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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-19
commissioners sac.
Ed arnIa MsMrchen. Adm,r. q ID

Benz amia MeAechen, Admir-, COuPPt.
james Richards, Executor, .ad others, Dsrt4.
In ChAneeFy.
pT TiTtGe Of decree u the Cirenit Court Of Ohio
u county. FebdsTsd on the Sth day OF A Bril, 1854
directed 70 the .tT-gued As Special COmmiSsiOn.
erI, We shLll GU the l9rH DAY or APRIL, 1884 At
the front door 4 the Court Hoass Of Ohio county,
IN the city OF Leelink osr fer sale the iclIOEinE
piece or parcel eflAnd lyir BOEE's run, IN MAJ
shall oOusfy, Nesf Virginia, containing one acre
titS three aud Oat-thiTd u =. S3IS UoleE
TINS " SALE-Obe-thiTd u I6e purchase money
in hand, and for the residue credit Of az and
twelve HenthA, TIE purehAser giving Ecnds With
approved security for equal amounts With interest
from the day VI sale And retaining the title untn
the whole OF the p srchAse money IS paid.
VI. G. GOND,
JAMES s. WHEAT,
aPrLlU Special C5mmiaIiOEETI.
ALsU,
At the zane time and pike, shall oRpF for sale
Ose steam Engine, cylibdsr I'VE and oEe half SO
ibches bore, stroke ~ iBehes, boiler tTo ard one
half az sest IiAnetsT, aud eighIesa iIS feet IOnE
together with all the fixture pipes etc. beJOnEinr
thereto, bituAted on the above described trzeT OF
land
IEESLs or SALE-uns third Of the purchase ErOney
In cash. ana for the residue credit Of six and twelve
n1ontL8 viii be gtSen. The purchaser giving boods
Of equal am0Gut Eitu AppIOs I'd security bonda
besuBg interest ITSsn the day Of sA'-.
JGNEs II DILLON,
ApTS ti9 AIeeBtor q james hicHsFds, decels-d
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Annual Township Election.
|ORDERBD BY Ihs Board OF supervisors Of Ohio
" eyuGtJ, that an election be hSId 90 the fourth
Tnursday in April, 1854 being the zSth day Ct Gad
month, toE toWEahip otAcerI, ~ provided by the
sets Of the Legislature Of The STATE OE West Viz
GINA, aud that the Clerk give dne notice Of sAII
electLoa- 1Ssre: GO. n. SIGHTS,
Clerk Board 81 supervisors Ohio comfy.
April .. lk6t-te
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NOTICE 40 CONTRACTOKS.

ESGISEn's CTTIcE, no RITEE EEIESE,
BAR NoRE \ yHE5 RII-a oapr
BELLAIE. U1Io, 21Ih March, ~
DRoPosALS will be received At ibis Of1se 5S'h
il the ed day Of Apnl II, for The u=-'pn "a
OF the kAurVAd bridge 10 be LGuE O'er 're IL
river A. this place
Plans ADD specifications can be seen Al u, h
EiDesT'S eheo in BeIisIr, iFym The liza Il - ~
OF April
TIE Company re sTvss the night to r.is'' Aa' Of
all bids.
PsymsntS monthly, in cash, With ptOTer T.is'ri-
tiOn a. security Tor iulnlImenE OF -LIrA=i
This will be 40 sGIEnhtVe work, Snd well Va''A
the ATTENTION Of 6TSt class cOntTastsTt
- JAS l. hANDlIPH,
mESGsodtrprso LE-sasrT
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ASsB4LsT Qr.l4nrlsTIs's oIEer.

AEanIAaE QtAGILlnASTtEN JUL.
Wheeling. ". W.. February L. t-'i
A LII deAlers 10 DTuES, HATdNar-. lroh - 81 l. I.
IA Der, LsatheC, barn -, aB,i s''rfy ais ts''t
ed 70 send 70 tbtA once. the 81 NtAi % -
week . sealed proposal Iist. dsIliont- o q
articles they are PREPARED To furIIst Ih. ~! =
At AhOIt pOtioe, vita the pTic" Of zach MARI -
plain figures % that, la the e1l-sEci,s - vs.
service require IL, The ATIIGie ArEcie- al U 80
tanned without delay, and At ale iUUrst pTs'r-
Dealers wishing 70 sril 10 ikis De. q al x .,
Gu red 10 furnish the Iist Tu0etuaIy rTCIJ ~ LAY
morning J q FAESSWUKTu,
Captain and Assistant GusTt''-D.s.i'f.
feh4E-ti DrigI u HLssilEE
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z. JACOB,
JAMES B. WHEAT,
hpTle Special CommisIoneTE-
copy III day Of sale and send bill to this once fer
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For Sale.

