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The Shasta courier., 1859-03-05
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eau TION.

We caution all persons from buying Trees
from hawkers and peddlers who pretend to have
Trees from our Nursery, without vouchers from
us but should advise all to send direct to us,
or through our authorized Agent, when they
will be sure to get Trees correct to their labels.
Trees ordered from the Nursery will be packed
with the greatest care, and will be in much bet
ter condition for planting than Trees long ex-
posed for sale in hauling about the country.
Persons planting out orchards cannot be too
careful in planting none but the best varieties of
Fruit. Early planting, when practicable is par
ticularly recommended
Catalogues containing full descriptions of our
stock and prices, sent free to all applicants AL
orders must be accompanied by the Cash to re-
ceive attention. \. p. SMITH.
The Shasta courier., 1859-03-05

How TO TELL A LAwYER.-A few days since,
gentleman, being beyond the limits of his neigh
borhood, inquired of pert negro if the road he
was travelling led to a certain place Cuffee
gave the required information, but seemed anx-
ous to know who the stranger was, as well as
his occupation. For the fun of the thing, the
traveller concluded to humor ebony little, and
the following dialogue ensued:
" My name is -, and as to the business
follow, if you are at all smart you can guess
from my appearance; can't you see that am
timber cutter"
No, boss, you no timber CUTTER
+" An overseer, then ?''
:" No. sir, you no look like onen
"What say you to my being doctor ?"
Don't tink so, boss; dey don't ride in sukyn
"Wel, how do you. think l will do for a
preacher?7
" sorter specs you is dat, SIR"
" Pshaw Cutfee, you greater fool than
took yen for. Don't look more like lawyer
than anything else?"
No, stree, Bob, you don't dat"
"Why, Cuffee?"
"Why, now you see, boss, Use bin rdin' wild
you for more'n mile, an you hain't cussed any,
and lawyer Arrays cusses.
The Shasta courier., 1859-03-05

READING ALoUD.-There is no treat so great
truly remarks the Springfield Republican, as to
hear good reading of any kind No one gentle
man in hundred can read so as to please the
ear, and send the words with gentle force to the
heart and understanding An indistinct utter
ance, whines, drones, nasal twangs, cultural
notes, heSitations, and other vices of elocution
are almost universal. Why it is, no one can say
unless it be that either the pulpit or the nursery
or the Sunday school, gives the style in these
days. Many a lady can sing Italian songs with
considerable execution, but cannot read English
passably. Yet reading is far the most valuable
accomplishment of the two In most drawing
rooms, If a thing is to be read it is discovered
that nobody can read one has weak lungs an
other chokes; another has an abominable sing
song, evidently a tradition of the way in which
Watts hymns were sung, when he was too Young
to understand them; another rumbles like a
broad-wheel wagon /; another has way of read
ing which seems to proclaim that what is read is
of no consequence, and had not better be at
tended to.
The Shasta courier., 1859-03-05

State Assayer's Office, 80 Somerset ST., !
BosToN, MASS, April II, 1858.
VIM. II. DAILY, New York:
Dear Sir-I have made Chemical Analysis
of your "Aromaatic Valley Whisky" and find it
pure, fine favored Rye Whisky, containing no
injurious matter of any kind, and recommend it
as suitable for medical and public purposes.
CHARLES T. JACKSON, NJ D.,
State Assayer.
NEW YORK, April 10th, 1858.
I have analyzed sample of I" Dalys aromatic
Valley WHISKY" and find it to be a pure article,
of fine flavor, and without any deleterious ad-
mixture. JAMES R. Chiffon, N. D.,
Chemist
VIM. H. DAILY, Esq:
Dear Sir-Your 'Aromatc Valley Whisky is
received, and after careful examination, find it
to be a pure article, entirely free from the adul-
terating ingredients so frequently used.
JAMES J. MAPEs, Chemist.
Daly's Aromatic Valley Whisky
Is put up in cases containing one dozen bottles
each.
For sale by all the principal Liquor Houses
in Sap Francisco. n20-3m
The Shasta courier., 1859-03-05
SWEET POTATOES

