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RALFieH IN AprilI9The members Of the city coun.
Gil Of Baltimore who, with Others left B,more on Mor-
day evening, in The North C,roline engage
the opening celebration, to-day the Weldon and
railroad, have arrived here safely in twenty.ihce hour.
from your city The parry from Baltimore reached Ports
mouth in the steamer early th. morning. and taking the
the sesbosrd aud Roanoke railroad, fot
Weldon. At that point commences the road. which
today opened, connecting with the Raleigh road
Castor. and speedily through without interruption
An entertainment Is to be given the vislters tonight
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nv GREEN & SCOTT, Anetloneers.

DRICK AND FRAME HOUSES AT AUCTIoN.-on Tuesday,
ID shall sell, in front Of the misses
O'Clock frame house and lot north NJ between 18th
aud brick house and lot I3 between
and streets, in square ISL
The property located improving CITY,
worthy attention Of wishing
investment
Terms, the balance in and Ia months,
bearing deed given and deed Of
GREEN SCOTT,
Apl6-d Aucdonccrs.
ns-The nbov. sale A. postponed, In consequence of
' GREEN a SCOTT,
Apol-3t Auctioneers.
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Respect to the late vice President King.

AS soon as the melancholy intelligence received by tel
agraph OF the decease Of the Vice President could be
cer,aned 10 be authentic, the subioined orders were
ssued by the President and the Executive Departments
and furnished for publication. The whole country
will sympa,hze with the sentiments expressed IN these
testimonials OF respect for the station. character, and
public services OF the eminent and lamented statesman
whose earthly career has thus been closed in the fulness
LOT years and OF honors.
az THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES
The President has. with deep sorrow, received laloF-
nation that the Vice President OF the United States, VII
LIAM R. KIss died. on the 18th instant, at his residence
lin Alabama.
In testimony OF respect Tor eminent station exalted
character and higher and above all station Tor career
,f public service and devotion to this Unlon which Tor
iuraiion and usefulness is almost without parallel IN
The history OF the republic the labors OF the various de-
par,ments will be suspended.
The Secretaries OF War and Navy will issue orders
hat appropriate military and naval honors be rendered TO
The memory OF one whom such tribute will not be
|ioma bu, heartfelt from people the deceased has so
faithfully served
The public Offices will be closed Tomorrow and
|ba dges OF mourning be placed the Executive Man
|sion and all the executive departments al Washington
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
WASHINGTON, April 20, 1853,
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Funeral Of III. vice rres,sont

telesrsPhe despatch, bearing date - c,b,,n, oo,
Inst, states That the funeral Of the ycs p,o.;l., ~,
place on that day al II o'clock in ho po,o;ou s.,
|ng 10 the rites Of The Episcopal church, Mr. Plat. Of
Selma officiating, whose sermon eloquent and bs.n
|hful lie lies among his kindred near ii. man.oo !
he country He died calmly and composedly.
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aIhs United state. Review