For Sale.
THE large and eonmodoG, Dwelling and fIoi,e1
~ GituAted on he Of Sair ~ a SiFAt -
Centre wheeling. eoBPTtaBE IoIs 30 - . 'fS ~
ADD nov 6eeupisd by The UEcsF- : bs,.- ate e--4',
log f. suppl With = the modern onVes'ris 90
ga and water, with GuIbOusal on tie pfrnise''
MRS. NJ A WOODS.
mIT II tie TT So -.
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TABLEAUX AND CONCERT.

TABLEAUX AND CONCERT,
A TABLEAU EXHIBITION, iuterapsrsed With
"A MUSIC, Hll be given At CENTRAL HALL in
BELLAIR, OHIO, on THURSDAY EVENING April
PROGRAMME.
1. IAbLEAC ---....- Duncan Grey.
AC:IC.
= Taking the Veil.
MUSIC.
,. TABLBAU..--..TWo soeues from Rip Van Wrinkle
Music.
NUsIc
NUEIC.
6. TABLEAU...--PTon Eh.ksPNATs's winters Tale.
MUSIC.
boy, native Of IDdiA, vi take part in the exer.
eises 81 the evening An amateur psTtoTmsF IRON
PtttIburE, will conduct the mu,ie.
AdnisiAnes - Cssts ChfIdreD half Price.
Doors open GtTIS o'clock. Exer.i.ss =: s O'clock.
TIA special train EiiI leave wbeeIiur in tim.
70 snJrd Persons an opportunity 10 attend the
Concert HPTl9
For Cairo and 81. LonIs.
IT, Tie steamer NJ. 5. NEPuAM, Capt
lss3tzsJtsif A. H sHEE. will leave a above on
49, WEDNESDAY,, tie 2Ofh INST. Al 10
o'clock a u. For freiEhr passage apply on board
Apr1S JELLY / MANNER
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Wanting
straYed or Stolen.

NN WEDNESDAY, March 18th, . small black
~ and tan eolored rat terrier Elut, hfte0n or ak.
teen months old. Was in good condition, and only
weighed l1H lbs. She has ANAL tan eolorId spot
over eye Her lsEI tan eOlOred also breast and
belly answers 70 the name Of Qusen. Had on
with last seen Mat little brass collar, fastened
with two small brals locks.
A. she u tamily fAVoritS, will pay liberal re-
ward for her return Information that will lead 70
her recovery.
A. the city was full of discharged and furioushsd
soldiers At that time. aud abe took great fancy TO
uneis sAms uniform, lhs may have StrA gEISd from
her home aud been picked up by some Of hen
Address 1y letter OF othsrIiss,
wAseltns ". Va, April is. iSs Z. AiASsAs apis
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-08-31
Agricultural A Meeting.

At meeting of the Agricultural So
ciety, of this county, held in this place on
Thursday last, twas agreed to hold a Fair
on Tuesday and Wednesday, the 4th and
9Th of October next. 4 list Of premi-
ums was agreed upon, and all the neccs-
sary committees appointed We intend
cd to lay the whole proceedings before our
readers this week, but our compositors could
not make the necessary arrangement, as
the paperswas too far set up, They will
appear in full in our next
We trust all will cndeavor to bear this
matter in mind Go to work at once to
make this fair grand success. Let Me-
chanics and Farmers, Ladies and Gentle
men, all unite, making this exhibition
worthy of the county.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-08-31
Volunteering.

Volunteering has been going on briskly
thus far this week. Townships which
made arrangements to pay liberal boun-
tics we think will have no difficulty in
getting recruits. 1t is generally believed
that the draft will not be postponed; be
this as it may, were we acting as com
mittee for recruiting, we would go on as
though VIC had time plenty to finish up
our whole quote-don't stop recruiting
because you may tear your inability to get
your whole quota in time-recruits will
continue to be plenty till the last of the
week. To all we would say, crowd for
ward your work; SOW your wheat and get
ready for whatever may come; time is
passing
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-08-31
The War News.

