Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-05-11
To the Heirs OF John Sl0neCker.

UNION COUNTY, IS.
- The Commonwealth Of Pennsylvania, to the
{ / sheriff of said c,unty, Greeting: Whereas, at
l. al orphans Court. held at LrwsbuTg, in and
49, for the county of Union, the 18th day of fehru
ary A D. 1860, before the Hon. Abraham 5. Wilson,
President and Ills associate Justices of the said Court
IN. ption of Aun SIoneckcr widow OF John soureker
late of the Borough Of Mii nbur, decd presented
setting FORTH That your petitioners late husband died
intestae the 18th day of December. A. d. 1859 eav
Ing petitioner his widow, and the following broth
AMI sisters End nephews and nieces to wit Samuel
sonecker now in California; Elizabeth Slonecker, inter
married with Alexander Marshall of West Chester Su-
sanna Slonecker, intermarriei with - Lndeman,
decd Chester county. Pa Margaret Sloneck-r decd
who intermsrriod with - Root; Catbarine Sion
sk-r. decd, who was intermarriel with - Westley
Jacob Sonecer, deceased, late of Chester county
Michael Sonecker, deceased, late of Philadelphia
William soueck-r deceased late of Chester county
the above brothers and sisters deceased Of said ine
tate left children whose Residences aud names are
known your petitioner And that the said lntrstate
died seized in his demesne of Zee of a certain
suage house. and lot Of ground adjoining lands of viii
liam Hass-nplug the east. the north by the Lew
isburg and Milinbur. Turnpike, on the west by Adam
Sheckier, ESD and on the south by lands Of Andrew
Guteius in the Borough of Miiinburg, containing
or less, with the appurtenanc- which is all
the estate Of which the Intestate died seized There
fore praying the Court to award Inquest to make
partition Of the premises aforesaid TO and among the
widow brothers. sisters and legal representatives of the
said lnesAte in such manner and in such proportion
by the laws of this Commonwealth is directed, If such
partition be made thereof, without prejui
spoiliug the whole; but if partition not be made
thereof aforesaid, then to value and apprase the
Whereupon the said Court, on due proof and
Consideration of the premises, awarded inquest for
the purposes aforesaid
We therefore command that, taking with you
twelve good and lawful men Of your bailiwick,
and upon the premises aforesaid aud there, the
presence Of the parties Aforesaid by to be warned
being warned they will be present. and having respect
true uation thereof and upon the ostbs and
afrmations of the said twelve good and Law fu you
make partition and the heirs and legal repre-
sentatiyes Of the said interstate such manner and in
such propo tions by the laws Of this
is cd he he
or spelling the whole. But if said partition not be
made thereof without udice to spelling the whole,
then the said inquest to inquire and ascertain
whether the will conveniently accommodate more
than of the said representatives OF the said intestae
without prejudice to spelling the whole And ii
how many il will aforesaid accommodate describing
each part 10y and bounds, and returning just
valuation of the But If the said inquest, by you
be summoned aforesaid to make the said partition
or valuation shall he of opinion that the premises afore
said with the appurenances, not be parted and
divided : to accommodate. more than Of the said
representatives of the said nesat that the
inquest value the whole Of the said real estate with
the appurenances having respect to the true valuation
thereof according TO law And that the partition val
uaton made, distinctly and openly have before
our said juStces at Lewisburg. at Orphans Court
then he held the l4th day of May after such in
quest shall be msle under hand and SEAL and
the hands and seals of those by whose oahs ar
mstions you shall make such partition valuation.
And have you then and there this writ.
Witness the Hon. A S Wilson President Judge Of our
said Court at Lewisburs, the l9h day Of March, 4 D.
ls5o SAMUEL RouSII, Clk o. C.
Gs In pursuance Of the above order, Notice
is hereby given TO all concerned that an Inqui-
quisiuon or Apprasement will be held on the
premises aforesaid on FRIDAY the 4th day of
May next al ten o'clock in the forenoon.
Marco, 1860. JOHN CROSSGROVE, Shift