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The Shasta courier., 1864-08-20
SCRoFULA CURED.
SPRIxerrELn. Illinois. Jnre lii. Is.

SPRINGFiELD, Illlols, June lIlj 1863.
M4ssRs. A. L. ScovuL Il Co,
GENTS Ny son, who Is seven years old
has been afflicted with Scrofula for more that two
years. Ii first made its appearance in small knots
on the glands OF the neck, under the skin. Our
family physician, who attended hin, said be could
not cure hri, although he had been under his at
tendance when the disease made itsfrst appear
anee; and instead Of curing him he grew worse,
and, finally, the broke, and has since eontin-
ued to discharge. until got DR.. MOTIFS VEG
ETABLE LIVER PILLS. He commenced using
them about one year ago and in less than three
months he was well. and instead ofa weak, delicate
child, he is now well, healthy and robust
Yours, truly, JANIS ALLEN.
The Shasta courier., 1864-08-20
LIFE! LIEF! LIFE!!
DIR. NoTTs Vegetable Liver Pills

Ia. 4AOA fSSStduls 1AlseI 4 LIS
Are composed entirely of chemical vegetable ex-
tracts. mostly from plants grown in our own coun-
try some OF these plants have direct action upon
the LIVER, others upon the SKIN. others on the
KIDNEYS. aud others upon the BOWELS and
LUNGS. 1t is By peculiar chemical eombina-
ton of all these extracts that these Pills made,
possessing the most extraordinary efficacy for cur
ing the above named diseases.
la CHRONIC DISEASES, or diseases of long
standing. such Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia,
Constipation of the Bowels, Erysipelas scrofula,
Goitre Seald Head, Barber's Itch, Sore Eyes,
Pimples the Skin, and CID Sores, the treatment
with the Pills should be contgned for longer
time than with less stubborn Diseases
The Shasta courier., 1864-08-20
| Charles Camden, plaintiff VS.. Margaret
/ Mullen and Lawrence Mullen, defend-

Action brought in the District Court of the 9Th
Judicial District of the State of California in and
for the said county of Shasta, in the Office OF the
CLERK of said District Court.
The Shasta courier., 1864-08-20

MIGHT SWEATS
AND SPLITTING OF
BLO0D.-Among the
numerous advertised
Medicines for these
| Complaints, none can.
be found as emcacious.
as DR.. WIN. HALLS.
BALSAM ior the
LUNGS. 1t subdues
the Irritation, stops
the Sweating, and
restores the streng
in a very short space
OF time. 1t is well
worth your trial.
REDINGToN & Co.
Agents, 4I6 s. 4fs
Front streets San
Francisco, and for
sale by all Druggists
Beware of all other
preparations of the
same name. Each
Bottle ofthe Genuine
bears the signature OF
20. r. Baker s Co..
Cincinnati. T a L e
none other. Price,
One Dollar per Bot
tie.
The Shasta courier., 1864-08-20
LIQUORS
FARMING TOOE
siENISG TOOLS, &C.

yRoN, Steel, Nails, Iron and Steel slcdges
Z shoycls. Axes. SINCE Forks, Hoes, Picks, Crow
bars, Wheebarrows, Powder, Caps and Fuse, Rope
For sale by ID. WE'LL BRO
The Shasta courier., 1864-08-20
SUMMONS.

In the District Court of the 9th Judicial District of
the State of California, in and for the county of
Shasta.
The Shasta courier., 1864-08-20

u n TIM f OF
HEATH RE.
PARE ron SICK
NEss.-It is prepcster-
lous to think because We
Iare in health, disease will
+uever overtalze us. How
many have gone forth in
the morning and returned
home to lie down upon
beds of sieSness for
months, We would re-
mind our readers that
for a family medicine,
NOTHING can equal SEQ
Wills BLOOD and
LIVER SYRUP. OF
humors it is q sure exter-
minator. serofula and
Cancer, Rheumatism and
Neuralgia are all cured by
this magical re N e y.
It CO.,
Agents, 4I6 and AIS
Front street, San Fran
cisco, and for sale by all
Druggists.
The Shasta courier., 1864-08-20
CURE FOR THE ILL.