JUST RECEIVED, A VERY SUPERIOR Ap
y ticle of Sweet Potatoes.
For sale cheap. BY Y. s. APyorD
Shasta, Jan. 80. 1859. i.ao.ts
The Shasta courier., 1859-03-05

A FAST YoUrH.-A young declaimer at one of
our country schools went upon the platform and
began the recitation of familiar poem after
this style:
There is ripper whose uame is Death"
Reaper, john" said the teacher, correcting
him. John explained that he thought it was
ripper, "because Death had such a ripper of a
knife in his haud, and then " continued on"
DOMESTIC DIsPUrE.-A couple mot long mar
ried) were contending about what should be
the name of their first and only child
"William, my dear, l want to name him Pc
ter"
oh no. my love; ! don't like Peter-he de-
MED his Master. Let US call him Joseph"
Why, William, can't bear Joseph-he de-
MED his mistress
The Shasta courier., 1859-03-05

nR. L. J. CZAPKAY'S Private Medical and
~ Surgical Institute is on Sacramento street,
below Montgomery, opposite the Pacific Steam
ship Company's Office, San Francisco, California.
The Doctor offers free consultation, and asks no
remuneration unless he effects cure.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-05

The Ptpe mus. submit Just a. be did when ne e. snea
,ro,e liberal reforms which, a. they hsd been soused'
ne srbiects had Lost every right 10 expect Cons-
.s,,lv 9TH this answer the greatest efforts are beng
,nsde for bursting into the Romsgns.
Asm.ny cf the Swiss who lesve Naples sre taken
into The service a. can ts bought sud Swiss OH sf
I. 81 sficred a. Msrseles with two others 10 csSa;e,
who ofer high premiums Neapol,an vessels have
been .sker up N transport them 20 CNi:a N-ccaia,
AID eco OF go u those birepgs have sfeaty ariivei
10 Rene, wtere they hsye presented scsadA e1su
ples Of Want Ct discipline driving about the whol9 asy
n carriages r s.s's o. drurkepte.. ard onerg tns
,nect.c,e Of every kind Of cB9rsres'. As.be shepa
were well supplied with dresses f0r the ca.cse Taica
takes place II the month Of 0cobsr, these men were
cuicky clothed in the papsl Swiss uniform, en1, oa
being into regiments will be Despatched TO Join
ne BODY stationed a. Eano Pesaro, and Ancona Theie
there sre assembled not than 300 or wv men,
on the part Of the Romsgus, however, there are
u eco or II eco uen between Rimini and tofh WIN
eighteen osnEoa Of excellent quality, and 5OO cavalry
twas reported for many dsys that the Pap. Govern
rrent had ordered il troops 70 break ito tie Ronsgn
Letter.. however, which hsve just arrived speak Of
tie intelse desire If the population TO anticipate say
sucb movement if il only were 10 relieve the lnhsbit
ats If ,bino ard Pessro from the oppression Of the
Papsl &c vernor Mors'enor Bella.
TIE health If tie Pope has cor siderAb'y improved,
sd On Mond,y lest the ueus receptions were resumed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-05

