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Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1864-02-24
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American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-09-28
ArthHr.s Home Magazine
Tor 1851. Edited by
r. S. ARTHUR AND VIRGINIA r. TOWNSEND.
VOLUMES XIII. AND x&Iy.


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American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-09-28

NOTICE is hereby given To all persons Interested that
~ the following accounts have been passed and filed
IN the Registers Office, Of Butler county. and will he
presented for confirmation and allowance to the Orphans
Court to be held in Butler, Wednesday, September
y, laGl
Final account Of William Rea and John Staples Exr's
Of job Staples, docd. Filed May 10 lsG4.
Final account of Susan Nureron, Adm'I Of Henry
NorcSan decd. Filed hay - 1874.
fiual and Supplementary crount Of Jnn lurrin Tx r
Of Hugh Nurrin, decd. Filed bl Hugh 3 Vim. MuIrin
LNr'r. Of John Mnrrin decd, june ., lSoi.
gan decd. Filed June 2, 1861
Fnd account If David Doils, ENr. Of George Ebert,
decd. Filed June 3. 1854.
Final account OF WIn. Dunbar EN'r. of Mary NGrer-
gOr, decd, Filed June 10, ISG4 Z
Final account Of Henry Knaufl Guardian of CltharinS
Dnmbacher formerly Cathrine knaun. Flied June II,
Final account Of H. G. Turk and Mary Turk, Adrn'rs.
Of James G. Turk, decd. Filed June II, 1s64.
Final account Of Wnl. G. C3nnphell Admir- of VIM.
Campbell decd. Filed june p. lSJ4
Final account Of James H. MAiahon, Admir- of James
NJ Maliou, decd. FILED June 30, 1851
Final account Of james Anderson and Christiana Ker-
ner. Adinrs. Of Jolu kerner decd Filed July o lsl4
Final account Of Thomas MNees, Admir-. Of Samuel
NJ intire, decd, Filed July H. 1864.
Final account Of James Bteiin Admir-. Of John Gra-
ham, decd. Filed July p, 1861.
Final account Of Hugh Murrin Admir-. Of Edward NJ
Kinney, decd. Filed IHy =, 1sd4
Final account of Wm. Campbell, Guardian Of Margaret
d. Sey bert and Bernard d. seyhurt Fed Aug. l. 1s6l
Final account Of Francis liott, Admir- Of Gottieb
Wolf, decd. Filed Aug 5. lsG4. -..-4.
Fiua account Of john Q. Coll Guardian Of Margaret
Coll Minor child of Cornelius Coll decd Filed Aug H.,
1854
Final account of J. W chrsty Ex'r. of John MKis-
sick decd. Filed Aug. H. 1864.
Final account Of James q. Wilson and Thomas Dom
aldson Exrs. of James Wilson, decd Filed Aug H. 8t.
Final account Of Z. Maurhon, Admir-. of Christian
Dethloh, decd. Filed Aug. II, 1864.
Final account Of j. c. Kelly and Iriah ArNees Admrs.
Of John Kelly, decd. Filed Aug. II, 1864.
Final account Of J. w Christy, Admir-. Of Daniel Pat
terson, decd Filed Aug. l6, 1864.
Partial account of John Gregory, Guardian of Minor
children Of Jonathan Cornelius. Filed Aug II, 1854.
Final account of Rebecca Christy, Admrx Of James
d. Christy, deed. Filed Aug. % 1864
Final account Of James Kerr Admir- and as Trustee
for the sie of the real estate of Wni H. MG late of
Mercer township decd. Filed Aug D. 1864.
flnal account OF Norman NJ Kirkland and William
Painter Ex'rs Of William Haslett fate of Winfield tp.
deed.
Final account Of David Leectand Adam Kreps Admrs.
OF Matthias schNoebeL Filed Aug. 25 1864.
JAMES :. KENNEDY Reg.
Per JoHN I'll. CRATfY, Dep.
Registers Office Butler, Aug "a 1854.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-09-28
LEGAT. ADyERTESEMENTs,
SHERTFFS SALES.