However efficient the newspaper press may DC m al
iusng general intelligence and in enghtenng the puohc
mind in respect TO questions OF popular interest," II mus
be conceded that for the elaborate discussion ana expo
siton OF principles OF policy, the review IL the more
seryicea5le, il il be not the only proper agency The
monthly journal is Indispensable auxiliary 10 any
cause and no party be TO It's interests that ne
elects 10 enlist in its service essential support For
this reason we have felt much for the establish
ment OF DEMOCRATIC REVIEW which night deserve and
command the confidence and generous support OF The
party We not insensble to the difficulties which
beset the enterprise yet we could not believe that Me
democratic party would withhold its confidence and pa
tronage from journal which would establish its title to
favor by the intellectual ability and fidelity TO principle
which should characterize its conduct Our opinion has
been justified by the success of the UNITED STATES Re.
II was evident from the initial number Of this jour
nal that under the control OF editor who has
only The capacity, but the disposition TO make it in every
way worthy the confidence OF the democratic party,
Every subsequent number has been improv ement
on the first. The last-the number for Apn--is, in
every excellent feature in respect inferior to the best
established and most popular reviews of the country.
The leading article Slavery and the slave power in
the United States" is scou and scaihing rebuke 10
the rampant abolionism Of England. Its sentiments
OF the soundest and most conservative character We
discover in its style striking resemblance 10 admra-
BILE article in preceding number, the Public debt of
Great Britain" Doubtless they both the production
OF the gifted pen. The Great Drug Store" is an
amusing and sparkling poetic jeu-despra Indeed. all
the articles of unusual interest That on The nau-
gural is worthy of especial commentator. The states
and the of taste will fad much to instruct and
delight them in the pages of this review. We cordially
commend it 10 the democratic party, in every respec,
deserving their confidence and support. is published
monthly, at five dollars per annunl, by Theodore A
Foster, 25l Broadway, New York
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tbs BANK OF MIssouRL-The late legislature Of Mis-
sour passed act for the sale Of The States stock in The
bank OF Missouri the only bank in the State il The pri
vate stockholders assened to IT, Books accordingly
opened TO take The Of the stockholders upon The
question, but opening the ballots il was found that a
large majority were against The proposal
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We authorized TO say that hereafter the single
rate Of letter postage between the United States and Bra
z via England will be As CENTS instead OF 81 cents as
neutrality-suspicious., required
We are further requested 10 say that direct communi-
cation by British mail packets, running in two
months between Singapore and Batavia having been
tablished in colnexion with the overland mails India
and Australia all letters newspapers. &C., addressed TO
Java, to any ofhe Dutch possessions in India, will in
future be forwarded by these packets unless specially d.
Iecled to be sent by other conveyance.
The regular mails for Java be made up in Lon
don otransmisson via Marseles on the sth OF each OF
the months Of January March, May, July, September,
and November but letters and newspapers may also be
SENT if addressed by the route of Southampton on the
4h OF each OF the months above mentioned.
The rate Of postage 10 Java Ito be prepaid on letters
sent from and collected letters received in the United
S,aes is Siry us cents per letter of less than quarter Of
via Matsees. and forty five cents per letter
weighing less than half an ounce via South ampon.
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Bosrjs April I9The publisher Of the "Life In Boston,
was assaulted last night about ten o'cock within fsw
PAGES OF bis residence in Cambridge by rusns in Tire
pioy Of the Boston gamblers who beat and bruised him
until he supposed to be hfeess sung shot was IN
ployed, and there IL doubt III " intended XIII him on
account ofh exposure Of the galvanized prop t,bes
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NEW GOODS have just received my spring stock copris
~ extensive Of French
window shades, &C. all prices and OF every vYt
Aso, a very superior article Of Canton mating - 49,
Orders for work the hanging upholstery line
~ attended 10.
hand lot Of shuck mares,ss which win BE- sold yey
cheap. L. r. CLARK
side Pennsylvsnia avenue between 18Th and I'm 81.
hp 2l-6t lint
D0oI<si hooks HOOKS t-GRAY n HALLANTyYp-
booksellers 9Th street have ust received their
which comprise the best collection
uvene books they have pleasure al offer
he public.
amiy Bibles 10 every style Of binding
scotps, Bonys Bsnsons Cars, Pools and Comprehensive
Commentaries.
and Prayer Books-a very hne selection
Neands History Of the Christian Religion and Church
Geseniu's Hebrew and English Lexicon.
The Works Of Josephus
The Eclipse Of Faith
vnet'. Worsspa.tora Theology Gospel Studies, Montague
the Endless Study, &c.
Springs wobsTbe Gsy Of Christ, the Mercy Seat
Of the Cross, First Thing, Christian Titles, &C.
Meiviils Sermons
mr. Cheever. Worss-In Dmcuty Wandering of Pilgrim
Lectures the Piigrip1 Progress, sc, &C.
GRAY A BALLANTYNE,
Apa IN street, near ODD Fellows, nan.
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ByJ. c. MCGUIRE, Auctionecr.

VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY AT AUCTIoN.-on Tuesday
afternoon, April 49, Az O'Clock, shall SELL
lot reservation H. fronting ID west between
NORTH with the consisting frame Office
en of the lot.
This rapidly improving portion Of city,
and . well worthy the attention OF capitalists
third cash residue in twelve, and eighteen
onrhs, satisfactorily secured bearing interest.
r' JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
pl4-d Auctoneer.
o. Owing the rain, the above Is postponed
unul Thursday, April 81 same hour.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
Ap2l-d Aucuoneer
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The legislature o. Pennsylvania adjourned on Tuesday
alter session OF over three months
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BY GREEN & SCOTT. Aac,ioneer..

