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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-22

By J. &. SQUIRE Il CO., Auctloneers.
STOCK OF BLOCK TIN AND JAPANNED
- WARE AT hUCTION.-On SATURDAY NOR
Ming, July 2ith, at II clcok. on the first honr of
close concern. stock ofsuperIOr Block lin and
Japanned Toilet Sets Bath Tubs.
French and pam Cohee Makers and Pots.
Fin Pans and Bakers of various Sizes
Tea Sets. NJ easures and Cups,
Lanterns, Candes,Icks, Saucepans &c&c
TstS and am n ds a9seE; casni over mat sum
jy&2t ]. c. MCGUIRE & CO.. Aucts.
BY C. X. l.. CROWN Il Co. Auotioneers.
IN SATURDAY AFTERNOON. the 24th in
City Hall, near Indiana venue, We will sell Los No.
G. "a Square No 53e, fronting y feet, running back
Terms One fourth cash balance 10 Z, 10, ard 10
months. Deferred payments secured by a deed of
G. X. l.. CROWN & CO, Auctionsers
jy 2 ST. Corner Eth st, aud Pa av.. No. S57.
BY BONTZ d COOMBS, Auctioneers
SMALI. FRAME HOUSE AND LOT AT
> AUcTIoN.-On MONDAY, the 18th instant. at
Uses. part of Lot No. Square 55S improved by
neat Two story Frame Dwelling House, situated on
putable.
Terms at sale.
jy % st BONTZ & COOMBS, Auots.
BY BONTZ 4 COOMBs, Auctioneers.
GALE OF CARRIAGE, BUGGIES, AND
- WAGON AT AUCTIoN.-On MONDAY MORN
ING the 18th instant at O'Clock, at the corner Of
and 7th streets, opposite the Northern Market we
shall sell
substantial Family Carriage,
Busgies and Express Wagon.
All IN good order. Sale positive.
jyast ' BoNTZ & COOMBs. Auots.
By j. &. MCGUIRE CO., Auctioneers.
SPLENDID BUILDING LOT AT THE COR
- NERoF SD AND H STs. AT PUBLIC AUCTION On
TUESDAY AFTERNOON, July 9Th, at half
past O'Clock, on the premises, we shall SELL with
out reserve, that valuable lot known Lot No. /,
in SUBDIVISION of Square No. 528, sltuateGsat the
corner north and 81 streets west. having front
II street OF % feet inches and running back 100
feet to an alley and containing SS4 square feet of
ground. The intersection of Massachusetts ave-
} ne with street at this point makes large open
Epzcs IN front. rendering this Lot verT eligible
site for private residence or for BUSINESS purposes
title inquest enable.
Terms one fourth cash; the residue in 6, u aud
Is months, Tor satisfactorily secured notes. bearing
interest.
jy 2 J. C. MCGUIRE & CO., Ancts.
THE BES ROMAN ANDNAPLE STRINGS,
l. wholesale and retail, at the Music Store Of
ie8 w. u. METZEROTT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-22
ByJ.C. NeGITTRE am.,.,ro-

STR SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
Il PROVED REAL ESTATE ny NnRTu / rFI,vY.~,
0l KIN AND 18TH ~TREET$ wEsr-fSy virtue OF
uet9 IN u uSt bearing date the .Oh DAY of OCTOBER
1897, duy executed and rero rded sul,scriber III
sell ~ pubic sale. "n TUESDAY, the 2qth rIay OF
June, ia1S 1T q c "CS M. the premises Ross
IElSlon at Lot No. ~ IN square No SIS (rurt-
Ins lsetS inches on north street hetween Fourth
"id nan streets west ara TuEEtEg hack IL an a en-
with tine improvements winch cuusls, of a well huiIt
three story Brick House. '
Terms of sale: One third cash balance IN G. u
ana IL months Tor notes secured upon tho nrorsrtv
ty deed "a trust, aud hearing interest from dsy or
SAFE; and II not ccn0sd with IN SIX DAYS after tbc
SAFE the property VIII be TcsOJ ~ tie risk and eS
PeLNe al the purchaser. 4 &c trustee MI convey
only such title as Is vested an hm,
All convey SncHg at the expo. Of the purchaser
GRAS. G.. WA IL. Gh, trustee
June l6-eo&ds las a. McGIIit 4 49,
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limited STATES PATENT OFFICE,

