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For the Palladium.
To JusrIclANA:-A knowledge Of your
sex. madam, forbids that I should offer
you an indignity. In the known laws Of
gallantry you shall find even greater Sc
curity from insult, than in the modest
guise with which you have been pleased to
herald your learned opinions to the world.
As Junius only desires to give the sem
timent Of rejecting and sensible minds on
the merits Of Mr.. Wisner. so as to fore.
stall opinion abroad Of our credulity, it is
quite evident that Justiciana was not in
cluded in the aggregate Of that conclu-
sion which Junius drew for the public.
And, to convince you. madam, that
Junius' illiberality is no. directed SO much
against the person as the pretension, | am
under the necessity Of making public
your own uniitncss to judge correctly.
For instance, you say: it is often
difficult &c. &c. by the hearing Of the
car, but &c. more unsafe to do SO from
hcarsay." Surely, madam, the clearness
with which you divest yourself Of ideas.
entities you to be classed among the first
opponents ofthe law Of Acoustics! Again,
you take exception TO the ravages upon
tho Kings English formally alluded to.
and very naturally too. since you seem to
prefer the more Republican expression OF.
"handliny the ponderous treasures Of
science, which. in this enlightened age is
said to be Free" sc. and you might
have added: pork am ri=-with an ele-
gance and propricty only equalled by
your own inimitable expression! Adieu.
Yours, in Exstacies. JUNiUS.
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PROSPECTUS OF
TIL Il R f. II u II Lie

The undersigned will on the 18th day Of June
next, begin the publication in the city of w ash
ingtO Of daily Wing Administration paper, to
be called THE REPUBLIC. the editorial super
vision Of which aud management of which will
be committed to the exclusive care Of Alexander
e. Bulitt and ohm 0. Sargent.
The Republic will give TO the principles upon
which the ad ministraiion Of Gen. Taylor came
into power IA cordial, Jealous and constant sup
port. II will be a faithful record Of the times
1t will discuss public measures in an impartial
and independent spirit; il will be vehicle OF
the latest and ost auth ntic in ormaton; il will
be, in a word, political newspaper, devoted to
the libcraIizing and progressive doctrines which,
prevailed in tho late Presidential canvass; to the
interests OF labor, as developed i'll the wants of
agriculture, commerce, and manufactures, and
to the cause Of literature, science. and general
intelligence.
The Republic will Acknowledges no allegiance
except to the country. 1t will aim to me rit the
confidence and support of the American People.
1t will be the organ Of no person, or party, or
fraction Of party, in that compulsory sense
which would hinder il from speaking boldly and
candidly to the people about whatever it concerns
them to know.
The Republic will be printed on double-roy-
al sheet, in new, large, clear and readable type
Besides the Daily paper, there will be published
"a Tri-weekly and Weekly Republic, made up OF
the most int resting and important matter Of the
Daily issue.
TERMS-For the Daily Republic, $40 90
For the Triweeky, 90
For the Weekly, . 90
bAny Postmaster who will transmit us s 0
shall have six copies Of the Weekly Republic
mt to such persons as he may direct; and s )
will entitle postmaster to three copies Of the
Triweekly paper.
No paper will be sent unless the order is ac-
companed by the cash
All communications upon business must be
addressed to GIDEON & Co.
Washington City, May is49.
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PROCEEDINGS OF CITY COUNCIL.
RICHMOND. Nav IL. 194Q

