The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-04-14
WOLF HUNT.

There will be wolf hunt on the 9Th instant in the
following bounds, VIZ: The south line will range from
Dover the old Henderson farm; the west line from
Hendersons farm to Armstrong; along the old Borvar
road the roads, (Which ntersects the road
from ZOar 10 Gufiths,) the north line will range from
that point (he roads 10 the Zoar hote the east
line will be stationed along the tow>path, and move a.
long, 10 be in order with the other lines; the south line
will come to the first h 1t (naIked with an axe,) on
line commencing at Broners thence 10 Anders; thence
10 Isaac Gibbs
The west limo will come 10 lis first halt at the towns
ship road at McPherson'A school honsei thence on
line to Philip Shroyers
The north line will come 10 the first halt at Philip
ShroYers thence along road to the Zoar wood>cloP
ping, thence along the Zoar fence to the canal.
the south line will move steldly and slowly, and
come to its second halt line ranging from Smileys
lock, to the widow McNamees.
The ives: line will come to its second halt at the wi
dow McNamees, along the Zoar road TO part Of Sy-
bolts 10 a blaZed line south east oil kreigs.
The north line will come TO its second halt at tho
corner the west line. thence running by bazed line
TO Rcbars the canal AT the second halt the pilots
Of the different lines, must divide their men, so 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.
> hen, all the lines will come 10 a third halt on the
line marked by axe, and from that line they will
move in close order to straw line which will be the
last line.
None but the pilots shall have horns in the hunt
and each pilot the end of each lne shall at each halt
give three blasts of the horn, and wait until answered
by the othei lines.
No dogs to be let loose until orders are given, No
men allowed inside of the lines. -
Marshals of the day on the South Lne-benI Reed
Jacob Waick John Hicks, Jonn Kinsey, ThOs. Cor.
SUCH Abraham Bickensdersr. Henry Albright, Conrad
Bremen, John Shoup, s. Brainard F. d. McMeal, Be- :.
EIewig Jacob Hoopihgarner, Abraham HaldermSn,
Jacob Axe, John Tucker
Pilots on the South Llue-David Bash, John Anders
John Jacob Shoup David shoup, Jacob Sherrod Isaac
Gibbs, VIM. Wade, jr,, Isaac Crisman.
Marshals on the Wesl Line-Basil Harbaugh, Reub-
en- Finon Frederick C. Harbaugh, Frederick HarbaugI,
IT,, George Mcpherson, Matthias Aut, George Row,
and Matthias Galster.
Pilots on the West Line-James Armstrong William
Wade, Wesley Miner, John Griffith, George Welton.
Reuben Gardner, Hugh Gorsuch.
Ma.shals on the North Line-Ienry Kline, JOHN
Fashbaugh Decatur Black, Peter Fashbaugh, DR.. John
son. Lewis Burke, Peter Bmeer.
Pilots on the Mort Line-Thomas Cordery Anon
Shannon John Sluiz jacob Seacrst Timothy Har~
baugh, James Flnton. Elijah Seacrst Elihu WDgatc.
Philip Shroyel, David Miller.
Marshals on the East Lne-Henry Stffler, Christian
France Jacob Reed, Abraham Rankin, Joseph Neal.
| Michael Miller, John Black.
The pilots requested it necessary to appoint MOI
pilots on their lines. Il is expected that good order
will be preserved and that the will obey their oi-
GERS, and comply with tie arrangements here made as
the want of success in former hunts may be attributed
TO the violation of the rules of the hunt Come one,
come u and let US exienina;e 10 our region OF coun-
t.y, the enemies of our sheep.
All persons in the neighborhood Of the starting point
are respectfully requested ard urged to attend; and
march at 10 O'Clock a. precisely and move slowly
over tho ground.
Game sold to tim highest bidder, to pay expenses.
and the balance (if amy paid into the County FTeaSti~
ry for the benefit Of schools.
| April 7, l942.-thl2