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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-22

FROM NORTH CAROJINA-GBN. J0HNS1ONS
WHEREABOUTS 0HERE0R VANCE CAP
TURED-JEFR. DAVIS REPORTED ATHILLS-
BOR0'.
Advices from Raleigh to the l4th instant have
Teen received. The news is important and highly
interesting. Gen. Sherman entered and occupied
R,lagh LAST Thursday week, the l3:h instant-his
advance being opposed only BY Hampton'a cavalry
Johnston had retreated to Hillsboro, where It was
ssla JEFF. Davis and family had arrived. TINT
Johnston had not surrendered at Smithfeld or Ra-
leigh was a matter Of saIpriss to every one, but We
think his delay easily explained by the presence OF
Davis at HiIs5oro'. His offset, no doubt, was TO
rod out uatl Davis and his court could make their
escape into the Gulf States This end having been
stta.ned, Johnston has, re make no Question, long
ere shis, capstulate5. Hilsboro' is on the North
Carolina railroad, thirty. i've niles northwest Of
Raleigh, and about the sane defiance north Of
GreeLsbo.o
On the 10Th instant there was sn apparently
well authenticated rumor IN NeWbern that KDpa-
.-'ck bsd captured Gov. Vance between Raleigh and
Hlnsboro' and that Sherman wss holding him as
prisoner Of war. The account runs that Vance
mad been leut from Johnston to Sherman TO give
up the State of North Carolina, bat before he
cached bis destination, Davis reached Johnston
and Esd Vance recalled; while on his way back to
Hnsboro', he was picked up by Fitzpatrick
The very latest from North Carolina Is contained
Il a telegram from Washington to the Herald on
tie 18Th Instant, which states that the military au
tho.ltie5 have been officially informed that meet
Ing between Gen. Sherman and Gen. Johnston had
been arranged to take place at Chapel Hill, N G &,
On last Saturday, the 18th instant, and that o
su5. Was eateltained but that at that meeting the
formal surrende, Of Johnston's army was made
Clare Hi Is twenty-seven miles northwest OF RA-
1e,b. and about Il teen miles south CT II lstcTo'.
As with be sssn by sccount5 published IN another
,5.sup General StoI emau reached Salisbury, n
c., On tho 10 h instant, AID occupied 1t after 8
abort resistapce on the part Of the Rebel Generals
GsTd,ner an6 V4cksburs Psmbertcn, capturing, be-
sides guns end prisoners, immense supplies Of every
hind which lad been hurried off from Richmond
and Raleigh. Gen. Scneman must have given
JEFF. Davis himself mos. unpeasantiy close shave
aetbio point Davis, in his hasty trip South, could
scarcely have been we'll out of the sound Of the
gurs which took Salisbury. When on the point
Of abandoning Eastern North Carolina, the Rebels
burnt tho navy-yard at Halifax on the Roanoke
river, at the Same time destroying ram and gun
boat which were 10 process Of building. The torch
seems to be tho only weapon upon which Davis
followers now rely. track of d:s9lation now
marks the course of their fight.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-22
rELEGRAPHIc ITEMS.
REwARD OFFERED.

BA7,s6ax, April The City Councils have offered 8
regard of for the arrest Of the assassin Of President
Tncoin The feeling here against Booth is greltly in
censed b the fact that he IS Bsltimorean, and our
loyai people trust that who has so dshonoed the
fair fame Of Baltimore shoUld meet with speedy justice
ANOTHER DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN NEW YORK. I
NV YoEk April IA ire broke out this morning II
the bonded warehouse of o. $. briggs * CO., No, 226
South street rn-nC through to Water street This and
another we're consumed. Loss 81 OOOOOO.
.s.roy nie ore-v 20 tbo auosnt of s9oOOOOO
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-22

,CNHII.ES A. CHENERY are at their old stand,
L prepared 10 serve the public to the best Of their
ability. ...
Their stock at present very limited As soon as pos
siblr they will have good assortment.
They now offer their services az COMMISSION tAFiR-
CHANTS and solicit eonsignneSts in isr,c - sms'!
quantities. ChlbES 49,
ap22-it Corner 81 Brosf - ~ s'f+'
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-22
nHIrAGO EIEGTION.

rH1cAuo Apt7l Is.-Pbe election to-day passed OF
uuicy. About three-quarters Of the usual zoe ',s
or 90 majirity. Tie Gonnoi stands scgHpii.@ns'
anaSfDemofrass ~gr.-l1-. tttbs'
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-22
MARRIED..

