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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-03
FereIgn News by the Canada.


From Che Baltimore papers we get fuller accounts
of the Canada's news, than we have heretofore
published.
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A NUMEROUS EsFABLIsHMENF.-The Cieve-
land Plaindealer thus does up a notice of the new
bank erected in that city Il may safely be inferred
that its editor do MT think much Of banking in gem
eral To show that we are a progressive people,
look at the elegantly constructed and arranged new
state Bank building, on the corner Of Bank and
superior streets. The architect was G. w. Heard,
ana ne deserves bronze statue OH its colorado Ii
Is beauty both externally and internally, and so
was the lnquisitlon in Spain that Bonaparte broke
up. Enter: in the basement is barber. Here
the victim is first shaved The next floor is the
bank department. Here the substance is taken.
Inc next degree, as you approach the skies, CON
tans the dentists. They extract your grinders and
leave you TO sup sorrow with spoon of grief, lie.
live on spoon vicuals Then comes the daguerre-
otYpe man, Johnson, who takes what is left Ofyou,
even your shadow and Brown, the writing master,
traces what you in the shape of great goose
Now, to complete the picture, Ut is no fancy one, D.
the oldest auctiOneer, Cutter, has got posted next
| door, to sell your remnants, If you have aay, TO
| the highest bidder Beware Of that corner"
A PRETTY FIx.-The New York train of Tues
dayevening, dhe 2lst ult.) due at New Haven at
O'clock, did not arrive until quarter-past II. The
cause of the detention was follows When tue
train arrived at CoscOw Drawbridge, a schooner
was attempting to pass, but before she was by suf
ieentlY to allow the draw to be closed, she stuck
fast in the mud and there remained forthree hours
tha up train one side and the down train the other
both being obliged 10 wait until the tide rose enough
TO float the vessel through, The up train was
obliged 10 return back as far as Stamford where
the trains passed, and both proceeded on their way
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-03

EW- For Clerk-Eds. Crescent: You will psass saw
that rHEO. LEWIS Canddate the 0ee Clerk 81 ne
First Dtet Court a the eseoa the M Of Noyeber ls
my3 THE PEOPLE,
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The number of arrivals during l547, at its ports
was 3740, and the number Of clearances 3346.
The amount Of American tonnage employed IN
trade with it is 476, 779 tons.
Such are the resources of Cuba, and from them
it is customary to conclude that the island has en-
joyed psternal government and enlightened care
from the Crown Of Spain. Such is not however,
the case for, of all countries in the world, it is
probably the most and worst governed All power
in the hands Of two officers, the Captain General,
civil and military governor, and the lntendent re-
spOnsible directly 10 the Spanish Crown, who has
charge Of the fiscal affairs and Of commerce
crowds of greedy Spaniards in every employment
an army of twenty thousand men quaFtered on a.
population of l 500 ,000-vexatious taxes, infringe
ments on natural right, monopOlies Of every thing,
unblushing bribery, fragrant corruption, constant
espionage, and ecclesiastical system behind that
Of England in the times of the Tudors, its prn-
eipal features. Rigid censorship Of the press, a
want of all provision for education, and degraded
and worthless nobility, arrest the attention Of every
stranger, and make him wonder how any race, in
tellgent as are the Cuban cFeOles, can remain
quiet aud see their beautiful island doing nothing
for itself, and wasting its treasures upon people
which prize it only as ameans Of supporting sloll
and want Of energy. This wretched state o
affairs points TO a reaction, but, when it comes
Cuba, with her population Of 500 900, and he
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-03
Fourth District Court:

EY- For olsrk.-WIELIAM p BEDLoCK, Clark Of
hs Third District Court OF New Ore4a lc rseec-
uoA.. Election November S 1870. 2 GpIa
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Thfrd DIstriet co

az Thomas O. Poole, the present Clerk Of the Second
District Court Candidate Reelection Election
sth Of November ns5L and vi Be supported b The.
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-. For Oierk-Vld. A. MOTT is 4 Candidate for
CLERK Of the First District Court Of New
6th Of November 1919. anal
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second DistrIct Court.