WASHING TON, July Is, 1883.
On the petition Of Charles " son, administrator
of Ebeuezer Wilson, deceased, Of ~. Louis, ME-
SOUL PRAYING for the extensIOnO OF patent granted
- sad tbeneZer Wilson. on the sth II October.
1874, for improvements an "pTOce' = of rendering
lard" for seven wears from the eXPITa lon Of safd
patent, which takes place tue 9Lh DAY Of OctC-
brr. loSg-
T. is ordered that the ssid petition he heard 81 the
Patent Office on Monday, the ih of Sept enber next.
At " uol"ck, and all persons notified 10 ap-
and show III any they have, whN SAID Pc
tItIon ought not TO he granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required 70
file the Patent Dice their objections, specially set
forth writing. least twenty dAy before the day
of hearing; all filed hy G. her party 10 he
used at the said hearing must I've taken and trsnsn-
ted accordance with the rules OF the once, men
will be furnished on application. .,E
The testimony IN the case Will he CLOSED on INC ~
of Septem er; dispositions and other papers Ieieu
upon testimony must be hied In the once on OF oe
fore the morning Of that day the arguments any
within [. N DAYS thereafter. ,,--..--
tIrderei also that tins notice be punished IN the
ITH1on NVsshiugtnn. ID. q; aud hepBhIc4n, ~.
Inns MisSsuri once a week Tor three successive
EssSsIfbe 6rst OF SAID publications. Ia be ~ ieaSt
s,xtT DAYS before the nthsnt Septs-nisr next, the
Ssy If hearing. JOSEPH HOLT,
Commissioner Of Patents.
p :. Editors of the above papers wall please copy,
and send their bills to the Patent Office with p1per
nortsinIng tins uotice ~ Is 'sUS~
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NARSHAL'S SALE. in vIrtre Of n Wi,
The Circuit Court Ofthc District Of CclumIa Or The
C"Inty 9t MsIhI2gton, and 20 me directed, I shall
expose Z" putjic sale. for CASH, IN front OF tIa
Courthouse door of raId couaIY, on TIL YSUhY
me lIth day of August 1858, At u O'Clock m the iol
owing described property, to wit: All defendant
rlgnt, ntle, claim, and interest in and 10 or No
IN square No. 3ls, fronting = feet oa ii street north
IN Tue GUY OF Washington. ID. g. together with All
and singular tho Improvements thereon ssi1ed .nd
.evled upon as the PROPERTY Of Sam'l NJ knight aud
VII be snid To satisl iutIcia No. rs To ''cto-T
Brown. w. u 0iAS
w. SEEDEN. Marshal
~ ats for the District of Couubia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-22

NOrlCE.-l have d lev of those cheap TOILLT
" SETS on hand, which will sell cheaperVRN
than they eau I've purchased elseW here. Also[
CHINA. GLASS, and QUEENS WARE,EE&
cheaper thaE the cheapest, with many other Ky
articles too numerous 10 mention, at sc Pa. avenue,
between 9th and 10th streets.
Call ard see for yourselves.
ap l3-6m JOHN McDEvITT.
~ Fl WONDER OF WASHINGTON Is
Il GIBBS'S VEGETA BILE BALSAM PERFORM
ins almost niri"ies 40 covering up Bald Hcads and
curing alt Soap Diseases. ie a-6m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-22

" IN huctleneeTs.
positive SALE OF NEW RItG;ILS At
AUcTIoN.-Op SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
July lot' we VIII sci! IN front Of our auction room
on account of whom 1t mas conce m, without re-
~
NE" styie buEgy Wagon. well made and hand
Somely finished, made Ia order,
EnH- bohy husgIes, new style, well finished.
Terms 4 credit Of 20, 81 and 90 DAYS, for poies
satisfactorily endorsed. - "''
Jy9 WALL & BARNARD Anal.
IL THE PURCHASER OF THE AROyE-
,t serIhed busE"S having failed tO comply with me
terms Of sale they viii he resnd an ms TISL az &c
nenae on SATURDAY AZ rERNOU.4, ziIi irsI..
~ tns nlshest bidUeT. All parties interested will
lS H,s WALL & BARNARD. Aucfs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-22

THE BES ROMAN ANDNAPLE STRINGS,
i wholesale and retail, at the Music store of
ie& w. u. METZEROTT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-22

ANDRETH'S GARDEN SEEDS. RUTA
IL BAG Aust received from the fountain head,
a fresh supply of the above excellent stock of FUR
MP Seed, ogefher with White. Flat, Red-topped,
and other choice varieties. Constantly on hand
fresh Bird Seed n d Pressed Herbs, medicinal and
culinary. For descriptive catalogue Of Seeds. ell
AT the AGENCY FOR BNNDRETH'S CAB
DEN SEEDS, No. 353 L street, doors west Of
Patent Otnce. iy n cost"
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- AW ED AND SILT