In Harrisburg Pennsylvania on February "a ls64 by
4be Rev John Walker. JACKSON OSCAR HEWITT, Of
washington, 20 Miss VIRGINIA NcCABE Of Leesburg,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-22
,TNyVO DESTR aisLE LOTS FOR LEASE

TWO DESIR ABLE LOTS FOR LEASE
on 9th street next TO the Mechanics Hail. at suc-
VIII b. rented ont TUESDAY 18th instant,
The premises at haltpast4 O'clock p. NJ the two va.
can't LOTS on 9TH between the late sesdence Of j. "
Patton and Mechanics Han, the buildings on which
were recently destroyed by IRE. The lots front "a feet
each on 9th street and run back 100 feet!
The location Of this property renders Il very valuable
for business stands. a. - trpsl.., 81. 1l-Ir.
Terms made known on the day OF sale
JAMES N. TAYLOR Anc'r,
apo2. I'D Office corner 9th and Aafshall s.s.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-22
BUCKLEY a. BUDD'S
SATURDAY EVENING, April %, 1865,

GRAND COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT
TO HARRY BUDD AND BILLY LEWIS,
Assisted by the full strength Of this weNnOwn Csn-
pany and host Of volunteers who will appear tor this
night only Tie greatest bin offered to the pu6r
Remember Harry Budd and Billy Lewis tonight. Give
them bumper. MISS CARRIE BENTLEY has kindly vol
unteered together with Miss FLOYD the beautiful Bal
ladst assisted by her sister La PETITE ALICE Mr. LEE
HAxILToE RichmOnds favorite, will also appear.
NoTE.-The management take great pleasure N az:
nouncng that Mr.. r. J. Buckley having re 1rlel :ren
the North with the vel known negro delirea:er Tin
Morris and host Of Others, have determined % give TIE
pay-goDg public the best entertainment 70 be fOuri n
less Of expense.
VIRGINIA MUMMY TONIGHT
Admission 90 cents No extra charge co. reserved ,-.s
STREET order viii he rCidly enforced. No improper mar
ac.ers will be admitted.
Doors open at o'clock. Performance % ccEs1,e 81
S o'clock precisely.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-22
DISSOLUTION OF co PARTNER
SHIP

THE CO-PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing fetweeo
1 the undersigned is dissolved by mutual consent
the dissolution TO take effect from and after the i.1 Of
December, 1862.
VIM H. COLE is alone authorized 10 use lie name o.
the firm in liquidation JAMES MS
an 22-d2yF Wh. h, " z
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-22

Yrs 5soole Of KENTUCKY are hunting down guerilla
itS ANN si tH; fhe business is pretty much stopped
1n4 or n ara mo ftulEng away IN any Disguise thai
ysr bs-rr r5s ? y: iis bI~ la1 itf' fi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-20
ilns Bishop Of shsi' esAcanes duly s.s.s "a 49,,