4l6 and lis Front ST.. San Francisco.
lu1.Gm Agents for California
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-03-22

The Presbyterian Church al gan;r, -
the Sanitary F:&lS VAS held, VS. aons,rs a'S!s
ire on Friday, with all its eos,ten;s ,ra: d: !
feared that some lives have bea., lrst ~
value Of me huilljas >sas thirty. jon, sa$
dollars. There zas INSURANCE, "a !, {us Ssa'
thcus&yld <}oI5ars
The New J 9ik papers nlentioy hat . o,o,
mlttee was scrt TO Albany q few yDrl, xr,
with $4,000, raised ~ he rataii dealers Il
New York, ior the a*lrposo Of det5atipg c.,
sain TIL, and that the comn<:tsp4 tnaNv 1as
ded 70 pocket the money themselves, rather
than to corrupt the Legislators.
The mystery OF the gcld found On Stale s.
Hartford, has at length bees explained, !
little girl took the money from mattress
where it vas hidden, and fearing discovery
spriaklea it along The street where it Vas
found
On Friday )ast onc hundred aud sixteen
officers belonging 10 General Morgans coin,
n and we're released from the paoitentiary at
Pitssburg, ana placed in q special train Of cars
en- route for Point Lookout.
The we'll know summer resort, Long Branch,
n j., IS at present suffering from the presence
Of & powerful disease known as The spotted
fever. Personsa apparently in the best Of health
are suddenly stricken down, anc 1T tess than
day after, die.
The distance from Sacramento, California
to Virginia, Nevada, is about one hundred and
fifty miles. The road runs up the Sierra Ne
vada mountains, and is the greatest wagon
thoroughfare Oh the continent.
Corporal Traynor, who rescued the men who
were taken prisoners by the Confederates, near
Munson' bill, some days ago, has been COM
plimented in general orders, BY his command
ing general.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-03-22

granting TO- criminals under capital sentence
choice ofdeaths They may elect to be hanged,
TO be shot, or 10 be beheaded. La the case OF
John L. Luce, who was executed at Salt Lake
an the 18th uit for murder, the prisoner de-
cIined % make any choice, SO the presiding
Judge had to determine the mode OF execution.
He ordered him to be shot, and at the hour
appointed, he was taken to the conrr house
yar}, and volley Of five shots were fired at
him from the windows CT q E;usement, whore
the executioners were concealed from view All
the shots penetrated nuce's breast, and be
fell over a corpse,
There have been dismissed from the docket
Of the y. s. Court OF Claims seven hundred
and nine cases, covering claims 20 the amount
Of several millions of dollars. Many OF the
cases dismissed were brought by citizens Of
Southern States; and in many other cases the
claimants, though from ''loyal States, allow
ed their cases 60 he dismissed, knowing that
they could not bear the scrutiny Of judicial
investigation.
The Washington correspondent OF the New
York Times says Mrs. Burrell, wife Of an
officer Of The navy; Mrs. Garter, whose hus
band is in the Confederate Stats, and another
lady, have been confined il the DID Capitol
Prison for attempting to convey letters, medl,
cines, ETC., to the ConEelerates. They nd
nearly got outside the lines when, they were
taken. All the parties move IL the most fash
iopabIe circles here. y
The late rise in the Cumberland River has
been used by the Federal authorities to push
supplies tc Nashville. Eighty three steamers,
carrying forty thousand tons Of public stores,
have reached or are en- route to that city. By
the termination Of high water season the enor-
nous amount Of TWO hundred thousand tons
will have been discharged there.
The committee On the Judiciary OF the y.
S. House of Representatives has Instructed
lis chairman to report, with a recommendation
that it pass, Representative Wilson s joint
resolution proposing to the several State
LIE gislatures an amendment Of the constitution
abolishing slavery, as being Incompatible with
republican government.
The New York World says: ''Liyely news
may be expected from the Army Of the Poto.
mac at any moment because General Lee
is not the man to wait till bis enemy is ready
10 attack him in oyer0 heluing numbers if he
can anticipate his movement by some bold
stroke Of his own.
On the 18th instant, q negro soldier was
shot in Grensborough, Caroline county; Nd,
by a young man named Massey while in the
| act Of shooting young Massey's father, Major
". B. Massey. The negro died in a few
minutes His name was 8 rown, and he was
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-03-22
PUBLIC SALE OF HoUsEKoLn FURNITURE:

WILL be sold at auction on THURSDAY, -4'G
w inst, at No. 1U2, Cameron ST., lol J
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE togethneeIT , WIN
a PLANO, MELODEON, large khFhr
CREATOR, BUGGY, &c. Sale 10 cV'H
mence at 10 O clock. Terms cash.
NH 22-2t#
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-03-22
ill., q lexundria Gazet1 :
TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH %.