DY vrtueof sundry writs Of Vcndtoni Expanas Alias
ID Nenditiuni Exponas and fieri Facius, issued
court OF common Pleas oi atier county and 70 me
directed there viii be exposed 10 public sale q be Court
House, in the borough Of Butler, on MONDAY, the
2eth day of september, 1864, at l O'clock
p. m, the following described property, TO wit:
All the right, title, interest and claim Of Joseph Barn
haIt and John Barnhat Of in and 70 twenty acres
land more or less situate IN Fairyiew ownship fer
county, Pa, bounded north by Philip FBarnhsrt east by
Simon Barnhart, south by Andrew BaTnhort, west by
John Eyerhart Log House, Log Barn and Log Spring
property Of Joseph Banhart and John arulart the
suit Of Eli Baph and John utrhsson, Executors Of Geo
HntchesQn, deed
All the right title, interest and claim Of John Henry
krerps Of in and 70 seventeen acres Of land,
less situated ia jackson township nutler county Pa be-
ginning at the northwest at post theEce by
lands Of james Weserman south SIS degrees west 10 per-
ches 10 stone, thence ty aud Of Thomas Donaldson
lands ct Slmnel Letcher south 50 degrees east $40 per-
Gees g white Oak, thence by lands Of james /, l.
ming Seized and taken IN execution the property Of
John lieHry Krepps, ct the suit Of Jane Wilson
All the right. title. interest and claim Of Andrew Burt
ner Of in and 70 one kundred of land less
stuatedin Marion township, Butler county Pa bounded
west by - seaton. Seized ard taken in execution as
the property of John Burner, at the suit af John RAY
Trustee Of George Ward deed.
All the right title, interest and claim of James If o.
Donncil Of IN and TO lot Of ground situated in Oakland
NNNalll bhtil tNutllf uDuilti libllA ny BuiAft.
cast BY }. Fieck south by J. rleck west By p6lan Lu
House and stable thereon erected Seized and taken in
execution az the property Of james II. 0Donnel at the
suit Of Charles ODonuel, for use
ALSO,
All the right, title, interest and claim Of Andrew limb
lin, Of in aud to one haase and lot situated in sunbury
Butler county, Pa bounded north 10y lot Of VIM patter-
son. east by an alley, south by Thomas c. Thompson.
west by N'in street, Frame House ani Stable thereon
erected sczed ami taken execution a. the property
of Andrew Timblin, at the 7eit OF II, Elale.
Also
All the right, title interest and claim Of VIM IIscl-
ton, of in AMI to tfty Of land more less sul-
ted in Butler township Butierc0uhtv Pa bounded north
by nUs # John Hu~gltuu east by lands If Widow Col
lins heirs, south y lands Of Dnnicl lHrlaid west by
lands Of leter rHber, Frame dwelling House and small
Frame stable thereon erected. sezi and taken in ex-
ceuton rs the property Of VIM Huselton at the suit OF
john Huselt0n,
WH o. BRAeKENRIDGE sh'f.
sherin- Office Butler. Aug. 81. 1851.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-09-28
sEtEREFF.s NOTICES.
NOfice IN Partition.

TN the matter Of the Partition Of the Hea Estate Of
1 salnuel Meals late Of Washington township deed.
In the tlrqhans' Court Of Butler county No. o. Dec
Term 1s63 june H. 1854 inquisitionied and confirm
ed Ntsf.
The Commonwealth 81 Pennsylyania-To the heirs and
legal representatives of samuel Meals, decd to Wit =
Elizabeth Meals willow, and Jacob Meals William Meals
Dania Meals, Mary Meals, neg1narried with Thomas
Meals intermarred with William Grant and children oi
Nancy Meals decd who was intefnarriel with Elisha
Hiliafd You and each Of YOU hereby cited to be
and appear before our Judges, at Orphans Court be
held at Butler in aud for the county of Butler on the
fourth MONDAY Of September next it being the 10Th
day Of said month"; TO accpt6r orrcuee the premises at
the apprHsFHent or valuation, show cause wig tue
same should not be sold. By the Cnutt.
WATSON J. YOUNG
Butler, July Is, 1861 Clk. Of o. O.
10 oll Of which, the heirs and legal representatives Of
Samuel Meals, deed, are hereby required to take no
tiee. NM q. BRACK ENRtDGE, shin
Shernrs o1fce Rntler Aur. II. 1861
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-09-28
Notice in Petition.

