intrres
ting instru ment for performing most Of
the operations IN arithmetic, The prin
cipIe is very plain, and the accuracy, and
certainty. and rapldity Of the results are
very striking. G. DEWEY,
Principal Of Collegiate Institute.
BosToN Oct % lS43,
Mr.. palmer's "SeIl Computing Scale"
is certainly avery ingenious arrange"
nent Of Numbers and it will save great
amount OF time in the hands Of those
who have computing to perform, what.
ever be the subject Of computation.
FREDERICK EMERSON
Author Of North american Arithmetic.
CAMBRIDGE. Oct 20, l843.
have examined Mr.. Farmers End.
less Self Computing Scale" i, is simple
and most ingenuous, and cheerful y
concur IN the judicious recommendations
If The work BENJAMIN PIERCE.
Professor Of Astronomy und Mathematics
IN HdrUard URipcrSity
The work is particularly useful for
computing interest for days or months,
and IN tho apportionraont Of town, coun
ty and school taxes.
0~.y' The above work will he offered
for sale to the citizens Of Carroll coun,
ly, by agents, during the month Of May
Price 81, April 25, lS45.
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ESTATE OF SAMUEL HIYSON

Notice is hereby given, that The sub.
Scriber has beon appointed and qualified
as administrators on the estate of Samuel
Hxson, late Ol Carroll county, Ohio, de
ceased. Those indebted 10 said estate
are requested 10 make immediate pay
ment, and those having claims against
said estate will present them duly au.
lhentlcated, for settlement, within one
year from this date
WILLIAM KING, Admir-
April 25, lS45-2S. 4t
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NOTICE

is hereby given, 10 all that it may
concern, that petition will be present.
ed to the Commissioners oI Carroll coun
ty, at their June session, praying for the
vacation Of road 10 Fox township.
known by the name OF Naples road,
commencing at WattsVile, running an
eAslerly direction Of about one milo,
and interSCcting road at Naples farm,
which leads from Wm Pugh's to Samuel
Wrighls saw mill, in said township
MANY PETITIONERS
April 25, 1876 2S.4t
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NOTICE

Is hereby given, to all concerned, that
a petition will no presented 10 the Com"
missioners Of Carroll county, at their
next session, praying for The vacation Of
SO much Of the old BelhIsmen road, as
lies between The north east line Of James
Bea,ty's land and The county line, near
Magnolia, MANY PETITIONERS
April 25, l845 -2S-4t
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GOLDEN BOOT,

A few doors west oI Legget's Hotel,
where they will hi found at all reason
able hours, ready and pleased TO wait
upon their customers and the public.
We will take in exchange for articles
iO our line Of business all kind Of mer-
'hantable produce Wheat, corn, oats,
h,x-seed, bacon, beans, butter, eggs,
wool, fax, iinnen AK and tow. yarn.
and every other variety OF country pro-
luce.
Carrollton, March,2l, ls45.
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ENLARGED AND TgIHyy
ESTABLISHMENT.
RUKENBROD & BAXTER,

VI Make pleasure. in this way. TO in.
II form their friends and The pobllc
IN general, that they have invested q
sufficient amount Of copitaI 10 lay ~
stock Of Tho mos; durable cad subsrsn
Iial kind, and Of The Fl cat texture
wherSby they are enabIed TO compele
with ssny establishment Of the KIND in
this community; and the public are as
sured that they can be accommodated
considering tho quality, OH better terms
than at any other place, with every va
Fiely Of
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y iNSEED OIL for sale OF the cheap
~ cash store Of K. JACKSON
Carrollton, April I8. 1915 -27-tr.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-09-06

PHILoLoeicAL FoLLrEs.n reference to some quotations
OF ours Transcript I'd July the absurdtics hourly com
mted IN tracing the proper Names &c Of nation into the
language OF another with which it had the slightest
connection, friend has the following case which is
not irrelevant
The TURKS call America YENEE DUNLAP their Ara.
bco-Persc Tartar tongue literally Neo World They ,rfe
~ however, and IN some provinces pronounce it, YENGEE
DOoNiA Taking its application to our country into
consideration might not Ha savan In Krcher to witt
very naturally dcduce, from its close affinity in writing and
sound to our word YANKEE Doodle, that we ALLEGHA-
MANS citizens OF the United States, necessarily have
descended from the TunKs, and ergo Of
origin Stranger things abound in European works upon
oriental Nations Thus for example, the river Hddekei Of
enesis ~ H. In the original Hebrec letters is HsDeKeL
In Chadea il was vanousy cnunciatcd DcKeI., DfGeI.,
Ile, TIGLs, TIGI, and by the Arabs il is still called
DtJeh Now, the liquids l. and transmutabIe and
IN dnc,ef Oriental languages and writings (rom simple
causes but too lengthy expan) used INTERCHANGEABLE
lhus TlCl became TIGvI The cuphonizing Greeks suix
ed an 8 and Hdke became the river Tgrsl and by th
name alone currently known in English geography 5000
and odd nce when the third river Il bounded on,
side Of the Garden Of Eden, bre the universal food
Our readers have thus before them simple Of the nv
Rad Of pathological oles," and pathological fact.
Boston Transcript
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-09-06