. Rsy- For CierE-We are authorized to anuOuRue M
ALFRED ROUssEAU Candidate Reelection tds oiss
q Clerk Of the First Dariet Court the ensuing sss
fth NoVemhernsEt. an
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~ For CIsrk.-HENRY B. KELLY is a candidate
NgFembeFnsIt ep6 tB
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~ For Clsrk-CHARLEs T. CARUTHERs is a
Candidate 0 CLERK the Court elsc b
held On the sth Of November apl9 e
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Fitst Dtstrict COMO:

Eor Qonsiable.-PleRss lnnOunce 10 your journal
WIN. SHEARER candidate C0nssaile nf ne Tbiri Dr.
tnet Parinh Of Orleans. Iap9 taI MANY FRIENDS.
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Z, ~ For Col ectoY.-@.liessrs Ednors You are an
hosile 70 J. d. DAILY Candiise fr CfaT al
State Taxes Of The Fnzt District
: ausa .FAugH A eALTAGHp
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~ For CLERK. Eds. CreseeNt: Please announce
JAMES 4. HOPKINS Canidais Clark the Fouh DIS
tEict Count the ensuing election Npysmbsr
2 le2i MANY VOTERS.
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NEW ORLEANS:


MONDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER ., 1s40.
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x For Constable. - Eds. GFescsuf. Please an,
nounce RICHARD KEENAN, Candidate Conzlab or ne
Second Justices ensuing election Sc 6orea
| BY the advocates Of -laplSI ROTATION IN OFFICE
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J. - For Justica Of the Peace.-Eds. Crescent !.
Please announce PAUL PECQ E Caudr8s Z far ~ $50 al
rhrl Justice Of the Peace. Election IN Novel;
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~ For Justice Of the Peacs.-GEO-Y. BRIGHT
!g1iIoe the Peace fer the Parish Of Orleans Cau
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p,GY foF State Tax CeIiscfoT, .Msssrs. Editsrss
oes State Tax Collector the Third Representative Dct Of
Orleans I ilstrtet Is embraced bel Canal and Julia s
a6d from The hai.Eppi the hetaire Ridge he
| 5tl hoFenoer heIt. iva INV VOYEns.
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RE For Justice Of the Psaoe.-Pleaas announce J..
L. WINTER As Candidate t Second juaues shs pses.
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For ConsrahIeal

-. For Justice Eds. Crescent. Please apnSuhca
PETER ". KENNEDY Caniidate for Filth 81
Peace at The snng Eeeon the Novelber Tta a
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For Justice of the Peace:
~ For Justice Of the Peace.-THOs. A. WAT
SON candidate for Second Justice ohe elecd %
take place Nov. ensaing District Canal
and from ths RVeFiback { the Lake. IN
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~ For Qoilecfor.- Please anuonnes- John 8
THACkER Cahiate fnr Collector 81 sat5 srs. n ~ F5
District Hs will Be Eupporisd ~
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~ For CleTk-SAbIUEL G. RISK is Candidate
for Clerk Of the Fifth District Court
me s5h Of November next and viii be supported y -
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Esg@For Justice Of the Peace-GEO. w. CHRIsTI
z Cndate Tor the Once q Second ia eths Peace
Parrish OF lrieans. r5-aS
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~ For uonstable,-E BELLEAU Consiafae Of
ne Second 5pstee Of the Rease tor the PaEHh Of on
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1849-10-18
The Central Railroad.

Friday last was the day appointed for re-
ceIving proposals for grading the road from
Johnstown to Blsirsvie. We learn that u
great number of con tractors weie present on
the occasion from al most every part of the
State, az well veral from other States
Although proposals were received for the whole
work, but seventeen of the heaviest sections
were let. These were declared oil Monday
last, and we learn that the following gentle
men were the fortunate bidders
Sec. No. 55.-Wm. P. Sterrett & Co.
56.-Patrick MEvoy.
57.-MGranns s. Reilly.
56.-Martin, Patton & Martin.
59.-Caughling, Charters s. Co.
Co. Easton, Adams & Co.
61.-Skeen, King & Patterson.
p" 67.-Given, M'Kelvey & Given.
g. % .sa 74.-Bernard M'Grann.
=" 75.-M'Cue & Gillespie.
76.-Jones s. Fenlon.
77.-Jones g. Fenlon.
S0.-Power, Mcrrman 81 Linton.
The work is to be commenced within TWEEN
ty days, and finished by the spring of 1851.
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p Bus mess is again quite lively on our pub.
lie improvements since the late heavy rains:
Transporters are now very busy in passing
goods over the lines, and they appear to have
more than they can do. BY the way, speaking
OF our public improvements, we may be per-
United to remark that the experience of last
summer ought 10 be sufficient to satisfy any
ca ndid mind of the necessity and importance
of having the Western Reservoir completed Is
soon as possible. The want of water on the
Western Division of the Pennsylvania Canal
was such, during the past summer, that little
or no business could be transacted for nearly
two months by which the State has los. limo st
as much in tolls alone would have compile.
ted the Reservoir, without taking into consid.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1849-10-18
Thomas c. M'DOWell, ESQ.