RICHMOND, May Is, 1849.
Mr.. Scott, offered the following pream.
bic and resolutions, which we're unanirn.
ousIy adopted, to wit:
WHEREAS. Full power and authority is
delegated by the Ordinances to the Mar
shall. as also the Board Of Health. to have
the city thoroughly cleansed, sc. therefore,
Resolred, That it is the duty Of the
Marshal, and he is hereby instructed to
have a thorough cleansing up, and to have
all matter, which in the opinion Of the
Board Of Health or his own opinion is a
nuisance or calculated to become one,
removed; and, also, to direct and see that
plenty of quick lime is put in all the pla-
ces where such nuisance is removed from,
~ also all priveys and cutters, &C.
Resoiued, further, That tor each and
every day that the Marshal shall be en-
ployed in the discharge Of such duties.
lover and above one in each week. he
shall be allowed one dollar.
Rcsolrcd, That we hereby most re-
spectfully request that all good citizens
will render the Board Of Health, and also
the Marshal, all the aid they can. by Civ
ing information to the Marshal, and de-
voting also their own services. by clean
ing up about their own premises. &c"
Mr.. Hutton, offered the following reso-
luton. which was adopted. to-wit:
"ResolUed, That the Com. on Streets
be authorized to have a survey Of all the
streets and public alleys in the city, with
view to having a correct map Of the
same made, and that they procure some
suitable material to put down at the cross
ings Of each Of said streets, SO as to re-
tain the centres Of the same''
Council meets OH Tuesday evening,
June 9Th.
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The Secretary Of State Of Pennsylva
MIA has issued proposals tor loan o
100000 at six per cent. or less. to be re-
deemable in thirty years after date. This
money is to be expended in the construc-
ton Of new railroad, which will super
sede the use ofthe inclined plane at the
Philadelphia end Of the Columbus Estate
Railroad
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AUTO AL RIO NJ A N C f

The following romantic story of real life. says
an exchange, we find in the Bombay Telegraph
and Courier. The heroine of the affair truly
exhibited unusual qualities of mind. The Tele.
graph says:
The Rainbow. from Southampton to
Alden. arrived there about the I 9th ultimo.
Captain Arnold. her late commander died
ten days before the ship reached that port.
and the chief mate was so Infatuated to
drunkenness that he had been confined to
his cabin several times during the passage.
The captains daughter. about Is years
Of age, was on board. and, after her faith
er's death, the second mate. who had as
suned the command, made daring and
insidious attempt to entice the young la
,ly and run away with the ship. She in
dignantly and successfully repealed all
his base and dastardly attempts. and. al
though suffering under painful bereave-
ment. at once rushed on the quarter deck.
and made public appeal to the ship 5
crew, as British seamen, and threw her.
self on their protection. This well-judged
resolution had the desired effect; the sea-
men Except two Of their number, who
were lead away by the second mate) de-
clared. with that manly feeling which sal
lors so often display. that they would to a
man protect her from all harm. and told
the second mate and their misguided ship
mates. in very plain terms. that if he. the
second mate. gave the slghtes, molestaiion
70 their late commanders daughter. they
would pitch him overheard. and any one
who dared to follow his example should
share the same fate.
Miss Arnold then. with great presence
Of mind. begged the ships company would
grant her one especial favor. Her char
acter. her manners, and the well timed
appeal which she had already made. in
duced the crew to declare their assent TO
anything she might ask. Miss Arnold
then said that the safety Of the ship and
her security from insult. could only be in
surcd by throwing over board that instant
every drop Of spirits in the ship. Without
hesitation. the seamen consented. and.
leaving no time for reflection, they forth
With got the spirits on deck and threw ev-
ary drop overheard. From that time,
Miss Asnoid had her screened COT seeured
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near the wheel, and slept alongside the
and three Of the crew kept a
faithful watch around her during the re-
mainder Of the voyage; and these faithful
guardians Of one of our beloved country
women never failed to evince the utmost
respect, and preserved the most rigid de-
corum. honorable in every pointl Of view
10 themselves to undertake.
Miss Arnold wrote a statement Of all
these occurrences, and forwarded it to
Captain Haines. on the ships arrival.
when the second mate and the disaffected
men were arrested and sent to prison
The chief officer had INDUCED himself 10
such an excess that. after the Captain 5
death, and in the absence of all means OF
resort TO his favorite stimulants, he was
perfectly useless.
Miss Arnold became the welcome guest
Of Captain Thomas. at Alden. and every
possible ate ntion was shown. to this noble
minded lady by the whole society there.
Subsequent to Miss Arnold's charge
against the second mate. Captain llaines
applied to her for circumstaDtal state
ynent Of what occurred on board the Rain
bow after her fathers death. The lady
complied with his request Immediately
and her narrative was SO well and ably
written that il excited admiration on all
sides. At her solicitation, her father S
remains were preserved in a cask Of spir-
its, and were buried at Alden the day at-
ter the ship arrived. She had always kept
his accounts The second mate naviga-
ted the ship, but several Of the crew knew
the proper course to Alden. and all his
proceedings were narrowly watched.
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DIR TT ASKS
OINTMENT:

Is CONSTANT etlecting cures Of the utmost i'm
L portance. The most IucreduIcus are ccnvin-
ced-the most flithess are compelled to believe
in the pow err and virtue of this great remedy.
Ii is unive rsalv ad nitted to he the most
de rful combination known to the world for the
immediate relief OF disease ana pam 1t never
fails while there remains sufficient life TO restore
a natural and healthy action TO the capillary yes
sells of the body, and eGgaze the circu alton of
the blood. BY this means, a controlling power
is gained over the most malignant forms of dis
ease, which cannot be obtained from other
remedy. Such is the power of this combination
that il pc netrates TO every portion of the human
frame; every bone and muscle vein, nerve and
Iigament is searched out. and made sensible Of
its purifying and healing influence Hence il
copes as readily with internal external dis
ease. Numerous instances are on record where
this remedy has restored health to patients SO
ne ar the grave that the most powerful internal
| remedies failed to produce any effect Such has
frequently been the case in INFLAMMATION
OF the BOW ELS-no pate ever need die OF
this disc ase where the Magnetic Ointment can
be obtained. Tha, dangerous Epidemic known
as the PUTRID ERYSIPELAS can ALWAYS be
cured by this remedy. For INFLA MATORY
RHEU MATS VI, this Ointme ut is the most COM
p,ete remedy prepared. In SO cases out Of
100 il will afford entire relief to the worst cases
Of Nervous Headache in thirty minutes. For
| nervous diseases this remedy is of immease val
ue Affections of the Spine, Rheumatism. Lame
ness, liberated Sore Throat. Bronchitis. Pieuri-
sv, Group ChoIic. Cholera MorbuS, que in the
Face or Breast, Burns. Scad Head Scrofula.
Salt Rheum. Erysipelas Infatn-d Eyes Fever
Sores &c, will be min eiiately relieved by the
the use of this remedy.
IPFor further particulars and testimonials,
see pamphlets left with each agent.
For sale by IRWIN REED, only Agent for
Richmond. where it can be had Wholesale ana
retail. Price 81 Cents per Bottle.
Richmond. MAY 8. 1919. 20yr.
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0LTX H0TEE,
Richnl Opsl1. Ind i:p me.

ME undersigned. having thoroughly re-
L paired and refurnished his House, is now
prepared to accommodate the travelling public
in such style as he thinks will give satisfaction
to those no may favor him ith the pa tro mage
His TABLE shall be supplied with the hes,
the market affords, and his STABLE be attended
by an experienced hoster. He hopes by assidu-
Gus attention TO business. TO receive q share OF
the public's patronage.
ALEXANDER GRIMES.
Richmond, March l4ih 1919. l2tf
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Richmond and Williamsburg
RNPIKE COMPANY.