Coon LASDs At THIRrr-EIear CENTS pEa AcaE.-The
Kalamazoo ichgan) Telegraph says the present
state warrants (hirty cents dolar any with fifteen
dollars In his pocket may go the land office in Marshall
and secure forty Of land equal any in this any other
Stae-an investment (if improved) sufficient support
family This important fact for emgrants Michigan
Is one OF the most fertile States in the Union, and lis sua-
ton such to allow the great bulk Of its produce TO be sent
to market
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-09-06

MIsrAKEs WILL HArrES.-" Col w. rs me 'ooAi's
Eyes" replied another 81 taken for him once.
'You why you are ugly as SIN "
don't care for that taken for him. endorsed his
note and was taken for him by the sheriff.
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H,wrsnrny Patriot saws Of him: We know full
well that Of small pretension may be Governor o. %
State the candidate is little the smallest man o. III
genus that has yet been offered" This saying gca
considering II is said by x-Governorl
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-09-06

DEATH PROM rnE BrrE oP SSAKE.-Mr. George W.
Frederick died at Greensboroug Alabama ON the 9th utmo
from the effects OF snake bite received sixteen hours prev-
Gus. lie was the water fishing when he bitten The
snake water moccasin
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-09-06

BuRsr onAToRr.-A Western orator, inspired by
the threat of with Mexico, recently delivered himself
as follows baltimore Sun
Feler-citzens and Hoses Huna there's prospect OF
Skunk Hoe in and its feet and the earth
quake shout Dustin from &C. 000 900 OF creased lungs
yerberaed all this tall land Mean, sneakn toad hop
pin, snakecawn, sword scared on, house settn fire.
barbarous David Crockett KILN Mexico has dared to show
her cat teeth TO the heavenrous Ighnn den and death
swallerin Uncle Sam. Shouts Mehinks, and oh hosses
spy the spirits Of rs, goddesses of liberty soarn its
turkeys wings around you 'Whar says one, lookn'
upl You great hoss, I'm speakin in 6gger | them
appn their shnn pinons and ppn the aectn cry Of
Yankee Doodle Crowd: Yankee Doodle Crack a doodle
doc :! Bring out the Long Tom Of Bunker Hill, and the
thousand FOUNDER of New Orleans Let them till they
crack the wekn, set the clouds fire. and knock the poles
over The wrah-swung ceaver Of Uncle Sam shall split the
numbsku Of Sandy Hannah in handy MANNER and Skunk
Hoer will bung up the daylight Of his country Let dig
hole with the pckaxe of vengeance, the Mexicans
into it, and sink EN- into Chany Whar is the skunk that
don't echy them sentiments He aint whar, ever
was Three cheers and whistle The country's safe }
Shout It's great, but it's safe [Shout believe I'll
take a drink"
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wards butchered for food They also found another place.
they hunting about the ground for abeaus tracks,
something that looked like little puddle of blood, but which
the darkness prevented them from verifying With these de-
tails they returned TO camp, and their report saddened all
our hearts
!" May l0.-This morning, soon there light
enough TO follow tracks, set out myself with Mr. Fitzpatrick
and several men, search Of Tabeau We the spot
where the appearance Of padded blood had been and
this once had been the place where he fell and
died Blood upon the leaves and beaten down bushes show
ed that he had got his wound twenty PAGES from where
he fell and that he had struggled for his life He had poba-
bly, been shot through the lungs with From the
place where he lay and be could be that he had been
dragged the river bank and thrown into it, No vesge
what had belonged to him could be found, except fragment
OF his horse equipment Horse, gun, cohesa became the
prey Of these Arabs Of the New World
Tabeau had been Of best men, and his unhappy
death spread gloom party Men, who have gone
through such dangers and sucrngs had SEEM become
like brothers. and feel each others loss To defend and avenge
each other is the deep feeling of ALL We wished TO avenge
his death, but the condition Of horses, angushng for
grass and repoe forbade expedition into unknown
ans. We knew the tribe who had done the mischiehe
same which had been insulting camp. They knew what
they deserved and had the discretion show themselves "a
us The day BEFORE they infested camp
not one appeared did afterwards but who
even belonged to the tribe, and he a distance"
con the 18th May the expedition reached las Vegas d,
Santa Cyn, which had been long presented TO the
terminating point Of the desert and where the annual
from California New Mexico halted and recruited for
weeks. IL was very suitable place to from the IA
gue and exhaustion Of months suffering in the hot and
stenl desert The meadow about mile wide, and some
miles long, bordered by grassy hills and
Of the latter rising two thousand feet and white with
down 10 the level Of the Its elevation above the
was $50 feet latitude by observation $40 2g 80" and
it's distance from where first struck the Spanish trail about
four hundred miles Counting from the time reached the
desert and began TO skirt at descent from Walkers Pass
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-14
vol. xXxSI.--.s0. 81.

