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TRUSTEE,s Sand

pY virtue and in pursuance Of deed of trust ex
u ecuted by George 8. Thompson aud wife to the
undersigned as trustee, bearing dete the 9Th day
Of September, 1855, and duly Of record In the Re.
eorders office Of Ohio county, State Of West Vir-
gnia, in deed book No IS, folio 3O7, to secure the
payment OF certain debt therein mentioned, to wit:
tn sum Of 1854 49, with interest thereon from the
9th day of September, 1858, 1 will on the THIRD
DAY OF sEPrEMBER, 1864, between the hours Of
O'Clock and O'Clock P. N, proceed to sell at the
front door Of the Court House Of Ohio county State
OF West Virginia at public auction to the highest
and best bidder the following property, to witt
Lots numbered thirty-No. S0-and thirty one
No 31-stuate in Daniel Zane's Island addition to
the city OF Wheeling. 't
Selling trustee will sell and convey only such
estate Is yests In by the deed Of trust aOre
said but the title is believed to be unquestionRbe
a9 uss a. 04n' NC. GOOD. Trustee.
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near " AhcheBLeE ON 1uly SELhS d.
HEAeUARTERs 18th REa'T. Wv VII
HARPER's FERRY, July 81, 1864. !
Editors IntelEigencr:
Please publish the following list of killed
and wounded of the 18th Regiment W. V,
v. 1. in the battle near Winchester July
gath, 1864, for the information of the
friends and relatives of this regiment in
West Virginia:
COMPANY A. r.... ..
woUSDED-serg't Robert II. Davis, right thigh;
William P. Copen, not known, LEFT on the ieid,
MIssISg-PriTates John Edens, w. A. Strickland,
KnLED-Private John smoot, MORALLY wounded,
left on the field; Robert Marshal killed.
thighs PrivAtes Ephraim Stewart len thigh severe;
Adam Stewart, right foot; William z. Hin, arm,
Rhodes, left arm, slight.
MIslHG-None.
KItIED-Private A. j. Luton, killed and left on
WOUHDEp-PHyats James oArlin, left leg, left on
the q James crunP, neck snshti Color ssrg't
MIssINo-PiivAte George Burris.
ooHPAHED.
KILLED-CorpT james Robinson, killed and left
on the heldi Private George 7. Miller, killed and
the field.
wouNDKD- Capt Simon Williams, neck and lower
HeEekiAh Scott, head, slight Private james job nson
lett breast, slight; Thomas Price, left arm slight;
O. HINES, LEFT leg, Siight; Thomas RarshA, left
MIssme-PriTates james Swain, John Bishop.
coMPANTK z.
KnLED-JOseph sigmAn, killed and left on the
WousDED-Privase James Raider, confusion by
shell. slight.
MlssNG-None.
COMPANY ?.
KnlEp-PriVatss Marcus T. O. soantling, Alex.
Martin, Thomas Buchanan, John Dougherty, John
J. Obaueey, and left on the field.
WouNDED-Pr yates Wilson Moore, right thigh,
right arm; Jared @ HacEwIth, len arm and Hight
side David L. Forbes, right arm, slight; William
AArsh, confusion BY shell.
AIssISG-None. r....-.-.
CoNPENT G.
WouNDED-oorp'I J. B. FRONT, right arm; CorpT
R. IeEis wounded and In the hands Of the enensy;
Fo, ES .SsS 6Ss ESs 1SsS S5 n
shoulder; Lorenzo II. Light, left Leg slight; James
". Rnl, wounded and n the hands Of the enemy
MlsSNG-PriTSte Franklin Elkins. l-a
COMPANY H.
K,LlED--Privste james Cartnin, killed and LEFT
on the field; Alexander Eyes, do
SLIGHT; coFp'I J. Teel len Thigh and in the handi
Of the enemy; Private O NJ. LaWfence, len arm and
MIssIEs-Corp1 Samuel Weaver, PrivAtes Amos
stseL Jasper N. Haekett, Deliver Workman.
COMPANY 1.
wouSDED- corPT J. A. Young, in the face, slight;
Private David n. Snyder, len leg, slight.
AfssNo-C0rpr j. White.
COMPANY K.
WouwED-Lieut Joseph Z. Mccoy, through both
Thighs; Private AbrAm Wolfe, right hip, George
AAhbys right sids fsce; J. K. Casio, confusion BY
horsei Jerry HArrison, lett arm; BENJAMIN Rhode
eontHsion; William Thornton, right arm
hISsUs-Corp'l Wilson o. CASto, CorpI Oliver B.
Hunt, Priyates Charles Pontzlsr, Geo. W. walker,
Daniel 8. Walker -
HIEID AND sTATT.
woUNDED-Lisut. Col. James R. Hal right arr,
and confusion Of SAonlder-
RBcAPIuLATIoN.
KILLED, Il; Wounded, 50; Missing. II; Total, 81.
Very Respectfully,
JoHH>S. CuNEINsHAM,
Adrt. 18th Reg't W. vi.
GOID was 1904 yesterday. One year GER
tihcates s43; Pittsburg / Cleveland stock
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NOTICE.