the matter af the Petition Of Henry J. Beghly and
/ Isaac sutton brpHtitonof the Red Estate Of Chris
tian Boighlcy. late Of ay township, deceased,
In the Orphans Court Of guter county, No. IS, June
Term, 1854
The Commonwealth Of Pennsylvania. - To theiITeirs
aud Legal Representatives. Of Christian BeigiIy. decd
70 wit; Ninm Beighlv ROsana intcunlt1ied with
Christian Bright. Mary T., interm1uisd with Francis
Freer Margaret jane intermarried with Isaac Sutton
Henry J. Beghlv Matilda Heighy and NJ. NJ Beghly
TIE said Hrll Estate consists Of certain messuage. or
tracf Of hand, containing one hnnred AMI fifty acres
more or less situate In Clay township. Butler county
PENNSYLVANIA adjoining lands Of Jacob Brown c. Miller
Philip SAuicpson Henry Deer. and others. You audcach
Of you hereby cited to appear before Judges
orphans Cour 10 be held at Butler. in and for the
county of Bnier ON the Fourth Monday OF September
neNtit being The 26th 'hv Of said month show cause
why said writ Of Partition should not be awarded pray
ed for By the toutt.
WATSON J. YOUNG. OK.
To al Of which, The heirs and legal Representatives 1t
Chit Beghly dec dare hereby required to se ,iptice
W. o. BRACKENRlnGE,
Aug II. 1861. -- Sheriff
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-09-28
Notfcc in Esefitior,.

IN the matter Of the Petition of Robert H. Black Of
Marion township, for writ uf Partition Of the Real
Estate OF Robert e. Black. deceased.
In the Orphans Court Of Butler county, No S, June
Term lsGI.
The Commonwealth Of Pcnnsy lyaua to the heirs and
legal representatives of Robert c. slack. decd vita
Nancy A. Black, widow rcsiduein Cherry p. and John
Black, now in the army William Black residing in Mar
ion tp, James Black residing in Warren county Penn
syvana; Robert L. Black residing in Marion township
Joseph Black resi1iug in Yenango county, Pennsylvania
Ephfaim Black residing in Cherry township; Eliza Jane
intermnrred with James Campbell residing in Washing
ton township; Julia A. Black, residing in Yenango CO.
Harriet Black residing in Cherry township and Caroline
residing in Cherry township. The said Real Estate
ssts Of certain tract ot land, situaed in Marion tp
bounded flIlows On the North, by Jacob Stemmat2
the East by lands Of Matthew Blacks heirs and Jas
Kerr, on the South by Alexander and Samuel VI hurry.
and on tie West by heirs of Yandike aud Jacob Stem
and seyentyhve acres; also lot OF ground situate in
Cherry township. bounded on the North by II G. MCoy.
Elst by Thgmns fuchison South by W. IIutchsou and
West by nu NH5son, containing fifteen acres You and
each of you are hereby cited pHppcar before Jud
1T an orphans Court to be held Butler in and for
the county of Butler The Fourth Monday of Sepem
Der neStit being the 2bth day of said month"; to show
cause why writ of Partition should be awarded
prayed for. BY the Court.
WATSON j. YOUNG Cl'k.
TO all Of which, the heirs and legal Representatives of
Robert c. Black decd hereby required 10 take
tice.. W. o. BRACKENEIDGE
ACctt. 1861. Sheriff.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-09-28
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