This gentleman arrigad at Baltimore on
Thursday last from Rio Janeiro. He is the
bearer of dispatches from the American Lega-
tion at Rio TO our Government, and also from
the Brazilian Government to the Brazilian
Minister at Washington We see it stated in
the papers that he is the u. S. Consul at ST.
Catharines instead of San Salvatore, as was
announced al the time of his uppointmsnt.-
There is something in this which we don't un :
derstand. We sincerely hope Col. M'Dowell
vii! pay Ebensburg a.visit. before again lea wing
the United States, as he has many warm friends
here whe would be glad o. an oppo Itunity of
taking him by the hand.
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California.

Some kind friend in California has sent us
copy of the "AIta c ahfornia," published in San
Francisco of August tn c 9th. To Judge from
the tone of the paper, the advertisements, &c,
business very lively, and the citizens were
law and order.
The Alta California sheet not large
as the Sen tinel, is published weekly at the rate
of twelve dollars per annum. Advertisements
of ten lines or less are inserted at the rate OF
of four dollars for the first insertion, and two
dollurs for every subsequent one. Official no.
tIces are sir dollars for the first insertion and
three dollars for every subsequent one. Whew
wouldn't we lik e to publish paper on such
terms! This is fair ample, however, ofhow
prices rate in California.
The number of the paper before us, contains
the address of Col. John w. Geary, Chief AL.
calde to he Ayuntam iento city council OF
San Francisco. From the following para
graphs, which we extract from it, it would
seem the city is very destitute of the means ol
protecting property or preserving order.
AS your presiding officer deem it my
duty to call your attention to the situation
of the city, and TO ask your cooperation
in making it, in point of order and security
what it must shortly be in wealth and inn
portance, the first city and great CONNER
cial and monied emporium of the Pacific
To effect this, gentlemen, it will require O
you great devotion to your duties, as vel
as great diligence and liberal supply o
funds for municipal purposes.
At this time we are without dollar il
the public treasury and it is 10 be feared
the city is considerably in debt. Yor
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1849-10-18

There are over 1000 Princes in Ger
MANY, who receive annually from the
people over two hundred million Of dollars
while laborer works eighteen hours out
of twenty=feur for seventy two cents per
week.
An English journal mentions that the
family of Oliver Cromwell has just become
extinct in the person of Mrs. Russell,
daughter of the late Oliver Cromwell, the
blographer of the Protector, from whom
he descended in the direct line.
A chap advertises in New York, to de-
liver lecture upon gold digging, He is
to appear in the identical dress which he
wore at the mines. with pick-axe, shovel
and tin-pan in hand, and will proceed to
dig some gold upon the stage, and wash
the earth before the audience.
A small specimen of pure gold has
been exhibited to the editors of the Ma.
tional Intelligencer, by a gentleman OF
Washington city, which is said to have
been found on one of the tributaries of the
Potomic, distant from the capitol abou
fifteen miles.
70 The London Times compliments, il
late number, the memories of De Wit
Clinton and Robert Fulton.
Epes Sargeants tregedy of Velascc
has been played with success at The
| Marylebone theatre.
% Berlin, of all the cities of Europe
has always escaped the ravages of tn
cholera.
g-A corps of opera dancers left Londo
on Friday for the West India Islands.
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Grafton the losses sustained by those engaged
on it, who were thrown out of eInployme Mt
The Reservoir would have supplied the canal
with suficieat water during the dry season
and thus Prevente any suspension in the busi-
ness Of transportation We sincerely hope our
next Legislature will see the necessity of ma :
king an appropriation for the completion Of
this Reservoir. Ii would be much better 10 re :
trench in otLer matters, than to neglect that
which the experience of the past season has
demonstrated to be of the highest importance
to the interests of the Estate.
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have neither an Office for your magistrate,
or any other public edifice. You are
without single police officer or watch
man, and have not the means of confining
a prisoner for an hour; neither have you
place to shelter while living, sick and un-
fortunate strangers who may be cast upon
our shores, or to bury them when dead
Public Improvements are unknown to San
Francisco. In short, you are entirely
without single requisite necessary for the
promotion of prosperity, for the protection
of property, or for the maintenance of
order.
l therefore repeat, that the present exin-
gency in public affairs, requires the utmost
diligence on your part, the performance
of all your duties, as well as liberal sup
ply of funds, to provide for the security of
life and property in San Francisco.
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n New ADvERTIsEMENTs.- Attention is reques-
ted TO the new advertisements in to.day's paper.
Mr.. J. Moore has just rec eived fine assort-
ment Of new goods. suitable for the season
which he will dispose of on the most reason a
bic terms. II will also be seen, that he is de
sirous of selling renting his well known
Tan yard adj dining this borough, and Farm
in Susquehannn iownshi iP.-Those indebted te
the tie firm of Davis & Bell had better lool
out, as there appears to be trouble a-head;-a
Mrs Webster is desirous of having the estate
of her late husband settled up.
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All Sorts Of Paragraphs,