E7sreroe. Parma, ard Godens viii submit WIZ am
,tv in ,p,te If what "a said TO the contrary 20
noting more thsd the chief tow,s OF 2 n p1;i -
which Turn you'd be the capita aha 'as Ii,.c
VITO are expelled TO day would De, ,yh,
a. some fure tine more or less rear. VIZ caA say
rheti er the exiles a tO-isy wou1 Go, on te ~ iOT
became the represe natives OF iocei ihdepsle
b.. this is not al. II has 70, oesh cyns.eL 'ga.
An additional province given 20 fieaho,l u.s.. ~
equilibrium 20 happily established between per ana Ihs
Kingdom Of the Two Sciles. Whet ha' si'efay Vaheu
,,o1s in lsts however, ought rot TO be forgotten i;
i ~, nos.ibe thst the jealous rivalry wnch caused
n, Nesnotan troops 70 Te.rsce Their steps may eeat
bnrs, forth Such sn event would be senous, iec y
xorid on a second occasion bring with II ej-ple;e
rurture between the two most poseriui Siaes q ne
Psrirspls ard federation would be Impossible Pied.
mon. /. Is tue would have increased, bur the cal.e OF
Italian us.iona.i,y would run the ehsnee OF beng CON-
promised. 49, , ,
Thee considerations, doubtless, mast nave hsi
great weight at Vilafrsrca in the dettrmnstion CT the
conquerer Of Solferino.
They are weghty enough, in our opioion, 20 occupy
ali serious rainGs or 81 the real friends o. LAZY.
A.suredly Epgsud mus. now be counted 10 the nun
her Of ho,e real friends and this Is VIA. leads us 20
boue tbst better informed she will add her counssls 70
ours. United or the bank Of the Peiho 10 chastse,
ans in hand, common irjury, le., then, the two
great Western Powers unite also their diplomatic
Efforts 10 Overcome the last difficulties OF the Italian
crss ard bring frequsite TO the conditions Of peace
the notifications reconcileable with the interests and
with the honor Of the parties concerned. Thanks Z
such union the Peninsula vii be fee from the Alps 70
the Adrisfic.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-05

Utica, four sccessons have been made 10 the Repre.
lcsn press OF the State TAe Aaburn Union, heesrue
Pepublican, snd JOhsstOrn IR2spendent, al Ameri-
can. ard The Granrilis Registsr, formerly neutral.
This re political dodge Of selling out whole party
promises TO be profitable as the Democratic move
merit Of ,unprg Gerrit Smith for Governor ss. year.
Capt. George P. Elliott Of Prncs wilsu's is
r,n.irs.ed in Tie. Ciarle'tOa Mercury - successor
70 he Hop. L. NJ Keitt in the XXxVilta Congress.
RypruLIc,y NOMINATIONS -Tae Republicans OF
Jefre,son ami Lewis have nominated James A. Bel OF
Jefrerson as Gep Wizards successor.
Prentice ssys: II We knew the veteran Dickinson
Of New-Yoik better than we DO, We might De aoe 20
decide whether his deserving the Herds and De-
coming Soft s due to the softenrg Of MS heart
or the softening of his brain.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-05
ITALY.


I1.Tttf
ROVE. sept. Is, 1873
My last letter gave you intelligence Of an Interview
between Ca.d al Antone' and the Dake Is Gramnont
The suswer OF Ills Holiness 10 the Duke was precisely
tha. Ci the Cardinals co the separation If the Ro-
magma beng proposed With the condition Of an annu.
tnbu:e beng paid in recognition Of the sovereignty %
tie Holy ES,her he answered that he neither wouli
nor could cisnenber the patrinony Of the chgrcb. II
France ard Aus.iis bad resolved not Interfering FOR
the defence Ct he head OF the church. be eotied u
TIE providence Of God which would supply the NE
of ecucpg his beious subjects 10 their duy aai o.
keeping the Romans in order even should the Fferch
leave the capital When lis subjects return to thsir
duty, the Holy Father will grant such concessions
he thinks proper d. $40 pr0yTI0 mo,o' aud not or
the moral compulsion Of diplomacy and least OF al on
that of iebtilous subjects. Ths the firm and de-
cieed will 10. only Of the Pope, but OF the Cardinals
WHO were questioned, beirg siX 10 number, 20 whom
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-05
SPAIN.

The MsiJii Gazette Of the 18Th nit. eon'ains an
official announcement ofnew attacks having been usie
On the Spsniards by the Moors a. Ceuts on the I'm
ard 1871 sid of the Moors having been replsed Inc
combat cost, it j. ssid the Moors 81 killed ard ~
wounded, and the Spsniaris only i2 wounded. tel
egrapbc dispsch from Algesrss Of the Ion, IN the
official Corrssponsenca Autografa says that on
tina, day General Ecbsgue, who has been appointed
Connerdern. Chief ofthe projected expedition sgs9s'
the Moors had enbsrked in the Isabel H. TO sail tor
Africa and that 9 regiment was being embarked ior
the same destination.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-07-16
G. g. P. R, r. R, CO.
NOTICE.

