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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-04
THE PHILOSOPHERS STONE AT

Il LAST DIsCovERkp-Or, rather the place for
cheap goods n acknowledged to be at GEORGE ia
COBs, No. 20 Main street.
Cioaks, Nantes and Rasans 20 suit the most fasti
dious, at a ren,af kabiy low price
Bouuets. Flowers, Ruehes, Hair Pins. Cashpeines
and Head Dresses. at a less rate than any estab-
lishment.
Beautiful styles Bonnet Ribbons as low AZ l2c. per
yard
Hoops and Fxteps sion Skirts, at the lowest rates.
uoeiery and Embroid ries, in great variety.
Dress Trimmings and fribges-some ss low as ID.
per yard.
Fancy Goods and Notions In great variety. and at
lees rates than ever.
Those DESTROYS OF securing bargains will end II to
their interest to eive me a call.
Remember; nearly opposite the 81. Charles Ho-
tel. Remember. No. 40. Main st no 30
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-04

"A KKL'VE'0 TIIHgt5! ETIHges =
4 GOLDSMITH has eonplete stock OF Black Velvet
Heal Fringes. all widths: colored Silk Frnges a,
all prices; Black Velvet Ribbons, Galloons Tas els
and great variety of other les of Trimmings;
aud Gs the season is somewhat advanced, will be
opened at u great reduction in prices.
no2l ". G0LnSMIT. 205 Broad st.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-04

T EATHER BELTING-The subscri-
- Der alwsYs has on fand full assortment Of su-
perior LEATHER BETTING of his own mannfac-
ture. Aiso-LACE LEATHER and BELT HOOKS
he s also Sole agent in this City asd vicinity for
Ed Page & Co.'s whose BELTING, toe the high
est premium at the late Fair of the Mechanics In
stitute in this City. N w Stafford,
No IA, Main street, up stairs
no 26 -2w* Richmond Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-04

OFFICE RICHMOND AND DANVILLK X Ri
RICHMOND, Nov. 10Th. 1853.
THE Eleventh Annual Meeting Of the
l. Stockholders Of the Richmond and Dsnyilie
DAY the 9Th day Of December. 1885, ct the once Of
the Company;
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CUPERB RICH AND HEAVY DI

g FL - ONLY A NINE PENCE Il have.
Without any exception. the best bargain IN De
FeGes, Tor nine pence the yard, that can DO pur-
chased in this city. Call and see
AUGUSTUS MAILERT,
.AE II 81
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-05-14
Law Notica.

r EVANS, whose residence is supposed to be some
M.rssres Evan. pifs e 80 Ja5h EFaa.- IS D.sid L,asid.
Ohio. did, on the IIth DAY OF NAY. Is. isss. die her pe,i.
si On in \ p c9ur, Of s gsn saass Pea Fl obi,o within asn,5 and ,b for . The
Jeha Evans. and Benjsmia Powers. setting forth that on
BENJAMIN Powers. esssged a paper writing, signed BY
them, Whereby the sad faTsTa sGrssa for the , consider.
a certain ,ract of land on the scieto river then occupied BY
cres OF land, and beingsa Lat in section 1, Township S. and
and mnnS S i y 70 s sssa fo ss ers. P pr aaed OF as sass asIh ' eep,e ma5ssr
i hsi2; = an @ ssis P ns,I5Eon 19 dssee ass5sars Of said a premise. ssI "a . = Ss
Evans agreed TO pay SAID Powers the sum Of Fifteen nun-
1852 and twelve hundred dollars in six equal annual pay
n n.fI rem APR IL lsn ~; 70 Pear rim hn'e FSs :, winch ,me
deed for said premises. and to receive a mortgage thereon
Of said paper writing said John Evans paid thereon one
81 sane an me- y y IN ms T. slhl ,ssa h ms ~ e Z, saam Y nae f6 q a ar
after said agreement was made. to Wit on the = day OF
proved 10 be insane. and was lawfully admitted 10 the Lu:
April lsss, aud y as then discharged as incurable; shAth
is still insane, and hns been 50 since time preyious 10 the
rseovery; has SAID Margaret his, BY said John Evans, i've
t9ol possession u ssIt premises April ist. 1857, and hath
renslnel y Eussstsss IS hereof ever since; that shorsly AZ
caIlee IA sad Powers. and desired 30 rey5ke the saIae.
aarssTes, and shaa uhsa shs Sszt saw he sad Power. she
tpar a.as insn II III ~ps aid i II II 3 whIe / said a. Pe sa rs asre !
Ira shs san,s written ngsse.nent mAa e fact made " sssd
Evans being eniiEclx eeasroled ~ her in all matters rela-
t IN "a. NJ KIT M 1 49, y : .,n VI. /. IL .Se s AZ eeg o .. = ~ OF -;
and msnagensa', wi.hop, any sssist.nee fteIn said John
LID John tvaas, said asrecsneae was wholly void; thai she,
enaS s. ann asna n $ for sa s.3 P 5ebn sss sao P p assrn1 = ibi su suS,
te her upon the payment Of the balance Of said purchase
other relief. Said petition must be answered on or before
ehc ID day Of July, A u. 1855.
Attorneys for Peitisner.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-05-14
Historical Enigma.