James Buchanan, at Wheatland, as late as
the s76fk inst. ,-ssd declined any sympathy with
those who would secure peace through us
union" Ee quoted as expressing his un-
changed sentiments, his letter OF Sept 20
1891. wherein he said &c This is the moment
for action--for prompt energetic, united &C.
1ion-and NOT for the discussion OF peace prop,
nsitions. These We must know, would be re-
;ected by the States that have seeded, unE IS
we should offer to recognize their independence
which is entirely out Of the question. mr.
buchanan IS hostile to Emancipation but ne
IS also hostile TO any foreign lntermeddng
save in the way Of friendly and kindly appeals
20 both parties With intent to bring about
reconciliation.
The Fremont moyemelt in the Republican
party is getting TO be formidable. At a meet
inc held ip Cooper's Hall, New York, last
week, it was distinctly announced that General
Fremont was j.. the field without reference to
the June Baltimore convention and, IN the
,hird Mace, Mr.. Horace Greeley made speech
III Which he, in effect, announced his prefer
eoce for 'uny other mar" in the Republican
ranks rather than Mr.. Lincoln. He warned
the friends Of the latter not to attack him
(Greeleyjj, as it was possible that they might
need his services before the canvass was over.
The Louisville Journal says of the re-
ported Conspiracy ia Kentucky to turn the
State over to the Confederates, that it doubts
not there is some foundation for the runor,
and bases its opinion on the fact shat many
Of the Con(ederates taken ARE intensely and
passionately anxious for the triumph Of the re-
bellion within her limits" 1t advises, how
ever that he invading host be met at or be,
yond the borders, as the best mode OF keeping
the Confederate sympathizers quiet Within the
State.
The attention Of the authorities is again
very properly called to the dreadful nuisance
caused by the throwing OF the carcasses OF anl-
mails and the filth Of the town. on the commons
near the Catholic Cemetery.
Rush, charged with the murder Of Scotch,
had further hearing yesterday, before W. l..
Penn, j =, By whom he was remanded to
iai to await an examination before the next
term Of the County Court.
Gottschalk' concert takes place tomorrow
evening, at Liberty Hall. Reserved seats can
be procured att B. Stones book store, under
the Gazette Office.
Near three hundred dollars were collected in
80 II L Qh1arch IL fhis rlacr On Sundau
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-03-22

A special dispatch to the Cincinnati Com
naercial, dated Strawberry Plains, 18th, says
the Confederates are at Bulls Gap in large
force, pro5ably $1,000. The reports Of their
having sent away most Of their artillery and
wagons ly railroad, AMI mounted their men on
draught horses are confirmed, and the general
belief i. shat they intend to make sudden
movements into k1utucky.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-11-16
sherIT.s sales.

DY virtue Of sundry writs of Ycnditon Exponas Alias
ID Nendition Exponas and Fier Facius issued out Of
the Court Of Common Pleas Of Butler county, and TO
directed there will be exposed public sale az the Court
House in the borough Of Butler, on MONDAY, the
5th day OF December, S64, at l O'Clock,
p m, the following described property, TO wit:
All the right title interest end claim of David Fatter
and Mary Patterson Of in aud fifty of land
or less situate in Clay township, Butler county,
Pa, bounded follows: North by lands of VIM. Patter
son. cast by same being part Of tract south by
lands Of Jesse sutton and west by lands of Robert NJ
Kssoek Seized and taken in execution the property
Of David Patterson Mary Patterson, at the suit Of
John NJ Thompson
ALSO,
All the right title, interest and claim of George Mar
shall of Allegheny township, Butler county, Pa. Of in
and TO hundred acres Of land, situate in Allegheny
township, Butler county Pa bounded and described
follows On the north by the Allegheny River the
south by VIM Campbell the east by VIM. Campbell,
and the west by Joseph Weller, about seventy
cleared, fifteen Of which meadow Frame House
and Frame Barn thereon erected Seized and taken in
execution the property of George Marshall at the
suit Of H. A. s. D. Dudley in trust for the Brady Bend
Iron Company, Tor Of John II. Hainos.
ALSO
All the right title interest and claim Of Andrew Gra-
ham, Of in and 10 fifty Of land less situate
in Fairyiew township Butler county Pa bounded north
BY Thomas Craig, by Andrew Campbell south by
Arnold Crawford, west by Samuel Gibson one hewed
log house and barn thereon erected Seized and taken
Ia execution the property Of Andrew Graham at the
suit Of j. r. i II. +. Wick.
WM o. BRECKENRIDGE Sh'h.
Shcriff's Office. Butler, Nov. 9, 1864
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-11-16
Registers Notice.