The war news, for the last few days
has been both exciting and encouraging
Farragut is still feeling his way to Mobile
News through rebel sources announce the
fall Of Fort Morgan.
Sherman is extending his lines round At
lanta, and annoying the enemy by his re-
peatcd cavalry raids.
Grant is still holding his positions round
Petersburg. A desperate battle was
fought on last Thursday between the
corps of Hancock and large rebel force
sent up to dislodgc him, and thus wrest
from us the possession Of the Weldon X.
r., but in this they were foilcd. Our for
ces still hold it, as we have no doubt they
intend to-
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-08-31
SHERIFF'S SALES.

DY virtue Of sundry wrs of vendition Exponas Alias
Nenditioni Exponas and Fieri facius Issued out OF
the Court of Common Pleas of Butler county and to
directed there will be exposed to public sale at the Court
House. in the borough Of Butler, MONDAY, the
26th day of September, 1854, at o'clock,
p. M, the following described property, to wit:
All the right, title, interest and claim Of Joseph Barn
haIt and John Barhat Of in and to twenty one acres of
land less, situated in fairview township Butler
county, P bounded north by Philip Barnart, east by
Simon BarnhaTt, south by Andrew BaTnhart west by
John Everhart Log House, Log Barn and Log Spring
House thereon, Seized and taken in execution as the
property Of Joseph Bsnbart and John Barnhart at the
suit Of Eli Baph and John Hutcheson Executors of Geo
HutchesOn, deed
ALSO
AL the right. title interest and claim Of John Henry
krepps, Of in and seventeen Of land more or
less situated in jackson township Butler county Pa be-
lands OF james Nestemau south SIS degrees IG
ches tO.a stnne thence by land OF Thomas Donaldson
north two degrees west 90 perches to post thence by
lands ef Samuel Lecher south 50 degrees east IS 5lO
south y degrees 81 perohes the place Of begin
ming Seized and taken In execution as the property Of
JOhh Hezry Krepps, ut the suit of Jane Wilson.
ALSO,
All the right title interest and claim Of Andrew Burt
Of in aud 10 hundred of land more or less
situated in Marion township Butler county, Pa bounded
north by - Miller, east by - Ray, south by --,
west by - Seat0n Seized and taken in execution as
the property Of John Burner ut the suit of John Ray
Trustee Of George Ward d9ed; Ssa
All the right title interest and claim OF James II. o.
Donnel Of in and to lot of ground situated in Oakland
township Butler county, Pa, bounded north by Dolan,
east by J. feck south by j. feck, west by DOan Log
House and stable thereon erected Seized and taken IN
execution the property Of james H. ODOnnel at the
suit Of Charles O'Donuell, for
WM o. BRECKENRIDGE sh'H.
Sheriff : Office, Butler, Aug. 81, 1854.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-08-31

T1IIE following Appraisement Lists, under the Fifth
Section Of the Act Of April 14th, 1851, have been
iIed in the office Of the Clerk of the Urphans Court
No. june 1eIm lS64 Mrs Ellea Stiliwagon, widow Of
Jacob Swagon, decd, Personal property to the amt
Of $3.50 CIV stwagon Adam stiilwagon Tx 70
No 2 June Term, 1864 Mrs Chrstiana -herner widow
Of John kerner decd Personal property to the amount
Of SJyO,0J
Christiana Kerner James Anderson, Adm'rs
No o. june Term, 1SoI Mrs Mary N kinnis, widow of
John Mkinns, dec Personal property to the amount
Of $4,000 VIM Dick John NJ kinnis, Adni'Ts
56, June Term, 1861, Mrs Mary Fowler, widow Of
Joseph Fowler decd Personal property o the amount
Of sJOi,5O Mary A Fowler. Admx
No 80, june Term, 1861, Mrs Rebecca 81 hinns widow
amount Of Sia,15 Robert u Kinnis, Admir-
No CO. June Term, 1864, Mrs Elizabeth Mccormick,
widow Of Hugh Cofmck, dee Personal property to
the amount of Sll2Oo Jas q WILSON, Admir-
VI which the creditors heirs egatees distributes,
and others Interested will take notice and appear the
next Term, 10 wit: the Fourth Monday Of septenler
lat4 and ot later than the third day hereof show
cause against the same. BY the Court,
Butler, August 81, 1894
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-08-31