g7It seldom happens that ary thing par
ticularly beneficial to doctors is made pub
lie. We inform them with pleasure that
the late banker M. De Remmer. at Ham
burg, has left IOO,O0 francs to be given
to any person who shall discover rene
dy for the cholera. The Academy of
Medicine, at Paris, is to decide upon the
remedy.
gT'What do L consider the boundaries
of my country, sir?' exclaimed Kentuck-
ian; 'why sir, on the east we are bounded
by the rising sun-on the north by the au-
rora borealis-on the west by the process
sion of the equinoxes-and on the south
by the day of judgment.
GFWe learn from the Mackinac that
the 21 Indians reported to have been found
on the beach near that place dead of chol-
era' got up the next day and went about
their business. When discovered they
were only dead-drunk.
70 Five clerks of courts in n. Orleans
receive over $4,000 a year, or an average
of $4,000 to each clerk. New Orleans
must be paradise for officials.
Eve perceive that Bernard McGrann
Esq, of Lancaster, has received the con-
tract to do the work on the branch railroad
connecting the Harrisburg with the Sus-
quehanna Railroad, now also in course of
construction.
% A simple country lady hearing that
a nephew of hers had been made Bache-
lor of Arts, said that she never liked artful
persons, and that these artfui bachelors
sometimes played the duce with the
girls.
S-It has been said, very truly, that he
who is always disputing about religion has
very little religion 10 dispute about.
fSA new line of telegraph is now in
operation on the west side of the Hudson,
between Newburg and Albany.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1849-10-18
PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION.

Below we give thsgseturns of the late cleo
ton far as heard from. Although the table
is not full, and in many places may not be cor
rect. yet we think it VIII no t vary much fro m
the official vote. We think CANDLES majority
will be fifteen thousand. The democracy
of the State have come up to the work mob ly
and Pennsylvania is redeemed. We have a
majority Of one in the Senate, and from fifteen
to twenty in the House. What an awful de :
struction of CUons!
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FOR. SALE OR RENT.

The subscriber offers for sale rent his well
known TANY ARD, adjoining the borough of
Ebensburg on the east lying between the turn
pike and the Loretto road with three acres OF
land thereto attached under high stale of culti-
vation, on which the following buildings have
been erected, viz: a good two story fran dwell
ling house and frame stable, and excellent
buildings we'll adapted for tanners shop
All the appurtenances necessary for carrying
on the tanning trade are in excellant order
and can if required be enlarged. There is also
a large supply Of good water both at the house
and at the lanyard.
Terms of sale will be reasonable. Posses.
sion will be delivered on the first day of April
1850.
JOHNSTON MOORE.
Oct. IS, 1S49-2-tf.
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Fresh .f1.I.icGl of
FALL AND WINTER
6 D D D s!