NOTICE il hereby given to all persons interested that
the following accounts have been passed and filed
in the Registers Office of Butler county and will be pre-
scned for confirmation and allowance to the Orphans
Court TO he held in the borough Of Butler Wednes
day, December7 :, 1864
Final nccount Of RoberfIamiltOn acting Admir-. Of the
estate Of John Andrew, decd Filed, Sept. 3D. I76i
Final account of n. r. MCandless, Executor Of John
s. AfCandless, decd. Filed Sept, 9, 1864.
Final account of John Randolph, Admir-. Of Amos
Kennedy decd Filed Sept q 1854.
Final account Of VIM. FOgle, Admir- OF the estate Of
Sarah Philips decd. Filed, sept. 30 1864
Final account Of Thomas Westernan, acting Executor
Of John Smalley, decd. Filed Oct. 5, 1864.
Final account Of John II. Kelly, Executor Of John
Kelly, decd. Filed, Oct. 8, 1854.
Final account Of George Parker and Fullerton Parker
Executors Of John Parker decd Filed, oct 6, 1854.
Final account of Catharine Beply Administrator OF
Michael Leply, decd Filed Oct. IL, 1861
Final account Of Martin Boehm, Admir-. of Henry
Gsllbach. decd. Filed, Ocl II, 1854.
Final account Of Shepler Boston and John Douga
Executors Of John Boston, deed Filed Oct q 1854.
Final account Of John Ray Trustee for sale of Real
Estate Of Geo Ward decd not accepted under prOcee
dings in partition. Filed Nov. 4, 1861.
Final account Of Mrs Ann Breedon, Adn'x Of Richard
Breedon decd. Filed Nov. 8, 1851
Partial account CT Jno NJ McNecs, Admir-. Of VIM
MeNees. FILED Nov 4, 1864.
JOHN II. CRAFTY,
Nov. 2, 1854 Dep Register
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-11-16
Writ of Partition.

IN the matter Of the Partition of the real estate Of
| Matthew Smith, decd. In the Orphans Court of
Butler county No. G5. March Term. 1864. Sept 2S
1861, Inquisiion filed and confirmed nisi.
The Commonwealth Of Penusylyana-ro the hci'sand
legal representatives Of Matthew Smith, decd, to wit:
Mary intcrmarric with Wm. Story YIN. Ray. Matthew
Iety John Ray Robert Ray. Nancy Ray, intermauiod
with samuel Donaldson Elizabeth Ray, children Of Ann
smith lRtyl decd john smith, Margaret, intermarricd
with Vim. MGarvey ,IIndman Mellon, Isaiah Nellcn, and
SCOTT Mellon, children of Jane Smith. CMellon,) decd
Nancy, ntcrmariei with James story and Elizabeth in
tormarricd aith Thomas NCloary. You hereby c
ted oppear before Judges at Orphans Court to
be held Butler in and for the county Of Butler the
first Monday Of December next, it being ths 9th day #
said month"; to accept refuse the premises at the ap
praiscmcnt. show why the should not be
sold BY the Court. WATSON j. YOUNG,
Butler Oct. 10. 1861 Clk. Of o. c.
To all which, the heirs and legal representatives Of
Matthew Smith, decd, are hereby required to take
notice W. O. BRECKENRIDGE
Shortly. office Rntler Oct. 2t. 1864. SIM
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-11-16
Notice to Assessors.