on and Hasr Monday, August 1st, 1888, the fol-
~ loEink rates viii Be charged FIR PHOTO
GRAPHS u Wheeling:
CARD PHOTOGRAPHS.
yig1stts PEI doz- S4So, per u dozen, $500
Standing, a. . 400 : - 400
sitting, His $50, 25O
PHOTOGRAPHS, suitable for s11o frAnsE First
Copy, $3.50; Duplicates, q IS.
Groups, $40 for each additional head in hrut
copy. No NEGATIVES viii be taken for les than q
or sitting.
NoAMBR0rTPEs in cases, IOekstS or brsastpinI,
for len than Is eentA.
An extra chars VIII Be made for likeness Of
children under years Of aga-s
Payment AIEags required vhsa pisturss are
A O. PARTRIDGE,
7. n. HIGdIaE
WYKRS 4 BROWN,
JOHN I. BOWMAN,
b B. DILDON,
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DUTTOAs.-IVOry Ball JsWsIry different .eoIors
ID Ball, Tuck and sids oombs and Button BuSka
Also assortment of Lsphyrs, just the eolois ioE
breAhfAst shAWls- Resolved At the Variety Elors Of
D. NICOLL / BROS. 100, Main EtEoot.
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angREniEE.ss 6 BAER SK k9Es gu.

ny virtue and In purIuAnco Of . deed Of trust
ID executed to the undersigned a. trustee, By
WiIliara b. Martin and Hiram Martin, beAring date
On The 4th day Of November, 1883. and daily Of re-
cord IN the Recorders once OF Ohio county, state Of
West VIrEiuis, in deed book. No 30, folio So 10
secure the payment 70 the Merchants and MeehAnles'
Bank Of wheeling . certain debt in said deed men
toned, I will on the RIRsf DAY OF sAPrEMBEh,
issI AZ ne mont door Of the Court House Of Ohio
county, West Virginia, proceed 70 sell At public
auction 10 the highest and bes; bidder, the follow
ing property 10 WitS An those two certain lots or
parts OF ground situate in Ohio county, Virginia,
NOV West Virginia. In the addition 10 the city Of
wheeling formerly called RitckietoWn, but now
known q south Wheeling, and deEignAtsd on tbs
plat OF said addition by numbers seVOn-So- land
eight-No SIN square numbered twenty one
No. 81. Selling IS trustee, shall sell aud convey
oniy such title - Il vested in me BY the deed Of
trust Aforesaid but the title IL believed 70 BE- IN
questionable.
jyso-td FRANCIS R. ARMSTRONG.
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OFFICE COLLECTOR INT. REV. la Dist. l
" WHEELMs, ". Va.