time as Bishop thei' nbe duly ssssd "a ~
Grated. ~ e'h>e
Judge Chambers submitted the following. -...
ResoIred. That the Committed Csnons be ,es.,..s
inquire whether any further egsation "a 10
congregations Of the Church from the = gfots
who have not received Episcopal ordination, md n.s
this Convention ~. -s rtoft 10
This resolution was referred TO the Cou,,,,,..
Canons. 'e "a
Judge Otis introduced the following,
ResolUed, That the Committee On Canons n. -.
consider and report TO this body whether or not ~ 70
arrived when the interests and growth Of tia 1e As
DO promoted by the removal Of the re,y roed
tho division Of diOeeses imposed By Article Of tEs IA
ton. 'vnH~
Judge Otis urged the adoption Of the re,o,ns..
cause he bad found upon an examination Of - ~, v
tuition that 1t appeared TO DO tho aim OF tha lsa
TO prevent the growth Of the Church Tbere sSsnsea
no iroa rule laid down upon the subject sss'ago
should be left to discretion The Church viii 'sas
you only let her grow. sNSh
The resolution was referred 30 the comm,t,a.
Mr. Pierpont submitted the following,
Resoired, That the Committee on Canons ir,-t..
port the expedIency OF requiring Thai ~ ne n
who IL citizen Of the United States sbsl 10 mi.s
any pariah In this Church. and they deem eIpedsr
port q canon accordingly. ~NAhw h
DIR. Goodwin submitted report With yes.,...
revision Of the German edition Of the Praver s 70
A resolution was attached 10 the report a, AN
Resoiced, That the Joint Committee on the Cs,,
Book be continued with authority to be printed mn yei
version Of the same as they may approve and sirs ft
sion the sanction Of the Church in h, san r
The order OF the day, the amendment IN ~ nee ID
for the election of Missionary Bishops wa. ,uaaoa
and debated; but without action the CoSysei5oe
journed. '" ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-20
Fair for the Soldiers and Sailors usAs
in PhiIadciphfa.
PHILADELPHIA. Thursday, G

The Inauguration Of the great Fair lor tha
Soldiers and Sailors Home viii take place NoadiI
evening at the Academy Of Music. President tohti
and Secretaries Seward aud stanton have PROMISED .
be present, and Generals Grant and Meade and Ada
raj Farrsgtit viii positively be present.
Among other distinguished visitors expected ~
Gems. Sherman, Lorenzo Thomas Fitzpatrick and Hs,.
cock. and Cows FeDton, Parker, Andrew and Clta.
The inauguration viii be most brilliant ana tae i'r
which VIII last two weeks, promises to DC great ns
cess,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-20
Hotel Personal.

Hon. w. W. Judd. Minister to prussiai Hon
Ednupd Rice. ST. Paul, Cen j. ID. lmbodeh'ya
Hon Peter Gamyenoot Albany Col W. d. sssiH
Boston. are at tie St Nichols Hotel
The Hon. James Hughes. Indiana ana hagi ~
gru-nev. Cincinnaii. are at the St. james Hotel
Cen. James Shields the hero Of tho Mex esn Wa
in town. stopping with friend. The General hea
better than Tor some time.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-20
JAPAN.
Coiiis.on between the Forces Of the t..
coon and Prince Naga,e - Great
Slaughter - CONFLICTING Rurasss = A
Fearful Hurricane.

SAN FRANCISCO. Monday Oct IT, 1855
The bark Alden, from Hakodadi, japan, SeI,
Is, arrived at Victoria, British Columbia on the u:
inst.
The Captain reports that before he left the Tyeoca
forces came into collision with the armies Of tie rb
lous Prince Nagato that there had been great sssg
ter; and 1t was rumored that Prince Ssisams isi
Joined Nagato. Other rum0rs were 10 the eject "a.
peace would soon be declared.
A fearful hurricane in the Chinese Sea had desroJl
three large steamers and several American and Rna
ships.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-20

The vito of Christian Wildt OF 3chu!hl
County. Pa, gave BIN SO the other ds! to 60 sul
and not trouble her agaio. lie returned oasssd ~
asted Tor some clothes but she refused biu Be aGt
fore hung Limsclfin her barn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-20
TENNESSEE,

Champ Ferguson TO be En- ee.,.s =.
day. -
NASHVILLE, Tenn. Thurs n, n. ~ ~.
A bill permitting negro .sty,o W. ~ ~ ~
lowed in courts was passed in h. sonn. ~ ue dc
vote Of 8 to 10. -" 'eDu'e o'dAy by .
At the races today the hate FOR s,Oo v..r
Cameo The horse G. ~, s'VV vas won B,
twCmils heats 9a beating sa stSerunss n
Caldwell l h SOY and track heavy. Largo sun. J;
Champ Fergusc.a viii be executed at abon. mo-, =.
morrow. HIS wife, and daughter arrived her. ' H.,
night; and were With him ali day He Is spssr,s ~.
resigned to his fo.e. and has no hope OF pardon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-20
GOSSIP WITH TIE Towys-rEorLE.