A IL persons that have subscribed for stock in
~ the Connecticut & Passumpsic Rivers Rail
should uot he called for oncncr than once ia nine
" dayI. or once in three months. are hereby not-
Gsd that the following assessments are laid, VIZ;
Ten dollars on each share, payable the first day
Sk January next. and ten dollars on each share
every succeeding three months thcrcaftcruntil the
whole shall amount to one hundred dollars on each
share,
Payments may be made at the Trcnsurcr's Office
In Boston, or AZ the following places, viz.
The Peoples Bank, Bank of Orleans, Bank Of
Lyndon, passuiupsic Bank, Bradford Bank, or TO
l.. CLEVELAND, Agent at Coventry, VI
BY order Of tho Directors,
n. p. LOWERING, Ire 'urcr.
Boston. Oct. 10, 1857. 5Gu
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WOODWORTH'S BOARD PLARER I

4 AN now finishing another Doc ni iNasa
/ superior Board T.aurra. which hT duraN.Hfr
W0ftiUR quaIlfirs aud g0oa l1ott aTr harl tu beet
Having made q number of Improvements nu itr
machine blurn ] fret began 40 manufacture ihrWf
! can tYfeiereucc 90 large circle 0f ruaiD1 rIsf
satisfy auy lFA1 wish DO, tAat thry are fHphafe4N
~ fhf trif suffaltEE Wllla uHW boz nee.
Orders BY mail o. 0thcrWise promptly attended
90. LUKE llEIElL.
81 aluminium. juno g0. 100. 400
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Paddock Machine Works,
ST. JOHNSBURY, VT

UIlE subscriber has Da band 900 viii make
i 90 order WaafHauis Flaming haaHiHrs n
TU.rHs fi4es HHd purrs. Dimension IlanfTs, ratt
aUd Door. end other Lumber Machinery. MI
MgIk aEd heF-iT.Hs done 90 thaH notice ana on
reasonable frTWa.
Hal constantly on hand the Ethan Alden Cook
Stove lIe Ranges and Boiler Plates, ponrs fnl
Arches and sugar Houses HAu and Church
Stoves, Llothrs Reels, biackshiths IWiTes, Door
siI.s and IWrk Sinks and Hollow We're, Ahhie' .
Patent FiE Pen, hun3ers tu.uFHinrs. Chimney
lHIfs and such articles DO aTe usually Waupiar-
t4IrI 30 ouch Hu Embellishments
Orders by NEIL promptly attended 90.
4 THOMPSON
S. JohutbuIYi Nay q 1850, 3lu
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Conn. & PassumpsiC r. r. II
NOTICE.

TIME following assessments have been laid on
u all subscriptions for the purpose Of extending
the road viE--l0 per cent. on each share payable
Sept. lst 1857. Also, 10 per cent. on each share
payable every succeeding sixty days hereafter un-
al the amount Of one hundred dollars on each
shs re shah have been paid.
Payments may be made At the Bank ofOrlcnns
Peoples BANK, Bank OF Lyndon, Passumpsic Bank
Bradford Rank, T.. Cleveland, 4VoFcntry, Vt, or
Treasurer's Office No. Merchants Exchange
BoatoH. Per order,
n. u. LOWERING, Treas
June 1887 4Ot
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-07-16

- rssrd Mr EAly as one - the most capable and
ss,sIl Practitioners with whom, have had of,.a Inter-
Coufss.
CHAs. MASON, % ComwIsionero " rafcuts.
VI have hesitation IA assuring uN cutots that they
smppy apersIE u9t~ tutuprtthi ahd tuhiNnfNt
aud more capable of putting thcu app.aiuu-'u IW Co.
for them saty aud taNulahr consideration 81
ilsaAtrut once.
&DnUSD BURKE Late Commissioner ofPatents.
"Upstuu February y. TBS
NJ n n Ediy hasmale formr rtItHrEES apuli, auons
all but uNE which iNttut, have teen rtaitrd aud
that n pending. such uumsthkaOlC proof %
great and ahty his part leads me &" recommend
all Inventors 60 apply 60 him to procure their patents as
thsy bo " having the most ihu attention be-
joins TAGGAKr'"
FROM sept l7h 1851 to June 7th 1855 The suhsfihcr
In hi. large practice Ae tWltc rejected
plicAtluus. SIXTEEN APPEALS, EVERY ONEut witch
decided Ia sfAvVr, uS the Comuy souct OF Patents
y \. u EDDY.
Boston. January /. 1859 ty-y
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-07-16
COUIlIsgIOEEEs, warm