HER1CE COLLECTOR INT. RBV. In DIET
" WHEELUs, ". Va J
i Counties take notice that muel Bilingly, Dep
uty Collector for these counties will meet them the
times and places e. follow II this notice is dire
gArdsd the penalties per the section Of the H
Col 1Bt Dist West Va
"sEc. q. And Be II further enacted, That eaeh
Of EAid eolSetoru thAll, within twenty days aftsr
sors give notice By adVeTtiseent publiAhed each
county in his collection district, In Newspaper
printed In such county, II any such there BE- and By
notifications TO be posted up in Al Least four public
places in each county in his collection district that
The said duties have become due and payable, and
ate the time and place within aid county which
shall not be les8 than ten days AFTER such nOti-
heation and all persons who shall neEieet 70 pay
the duties and taxes Af0rosAid As1sssd within
eentum additional upon the amount thsreof the
Act Of which liability shAll be stated h the adVer
tissneut and notifications Aforesaid And n any
than ten days. f shall be the duty Of the eolle-tor
or his deputy 70 issue 70 such person notice to b
left at his dwelling usual Place Of business, be
sent BY mail, demanding the payment Of glid duties
twenty cents for the Issuing and service Of such
notios, and with four for each mile actually
and eeessaTily Travelled in serving the sane. And
II Eneh persons shall not pay the duties OF taxes,
with the penalty Aforesaid. and the feS Of twenty
eenta and mileage ~ at0Tesaid, within ten days
after the seryies or the sending b mall Of Saeh
deputy to collect the sAid duties taxes and fee
OF tWeary cents and mileage, with ten Per esntum
penalty As Aforesaid
viii Be at MiddlsbouTne, Tyler county, from The
1st 70 De eth Of August; - hArtnIyils, Wetssi
county, the sth and eth and At 81. NAryB Plea
SAMUEL BLLnesLY,
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WANTED.

A SITUATION As CLERK in soma buIino1I By
IA young nan jas rsturnsd frO0 the GEmy.
6peais AID EFftes RnEilh and German. 6ood
rsiero1es giVs1- Addres1 @ =. H. Box III, Sax "a
wheeling. Wet Virginia s1EssT
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Ohio County Bounty.

Ara meeting Of the Board Of Supervisors Of Ohio
IA county. held at the Court House on Tuesday,
August Cd, 1854, the following order was adopted
-"ORDERED, That all volunteers Who may enlist to
I'LL the present quota Of Ohio county under the call
of the President OF the United States Of July IS,
1854, for 10000 men, enlisting for one or more
years. shall be paid one hundred dollars bounty and
twelve dollars per month for every month they
Ehln be In the service"
COpy-Ttsts: }. o. HUPPJ President.
Gao. W. sI9HTs, Clerk. aug6-u
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SALE OF LOTS IN
SOUTH WHEELING

DY virtue and in pursuance Of . deed OF trust
John Hard. Of the County Of Ohio and Stale Of
virginia bearing date the hrHt day Of February,
1880 and duly OF record In the Recorders once Of
the County Of Ohio and State Of West Virgin a, in
deed book No. 81 folio 167, 70 secure the payment
to the Mere Ants' and AeehanieS' Bank Of Wheel
ing, certain debt in aid deed mentioned, Will
FIRST DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1854, at the front
door Of the Court House OF Ohio county, State OF
West Virginia. TO sell at public auction 70 the
Wit: All that lot or parcel OF ground situated IN
Ohio county Virginia. in the addition 20 the city OF
wheeling laid out by John Richie and Craig Ritehie
and designated on the plat Of said addition By mum
Der tWenty-No. 20. Selling e trustee HhAn only
sell and convey such title IS Is vested In me By the
deed Aforesaid but believe the title unquestionabls
iy9l-td FRANCIS h ARMsTRON0.
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J. B. MOORE, Adjutant.
HEADQUARTERS ora RIOT. w.v.M.,

wheeling, Aug. 9Th, 1864.
The members Of the various companies of The
Regiment will asssmbls at the regimeHtal render.
Vous 1.-THE Centre Wheeling Market Housed at seven
o'clock this morning. and there await further orders
By order 1t. Col. o. D. Hubbard, commanding.
aug6 8. G. STEVENS, AdjutanE s.
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GoID was 1904 yesterday. one year GER
tihcates s43 Pit.sburg + Cleveland stock
lS3; Fl Wayne Isl. @ -s1ssa
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TRUSTE E'S SALE OF LOTS STU
ATE Is EnuTH WHEELING.