Sir Morton Peto and other OF the capitalists had
chat with old ylager who had held bis ground
during the whole war, frightened away by neither ex
pi1sion cannonadng. lie had lived so long in bis
cellar that lie seemed TO be bursting out OF his home.
span, like potato when it sprouts.
81 do know" he said, las tue wars dous mo much
harI." Five years ago WIS tho poorest man in Har
pers Ferry two years ago was tho richest every.
body else having away. l wasn't worth nothing
Them aint worth nothing nowj b. m square. Judge.
90 Sir NortoD) have you any serbpk.er about yoi'
KSD AND sATIsTACII0y OF TUE RIDE.
7. was row hard on toward ercning and the pros.
poss OF The road were discussed The English gentle
meg professed as everywhere TO 10 pleased and they
viii certainly carry back to tho Oil World very fu
and pleasing statements Of the vtty Of this Republic
it's reproductive excellence, aud its indonitabity.
Roe Of those invited went the road 20 Nariinsburg,
bat the cnfiosity Of the nnss Gus satisfied With
this SPOT ruined bat gl lOgely ami yet. perhaps. To
be the resort Of ~ much spegdid Industry 10 as
been the mark OF the wort malice OF ason, and tho
ste II that once Wild. grand. nBfortslatc avenged
herolsm. --l-----. G.AT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-20

Ter .ebsos life and narrows the world Gen. MccaHaH
: reond like an encyclopedia giving to Gull rai'w"
,bernes tho novelty and Illustration Of romance.
THE pATTLE-PIELD or MoyocAcY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-20

BASE BALL.-The home-and.home gauic be-
tween tho Active Base Ball Club of New York and the
Eaeka Base Ball Club OF Newark cOnes Of to day on
lhe CspiiOinc Grounds Brooklyn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-20
Obscr,etions u, ~. Joseph. No.

~. LorB, No. Thursday, Oct. 10 1865.
Prof Terrell, Il. J.. Austing and Charles =.
Pierce Of Cambridge. Mass took extensive obseryn.
ION ofthf eclpsC to'dpy, Of ~, yoecph, Mo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-20

The sailing Of the steamer Ericsson for Cali
fornla, via Nicaragua, has been postponed tc Morda
NOVA next, the sd last
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-20

KINGS County CIRCUIT COURT Friday, Oct.
10 -Nos o. g. 10 ~ ~ Il, II, % 20 -, % q, 80
80 81, ~ 81, 81. 50
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-12-01

for individual and national prosperity,
and every good and every perfect gift, is
from above and cometh down from the
Father of lights. with whom IS no vari-
ableness neither shadow of iurning,''
and
WHEREAS, During the past year our
kind Heavenly Father has been pleased
TO remove from us the scourge of war,
and has caused peace 10 again smile on
our beloved country ; has withheld from
US the ravages of pestilence ; has caused
The earth TO bring forth abunda lly the
rich fruits and harvests, aud permitted
commerce and agriculture to resume their
accustomed channels, causing peace and
prosperity to reign once more within our
borders, and
WHEREAS, Il is becoming in the re-
cipients Of these intestimable blessings,
TO express a nations gratitude and a re-
lance upon the Almighty for future pros
perity. for ''Blessed is the Nation whose
God is the Lord"
Now therefore, l. ALAIS SAUNDERS,
Governor of the Territory Of Nebraska,
do hereby appoint the first Thursday in
December as a day of public Thanksgiv-
ing, (being the same day appointed by
the President of the United States as a
day of National Thanksgiving And !
hereby recommend to the citizens Of the
Territory to observe the aforesaid day as
a day of pablo Thanksgiving, BY re-
framing from their secular pursuits or
that day, andRsembling at their respec-
live places of worship to offer thanksgiv-
ings and praise to our Heavenly Father
for His loving kindness TO the children
of men,. That simultaneously from all
parts Of our beloved country, prayer and
praise and thanksgiving. the homage of
grateful hearts, may rise in one united
volume from a grateful and once more
united people to Him who holds the des-
TIMES of individuals as well as nations Is
in the hallow of His hand.
In testimony whereof have hereuntO
set my hand, and caused to be affixed the
great seal of the Territory. Done at
the City of Omaha, this 4th day of No
vember, A. D. 1865.
ALVIN SAUNDERS,
Governor Of Nebraska,
By the Governor.
A. S. PADDOCK, Secretary.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-12-01