W. thr hHHsITIHfrs Nf|uF HUHHIrfr.I boz tho pr..t
Nv NnlI 600 district HI Catalonia ClumIs.I.Ilr. t.
lf'.'r 'HIIlf HIN |II-fr 4|| .HIHu. aUI rfHHHaIr
t.'.l.i ihr rlHI 20 ll-i-. - llsHI.fI 4fW U..
POO .'l N.I'I p. h. .f'.fl Hl1 Goo fIIIWs ~ iHr
.'ff H. DIG HNrfl lErIrH. hFfFHr .I|F u.f.. f.f
wnNlua lIIu Go lrt 1aFnf Iuur l-0. afs aI.. oh.
- 'h' ''fNl"If lHf .ltHIl aNl Prove ffiT ffr.s.I.,
.'' l' ..l ,NlNN.. t.I'lt q 2 rl aHainatnu aUI
.,.'t ~ Il. wv N''l ~ iNil rlfl"r' sf IHt
.r .n .uI lIfifI.iu Goo .ur4 r4fuIIlfa I'd J. !.
~. t.irf NThf af ...IH.E AZ Uu rt.I ufs..Ir...
WILLIAM IIAHI ''f
f't tuAhltr HustHH Jr. l''WW lssntft
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Tailoring Establishment

At sT JOHNsBDRF CENIHEli
I'UE subscriber boo opened tailar's shop boz
th building lately occupied by j. ~. lhI,
HHtr .r le prepared 90 Cut aud maHe 90 order all
galu. -uta lu boo llur.
Cutting done f1T others 90 make,
Spring Fashions jutt received. a share uf che
public patronage lsTeapcruaily solicited.
%. J.. SOLOMON.
AnL-I .. 1870
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CGoSTxS.

4 GOOD assortment OF eight day and
" thirty hour Clocks, with and without alarms.
heap for cash,
at TOWARDS.
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FOR SALE,

TWO ACRES or LANp,
SEW pwElLtNGHurH.
o. 2S fitted FOR two families, and supplied
With good Nafrr.-'wo stories. Also, various
Mind, oCDmachincry driven by water. 10 VII.
Planning machines, tcuuu machine, saws, N'het.
crimpcr blind machine, and ever, Kind of uN.
chinCry and tools, suitable for CArmNCr Ma.
.kINC. sash and Doors. and cabinet Work.
Also - acres OF tilagc land adjoining.
he subscribers, for several wears past. have oe'
cupicd the premises in carving ON the above
branches Of business. The locality - pleasant,
tho water power good. and the shops dwelling
house, and other buildings are IN good repair as
well as the machinery. aud wcll suited 20 msuu'
featuring purposes Of above kinds or ANY other
kind of business requiring good water power.
For particulars, aud terms uf sale, inquire o.
Charles G Miller ON the premises
4l-l VI. G. MILLER & co.
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4 LARGE and Splendid Assortment of
N Ladies Dress Goods, Of all kinds: rar,'ol',
Stella and C..shulcrc SAaulz.. and finally every
thing to be fuud in country store, Tor sale cheap
at e. ". " EEKN,
sheffield. Vt, MAY II. 1859.
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Musical instruction.
Linen Sheeting.