ATE N sOUIH WHA1HINUs
DY virtue and in pursuance OF q deed Of trust
Id executed TO the undeuigned a. trustee By
samuel Rogers, OF Ohio county and Slate Of ViT-
GINA, bearing date the 18th day Of April, 1850,
and duly Of record In the Recorders once Of Chic
county, and State Of Wesf Virginia, in deed book
No. 81 folio ITO, 70 secure the payment 70 the Mer-
chants and Mechanics Bank Of wheeling certain
Of said Bank, proceed on the FIRST DAY OF sEP-
TENDER, 1861, at the front door Of the Court
House Of Ohio county, TO sell 81 public auction 70
the highest and best bidder the following property
to wit: All those two Ger Tain lots or parcels Of
ground situate in Ohio county, Virginia, NOV West
YiTginisl in the addition to South wheeling laid
out by Samuel Sprigg and John Richie, commonly
called RitehietoWn -noW South Wheeltng-And de-
signAted on the plat Of said addition BY number
eleTen-6o. 1l-and tWelVe-AO. l2-tn square
number tWenty-thres-EO. Is. Selling - trustee.
shall sell and convey only such title - e vested
in by the deed Of trust Aforesaid, the title, how
ever, IL believed 70 be unquesti0nAble.
jys0-td FRANCIS R. ARMSTRONG.
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oRNERAL oRDRR !

In pursuance Of General Order No. IL from Gov.
A. l. Foreman, you are hereby commanded to call
out your Regiments for active duty. You will at
once assemble your commands At the usual places
Of rendezvous and Immediately report for duty hen
arms, ammunition and equipments will be furnished.
By order Brig. Gen. w. L. Crawford.
B. DAVENPORT,
Asst Adt't. Gen.
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The Action and Tone not Injured
In the Least.

ANY one in want Of FIRST CLASS PIANO, at
very Low PRICE, VIII and it to their advantage
to call At once.
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Report Of the Board Of Health.

CONDENsED TABULAR STATEMENT OF TIL
~ Board Of Health of the City Of wheeling fol
the month of July, 1854, namely:
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List OF Casualties In the I3th West
Virginia Regiment at the Battle
near WIncheHter on July 94th'
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SrENoIL PLATKs--TO marx Clothing. Order
~ received for Stencil Plates, any style, a.
~ D. NIcOLLABR0S. 100, MGln Street
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Militia Called Out !

THE following order has been issued to the Col
i onsls of the 4th, 6ih aud Srd Regiments, which
embraces the Militia OF Ohio county and AlIo the
9th Regime 1t Of Marshall county:
HEADQUARTERS 1sr BRIGADE W. M,
Wheeling, Aug 5th, 1864.
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OF ILLINOIS.
FOR VICE-PRESIDEHT1
ANDREW JOHNSON,
OF TENNESSEE.
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.
TIRsI DISTRICT.
JOHN q. ATKINSON, Of Hancock County.
sEcoND DIsTncT,
HON. EDWARD BUNKER, Of MonongaliA-
IaIzD DISTRICT,
RS. BROWN, Of Jackson.
ELECTORS At LAEGE,
KLLRRY R. HALL, Of Marion.
WE STEVENSON, of Wood.
UNION STATE TICKET.
YoR GOVERNOR,
ARTHUR FOREMAN, Of Wood County.
sEcRErAET OF szAIE,
GRANVILLE D. HALL, Of Harrison
AUDITOR OF sTKJE,
JAMES MeWHoRrER, Of RoAne.
IEELsUREE or sTAIE,
CAMPBELL TARR, OF Brooke.
ATTORNEY 0ESKRAL,
KPHRAIA B. HALL, Of Marion
CONGRESS,
a. n HUBRAHD Of Ohio County.
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HEAQUARTERs 18th REG'T. W. v. v. /.
HARPER's FERRY, July 81, 1864.
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Please publish the following list of killed
aud wounded of the 18th Regiment W. V.
v 1. in the battle near Winchester July
gath, 1864, for the information of the
friends and relatives of this regiment in
West Virginia:
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COMPANY A.