ErIIE Stock holders in the Richmond and
Williamsburg Turnpike Company. are
hereby notified that tatir first iusiaiment Of
stocA l. now due. aud a. the board have deter
mined to prosecute the work vigorously, u 70
necessary the money sitouin be- paid IN prompt
iy The Stockholders earnestly rogue st~d
TO make immediate payment. II they wish To ses
The work prosprronsiv advancing. BY order OF
III. Board CALEB SiiEARON. Treasurer.
April 4th. 1919. lS:6~
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He who forgets the fountain from
whence he drank, and the tree under
whose shade he gamboled in the days of
his youth, is stranger to the sweetest i'm
presslons OF the human heart.
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HE Undersigned offers for sale. an excel
lent small water power. on the Middle 70 k
OF " hIt"- wafer, about one mile north of Rich
niona- here Is aLout 10 acres Of Lana attached.
part of winch y OF the first quality rhrr. j.
on The premises an excellent aud we'll finished
tVo story frame Dwelling good mariinr shop
Nc. &c. his property Is offered at private sale,
On advantageous terms. Any person wishin 9
further information can apply on the promises.
" Il - Z. HOLLOW
Richmond. Jan. II. 1919 Cts
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THIS Stove, with the new improvements, hav
ing larger oven, and greater iacilitles for bolt
jnC, II The best Stove IN the United States.
Also full supply OF the Old Pattern six sizes
Premium, Stoves: all sizes and patterns Air
Tights; Saratoga three sizes; Stani-v's. three 81
zeS. and many sizes OF Russia Iron and Parior
stoves. Various sizes and patterns SIX, seven
aud ten plates. Hollow Ware of every descrp-
ton. & oprer Kettles, Tin-ware, &c. ANY per-
wishing } coed
90 60 - G3~o<Cnse
he would refer them 10 the following persons
moving Buck stove in use; Trustees Of FRIENDS
Boarding school. samuel Test, Benz. Fuighum,
Barnabas Hobbs. chm Pool, Lew Jrssup. Also,
II lie folio.> Jag Pc rSous: Chas. W. Starr. So
nev Smith, EiiIah Coffin. 5. Murdock T.. Borton.
: Lvuae, irrIn Reed, Mr.. a Anderson X. Shut. F.,
J. henry, J. Maths. Mr.. Holloway l.. Fish
Ter, J. ii Van Camp, J. Heap, a. & Blanchard.
pr Austiu, DR.. iIowells, A. w. Bowers. Charles
Coffin. J. " alkrr, w. Show. J. Jones, DAVIS.
y. Ihistlctilwaitr. J. Saunders. II. b. PAYNE,
J. 0gborn. ]. Green. J. Eiderkin, w. Wright,
w futghun. c. kat...
CAUTlON.-Iherea are no Bucks Stoves, nor
BUCKS Stove Improved. sold here but hv M;
there being no improvement made on Buck ;
stove but by himself. D. Buck: and that is in
Tins Pattern AR / ght now offered.
Richmond, May 9, le45. 4l-n
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Dissolution. Of Partnership

TEyiiE partnership heretofore existing b~iween
John Haiucs aud w. l.. FsrquLsr, n, this
day, Dissolved by mutual consent; and we do
most re~pr cffulIy invite all having unsettled &c
counts to call. when convenient, and make set
Element. The Books, papers, &c. will be sf the
old stand. WHORE the business " i'll he continued
usual ~ the senior partner.
a rIi Il st. -fy.
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Hl KING: EssJs,s rs =
TOW N-,s.<D'> ps.f,NT
SR E-c ED - EE "a -0D zR .
ME undersigned, informs the public that
he continues build Tins valuable
TS1ssss7sgSG MACHINE.

and furnish them at short notice To all who
may desire them. iie has also lnst gotten np i
new ana superior >IA HORSE row Err.
which confidently reCoiIlule nded to the public
d durable and eiiicteHt.
Having the exclusive right to manufacture,
veni ana use Tow n>enf's Improvement, IN Rush.
Wavn-, Fayetir, Marion. Iippt canoe. ttgo.
Clinton, Montgomery, Sullivan, Clay. Parkr,
Hamilton. Hendricks, Morgan. J rhn~ou. ShtibN I.
Bartholomew. Hancock. randolph. Henry. TN
ion and Franklin counties. lndiaua, he wonln
respectfully caution The pnbIic against making.
buying using IN either Of SAID coun les tins u-
provcInent except by having tire legal right So 10
60. by written authority from the undcr gnei.--
ANY person wishing 10 purchase rights eithrr to
make use, advantageous terms
by applying Ia the subscriber.
j. TRAVELLERS, and other kinds of
Thra-hng Machines constantly hand, OF The
best materials and workmanship.
L. W. ROBINSON.
Richmond, March II. 1919. ll:Gm
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SOD-ElVEIS OLA new article for
\ Rheumatism. and all painful affections
The OIL of Codfi.h Liver, begins to be enten-
siyrty used by Physician>, and has See. fo@rA
to b. a very cessful remedy FOR Chronic.
Rheumatic. and equity Affections, diseases of the
Chest, Scrofu,a. Rlhkets, &c. A pure article
for sale al DR.. How-l's Drug Store, No. l6.
Nam street
Richmond, Feb 2S. lSi9. l0-u
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5NrRr WHITEHEAD. best BRANDS. as