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT AUCTIoN.-On
Monday 4 April shall SELL in front OF the premises
O'Clock excellent and conveniently frame
good with the lot which
adjoining being all OF lot No 90 in No 264
fronting 18Th between and
running back los feet 10 inches wide alley
Smithsonian Institute.
erms fourth cash balance in and ;
for the deferred bearing
om deed given, and deed Of taken IL
tie indisputabie,
GREEN & SCOTT,
3l-d Auctioneers.
G1-The above sale Is further postponed, la conso
quence Of the rain, until Thursday, 2ls Instant
GREEN SCOTT,
Apl9-d Amcioneen
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by eKEEN 8 SEQ en-. Auetlonesr..

STEAM ENGINE, WITH BOILER AND EVERYTHING COM
plete, about ourhorse auconOn Thursday the
shall cell OF jt
10 O'Clock,
boiler conplea otdct
wishing article the kind will do well attend the
Also, machinery which deem
1t wil be sold on liberal terms.
GREEN d SCOTT,
Ap I'D Auciioneers.
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DEu known 20 All whom Il may CONCERN ,h., m

De "a known 90 all whom IL may concern, that the
~ undersigned will according the OF
Once Washington city, apply said Office for csr
uhcses Of in lieu Of the following military AZ
plickte Nos 2p15 1895, s07l 5O7o 5ss ssg
31 $685. 40s 32i 1884, and 44s the originals Of which IT,
sued for services In the the belonged
VIM Reynolds deceased neither located no,
patented bat casually lost destroyed.
WIN. REYNOLDS TRENT
For himssfaud for the other heirs aaw Reynolds
HoHsoNp, April 20, 1883.
An 2l-lawam
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general elections in the State Of Virginia will take
see .ae fourth Thursday Che 26tb) OF May. They EN-
ne election Of thirteen members OF Congress mem
:. 'ae new legislature, and three commissioners Of
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sales To-Day.

+ by j g. MCGUIRE. Aucttoneer.
CRAME HOUSE AND LOT ON NEW JERSEY AVENUE AT
AUCTIoNOn Tuesday atternoon April 49, at ST O'Clock,
SELL lot numbered 7o being
Jersey
consisting Of dwelling
house.
the residue in twelve and eighteen
satisfactorily secured, bearing interest
JAS, g. MCGUIRE,
Ap I'D Auctoneer
90 Owing the rain, the above sale is postponed
until Thursday, April q same hour and place
JAS. c. MCGUIRE
gid Aucboneev
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Bosros, April 10 The barqpe George D. Smouse, from
Rockand for Galveston, is ashore Owls Head and IL IL
expected viii prove a total loss.
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CO In consequence OF the inciee Of the yyeathel
Tuesday night last the exhibition Sunday
Methodist Church
poned until Friday evening the 22d
II O'Clock. Tie public respectfully invited.
Ap2l-2t
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rRps on rur ARABIA AND pAorio.

Nrw YoRK, April 2o.-Tnc uips Of these two steamers
made very nearly in the same time. The Pacfs left
Liverpool p the 9th inst and arrived off Sandy
Hook about O'Clock the mornng OF the I7h making the
distance In 10 days and ~ hours The Arabia c Liver
.ol on the 9th O'Clock and reached Sandy Hook
at o'clock being the same Time exactly The Pa.
cifc however, had bad coal which delayed her 30
hours whilst the Arabia had been recently improved il
several respects to Increase her speed
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LEcTURE PosFPoSEp.-sIcKNKss or AIRS rveRErr
NEw YoRK, April l9.The lecture that was 70 have been
delivered Ihs evening he Metropolitan Hail. before The
New York Historical Society," had to be postponed In con-
sequence Of M Everett having been suddenly called TO
Boston by despatch announcing the dangerous illness OF
his wife
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BALTIMORE, April l9-The managers OF the Msryan
Institute have refused the Of their hall to Father Ga
yazz for the purpose Of delivering course Of lectures
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Elections for 1858.

The following table gives the days which the State
elections for the present year held throughout the
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THE ATLANTIC Railing work. Manufacture tn,

Il COMPOSITE IRON RAILING unequalled in beauty,
strength and cheapness Ornamened caston melted
the rods and framework o. wrought ron making either light and
graceful like
WIRE RAILING,
heavy and fod like Each being thus made
solid having cevces for the rain moisture OF the
phee affect there Of the work Designs viii be-
10 any address, postage free.
from 80 81 nesl foot Rangs pub
private grounds cemeteries versndahs, balconies &c
for sale by GEORGE FOSTER, AGENT
ps Broadway, New York.
NJ Be " and bis agents the only authorized
ss this newly patented railing for tho Atlantic saes.
hp is-d.in Intel
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py GREEN q SCOTT, Auctionecrs.