/ am composed of rs letters.
N.Y. 70 81 IS A. IL B is a University in Qhis.
Myz2o SO as 50 ~ % q great matthew atieian.
MY 81 s 16 SO s Ill - nemieror of Italy.
MY 20 1 % IS $40 20 s an Arabic philosopher.
My ! Ii 10 81 Il s 70 20 A s3 an eminent En-
glish philosopher.
Ny 90 40 10 2 81 81 % aduke.
M 10 81 A. 81 I sns English poet
My Is 3s IS As II 6 81 2s ie 81 q Danish astrou-
oIners
Ny IS SO p n IL Is a celebrated American IL
vino.
My 20 . IS 81 I q Swiss mathematician
Ny 8 Is q q 81 an eloquent irishman
My 94 Al 81 s5 n 20 ls 3 sovereign Of Jerusa-
lem.
Ny 1as as 81 Il MA president Of tho United
States.
Ny whole is the Battle Speech Of the great
est hero Europe ever produced.
Who Will ansMerl ROMANCS.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-05-14

MUcn TRUrH IN 4 SMALL CoMPAss.-We are
q free people, q great people, an ~enterprising
peopie; sSut It must be admitted, also, that we
are = pYsPxpri1 rKorLx- Our stomachs are by
no means as souno = our political constitution,
and many Of ua, If addressed in the language
of Macbeth
LET econ pIeEszios wait on afpe.t's,
would anxiously inquire by what means the
wish could be realized. That question, thaaks
to TuoHAs HolLawAY can be ~triuDphantly an
throughout the world as HoLLowAT1s Pitts, is
literally . apeei6e for the complaint. imperfect
digestion results from . dilute condition of
the gastric juice fluid which dissolves the
food in the stomach, and fits it for apple alton
to the purposes CT life in the form of blood
If the organ which seeretes this solvent is in q
state of morbid irritation, the fluid will be def
Gent in quality and quantity, and its appointed
be intellectually perfo rmed. The stomach being
disordered, the whole vital machinery to which
it furnishes s~nstenance and strength viii be
weakened, and the animal spirits, sympathi-
xing with the bodily debility, viii becom-
greatly depressed. This is DrsPKPsIA; and its
victims, when it has assumed the chronic form,
are the most miserable of mankind. 1t is gem
orally accompanied by loss Of appetite, attsnu-
alton, oppression after eating, irregu larity of
the bowels, low nervous fever, great debility
palpitation of the heart, broken sleep, pain in
the right side and between the shoulders; and
profound melancholy. All these symptoms,
and every other variety in the manifestations
<f this distressing malady, are rapidly removed
by q course of HoLLowAY's Pills. Putting
tie testimony ~ofotters ont of the question, we
have fal warrant from personal obser walton
for this broad and positive statement.
Il is not to be marvellsd at, then, that DIR.
Holloway has acquired such universal fame
Very seldom do the crowned heads of Europe
condescand to invite private citizens to their
palaces, but there Is scarcely q royal palace in
Europe where tbs Doctor is not Q welcome vis-
itor, and whose sovereign has NOT horored him
with some rich present as D testimonial OF his
esteem. Nor does his rsnown rest here. He is
as well knoHnin China and Hindostan, in Cai-
70 and Sydney, as he is in London, Paris, St.
Petersburg, Roma, Madrid, Berlin Vienna, or
New York and in each Of these cities he is
honered, and in aomo instances revered as a
benefaetor. If be had appeared in q former age
of the world hiz success would have been at
tributed to magic. Wa have. even heard that
the Ignorant peasantry in England and Ger
many, at the present day, endow him in their
imaginaticns, with supernatural gifts.
IN these renarks upep q man who is distin
snished from gil physicians whatsoever by the
speed, simplicity and certainty of his cures, we
wish to. discharge o duty which We. owed, OF
thought We owed, to the public. It is for them
10 act upon our suggestion as they think ft,-7
n. "6ar9Ga Msrcpryn =
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-05-14

