The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-04-28
Another Wolf Hunt.

There will be a wolf hunt on the 3Oh April in the
following bounds, The south line will range from
Dover to the old Henderson fdrm the west line from
Henderson's farm to Armstrong along the oid Bolivar
state road to the roads, (which ntersects the road
from Zoar to Griffith s,) the north line will range from
that point he roads to the ZUa hotel the east
hne will be stationed along tho tow>path, and move a.
long to be in order with the other ues the south line
will come to the first halt (maked with axe, on
hne commencing at Broners; thence 10 Anders: thence
to Isaac Gibbs
The west limo will 10 its first halt at the towns
ship road at McPhersonS school house; thence ON
line to Philip Shroyers
The north line will come to the first halt Philip
Shoyers thence along road to the ZOar wood>chop-
ping, thence along the Zoar fence to the canal.
the south line will move steadilY and slowly and
come to its second halt line ranging from Smley's
lock 10 the wiGow McNamees.
The ives: line will come TO- its second halt al the wiz
dow McNamees, along the Zoar road 10 pan of Sy-
bolts to blazed line south east of Kreigs
rhe north line will come to its second halt at the
corner of the west line thence running by bazed line
to Rcharts the canal, AT the second halt the pilots
of the different lines must divide their men, that
each will be placed at an equal distance to bring
the extremes of the different lines within speaking
distance of each other, and thereby prevent the game
from escaping
Then, all the lines will come 10 third halt, on the
line marked by an axe, and from that line they will
move in close order tU a straw line which will be The
last line.
None but the pilots shall have horns in the hunt,
and each pilot at the end of each ne shall ut each halt
give three blasts of the horn, and wait until answered
by the other lines.
No dogs to be let loose until orders are given. No
men allowed inside Of the lines
Marshais of the dav on the South Lhe-beni Reed,
Jacob Wallick, John Hicks, Jonn Kinsey, Thos Cor
such Abraham Blckensderfr. Henry Albright, Conrad
Bremen! John Shoup, s. Brainafd 2. D. McMeal, Ben.
Heiwg, Jacob Hoooingarner, Abraham Halder,aan,
Jacob A&eS John Tucker.
Pilots on tho South Line=Charles Harbaueh John
Knders John Jacob shoup, David shoup, Jacob sher.
rod, Isaac Gibbs, VIM. Wade r Isaac Crisman, Geo..
Shohp, John Young, Christian Spangler.
Pilots on the West Line Basil tarbaugh, Reubr
en- Finon, Frederick c. EIarbaugh Frederick Harbadgh
IT,, George Mcpherson. Matthias Ault, George Row.
and Matthias Galster, D. Cutler.
Marsh1ls The West Line-James Armstrong.
William Wade, Wesley Miner, John Griffith. George
Weon, Reuben Gardner, Hugh Gorsuch, Richard
Wade.
Mnrshas on the North Line 1enry Kline John
Fashbaugh, Decatur Black Peter Fashbaugh, DR. John
son, Lewis BURKE Peter Bimeler.
Pilots on the Mort Lne-Thomas CordeFy, Anon
Shannon, John Slutz, Jacob SeacrISt. Timothy Har-
haugh, James Fnton Elijah SeAcrist, ElihT Whgater
Philip Shroye,, David Miller.
Marshals on the East Line-Henry Sifiler, Christian
France, Jacob Reed, Abraham Rankin, Joseph Neal,
Michael Miller, John Black
Tho pots are requested f necessary to appoint more
pilots oh their lines. ia expected that good order
will be preserved, and that the will obsy their oi.'
GERS, and comply with tfe arrangements here made,
the want of success in former hunts may bo attributed
10 the violation of the rules Of the hunt Come one,
come ALL and let us ex,ermna;e region Of conne
try the enemies Of our sheep: -
All persons in the neghborhood Of the starting point
are respectfully requested and urged 70 attend. and
march al 10 clock a. M. precisely, and move slowly
over the ground.
and he balance if my) paid into the County TTeas,
ry for The benefit Of schools
The Pilots Of The eevefal lines will meet on the Fri-
,ar aranina prayious q AAe Hunt, al Auts 1eho0a