HIGH PRICES AND SPECULATION
The New York Ecening Post undertakes
to prove that the high prices of many ar
ticles of living are altogether unwarran-
ted by the cost and the demand and sup
ply. 1t says:
There is high speculation and general
cheating; and an extraordinary phase of
dealing has sprung up under it. Price
once cut away from the elements of cost,
because wild and crazy. Dealers of cv-
cry kind jump at price as robber will
grab at lot of iewelry through win
dow. They may cut their hands but they
will get the jewels "How much for this
paper of pins! "A quarter of dollar"
Whats the price of your tomatoes 2"-
Fifty cents per quart Glow do you
sell peaches ?'' "A dollar per half peck" !"
If the buyer is not fool, he will get
all these articles at half price, or less !;
but the majority are fools, pay the price,
and swell the volume of fraud. Yet there
is not a vegetable on sale of which un-
counted bushels do not wilt and rot on
the dealers hands. Not less than a hun
dred bushel of peaches rot every day in
Washington Market; whereas if dealers
would ask moderate instead of an exces-
sive advance on the cost, allwould be bot
up promptly, and their profits would be
larger.
We know of no way to cure this mad
ness of Spectators but by concert of ac-
ton on the part of the people against one
article at Il time. We can readily dis
pcnse with some.o one article. say butter, for
a week. There is no hardship in it, ex'
cept in the fancy or on the tongues end.
One weeks stoppage of the consumption
in the city of New York, at the present
time. when the sun is rather warm, would
break up the butter speculation, or go far
towards it. If any considerable part of
the population would join in measure
Of this kind, it would teach the swindlers
what they may expect on other things
The suspension for consumption for one
day, of perishablc article like peaches,
would set limits to the fraud on fruit. By
attacking articles singly in this manner
and by concert, the general imposition of
exhorbitant prices mightbc arrested and
we can think of no other plan to gain the
end
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-08-31
Registers Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given all persons interested that
~ the following accounts have been passed and filed
in the Registers Office, Of Butler county and will be
presented fur confirmation and allowance the Orphans
Court to be held in Butler, Wednesday, September
-, 1864.
Final account Of William Rca aud John Staples Exr's.
Of job Staples, decd. Filed May 10, 1854
Final account of Susan Noregon, Admx. Of Henry
NOregan, decd. Filed May 20, 1864.
Final and Supplementary account of Jno Murrn, Exr
Of Hugh Murrin, deed. Filed By Hugh VIM Murrin,
EXr's. Of John Murrin, decd- June =, 1864
firaaccou of VIM f6rqucr, Exr. Of Andrew Dou-
gan deed. Filed June ,, 1861.
Final account of David Dodds Ex'r. Of George Ebert,
decd Filed June 3, 1861
Final account OF VIM. Dunbar, Ex'r. Of Mary MGreg-
gor, deed. Filed june 10, 1854.
Final account of Henry knaun, Guardian Of Catharine
Dumbaeher, formerly CahaIine knauif Filed juno H.
1851.
Final account Of II. c. Turk and Mary Turk, Adm'rs
of James e. Turk, decd. Filed June IL 1851.
Final account Of VIM, c. Campbell, Admir-. oil VIM
Campbell, decd Filed June 25 1864.
Final account Of James ii. VI Naion Admir- Of James
MAiahon, deed. Filed June "a, ls6l
Final account Of james Anderson and Christlana Ker
ner, Admrs Of john kerner decd Filed July ., lso4
Finnl account Uf Thomas MNees, Admir-. Of Samuel
MIntire. decd. Filed July IL, 1854.
Final account Of james Bredn, Admir-. Of John Ora
ham, decd. Filed July IS 1854.
Final account Of Hugh Murrin, Admir-. of Edward NJ
Kinney, decd. Filed July q, 1854
Final account Of VIM. Campbell, Guardian Of Margaret
d. Seybert and Bernard D. Seybert Filed Aug. |, 1854.
Final account of Francis Riott, Admir-. Of Gottleb
Wolf decd Filed Aug. $, 1854.
Final account Of John G. Coll Guardian Of Margaret
Coll, Minor child of Cornelius Coli decd. Flied Aug. II,
1861
Final account of !. W. Chrsty Ext. Of John MKis-
sick decd Filed Aug. IL, 1864.
Final account OF James G. Wilson aud Thomas Don-
aldson, Exrs-of James Wilson, decd Filed Aug H. '6I.
Final account of L. Maurhof, Admir-. Of Christian
DethloE decd. Filed Aug. H. 1854.
Final account Of j. C. Kelly and uriah PNees, Admrs.
Of John Kelly, decd. FILED Aug IL, 1854.
Final account Of J. W. Chrsty Admir-. Of Daniel Pat
teTs1n, deed. Filed Aug. i6, 1864.
Partial account Of John Gregory, Guardian Of Minor
children of Jonathan Cornelius Filed Aug II, lSCt
Final account Of Rebecca Christy Adnirx of james
D. Christy, decd. Filed Aug Y, lsGI
Final account Of james Kerr, Admir- and Trustee
for the sale Of the real estate Of VIM. H. MG late Of
Mercer township, decd. Filed Aug. y, 1Sg4
Final account of Norman NJ Kirkland and William
Painter Ex'rs Of William Hasstt, late Of Winfield tp,
deed.
Final account Of David Leseh and dam Kreps Admrs.
of Matthias Sehwoebel. Filed Aug. Is, 1864.
JAMES S. KENNEDY, Reg.
Per JeHN III. CRAFTY Dep.
Rssistsrs efnce, Butler. Aug "a, 1864
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-08-31
u. S. Collectors Notice.