Never was a more praise-worihy en-
terprlse undertaken by the business men
Of this City, than that ibaugursied By
the Road Meet ling held in this City last
Saturday, Of which the proceedings will
be found in anothea column. This en-
Ierprise is of vital importance to the
whole Land District. Heretofore our
farmers have been forced 10 make a
ruIncus shave Oh their produce or haul
il Over twenty-five miles to get to a
freighting market; and the trade of the
Distric! has been for ced from It's natural
Apini because of defective roads. This
movement viii benefit all and the farm
ers should exhibit as lively an interest
IN this matter as cur merchants; it will
make for them a home market for their
grain aud other produce equal to any
on the river. Already have freighters,
commanding altogether four hundred
teams, agreed TO freight from this point
If The roads are made good, and many
more will come 10 our natural advant-
ages. Taking this Land District all over
It stands, in agricultural wealth, imprOv-
ments, timber and water, ahead of any
IN the Territory these are our induce
ments TO freighters, and when good
roads are added, the freighting trade will
come as sure as ''grass grows or water
runs" With The start made here, and
what eau be raised in Tecumseh and
Beatrice, the FUNDS of this Company
should reach $4,000. If our farmers
will do their duty this can be done; each
should subscribe at least fuo cents on
each bushel Of surplus corn be will have
20 sell from the present crop. This will
will be paid back four-fold in the en-
HANGED value of this crop. and make the
market better for all time. This is
the light in which farmers should view
this matter. and should come forth with
like energy and spirit exhibited by the
citizens Of this city and vicinity.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-12-01
THE NEWS.

The bog cholera is prevailing to a con-
siderable extent in Fulton and adjoining
counties in Illinois. It is also making
sad havoc among the swine at Muscatine.
The only remedy we have heard of in
this disease is TO drench the sick hog
with half a pint of coal oil.
A bill is being discussed in the Mis-
souri, Legislature to raise Militia TO
clean out the bushwhackers who are be-
coming very troublesome in Southern
Mo. we doubt no; such a bill will be
passed.
The Peach trees around Lawrence
were in blossom on the 22d a second
crop of apples has been gathered from
some of the trees there this season.
Col. Chivington withdrew his name as
independent candidate for Congress from
Colorado, in favor of George NJ. Chill
colt, who, be says, is albright on the
Sand Hill" question. ChiIcott will no
doubt be elected, which will be a cutting
rebuke to the Sand Hill Commission
which censured Col. Chivington.
An effort is being made in the Indiana
Legislature TO repeal the black laws of
that State.
An estimate made recently at the War
Department show that it has cost the
Government half million dollars to kill
an Indian and one million and a half to
kill a squaw,
The applications for pardOns on file is
estimated at 10000; only about 5000
have been granted none are now being
granted.
The fact that England has allowed the
officers and crew of the Shenandoah to
escape, has much imbittered our leading
men against her. The Extradition treaty
between the twO countries required their
delivery to this Government by England.
Our dispatches say there is no doubt
of the election Of jenkins as Governor
of Georgia. jerks is doubtless loyal.
Gov. Humphreys, of Miss, has tele.
graphed to the President that some negro
troops in that State had attack ed a train
at Lsuderdale Springs, in that State, and
grossly inEuIled the ladies; and that a
memorial would soon be sent requesting
she withdrawal of negro troops from
that State. The President replied that
the negro troops viii be Withdrawn SO
soon as order can be maintained without
them.
The prisoner who was recently brought
from Texas under such mysterious cir
cumstances, turns out to be Maj. Henry
Lee, Keeper of Salisbury during the
period Of the greatest mortality in that
prison.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-12-01
MASTERS SALE