wouSDED-serg't Robert H. Davis, right thigh
T. Pritt left wrist, Andrew j. Cobb, right thigh
William P. OOpen, not known, left on the field,
MIssINo-PriTates John Edens, w. A. Strickland
Milton Wilson.
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w. B. SENSENEY.

49, FOR CONGREsS.-MEssRs. RD-
w. TORS: Please announce
Col JOSEPH SNYDER
Is = candidate for Congress from the Second Con-
gresSlonAl district. aug2F
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national Union Nominations.

FOR PRESIDENT,
ABRAHAM LINCOLN ,
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-09-14
The Invasion Of Indiana.

INDIANAPOLIS, August 16.-Though
there is nothing definite or reliable from
the border to-day, there are many rumors,
and some indications, that the rebels are
again threatening the Indiana shore. Gen.
Hughs reports that firing was heard pear
Mt. Vernon, and it was supposed the 43d
veterans, who are stationed below that
place, may have had fight, but nothing
is certainly known of the matter.
Cavalry equipments have been sent
down to the Forty-third, and the country
will furnish horses to mount them. An
efficient mounted infantry force will be
speedily ordered The citizens have been
called out to assist in the defense of the
border by Gen. Hughs. Regular drills
are ordered, business partially suspended,
and all due preparations made to meet
any emergency.
The Thirty-second German regiment
left here last nightfo for Evansville, in high
glee at the chance for fight
Rebel refugees, in large numbers have
crossed into the State for the purpose of
cooperating with the secret Democratic
society to burn bridges, and otherwise in
telcept communication with the border.
To-day was the day set by the treason
able secret Democratic societies to burn
bridges, and otherwise interrupt commu-
nication with the border. To-day was
the day set by the reasonable secret So
cieties, for general demonstration in this
State, doubtless to assist the rebel raid of
which they were fully advised, but the
cooler heads of the party have probably
checked it, One Of them stated to-day
that it was with the utmost difficulty that
open violence was prevented, and in the
southern counties it is by no means safe
to conclude that the danger is passed.
1t is said that some fifty wagons with
Copperheads, armed and prepared for a
fight, came aud camped near this city last
night, but General Darlington was wide
awake, and took efficient means to prevent
trouble. Whether the report about the
wagons is true or not, it is certain that an
unusual number of Copperheads from
Morgan and other adjoining counties was
here to-day, doubtless in pursuance of
well understood plan. They will have
good time if they goon with it.
We had good refreshing rain here to-
day and last night, which will help tofill
out the crops from fearful injury.
There is no doubt that the rebels in
Kentucky and the secret Copperhead So
cietics in this State are operating togeth-
er, and fully understand ccha others
movements. The danger is no chimeri-
cal affair, bat is serious and imminent
but it is prepared for, and those who be-
gin the game of violence will find it a
hard road to travel.
Governor Morton and Mr.. Mcdonald
speak at Brownstown, jackson county,
a hot-bed of rebels, to-day.
The Peace Democrats openly sneer at
McDenald's inability to cope with Govern
or Morton, and after brief show ofpluck
in a joint canvass, he will be compelled,
much to his own delight, to abandon
it.
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Arthur,s Home Magazine
For 1864. Edited by
T. 8. ARTHUR AND VIRGINIA r. TOWNSEND.