On. MAsa's AeuR BALsAx-This wonderful
compound is having an extensive sale in all
parts Of the Union where ague exists. 1tis one
Of the few medicines which are now sold over
claim for them And unlike all other remedies
that are Recommended by their proprietors %
cure all the ills that flesh Is heir to-this reme-
dy il only recommended for chills, fever and
Ague. or tha I particular class OF diseases grow
ing out OF or the result of miasma, SO common
in our western country. The numerous evil
denees OF its great curative properties, and the
high estimation placed upon it renders it the
greatest discovery Of the age, and it ID deserves the
entire appreciation Of all classes Of fsscn. Those
having occasion tcnse Q medicine Of this kind
are urged TO spare no pains to give this q trial
tisement in another column OF this paper. Sold
by all good druggists.
MAY I'll mo.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-05-14

May IA 1883
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-05-14

FITss! It'll FITs!!
HANcE,S ExTRAcT
EPfIEPTfC PILLS.

EF1LER I1G FlLL6f
Fer the Cure of Fits. SpasTns, Cramps, ard all
Nervous and constitutional Diseases.
DERSONS who are laboring under this distressing mRla
L dy win ind IASCEiS yEGET ABLE Ei.ILEPTIC
PILLS to be the only remedy eyer discovered for curing
Epilepsy or FAfspg Eaz. @A $50
These pills posses: q specific action on the n"rvons sys-
tenn; and, alfhuughthey Mre prepared especially for the rur-
pose Of curing Fits they Will be foHni Of especial benefit
for all pers0ns afflicted with weak nerves. Or WHOSE nervous
system has been Frustrated or shattered from any cause
whatever. In Chronicle complaints. OF diseases ofionR stand
superindaced by nervousness, the5 are exceedingly
beneficial.
D Price IS perJox, or two box Sfor 45. Persons ont ofthe
city. enclosinE a Renaissance. ~hlhaye the pills sent them
through the mail. free q postsRe Fer sale ~ SETH ;.
tn whom orders from allparts ofths Ellion nHstb ea address
I'd. Dnstpaid. iune 26-4v
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-05-14

COMMERCIAL TRAxELLERs--Dr. Ayers bu-
siness Agents are . pleasant annual to as, COM
ing about as surely as the year. We can cay of
them what we are sorry we cannot of all such
visitors-that they are uniformly gsn2enasD-
They are known to us of the press, as able and
reliable, accomplished business men Of q char
acter well worthy the benevolent calling in
which they arc engaged, Of promulRat ng the
hest remedies for the sick this age affords Sue
cess to you gentleman and TO your cause, for
both deserve success--IIIartf1rd Chronicle.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-05-14
sheriff and Master commissioners Sale

J.J.& G. W. Helt DY virtue Of ade-
vs.. ID eretal order of
Reuben Lamb. sale to me directed
from the Court of Common Pleas of Delaware
county, Ohio, Ishalloffer at public sale, at the
doerof the court house in Delaware, on Mon
day the 14th day Of june, 1853, between the
hours of 10 o'clock, q. m. and A o'clock, p. M. of
said day the following described property, to
wit Situated in the town of East Delaware,
and on a lot of land bounded North by the
Berkshire Road being an extension of Will lam
street east by property belonging to Henry
lumbus g. Cincinnati Railroad, and west by
Lamb e. Finch's Addition to said Town Of East
Delaware. Appraised at $1400.
CHARLES SHERMAN, Sheriff
and Special Master Commissioner.
May IA, 1858. [$S,oo.l is.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-05-14
spRINGMEnInTNE
GET THE PUREST.
GET THE