SDtR; WHITE: LEAD. best brands. n 81 :
) 80 T. krg: Red Lead Ven; Red Chrome
--ReG. elbow ana Green: PTussian Blue; Chs
nest Ncrmi!l4on. Ultra Marine. Broznes; Gold
L"af Lamp Black; Coach Black; Ochrc; Rose
Pink, Varni~h Brushes: PANT do, all sizcs;-
fUET TURF X CARRr,GE NARSisH, J>rAR; LEArH-
IN NAR>IsH; Sp. Whiting. Putty. &c for SAFE,
al rrGucrp prihes by IRWIN REED.
Richmond, April -, lci9. 23N
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IT. NiV.rON SPICE M1GLS..PuRE
III GROUND SPICES.-BEArTy & FIsAER.
would inform Ne rchantS and others, dealers ia
the above articles that they have established
themselves IN Hamilton, Ohi0, for the manufsc-
turr and sale of every Kind of
GROUND SPICES and MUSTARD,
winch they warrant perfectly pure and Of the
he II quality. They would also inform the pub
lac, tho be ia need OF any of these articles.
That they have appointed DR.. J. Howeis. their
Agent Tor Richmond aud surrounding country.
vino Is authorized to sell at their prices. either
u hote.olc or retail. Please call aud get your
supplies at DR. }. HOWELIS' Drug Store.
Antil Is 1919 No. l6, Main St.
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1t Is a desirable thing to be able TO get
" rSrs pure for the sick aud for sacrame nihi
purposes; aud can, with confidence. r~com-
me nd mine as such Also, pure Holland Gin:
aud pure French Brandy, aud other Liquors for
Medical purposes oniy at No Is. Main st
April j. iei9 J. HOWELLS.
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Ee'EgS'E's IasSssIIES.--A fine as
7 sortinrnt of Artists brushes for sale at DR.
iIowti's Drug Store, No. 10, Nam street
Richmond. Feb. -, ~ loft
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B r o n z T.

HF assorted numbers and colours ms; receiv-
I = ed and for sale at DR.. iowelis' DRUG Store.
Oct. 10, is l2-,i
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IQVoRS.--Best Brandy: Old Rye WHISKY:
- Port, Madeira and Ten'ff Wines. for rnecj-
einal purposes: Lime Juice. Lemon and SsrSa-
rilla Syrups. for sale at REEDS D-ue and
April -, ZAP Medicinal DepotS
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4 NHER NO METERS. Surgical instruments
j and Trusses Of all Kinds, for sale BY
May %, lSA9. I.HEED.
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= Fl r a S IA Z r. G
DAGUElSKEOTYP NOTICE.
S NJ II II & S 4 T + T. r + T. l. d s
Daguerre Gallery,
LATEST IMPROVEMENTS;

No. 26, Nam St, Ouer Sli1ffan 4 WrigMs Store:
NJ OW affords favorable opportunity for
/ Ladies and Gentlemen TO obtain Tx nrsSts
of the mseves or irir nds, put UP in either
common. fine, orextra; in Lockets, Breast
Pins, Finger-Rings, Bracelets, &c. ana charg-
made unless perfect sal sfdction is given.
Lockets. Pms, Bracelets, &c. can be obtained
at the Gallery, at {. A. DIckiuSou's Silver
Smith Shop, two doors East of w w. Lyndes
Grocery.
n. b. Those wishing to acquire a thorough
call soon.
Richmond, May 2, ls40. 10tf
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" GT Gl.n

q IL. TsendcnIiai:. having taken WV.
es tAMFBEII INTO Co Partnership in the Rich :
mond Paper Mill concern; they cxp"ct to furnish
customers with GOOD ARTICLES IN their Inn.
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/ ron.