DY Act Of April H. 1s4s, it is the duty of the Asses
ID elected in the Spring of 1854 to all per
claiming TO be assessed personal application
until within ten days Of the Presidential Election On
entering the Of persons your list, you will levy
and assess county Of - mills on their valuation
and give certificate to the person assessed You will
all soldiers on application Of any person, with
of cents The Collectors of 1854 shall receive
said tax and receipt for the Write out copies
of all persons assessed by you of which you will
hand TO the officers Of the Election and the othe trans
nit by mail TO this Office eight days before the election
The following persons have been appointed Assessors
and Assistant Assessors fill vacancies which have
Cured in the year 1851:
Middlesex In. John W. Monks & Wendell Hickey, As
sistants.
Butler tp. John lfuselton, Assistant.
Adams tp.. Armstrong Renison Assistant.
Portersville borough, Samuel MClymonds and George
Oliver, Assistants.
Zelienople borough, George Burkhart Assessor.
Cranberry tp. John p. Roll, Assessor.
HARVEY COLBERT, Clork.
Commissioners Office, Butler, Oct. 90 1S6i::3t
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-11-16
Writ of Partition.

l Thomas Armstrong, decd. In the Orphans Court Of
Rutler county. No. tS, Mach Term, 1854 Sept. IS,
1854 Inqusition filed and confirmed RiSi
The Commonwealth Of Pcnnsy ylvanin-Tu the heirs and
legal representatives Of Thomas Armstrong, decd, to
wit Fanny Armstrong, widow and David II. Armstrong,
Samuel Armstrong. James armstrong, Susanna Arm
strong intermarred with John &. MNees. q. W. Arm
strong Rebecca intcrmaFried with Archibald MCunc,
Thomas Armstrong, Frances Jane Armstrong, Alex. W.
Armstrong and Ninry Ann Armstrong You, and each of
yor hereby cited To appear before Judges at an
orphans Court 10 be held at Butler in and for the cnun
tv ~ Eutler the first Monday Of December next,
being the 5h day of said month"; to accept refuse the
premises nj the apprpsement, show cause why the
snlnc SHOULD not bcsold. BY thc Court.
WATSON J. YOUNG,
Butler Oct. 10 1864. Clk. Of o. c..
To all Of which, the heirs and legal representatives Of
Thomas Armstrong decd hereby required to take
notice. W. .. BRACkENRlDGE
Shcrid's Office DutIcf. Oct % 1854 Shf.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-11-16
WriI OF Partition.

the matter of the Partition Of the real estate Of
1 Catharne Beighly, decd.
In the Orphans Court of Butler county No. o. March
Term 1851 Sept 2S ls6l lnquisition filed and confirm
ed Risi,
The Commonwealth Of lyania-To the heirs and
loyal representatives of Catharine Beghly d. witt
Adam Bcighly, Killian Beighly Lewis Beighly, John
Beighly, Sarah inteimarried with Conrad Miller, Leah
intermarIied with Frederick Buff, David Beghly and
Absalom Beighly. You, and each Of you, her, by
cited to be and appear before Judges Orphans
Court be held at Butler in and for the county Of
Butler, the FIRST Monday OF December next il being
the th day Of said month. accept refuse the premi-
at the appraiseuent valuation show cause why
tile should not be sold BY the Court.
WATSON j. YOUNG,
Oct. Is, 1854. CIR o. G.
To all Of which, the heirs and legal Of
Catharine Beighly decd hereby required to take
notice. W. o. BRECKENRIDGE,
Shcriff-s Office Butler, Oct. 26 1864. shH
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-11-16
Writ Of Petition for Partition