GET II PJRE3K
GET THE CHEAPEST,
GET THE MOST EFFIGACIOUS
In short, get THE BEs7, which are DR.. Ro6acE's
SesndiaagiGa Blood Purifier and Blood Pi22s-
These wonderful Medicines are entirely vegeta-
bic, leave no bad effects, and can mot by any
possibility injnre the most delicate constit1-
lion. Never was q good Spring Medicine so ne
cesssry as now for in addition to the Skin Dis
eases and deranged Stomach and Liver, which
every Winter produces, it is most evident to all
who are accustomed 70 rote the powerful inhu-
euee for good or Ill that she mind has upon the
body, that the anxiety II mind eansed by the
late widespread money troubles, hasinjured the
general health of almost every one. Then
cleanse, strengthen and purify your system with
the Scandinavian Remedies, and you viii pro-
baby save yourself from serious illness the
summer.
E See Advertisement. ap 16-Ia
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-05-14

" til three letters only confined in my name,
treat power. indeed, | Unfold;
The merchant, the farmer, and every one else,
They ean'tdo without me, I'm told.
Yes, all would possess me Protector I am
OF eyerythiug-iife not excluded.
l'min use every day; I'm peaceful, I'm calm
Pray guess-for my story's concluded.
Give answer next week. ATKINSON.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-05-14
fhe Two PropositIons

To settle the Kansas imhrogiio, one day,
The House aud the Senate were Worried;
The one answered Yes and tho other said Nay.
Andttold Baekn was distressingly Hurried.
Billy English appears and unfolds in his hands
A plan, stepped in cunning and knavery;
Hesays,.Giv the Kansas folks millions of lands
If they'll swallow Lecompton and Slavery 7
Even SO, all the kingdoms of earth to Messiah
Were she wn by the Spirit Of Evil:
AL these will l give.,' saidthe Boosting old lin r
Only fall down and rcorsAip tie Ostt ~
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-05-14

HoLLowA1s PnLs-Persons Of piethoric
habit, subject TO ~atefnperary loss OF conscious
ness from a sudden discrimination of the blood
to the brain. viii find great benefit from g
courseof HoilowayS Pills Epilepsy, spasms,
onyulsions, Mysteries peipitatlen OF the heart.
and ali affections arising from disordcred action
of the vascular and nervous syete ms ara enred
by a steady sud persesering adherenee to this
mild cathartic. It regulates the setion of the
great internal organs, and thus eqralizes The
eirculatieu.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-05-14

THE Poard of the Delaware County Agricultural Societ,
VIII meet at the Council Chamber, in Delaware, on Fri
day IN May, 1855, ut 10 O'clock a. m, to attend to impor
tant business.
April 81, 1883 PRATT. Sec-v
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-05-14
sheriff and Master Commissioner. sale.

I-racl J. Richardson QY virtue of q deere
vs. ~ tai order OF sale to
William c. Thorn. me directed from the
Court of Common Pleas of Delaware county,
ohio, l shall selIat Pablo sale, at the door of
l4th, 1855, between the hours of 10 o'clock,
a. m. and 4 O'Clock p. m. of said day, the fol-
lowing described real estate, to wit In Lots No
three hundred 1901 and three hundred and one,
sol in Andrews q Richardson's Addition to
the Town Of South Delaware in Delaware COM
ty, Ohio. Appraised at $I5o.
CHARLES SHERMAN, Sheriff
and Special Master Commissioner.
May IA, 1857. ts2pol IS
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-05-14