shi DAY otpor conn,ry Is always hailed by my neigh
bors and friends. gives me assurance doubly sure that
tho Goddess of Liberty has fixed her temple hew;--
and may grateful incense 10 heaven ever burn upon her
aliarl
BY Capt. Richard Perkins II will te conceded that
the Stats IL tie mos, patriotic snd Intelligent pr-
,'on Of the w.'ld that Virginia the centre ii The L..
States; tina, Cum.bci couSy IL tho centre of Virginia.
aud that this beau'ifo spot At which Temple Vi Lib
etiy Is built. is The centre OF Campbell Ergo this
Temple d Liberty is The centre VI ccnirs,le true TO-
Gus If The patriotic wuiidi Here then with lavish
hearts, let us make ourdevoops the erea, and adoa
bic Goddess ol Iiberiyl
by Capt. B,njamin Nowlin-- May ,hv lie and hap.
p'ocss attend The patriotic President u the day. and NAV
he often meet MS al ,be "Cen,rt Temple"
By Lady rtssni--'lo the ntsen, Lady whose sen.
imen had h,en recently announced. (Airs. WV j
IN my imagination the beautiful Goddess Of Liberty,
seems 10 mourn Thy abs,nce INN her "Ceu,re renpe''
to-day.
i'y II, A. lambc,h--Our Revolutionary Fathers
Irea, are their names ipnored and reverrd be their
memof,es Associated with Washington and franklin
'heir eloty Is precious possession. snrehng unr an
mails. and exalling the character Of .ur country
Ky Gentlemnn-~Do Mr.. II. G." alias, "a frnnsI-
cnt ssi'or' 10 the Dsliict School, No ], on Beaver
Greek; the author of the sketch Ut n Country School,
Queen n Nav. &C.. enhl,sh.d IN tie Richmond Star Of
The leth u, We would all be happy 10 NEE, him again
Our cordial respects to him
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-14
IS RI W.IR ID.

nANAWAY from the subscriber, living Sannlon
IL River, 81 miles above Brookoeal. Sunday, 22nd
June last negro man named SIMON, very dark
complexion supposed to be about feet inches high
very stout set and has front teeth which he
move and pat back when he peases lie is about 20
old sod has very humble appearance when spoken 10
bv white person. cannot describe his clolhes as he
went away without any, lie raised by Mrs. Gil
ham, atou, 4 niles from Lynchburg, and has wife at
Mr. Mmrnan's IN Bedford. He has had The white swell
ING on one his legs and the calf Of thai is larger
than The ether. hui | cann"t say which leg it is. Tie
has been hired Tor several years in Lynchburg, aud
suppose he is either lurking about there about his
piies house hereby torwafn all persons from arbor-
,ng SAID negro the law will be enforced against all
such nieuders | will give The above rev ard OF s. 10
any petsv,n sho will deliver the said negro 10 me.
.iddress-bsoox NAL, Canpbe
EDWIN DEJARNElr
July 10 At
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EESNiSs
~ THE LYNCHBURL VlRGINIhN