the matter Of the Petition for Henry j. BeghIy and
Isaac Sutton, for Partition of the real estate of Chris
tian Beighy, deed. In the Orphans Court of Butler
county No. SO, June Term, 1864.
The Commonwealth Of Pennsyvania-To the heirs and
legal representatives Of Christian Beghly late Of Clay
township Butler county, Pa. decd. TO wit: William,
aged about 81 years. R0sanna aged 30 years ntermaTr
ed with Christian Bright, Mary E. aged about 80, inter
married with Francis Freer, Margaret Jane aged about
% years ntermarried with Isaac Sutton, Henry j. Beigh
ly aged % years, Matilda b. Beighy, aged 49, and NJ.
NJ Beishy, aged about "a years all Of whom reside in
Butler county except Mary E. Freer and her husband
who reside at Bradys Bend Armstrong county, Pa, VI.
NJ Beighy, at present absent in Marysye Uba county,
California The said real estate consists Of hundred
and fifty Of land less adjoining lands of
Jacob Brown G. Miller Philip Sanderson Henry Deer
and others. in Clay township, Butler county, Pa.
Take notice that Inquest will be held Mt the dwell
ing house OF the late Christian Beigy, decd in Clay
township Tuesday. the 22d day Of November 1854
10 o'clock of sui day, for the purpose Of making
partition Of the real estate Of said dcCedent and
among h- legal representatives If the be dvd-
ed without prejudice TO spelling the whole, otherwise,
value and apprase the according TO law at which
time and place you required to attend if you think
proper, W. o. BRAChENHlDGE,
Sierins Office Butler, Oct. 26 1851. shin.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-11-16
Writ of Partition.

the matter Of the Partition cf the real estate of
/ Adam IL Mahood, decd. In the Orphans Court Of
Butler county. No. ST. March Term, 1854. Sept. 2S,
ls6l Inquisition filed and confirmed Hisi.
The Commonwealth of Pennsyyana--To the heirs and
legal representatives Of Adam H. MahoOd decd to wit:
Nancy kingnn Samuel kingan, Mary kingau Robert
kngsn, james Kingan, and Margaret Kingan children
of Anatiza Mahood (kinganl decd, James G. Mahood,
Maria j.. intermarried with Henry X. MARQUIS Alexan-
Cune. You hereby cited you, and each of you Ia
appear before Judges, at Orphans Court to be
held Butler in and for the county Of Butler the
first Monday Of December next it being the 5th day
said month"; to accept refuse the premises at the ap.
piasement or valuation or show cause why the same
should not be sold BY the Court,
WATSON J. YOUNG
Butler. Oct 10. 1864. Clk of o. O.
To all Of which the eirs and legal Representatives OF
Adam H. MahOod decd hereby required to take no
tce. w. o BEAUkENRlDHE,
rhsrifrs since Butler Oct. &c 1864. sh'f
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-11-16
Petition for Partition.

y the matter Cf the Petition uf John D. Sprou for
Partition ofthe real estate Of Thomas Sproull decd
tn the Orphans Court Of Butcr county. No. ., June
Term iS,A.
The Commonwealth Of penusylyania-To the heirs and
legal representatives Of Thomas SprUul late Of Adams
township Butler county, deceased, to wi :james NJ
Sprpul residing in Butler county, John D. Spr0Ui, also
resisting in Butler county, ami who has also, the interest
Of James and Thomrs Sproul. Jane, nteunaTied with
William DunctnuUn. deceased, residing in Allegheny
county. Elizabeth Spruul. residing in Butler county,
Martha. iuter}naircd with james Il. niece residing in
bureau county, Illinois Margaret g. Sprouil, reading IN
Allegheny county, Mary T., intcrmarried with Joha H.
Buuthett residing u Butler county. sarah g. rproull
siding Is Allegheny county, William Spruuil, residing IN
Butler county, sarah e., and William, being minors, and
having for their guardian John Dydd-, residing in Butler
county. The said real estate consists hundred
and six of land more or less situate in Adams p,
bombed tho north by land Of Samuel Orr and Samuel
Nethcrcoat by lands 1f heirs Of james MCaudc-s
decd south 10y mi Gachring west by lands Of james VI,
SprpU and Jac lIolohman
Take notice that gn.iuIuost will be held Mt the dwell
ing house OF the late Thomas Sproull, decd in Adams
township. Thursday the first day Of December A. D.
1864. at 10 O'Clock, Of said day. Tor the purpose of
making partition Of the real estate Of said dercdent To
and among bis lccrl representatives. If the be
divided without prejudice or spelling the whole other
wise to value and apprase the according to law at
which time and place you cluircd 20 attend If you
think proper. W. q. BRAChENRIDGE,
sherns Office Butler Nov. 2, '6i, Sheriff.