WINpow-GLAss AT AUCTIoN.-Wiil be added to the sale
front the Thursday the 2 Mt 10 o'clock
OF various and OF excellent
quality .., z
Terms cash. GREEN n SCOTT,
Ans Asctioneers
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Qy- Notice.The installation Of the Rev Byron Sunderland
will take the LIST Presbyterian Church, Az this
(Thursday) evening, half o'clock The Rev. Mr. Wash
moderator pesby will preside and conduct The Service
The Hedcock Buffalo, New York; will preach the
s,aalon The Rev Eckad will the charge the
PASTOR the Rev Mr. Noble will the charge the people,
The ministry and members Of other churches and congregations
and the citizens generally respectfully invited TO attend
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aAvAzzI N BALTIMoRE.

NEw YoAk, April l9-rhe sailing Of The Europa ha.
been delayed untl o'clock p m, tomorrow.
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MARRIED.,

On Saturday morning last by the Rev. DR. OTooLs, LOUIS
TASlsTRo Of Ireland Mas CATHERINE GUN, OF Nool
Virginia
New York, Philadelphia Norfolk Washington papers pleas
copy1
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Music and the Fine Arts.

Mus1C
IRON HAIL. Thursday, Friday and Saturday OF this
II week, Rossters wonderful painting of the =
CAPTIVE IsRAELITEs
Daughters Of Zion hanging their
on the willows, having 81 figures, life size.
Also grand concerts by
MADAME RoSALIE DURAND,
The beautiful American prima DONNA assisted BY sgnor Antonio
Novel Rashen pianist G. Rasned, volnist
open 7, p exhibition O'Clock. Tickets IS
No half price.
Painting be the day AFTER Price 10 cents.
Ap 2l-d3t.
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NAVY DEPARTMENT,
April 20, 1853.
s. COOPER.
Adjutant Genefal

GssIRlL NAVY DEPARTMENT,
onDrR. } April 20, 1853.
With deep sorrow the President announces 10 the Off
cirs of the navy and marine corps The death Of WILLIAM
RUrUs KING, Vice President OF the United States who
died the evening Of Monday the 18th instant at his
residence in Alabama.
Called into the service oil his country period Of life
when but few are prepared 10 enter upon its realities hi.
long OF public usefulness, home and abroad has
always been bonoed by The public ence and was
closed in the second Office within the gift OF the people
From sympathy with his relatives and the American
Aeope for their loss and from respect for h distinguish
% public services the President directs that appropriate
onors be paid TO bis m'ms each OF the navy yards
ma naval stations and board all the public vessels in
ohm's'on, on the day after this order is received BY
Ing ndaWn Of day thirteen guns, al 10 o'clock, NJ
, minaleguus, and al the close Of the day The
sen ny carrying their flags half mas, one day.
and BY the officers wearing crane on Inc len arm lar
J. G. DOBBlN.
Secretary OF The Navy
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MONKS by DIR. Gbsever--h Reel In Bottle, for Jack In
the Dodrums; being the adventures OF OF Kng
seamsn In voyage Celestial country. Edited
uscupts Of Old Salt
Voices O Nature Foster child the Soul OF Man se. Of
Analoges between the Natural and the Spiritual World.
Lectures the Pilgrims Progress and the Life and Time, Of
bunysn For sale by
GRAY n RALLANTYNE
snth street,
APPLE Near odd Felovs' Hail.
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NOT TO BE PULLED DowN.-our store is be
~ pulled down.
domestic dry goods which determined 10 sell
those who selling Our
sold. Al In advantage
stock before purchasing viii
being suited price and quality. Donf mistake
YERDY, TEBBs, VERIFY,
Ger. 7h street and Pa ava Miss Dermous building.
An I5-Iw
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Ntw ORLEANS. April 20

Caryasl and several Of his associates arrested by
American troops Rio Grande city. Tney confined
nder strong guard Fort Brown awaiting examination
Groceries Coffee In steady reqaest-ptces nm chang
Sugar and nolssses dull Rice. 2ls 2ls 81. per cwt.
Tobacco "A steady demand and prices slightly i'm.
proved.
Naval stores "A steady demand no change in prices
Iron.-Mnrket steady AS last quoted
Wool Good demand at full prices.
Money and stocks-The London money make,
easy with good supply Consols have advanced, closing
at 1904 1901 American stocks in good request full
prices, as previously quoted
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DETECTED and Suspended Pepsions-Important
~ wokOmca Report by the Commissioner Pensions
claims have been suspended rejected grounds
rejection applicants
pensions under the Of 1884, 30, ~ copie,
sale BY TAYLOR 4 MAURY
Ap9 = 's
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STATIONARY steam Enaine Tor srIe.-hn engine in
" good order with boilers shsne and All necessary fixtures
sale on accommodating terms, be
vsna avenue and l5k Also, good standing
he for book binding or other work requiring pressure
a. BOYD HAMILTON.
Ap s-dlw FLATT STEWART, i5th street.
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VAR pIpARrMENI.