VEVHE subscriber has just received at his
n Store IN Ebensburg large supply Of
New Goods from the East, consisting of
cloths, CaSSimereS, SattineS, PlaidS, LinSeyS and
Flannels of all kinds; Calicoes, Mus
Inns, Alpaccas, Merinoes, De LANES,
Ginghams, Tickings, Checks, Shawls,
Handkerchiefs, Gloves, Comforts,
Ribands, Vestings, Silks and Satins
.4iSo-Bed, Horse and Saddle
Blankets and Blanket Cloths
Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes of
every description, together with
an elegant assortment of Gro
ceries, Hardware, Queens
ware, Drugs, Medicines,
Stationary, Saddery, Tin
ware, Fish, Leather: Salt
and Nails.
He has also any quantity of \ Notions, such
as Combs, .SuspeaderS, SIX Guards,
Ladies' Steel and Sitrered Slides,
Buttons, Brushes, Pocket Books,
Hooks e. Eyes, &c. &c. IN short
erery thing that Is usually
kept IN a Country Store.
lie thanks his friends and the public gener
orally for past favo-s, and requests them t'
call and take look at his goods before purcha
sing elsewhere, as he feels satisfied tha: he car
accommodate them with anything in his line
of business at lea ST as cheap as any other es-
tablishment III the county.
Cash and approved country produce taken
in exchange for Goods.
Oct. Is, l849.-2.tf
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"Pdlmsr's Register and Spirit of the Press y
is The title ola new paper published in Phila-
dolphia by v. B. Palmer, Esq, the great News
paper Agent. 1t presents very neat appear
ance. and is conducted W it'll considerable abil
iiy. Success to the enterprising publisher
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1849-10-18

17At the late election we gained thir teen
members of the Legislature as far as heard
from One in Allegheny, one in Cambria, one
in Cumberland one in Mercer one in Schuyl.
kill and eight in Philadelphia county. The
wings gained four members-ore in Columbia,
two IT. Bucks and one in Butler. In our next,
we will give full returns from every county in
the State
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WASHINGTONIANS
TO THE RESCUE

The friends of Temperance of this place
and vicinity, are requested to attend a
Meeting on Monday evening next at Z
20 cloeis, al the Baptist Church. A gener-
al attendance is requested, business of
importance will be brought before the
meeting.
ID. G.. ZAHM Sec'rv.
October, 18th lS49.
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There's Luck in Numbers.

Last year John Kean was a candidate for the
Legislature, received 1902 votes and was defea
ted by John Fenlon. This year John Fenlon
was again a candidate. He now received 1902
votes and is defeated by Dr.. VIM. A. Smith. Tru-
ly there's luck in numbers"
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John 8. Rhey, ESQ.

We are gratifed to learn that this gen tleman
has been elected TO the Legislature from Arm
strong county. The contest was a warm one,
there being two opposition candidates in the
field. yet he was elected by majority of 1871.
Mr.. Rhey will make an able Representative,
and " i'll perform his duties with zeal and fidel-
ity.
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ATTENTION
CAMBRIA GUARDS.

You are ordered to assemble on your
usual parade ground at the Court House,
on Friday next, at 5 o'clock p. NJ. for
the purpose of receiving your arms and
accoutrements, and also to make such 9TH
er arrangements as may be deemed neces-
sary.
By order
d. M'DERMITT, 1st Serg't.
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STRAY HEIFERS.

~AME 10 the residence of the subscriber
u one mile and half west of Ebensburg
on the 18th day of May last, two yearing
EEIEERS. One of :hem is red, with white
back and belly-ihe tip of the right ear cut oil
and two Sits in it. The other is a brindle
with a white spot on each shou lder, and The
right ear cut and slit in the same manner as the
red one The owner is requested 10 come for-
ward, prove property, pay charges. ana tan
them away, otherwise they will be diSPoSeo o'
according 20 law. ,,1Dp
Oct. II, l6i9-l-3t.
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ADMINISTRATIONS. s NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given, that Letters of Ad-
ministration havs been granted to the under
signed by Register Of Cambria county on the
estate of Mrs. Catharine Wherry (late Catha-
rine Leamer) of Cambria township deceased.
All persons indebted TO the est ate of said de-
ceased, are requested to settle the same i'm
mediately, and those having claims against
SAID es tate Will present them TO the subscriber
duly authe nticated for settlement.
WILLIAM WHERRY.
Oct IL ISl9-l-6t