The HOME MAGAZINE for 1854 will be conducted in
the same spirlt that distinguished it from the
mencenent; and continue to unite in periodical the
stttions and excelenees Of both the Ladies' FASH
;oa Magazine they called and the literary
monthiies Our arrangements for 1864 Include
THREE ORIGINAL SERIAL STORIES, written
nressy for the Home Magazine one Of these will be by
Miss Virginia r. Townsend and commence in the JaDu
ary number Another will be by I. s, ARTHUR. Ana
lie third from tle pen OF MRS M. A. DENISoN wri-
ter who has long been favoritc with the public
Resides these, OUR LARGE CORPS OF TALENTED
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with stories poems essays and sketches Of life
and character written with the aim Of blending literary
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ligion.
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CURE FOR CoRNs.-We have an
other, and we believe the ten thous-
andth remedy for corns we give it for
what it is worth. If the plaster be
really good, and it looks like it, the
corn before applying it, will be un-
necessary.
"Take two ounces of gum ammo
MAC, two ounces of yellow wax, and
six drachms of verdigris melttogeth-
er, and spread the composition on a
piece of soft leather or linen. Cut
away as much of the corn as you can
with a knife before you apply the
plaster which must be renewed in a
fortnight, if the corn is not by that
time gone.
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Notice i'm Petition.

IN the matter of the Petition Of Frederick swartz, in
right Of and behalf of his wife, Sophia Swarz,
daughter and inca heir Of John Kerner ded for Part
ton.
In the Orphans Court of Butler county, No. g. June
Term, 1861. The Commonwealth Of Pennsylyaua--To
the heirs and legal Representatives of John Kerner
decd. to wit: Mrs. - Kerner widow, Catharine. in
tcrmnrred with Dr. Peter Dockellcrc living in Louisville
Ohio, Jacob Kerner living in Adair county, Mo-, Eliza
beth. istermarried with Richard Umstead living in Mid
dcscx township, Butler county Pa, Sophia neTmarried
with Frederick Swarz, living in Allegheny city Lewis
Kerncr of 130th Penna. Volunteers living in Sewicy
Allegheny county, Pa and John Critchow Of Chris
tiana dec d. who ntermaaried with John Critchow.
The said real estate consists of certain lvt piece
parcel of land situate in Md1escX township, Butler
Penna bounded and described follows, wit On the
north by James Anderson the east by John Smith and
James Medium the south by John Lyon and Jacob
Schumire and the west by Johnston White and Mi
chael Esteirman, containing hundred acres
less You and each Of you hereby cited to appear
before Judges, at Orphhns Court, to be held
Butler IN and for the comfy of Butler, the fourth
MONDAY ef September next it being the 26th day Of
said month"; to show why writ of Partition should
not be awarded as prayed for BY the Court.
WATSON J. YOUNG,
July 10 1864. Clerk.
To all Of which, the heirs and legal representatives Of
John Kerner decd hereby required to take notice.
VIM o. BRAGKENRIDGE Shf.
Sheriff's Office Butler, Aug II, 1864.
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the matter OF the Partition Of the Real Estate of
| Samuel Meals late of Washington township decd
In the Orqhans Court of Butler county. No. g. Dec.
Term 1868 June II, 1864 Inquisitoned and confirm
ed Nisi.
The Commonwealth Of nnsyyana-To the heirs and
legal representatives of Samuel Meals decd to wit
Elizabeth Meals widow and Jacob Meals William Meals
Daniel Meals Mary Meals intermalricd with Thomas
Campbell Christopher Meals Samuel Meals, Margaret
Meals nerinarricd with William Grant, and children Of
Nancy Meals decd, who ntermarried with Elisha
Hard. You, and each of you, hereby cited to be
and appear before Judges at Orphans Court to be
held at Butler in and for the county Of Butler, the
fourth MONDAY Of September next, it being the 26th
day of said month"; accept the premises at
the appraisement or valuation, show why the
same should not be sold. by the Court.
WATSON j. YOUNG,
Butler, July Is, 1864. Crk. Of o. c.
To all of which the heirs and legal representatives of
Samuel Meals decd, hereby required to take
ticc. NM. q. BRACkENRlDGE, Sh'n.
Sherif's Office, Butler, Aug Il, 1864.