Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-07-05
NOTICE IN PARTITION.
ESTATE Of LSAAc u:2GNEh, DECD.

COLUMBIA County
Ii the matter Of Estatel The Commonwealth of Penn.
Of Isaac agner, Of Tie syvania, to the sheriff of said
i0wRshp Of Hemiock, IN County, GREETING: Whereas,
the countg aforesaid at an Orphans Court h, Id at
BlOomsburs in aud for the county Of Columbia the fifth
day of May. A. d., eighteen hundred aud sixty-two,
before the Honorable Aaron H. Peckha President, aud
his AsOCiate Justices Of the said Court the petition Of
Isaac Wagner son aud heir at law Of said deceased,
setting forth that the said Isaac Wagner, died int state
eldest SON Isaac Wagner, one of the above named
petitioners nanna, intcrnarriod with John Winer;
Margaret, intermariicd with Henry Lodcri David
Wagner sarah, lntcrmarried with Benjamin BoinJoy,
whOs another of the above petitioners, and Elizabeth,
intermarried with Jacob Latchsiaw, two of whom
side out Of this state. Abraham Wagner residing in
Seneca county, Ohio, and Margaret mtermarred with
ntcrparried with Jacob Latchaw aforesaid resides in
Junata county this state That the said Dtcstate died
seized in his demesne uf fee of and IN the following
described Real Estate, to wit:
certain tract of land containing two hundred acres
thcreabauts with the appurlenances, situate in the
township of fHemlock and county ofColumbia aforesaid
bounded the North by Isaac Cidy and Davd Wagner
on the East by lands of Matthias Keller ON South
by lands OF Marshall Shoemaker and John Ncy hard and
on the West by lands of John Miller and John Cox.
That the said inteslate died seized of nc other real
th.reabouts. No partition valuation Of the said
estate having been had petitioners therefore pray
the Court to award an inuuest to make partition of
the premises aforesaid To and among the representa-.
tives of the said intestatc in such manner aud in such
proParlons as by the laws Of this Commonwealth Is
directed il such partition be made without pre-
judice TO spelling Of the whole but if such partition
cannot be made thereof then value and appraise the
to law.
He therefore command you, that taking with you
twelve good and lawful of your baiwiCk, you go
To ana upon the premises aforesaid and tere III me
presence of the parties aforesaid by you be warned
If being warned they will be present and having
spect 10 the true valuation thereof and upon the oats
and attrmations of the said twelve good and lawful
you make partition to and among the heirs aud
legal representatives, Of the said iutestate, IN such
manner and IN such proportions as by the laws OF ms
! Commonwealth is directed f the same can be done
without prejudice spelling the whole. But II the
Inquest by you to he summoned as aforesaid TO make
the said partition valuation, shall be of opinion that
the premises aforesaid, with the appurcnances cannot
be parted aud divided among all the persons entitled
thereto as required by law, without prejudice to or
spollhg the whole or that it cannot be divided INTO
shares of equal value, then cause the inquest t0
value and appraise the whole Of the said real estate
or the several shares purparis into which they may
dyve the said real estate having respect 10 the true
valuation thereof agreCaby to law.
Aud that the partition valuation so made, you dis
tincty and openly have before our said Justices, at
bloomsbury, at an Orphans Court then TO be held on
the first day of September after such inquest shall
and seals of those by whose oaths airmations you
shall make such Partition valuation, And have you
then there this writ
WITNESS the Honorable Aaron X Peckham
i ~ President Judge Of said Court, the twen
l.. s. ty.frst day of May, a. d., eighteen hundred
| ~-s>~ and slxty'tWo.
JACOB EYERLY, C2k. O. @.
Per MICn'L +. EyERLY .fSSt.
10 Jury on the 2lt day Of July, ls02 at Il
o'clock in the forenoon. JOSIAH II. FURMAN, ShI,
June 4 lti2