Washington, April 20, 1853.
With deep sorrow, the President announces TO the
army the death OF WILLIAM RuFUs KSo Vice President
oi the United States, who died M 7ndsy, the 18th
instant. at his residence in Dallas county, Alabama
Called into the service OF his country at period in life
when bu, few prepared TO enter upon It's realities, his
long career oil public usefulness, at home and abroad
has always been honored by the public confidence and
closed in the second office within the gift OF the peo
lple
From sympathy with bis relatives and the American
people for their loss and from respect for his Distinguish
led public services The President directs that appropriate
|hoRofs to bis memory be paid ~ tie army.
JEFFERSON DAVIS,
Secretary Of War
H. On the day next succeeding the receipt Of this or
der at each military poet the troops will be parsded
O'Clock a M, and this order read to them
The national l,g will be displayed al holf-siaf
At dawn OF day thirteen guns will be fired. Com
nencng at ia o'clock, m seventeen minute guns will Be
Tired, and the close Of the day the national salute OF
|hiry-ons guns.
The usual badge Of mourning will be BY officers
|o the army. and The coors Of the several regiments will
be put in mourning for the period OF three month";
BY order;
S. COOPER,
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WAR DEPARTMENT,

l. The following order announces TO the army the
cath OF WILLIAM RUFus KING, late Vice President Of
he United States:
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-10-29
LI'stray Notice.--Came on to H.

T'stray Notice. e.--Came on to H.
u my ranch, at Grass favine, .66.
on the stage road from Ophir to Gold
Hill, about two months since, a small,
dark dun mare-she is blind in the right
eve, and is branded n on the right hip.
The owner of the above mare is request
ed to come forward, prove property, pay
charges and take her away or she WI ! he
sold, according to law, within thirty days.
JOSEPH SPENCE, Grass Ravne
Oct ~, '5S-St4 mile from Gold Hill
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-10-29
LEGAL NOTICES.
SrN HERFFF'S SALE.--By virtue Of

S HEREFF7S SALE.--By virtue of
~ an execution to me directed, issued out
the Hon. District Court of the lllh Judi
cial District, in and for Placer County, on
Il judgment rendered on the Goth day Of
October, 1853, in favor of Martin D0na-
hoe and against William P. Walker tor
twelve hundred and seventy-six dollars
and fifty nine cts ($l276, ,59), with inter.
est on the same from rendition Of judg-
ment, together with the sum of two hun
dred and thirteen dollars ($2l3, ,O0), costs
of suit. have this day levied upon and
will sell to the highest bidder for cash, at
the Court House in Auburn, Placer coun-
ty, on Saturday the 18th day of Novem-
Der, 1853, at IL O'Clock, a. m, all the
right. title, interest and claim Of the said
VIM. p Walker in and to the stock and
shares in the Bear River and Auburn Wa
ter and Mining Ditch or Canal, being and
situated in p acer county, or so much
thereof rs wi satisfy said judgment and
costs due and to become due thereon.
s. C. ASTlN, Sheriff rlacer County.
Auburn, Oct 2lst '53--4t
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-10-29
NATIONAL HOTEL,
Notice in Probate Court.

IN tie matter Of The EStofe 0f J0Hdthdn
Roberts, deceased.
Whereas, Thomas s. Holden, Mortgage Of
all that certain hotel nd premises, located in
the town of Auburn County of Placer and
state of California, known az the Auburn
lIo"se' hath petitoned the Honorable Pro-
bate Court of said county for the sale of the
said hotel and premises. and the payment of
fore, all persons interested in said estate are
hereby notified to be and appear at the next
general term of said court to be held on the
fourth Monday of November A. D. 1858, and
show cause why the prayer of said petitioner
should not be granted
Given under my hand this 25th day of Oct.
A. D., 1853. VIM. l.. JOHNSON
County Clerk.