HAVING received the Annual List of Licenses, Taxes
on incomes, Carriages Silver Plate &c. under the
4. Internal Revenue Laws for the 81 Division Of the
23d District Penna. comprising the county OF Butler
will attend for the purpose of receiving of said taxes
&C. my Office in the borough of Butler, from the 23d
of August 1854 TO the 10Th Of September 1854 also at
the following places:
Saturday sept 10, 1851 from 10 II o'clock, nl at
Keily's Store, Buffalo township.
Same day. from to O'clock p. m, at the Store Of l..
Meurhoh, Esq, SaNUnbuTg.
Monday, sept. II, lSoI from to Il o'clock, q. M,
Farycw, at Adams Hotel.
Same day, from to o'clock, p M, Mierstown, at
Ilochs Hotel.
Tuesday, Sept 10, 1864, from to l. o'clock, a. M,
Sunbury, at A. Wilson's store.
Same day, from To o'clock, p m- II rrlsyille, at
Kerr's Hotel.
Wednesday. Sept. Il lsGl Centreville at Eyhs Hotel
Thursday, Sept ID, 1864, from to oicOck, m,
Potrersyille, at Chye's Hotel
Same day, from to O'Clock, =. m, Prospect at Mrs.
Bredins Hotel.
Friday Saturday the 10th and 1Tth Of Sept. 1864 at
Zeienople, at Bastian's Hotel.
Monday Sept 49, 1854 Glade Mill from II to o'clock
D. M, Uoopers Hotel after which time the penalties
prescribed by law, will be strictly enforced.
Payment must be made in u. 5 Money
X. c. McABOY,
Dep. Col, 81 Div, I'D Dist.
Rutlcr 81 1854
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-08-31
Farm for Sale.

A Farm containing Forty-one AID one-fourth
"A Acres Of choice land; situate in Penn township,
Butler county one half mile west of the Pittsburgh and
Bnier Plank Road q miles north Of Pittsburgh, and
miles south Of Butler. good two story hewed log
house. is by 20 feet good log barn ~ by 6S fEet nd
frame Spring house ee Springs of falling water,
SchoohOuse the tract of land Presbyterian,
Methodist, Baptist, and U. p. Church. all within mile
and half; choice selection Of grated Apple and Cher
ry trees budded Peach trees Dwarf Pear and Dwarf APP
pie frees, Backberries, Rspberries and Plum trees
This farm is located in good neghborh0od ANY per-
son desiring to purchase this farm, have It cheap
The Improvements cost half tho amount that Is asked
for it, WILLIAM MARSHALL.
Butler Aug. II, Is6l.3t.
Herald and American copy1
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-08-31

E1- We would invite cur farmers who
arc fortunate enough to have a good or
chard, to call at the warehouse of Wm.
4 j. G.Campbell,and examine the impro-
we'd cider mill-"Krauser's." 1t would
certainly be to the advantage Of every
farmer to have one of them on his farm
he could then use his leisure hours in thus
saving from waste great quantities of ap-
pies which would otherwise be lossed.-
They are also supplied with an excellent
fodder "crushcr and cutter" which will
soon be needed Call and examine them,
and you will DC sure to purchase.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-08-31
Petition for Partition.