EyoR s,gE.-FOIR SMALL DIV ELLTNG
Z HOUSES, and TWO VACANT LOTS.
situated IN Richmond. For particulars apply
TO JAMES u. POE.
Richmond. March ST, 1919 l3,f
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EnERRy DAVIS. Vegetable pain Il iIier.
2 new aud invaluable medicine EVERY
family shoulf have bottle of il in the houTc, =
Il IS chem. For sale by l. REED.
April -. ,49. :5tf
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-04-18
Hsrrsrss sf al .. ll-a Aes eesi~ giua
Cs.az,ils rsrk 10 tfz. % "a dissxts1.

nsresss Of al .. aAaa hss ws,~ sgiza
Gslaziils r=s 10 h,z. 10 "a diaxtsd.
AZ fIsaa kar lad, hrr gossruof. her G4<
A. . brnss.r-l. liow arsl's Grllrny : san'-
psel~. whetr or lH- hspPr-l la"mral.
sre s2rnl amid HE CAV uarid. where he
gtare nj lpyei,H-ss y las bsaalilai VIII
make her lie n.srssralus allobsefsrr-.
or Il ihs romantic rni'sgr II s.. Nhlrh
Isr has plrrha-s.l. rs,laIgrd. and heAa'iii.
rL IN an rares.angiy is,lrfal nilnneI. snsl
where ne fs.lsiirs Inc grab part q iie
wear w.lh his beloved Anne. listening 10
her nn.iral yoier. o. kissing on iTnn hrr
swees lips the name af Meredith, Which
she persists in railing hiln aud he 80 loves
% hsaT-Ilis reader may Judge. TAo
Ihinss however are eralain irsi. he did
mai nrske hrs w,ll GA has welding: ans
secondly. II INDECENT single gsnllemsr
calculate m naimenaarr from him. ii,ry
viii be most egreglou,ly mistaken. as l,s
has entirely changed hrs ,irws. with -
gard 10 sorir,y lor their snpporl which "a
onee thonsll 80 phIlanIIrnpic.
Plsmoaa. \. L. February %. 1879.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-07-12

AT a Court of Probate holden Il Litchfield
within and for the District II Eitciifeld; on
the 22d day of June, 1879.
Present-CHARLES ADAMS, ESQ, Judge.
Upon the petition Of Chauncey H. Hotchs
- kiss, of Watertown, shelving 10 this Court
that he ID the Guardian Of CatharinO Thorp, a
minor. residing in said Watertown that said
minor owns certain Real Estate in Litchfeld,
in said District, lin No,thfeld Society," to wit:
an undivided half Of nine ACRES IF land, bound
ed north and west on Isaac Tuttie's land, south
on Wooelrnff's land. and east on highway, VAL
ued at about two hundred and seventy .five doll
lars, and that said real estate is unproductiye
and that il would be for the interest Of said
m"m 70 have said estate sold. and the avails
invested according TO law, praying this Court;
TOT reasons in said petition set FORTH t. pass an
order authorizing and empowering, said petit
TONER "g. some aher meet person 10 cell and
convey the in,erests II said minor in said de-
scribed premises, according 10 the Statute in
such ease made and provided-as per petition
on file, dated June %, 1910.
ORDERED, That said petition be con-
timed to the 9th day If August, 1910, then
| 10 be heard and determined at the Probate Of
fee in said Liichfeld, al 10 O'Clock, in the
forenoon; and that Notice If the psHaency
thereof be given by Publishing this order ,in !
newspaper printed in .Litch6eld County. three
weeks succ"ss;vely. at least six weeks before
the said eth day u August. A true copy Of
Record
CHAS ADaM;, Judge.