The following nominations for the Fire
Department, and officers of the Olentangy
Engine Hose. and Hook and Ladder Com
panies, were made to the Council at their
last meeting, and ratified by that body
w. Miller, Chief Engineer Fire Depart
ment; s. w. Terrence, IstAss't Engineer;
j. Kruek, I'd; J. G. Grove, Foreman olen-
tausy Engine Cos C. F Albright. Foreman
Neptune Hose Co.; E. c. Vining. Fore
man r. g. r. Hook and Ladder Co.
The following gentlemen were at The
same time elected Fire Wardens: Nathan
iei Evans, John Wolay, B. F. Wiley and
John Shibely.
WILLIAM GREGoRV, of Coluulbns,a young
man well known by many of our citizens.
was brutality murdered in Cincinna ali, last
Sunday evening, BY a man named Charles
Kendall. They had been out riding du-
ring the forenoon, and on returning to the
city, dispute arose between them in a
drinking saloon in regard % the Expenses in
cured, during which Kendall struck GRECO
E
~ a violent blow in the face, bet was pre-
vented from doing him further injury by the
landlord. Gregory then went to his board
ing house, Kendsll soon after following, and
being shown to his room, marched up to
him, and without either snying a word,
knocked him down, and hen selling a large
wash bowl struck him violently on the head
with it, crushing in the skull, from the eff
fects of which death ensned in a short time.
Previous to going to Gregory's ROM, Ken
dali had avowcd his Intention to follow him
up and kill him. Both parties were intoxi-
Gated ut the time, and both were OF the class
known as fancy or sporting mem
Gregory belonged to = Columbus family Of
the highest responsibility, was himself an
esteemed citizen before he became addicted
TO gambling and intemperaRce-and being
noted for his amiability and inofensigeness,
had no enemies and many friends even in
lis fallen state. Kendall has been arrested
and committed to jail, 70 await trial for Che
murder.
The Menagerie Of Van Alnburg & Co.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-05-14
Miscellaneous Enigma,

1amcomposed Of 10 letter 8,
MY u Z 8 is found in Shakespeare.
My II . 2 Is prime in tho morning.
My II 5 / IS is the curiosity OF Europe.
What warrior ever suffered q more ignonini Gus
death than lid my 10 4631I53
In the Mediterranean Sea is found my Is s Z 5.
Ny whole is q Phenomenon in Nature which is
very fmperfect1y understood by man, and terri
flying to the ignorant oven of our own country.
Some one please answer next wsek.
ATKINSON.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-05-14

DR MANN 4 CO. 81 have sold = large amount Of your
Agur Bnls.m in this vicinity, and from my personal knowl-
edge Of it I believe il To be the best remedy for chitisi fe
q anS y thai has ever bern snli III our State
..nnafu IL Nuurs LA HYDE
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-05-14
Legal Notice.

~ , Sarah A. Condii, Alice Jane cetraAt. ANrtkA 7 CON
= dA, John Conuit, LorenISS. Sondfe ans David II. Con
dit:
You Are hereby notified, that I'd ihG y2:h soy OF april
4. d. 81, 4. as 4 administrator Of Ju ham " Londit dec'e
nled Ia the Probate Court Of Delaware county. @. a pc
dion the Gfjec; and pray er Of which Is 20 Jbtein an order OF
said Ua'r- authorizing me 10 coinpIele n contract mHde 10
the lfetime of sNid JothRIn NJ. Condit with n. II. Dent, fOr
the Sole Ut his in errg In the following Real hsiaie, u vi
sixty hye AcrSs ~ Land lying brIwren the lands or said
bent ami the Heirs Of John FeAk decd, ana d,oiiing both,
and known ms In ''Cundtt FARM in fren'on t0wnship.
i.elaWare cotfttT, Ohio; aud to antloriZe me to exvcuHe q
deed to said Dent. on behalf of said deceient and mis- neirs.
in accordance with the slip Iih.ions OF HStd Er.lclv Of agree
ment.
said petI ion viii he for bcaring before the Probate Judge.
at his Office in the town Of lpelam ure, onthe 9Th d4T ~ May.
A. Il, lo5S, or as soon rhereaf er AZ counsel can be heard
T. ". IOSlBIT, Admir-. Of
GOTHAM ". ConilI, dece
ann n. Ists All ~2t
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-05-14
CORN PUMPfEI2EN
Ahets,cls e1I Rrlcyl
Druggists aud Pharmaoeatists
Everv Man His Own pbv,io5an

Della warr Heasr nn.tSss, one touE Nrrtt q tse Fss.sa
ami ~wFrchNArs Bsnk@ EsfSNSFN, fhip-
Agc >. 1870
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-05-14
Probate Court, Delaware Co.
Petition 10 sell Land.