Butler County,
n the matter Of the Petition Of Edward Sweeny for
i Partition Of the Real Estate Of Dennis Duff, dec d.
In the Orphans Court Of Butler county, No 81 June
Term 1864.
The Commonwealth Of Pennsylyania-T the heirs and
legal representatives Of Dennis Duff decd, TO Wit:
Mary Dun, widow, Mary Elizabeth, intermarTed with
Edward sWeeny, Catharine, inermarried with Patrick
Dougherty, Dennis Dun, John Duh, Peter Duff Grace
Annie Dulf Margaret Duff and Manassas James Duff,
children Of Dennis Duff decd The said real estate
siss of certain messuagc of land situate In
CleMhed township, Butler county, Pa bounded north
by - Baxter, east by James Kelly south by Patrick
Tubin, and west BY Miles Gaaher containing hun
dred and fifty acres, or less You aud each Of you
are hereby cited to be and appear before Judges at
an Orphans Court To be held at Butler In and for the
county of Butler on the fourth Monday Of September
next being the 10th day Of said month"; show
why said writ Of partition should not be awarded as
prayed for. BY the Court
WI. YOUNG, Clerk.
Butler, Angus, g. 1864.
To all If which, the heirs and legal representatives Of
Dennis Dun dec d. hereby required to take notice.
WIN. U. BRACkENRIDGE, shG.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-08-31
nD- A general desire having been e!

pY-A general desire having been ex-
pressed to have the discourse delivered by
DIR. Young, on fast day, published, the
DR.. consented to furnish us copy for
publication But owing to his absence
from home, aud his subsequent indisposi-
ton, he was unable to furnish it in time
for this weeks paper. twill appear next
week. We need not bespeak for it care
full perusal: The Dr's. well established
reputation in the community, as pure
christian, a sound Theologian, and con-
servatiye citizen, will secure for this dis
course thorough reading.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-08-31
Writ Of Partition.

IN the matter Of tho Petition for Partition Of tho Real
1 Estate Of Cathariue Beghley, deceased.
In the Orphans Court Of Butler county No g. March
Term. 1874.
The Commonwealth Of Pennsy lvana to the Sheriff of
Butler county, Greeting Whereas at Orphans Court
held at Butler in and for the county Of Butler the
Jth day of March, A. D. l864 before the Judges Of the
Court, The Petition Of VIM. Smyth, respectfully
represents, that your petitioner sIhe Committee duly
appointed and qualified. of Adam Beighly Of the town
ship Of Lancaster in the county Of Butler lunatc by
iuq quiston found, aud who is brother Of Catharine
Bcghly, late Of the township aforesid, decd That the
said Cutharins Bcghly died intestate, unmarried and
without nual descendants. and that her heirs
ly, John Beighy, Sarah, inermarried with Conrad Mil
Ter, Leah inteamarred with Frederick Buff, David Beigh
ly and Ahsaom Beighy who are brothers and sisters OF
the said CathsTine Beighy, all of whom are of lawful
ago and all Of whom reside in the county Of Butler
cebt David Bcighly who resides in the county Of Law
That the said kan Beighly, Lewis Beighly and
John Beghiy, also lunatics by nqusiOn found and
that John Myers and Henry Rosebaugh, Of the towns
ship aforesaid the Committee Of them seyerally That
the said Caharine eighy died seized in her demesne
fee Of fifty (uore ess) Of land situate in the
township aforesaid, adjoining lands of Robert Kennedy
north, John Beghly ON the east, John Myers
the south, and John flinner the west and that
partition valuation thereof has boUn made to
Court award writ Of Partition for that purpose is
provided for by law in such Aptil & 1864 Rule
heirs &C. to shOs issued returned served. And
now to wit June IS, 1864, Inquest awarded.
WATSON ]. YOUNG. Ok. ofo'c.
TAKE notice that inquest will be held at the house
of the late decodeu in Lancaster township, THURS
DAY, the 18th day of September next Mt 10 O'Clock,
M, of said day, TO make Partition valuation Of real
estate Of said decedent according to law at which time
and place you may attend II you think proper.
WM. o. BRACENRIDGE,
Aug II, 1864. Sh'6.