DlLLOW Case Linen, Table Covers. Nap
L kius. TowchnE. Matscillcs and Lancaster
Quilts, Curtain Muslin, Damask. Painted Cur
tains and Curtain Fixtures
at l.. JEWETTS.
MAY II.
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Sash and Doors.
FISHING TACKLE,

LNSlllNG Rods, Lines, Hooks. Sc.
1 also good assortment 90 Bird Cages
az HOWARp'S.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1859-05-28
FIREWORKS ! FIREWORKS ]

e u rSA ~ ~ IL Il iooo
THE Subscriber is now receiving from tho
Factory full and complete assortment OF
FIREWORKS. The stock is larger and
the variety greater than that OF any other
horse in the United States, and comprises
Blue Lights, No. l q.
Grusshoppers, No. 2&2.
Pin Wheels, No. i,2&3.
Chasers, No. 1 az.
Scroll Wheels.
Saxon Wheels.
5.Point Stars.
Mines, a sizes.
Capricee, No. 2.
Chinese Penny Rockets.
Fire Crackers, to make tremendous report
Pulling Crackers.
Roman Candles, nine sizes from Ball 10
Is Balls
Roman Candles, colored.
Flower Pots, 4 sizes.
Triangles, No. & 2.
Open Triangles, A sizes.
Triangles, colored Suns.
Torpedors.
Rockets, a sizes.
Double Headers
Chinese Maooons
Punk, or Josstick, &c, &c.
Also, n great variety Of Fancy Colored
Works, for Private aud Public Exhibitions,
from $50 to $500, furnished and warranted TO
give satisfaction. All works carefully pack.
ed and forwarded. Application should be
made as early in the season as possible, to
JOSEPH B. BUSS1ER,
Principal Fireworks Depot,
ll0 South Wharves, Philadelphia.
May 81, lS59.-3t.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1859-05-28

susBuar AND Err RAILnehpATbs Board
of Msnsgcrs of the sunbury and Erie Railroad
met at their Office in Philadelphia, on Monday
last, every member present, w. q. Morehead
Esq, president, in the chair, for the purpose OF
deciding upon the route Of the Middle division, a
distance OF eighty miles, and also Of placing that
division under contract. The route via. Wsft
Creek 81. Msry's, Rdgway, Clarion river, and
Two Mile run. to a point near Warren, was
awarded TO the firm OF Milton Cortwright and
Company, composed Of able and efficient con-
tractors, msn Of large means snd great energy.
and well known rs having heretofore consumated
important enterprises. They have taken the
entire work to let, and agree to prepare the same
scr the superstructure for definite sum, large
amount of which is to be paid in stock Of the
company at par. They have also agreed to COM
pleie three-fourths Of the work on or before the
first day Of January next, and the remainder by
the first Of July following, which will ensure the
entire completion and opening Of the Sunbury
and Erie Railroad, from Philadelphia, 10 the
port Of Erie, by November Of 1880.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1859-05-28
Sherih's Office,
Sunbury, May ID, 1889.
Estate Of John Dockey, Deceased,

Estate Of John DOckey, Deceased,
Jonathan Dockey, In the Orphans
VS.. Court ofNorthum-
The heirs of J. DocSey decd berland county.
Writ of Partition and Valuation, returnable
to August Term, 1859.
To Michael Dockey, John Dockey, Philip
Messner and Mary his wife late Mary Dockey,
Jonathan Dockey, David Peterman and Eliza
beth his wife late Elizabeth Dockey, residing in
Dauphin county Joseph Dockey, John Binsa-
man and Catharine his wife late Catharine Doc
key, residing in Dauphin county Casper Tscopp,
and Sarah his wife late Sarah Dockey, David
Unerkofer and Magdeena his wife late Magda-
lena Dcckey, Benjamin Dockey and Elias Doc
key, heirs and legal representatives Of said John
Dockey, deceased.
You and each Of you are hereby notified that
by virtue Of the above writ to me directed, an in
quest will be held at the late residence Of the said
defendant in Lower Mahonoy township, Nor
thumberlsnd county. on Tuesday, the i4th day
of June, 1899, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, for the pur'
pose of making partition Of or to value and ap
praise the real estate of said decea ed at which
time and place you may attend If you see proper
JAMES VANDYKE, Sheriff
sheriff's Officer, sunbuy,(
May IL, le5p.