F.Gs Albright, Admir-. Of
Charles Ohtendingcr decd.
against Probate Court, Delaware Co.
The unknown heirs and le- Petition TO sell Land.
gal reFresentaryes OF said
Charles on endingcr.
Two Tie unknown heirs and legal Representatives. OF ChsB.
L 0ntrndinger deceased
You are hereby informed that on the 18th day Of May. A.
d. 1888, ! as Administrator aforesaid, filed q petition in the
Prosate Court of delaware County, Ohio. the object and
prayer of which petition is to obtain an order Of said Court
Tor the sale Of the following real estate tof which the said
Charles Dffendinger died sezed1 tn pay the debts OF said
decedent, 10 wit: a tract OF land situated in Williams eoun-
ty, Ohio, in Range one ID. Township ak ID. ana Range
thirtY-three GS5,, eng The west half ot the northwest guar
ter Of said Section. Also, the following tract or parcel OF
land. situated in the Town Of Norton, in Delaware county,
Ohio and described as follows; Fart Of Out Lot No eign-
teen (hI, bounded on the north by lands of James A Gro -
lands Of George W Bowers and others; on the east By landa
nj a. Sweetses and oihers-supposcd TO contain one acre
more or less. WINCH petition viii be for hearing at The OF.
ice of the Probate Ju1se in said coaaty, on he lfth day OF
June, A, d. 1885, or as soon thereafter as COUNSEL can be
by r. B .sMIra his ATTY. charhs ontendlnger deed,
r. q. A~LBRIGHf. Admr.of
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-05-14
SHERIFF SALE.

Geo wolf& VIM Perry ,exrs1 by virtue CT
vs.. an execution
Geo " Coats q sarn1 Tyler.o to me direeted
the Court of Common Pleas of Delaware
county, Ohio, l shall offer ut public sale, at the
door of the Court House, in Delaware, on Mon
day, the l4th day of june 1858, betw cen the
hours OF 10 o'clock a.. M. and 4~o'clock p m. of
said day, the following described real estate, to
wit Part Of survey No. 62s3 in the Virginia
Military District, commencing at two bseches,
being corner to the lot of land sold by John
Evans to David Evans, and running thencs ~
4 deg. 20 min, w. Two hundred and cightll0 81
poles, thence s. IS deg, w. seyenty-six [Y6I
poles to two beech trees; thence s. 4deg. so min
E. two hundred and eight I2ssl poles to a hiek-
Org and beech; thence N. So dog. E. seventy
eight 1881 poles TO the place of beginning, CON
tanning ono hundred acres of land. Appraised
at $50 per acre.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-05-14
Sheriff and Master Commissioners sale.

Israel Lucas ct al. DY virtne of adecretal
VS.. u order of sale to me
Jsru3s Benson ct al. } directed from the Court
shall offer at public sale at the door of the Court
House in Delaware, on Monday the 1zth day of
juno, 1858, between the hours of 10 o'clock,
a. m. and 4 o'clock p. m. of said day, the fol-
in the State of Ohio, county of Delaware. and
in Virginia Military Survey No. 2s73 and being
in-lot No. sixty-one in the town of Bellepoint,
on the recorded plat of said town, and having
ffty-four feet front, and one hundred and fifty
feet deep. Appraised at 8
CHARLES SHERMAN, Sheriff
and Special Master Commissioner
Mny II, 1858. $500 ts..
u Aug, Is e0BEEIL 4 PuMPBEHY
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-05-14
GHAS. SHERMAN, Sheriff..
May II, 1858. 1881
Sheriff and Master Comnissionerss Sale.
James G Evans r virtue Of . deere,a.

james :. Evans lB order daso Of sale al to oG me- d.
VIM. r. Darnoil. } rected from the Court of
Common Pleas of Delaware county, Ohio, l
shall offer at public sale, at the door of the Cour t
House in Delaware, on Monday the l4th day of
June, 1858, between the hours of 10 O'Clock
lowing described real estate, to wit: Situate in
the countyof Delaware and state of Ohio, out
lots No. two, three, four five, six, and seven, 2.
s, 4, 5, 6, and ~ as laid off and designated in a
plat Of a re-survey and subdivision of tho West
part of Lot No. 4, and East part of Lot Nos,
in section 2, township 4, and range 10, Q. S. NJ.
made by NJ. D. Covill and D. Waliing APP
praised : at $3.50.
CHARLES SHERMAN, Sheriff
andSpecial Master Commissioner.
Mar Ia. 1883. $3.0O1 is