ox5i,shsd scmoeekty, (ecery Monday aud Thursday
AT Fur Dollars per snnu, payable in adranee No SUB
,,tsn ri be recsicedto' shorter time than months
and no paper ci be discontued fercept at the discretion
.fth. Editors,) until all nrcarascs paid.
a. ADVERTISEMENTS inserted at 30 cents per
,.,,rs for ies) for erery inner form insertion and 81
80 At, per square Tor iess) for outer form insertion
cYERf ADVERTISER IS required to note, his
a, ,,script long he rishes his advertisement
nm advertisement, not noted, W be inserted tai its dis
continuance be ordered.
FOR YEARLY .4DpERTTSLS'G the terms are for
the pripe.s eCtco squares $40 for square, S25 for
en-. sqtare inn.r form, S35 Erery yearly adrertiser
wMbs required 10 eoaGne his advertising to his pare
lar line Of business
? ~ JOB PRLNTLNG erec,.ted neatly and expeditions
In aud N re asonabie terms.
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VIE subscriber having made arrangements with one
ct the largest Factories Al the North. Tor the pur
pose OF supplying this market, and the surrounding
country. with all kinds of Carriages made Of the best
Materials aud Of the latest styles and patterns. s pre
pared To furnish them to those who want upon as good
terms as they be purchased at the North. or else.
where and brv'gh, here. lie has now on hand large
assortment of CARRIAGES. which he IL disposed 10
sell upon such terms will be satisfactory purchasers
II desired. he will furnish the HARNESS for each
Carr'age, OF his own manufacturing, and will warrant
the whole as GOOD as can be obtained any where
&c. SHACkLEFORD.
have made arrangements with Mr.. J. G. Shsckle
ford 10 furnish him the shortest notice with sny styl
OF Carriage he may order
II. X. BEACH, Manufacturer,
Milford Conn.
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New BonMcts. ribbons, and Flowers.
GREAT REDUCTION in PRICES.

lust received and opening at the Richmond Cash
- Store. per packe, Boat. large aud desirable as
sortnen OF Bon,,sis. Rbbons and Fiowersj which " III
he sold at the idlowing dnpfetedented prices VIZ;
So 90, now at So doz. do. do. worth ST. al 81 SO,
Rutland, Plain Braid and Birds Eye. at all prices.
large assortment, Of Straw Braid for 80 cents formerly
81 co.
200 pieces Bonnet Ribbons, all styles and qualities.
so boxes Artificial Fowersa portion Of Them real French
cheap.
200 Band Boxes. all sizes and prices.
And various other goods which will be sold 70 per
cent less Than formerly. the season Is advancing all
being purchased within the last week at reduced p''ces
for cash Cal! soon ana buy bargains at the Richmond
Ca,h Sure WILLIAM j WILLIS.
July Is
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returned from the North with a NEW STOCK. nv
assortment in that line of business is larger and bette
than any have heretofore had and am determined 10
sell on terms 10 suit the times.
COUNTRY SaDDLERS
would do we'll to call me, as am always prepared
to furnish them with general assortment and upon such
terms as cannot fail To please.
RePsirisg dome with Nca,mess and Despaskh
Country produce taken in exchange for work. at mar
ket prices. J. &. SHACKLEFORD
May 8 IL
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400 ACRES OF LAND.

said JOHN Penn, dec d., Saturday the 10Th day ,f
August neat, about
400 ACRES OF LAND.
THIS land lies IN one body aud may bs
divided into three tracts.
The Mansion House tract contains between six and
seven hundred acres, lying within about mile Of Am,
hersi Courthouse This lrac: is deemed very vausble
being well adapted to the podnotion oleve sort fcrp
grown IN this part OF the country. Il is we'll wa,eIed
aud has good porilo "i bottom land nf the finest qua
ity. lying on Bufaloe River and Huff Creek
The Sui House tract contains ahou, GOO acres and
is also very valuable II has upon the finest orchard
IN this part of the country consisting Of abou, 900 trees
OF ch"he fruit. Nearly half Of this tract is uncleared
ahnund'n. IN hne TIMBER and the of il excellent To-
barco land.
The Old Mill tract contains about / so acres. has
good Mill site, and considerable portion Ut fertile but,
tom land.
The lands will he surveyed and pas thereof exhibited
at The sale. credit Of one, two and three years will
be given for equal portions of the purchase money
Bonds with approved security will be required and the
tile retained as ultimate security till payment,
hose disposed 10 purchase invited To examine for
themselves The lands will be shown by the subscri
ber residing the premises.
The tile is undoubled. but acting as executor shall
only warrant such title is vested in me by the tesla.
tors viii. CHARLES A. PENN.
SURVIVING Erecutor.
june 26 tI6Aup