Notice is hereby given thst I Eil ofera
auction az tha front door Of & B. Pr.sson r.
ing in Tseumssh johnson C1untY Nea7as-
ris~rv (thsr bssfne the paee Of hohirgtae Az
OF the Distrie. Court forsaid Counsy. ,-s1
On the % daT Of December, A. -
- ore O'Clock p. NJ 81 said DIR TIE follows -
Estats to-wi tbs Hast half o. the Nori9
Quarter Of section thirty 80, and tie vest n
the north vest euarter q section t. euty-ni-o
TOWNSHIPS four Z north 81 range eleven ~ 40
Containing enc hundred ard sixty loV So. u
the south east quarter Of section nlnstss
in township four 4 north Of rsngo eleven ess N,
cent ten acres being the ssuth vest quarte-
Soafb vest ousrter IL said south esst quartsI
taining one HUNDRED and fifty $50 acres V'La-
in the County Of johnson and Territory o.
h. on an order Of sale issued b. the r.s,a
Chancery ofsiid Court in ssvor ofJohhL III %
aud against james ; Daily admiulstral~ .tei
Esfats Of Alonzo r. Hunt deceased - ms
as Speeial Master N chancsry. o.nsr,
Given und sr ny hahd the Setb dal
A. ID. 1875. ". A.. PkEccON' [
IO-7-4k and NpeclA ~
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-12-01
SHERIFF. SALE

Notice Is hereby given that | viii ofer at pubiic
Auction at the front 3Oor Of r. B. Presson's dWslE
ing in Teeumseh johnson County, Nebraska Terri
tory, 9Th at being the place where the last term of
The District Coart fer said County was heidi
On the Both day Of December, AID. 1865
at one o'clock p. n. Of said DAY the following EeAl
Estate to-wit /.
The North half Of the north east quarter, and the
north half Of the north west quarter Of Section
number twenty nine (29)i IL Township number i've
80 north Of Range eleven I'D east Of the 5th
Principal Meridian, situated ia johnson County,
Nebraska Territory, taken as the property Of Jgstus
G. Heath, On an order Of sale in favor Of Julian
Beteaif, issued By the District C0nrt Of Johnson
County, Nebraska Territory ,and % me directed Is
Specsal Master in ChaGe4sy.
Given Under my hand this % Day Of November,
AID. 1855.
W~.A.PRESS0N, Sheriff,
LIE II aH And SnacinI Masfnr IN nhaneaIr-
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-12-01
LEGAL NOTICE.

Francis N. Barns, guardian C Andrew J. Drippi
a minor, against the said Andrew }. DriP2s, his
ward.
To si whom in may concern;
Be it known that on the 18th day Of November
a. d. 1865. the Probate Court Of the County Of Ne
maha in the Territory Of Nebraska caused the fol-
lowing to be entered upon the reSo1d oi Sald Court
IN ms ease. to-Eit This day came Francis ".
Barnes. guardian of Andrew J. DriPps a minor and
filed his petition duly verified, asking Tor the sale
of a portion Of the real estate of bis ssid ward, for
the purposes therein set forth. 1t appearing 20 tht
court from said petition that it is Necessary. and
would be beneficial TO the ward that such real
estate, or gone part Of It should bescld, it is there
fore ordered that the next Of kin Of the said ward
and all persons interested in his estate, appear be
fore the conr { on the Il day of November 1855 lat
ten O'Clock a. m, at the usual place Of holding this
court, in BroWnvilie, TO show cause, if any such ex
lit, why a lisene e should not be gran ted 6pr ths
sale of such real estate.
FEASCI u. BARNES,
Is-9 81. $Io,5O Guardian.