- A w ID AND SILT
- w q q D.
By far the cheapest and most desirable article of
!ucl that he used during the hcsted term: for all
know that coal tiTes u!Tde must be kept up the
entire day, thereby hest 20 rad ate through
out the house % the great annoyance inmates.
Whereas, with this wood, enough need Only be Lsed
10 cook th. 1T desired meal, leaving the house
cool during the interval.
We request AL seekers IF real comfort and con-
venence TO give 10 q thai. TO be had cay of
T. J. q w. N. GAIT.
Office northwest corner I2th and 4 streets.
square south of PenRs, wanna avenue And az their
Steam Fire Wood Mills foot of l7th street. Jy l6f
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" -'iSh +" bNNNAN' ~, Nuc' IO!IaerS.
RklCh lUi 81 AND LOT AT AUCTIoN-
On MONDAY AFTERNOON. Juy -, AZ y
q cloch, we Will Scd IB front of the premises, Lot
TO :, Ia Square 7n3, being at the corner of so',th @
trect and street east, fronting 81 feet inches on
q street aud running tack l75 feet me Ies on s,,ut
" SlTeet, improved by Brick Dwelling Huuse
sale positive.
Terms: One third cash bsiar CO IN g. u and rs
months, secured by deed trust ON the propeTty S;l
81 which Ia lie paid alf CT the sale.
~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-22

AIDES SHOES, MISSES SHOES, Chill
IL DRES'S SHOES,
are selling at unusually iuw prices at The L0dtCS
= Shoe SfOrs, M. Is Pa avenue, be
- OH dnh -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-22

share OF public patronage The price. were
about as last quoted in the star. Good order
prevailed during market hours, and the reyula-
lions were strictly enforced.
TRIALS AT THE GUARD-HOUsE - Yesterday
and last night the following cases were doc keted
at the guard house and disposed Of by Justice
Dom Robert Bradford, drunk; fin. and costs
S2l5. Frank Cochran, do; workhOuse 90 days
Sarah Gibson, col, do do VIM. Johnston
col sleeping In the market; do. James Rowen,
w. Ii. Bfauzin and Ann Anderson, unlawful as
sembly; do. Chas. Delany, fugitive slave; Jail
ChaS. Crozier, sleeping in the street; workh house
90 days: II. ii. Ilineline, do; fine and costs
- Is. Richard Smith, COL, drunk, workhouse
~ days.
THE ODD FELLOWS UNION FEsrIvAL-The
Odd Fellows OF Central, Washington and CO.
fambia Lodges, offer, on Monday next, a chance
for enjoyment that we are sure will lie accepted
by large numbers of the pleasure loving denizens
of the Metropolis. Two steamboats, have been
engaged, and arrangements made that cannot fai [
TO insure good time to all who participate in
the festivities Of the occasion.
PIcKPOCkETs ABoUr.-This morning II was
discovered that some Of the ''Iight fingered gen.
try" who have been lettering about the city, had
started for the pic mic at Meridian Hill after the
chartered coaches had left. Lieut. McHenry,
with several of the city police officers, immedi.
ately started TO protect the company assembled
against the 'sharps." Probably the magistrates
Will soon hear from them.
GRACE CHURCH Pic NIcAI ARLISG1os-The
Island folks are busily preparing for the pic mic
at Arlington Tomorrow. The congregation of
Grace Church hold the festival, and il promises
TO be everything that can be desired in fact, a
model 'pic mic " Those who spend to- morrow
at Arlington will not be disappointed in spend
ing one of the Pleasantest of Summer DAYS
EXCURSION TO FoRT WAsHINGroN.-The As
senbly's church announces a grand steamboat
down the Potomac, on Wednesday
next, on board the steamer Thomas Collyer The
boat will leave her wharf at O'Clock, and after
thirty miles down the river return to
Fort Washington, where the party will spend
the greater portion Of the day Of wholesome en-
joyment that Is in store for them.
TABLES TuRNED.-Christina FOlkenstein was
arrested this morning for an assault on a man
named Alexander Cestiana. The case was laid
before Justice Dom; Christina was dismissed,
and Alexander held To bail To keep the peace.
Nox-REsIDESTs.-This morning, Alfred Car
ter, coloTed, was arrested under the law relative
to nonresident colored persons, by officer Chip
ley. He was taken before Justice Dom and fined
$50 and costs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-22

lHE MYSTERY fAPLAINED--We ment toned a
day q: two since the discovery Of Il suit Of cloth
ing on the Sycamore beach, which led to the ap-
prehension that some lad bad been drowned the
nig Lt previous while bathing; 40 strong was this
apprehension that the energetic officers of that
district Were preparing to drag for the body; but
Yesterday, we are happy to learn. a Young man
called upon Officer Birrzeli aud informed him
that his little brother had gone there To battle,
bet man drove him q without his clothes
Some BOYS made him up a suit to 20 home in
Seeing tbs notice in the papers of the clothes
bein. found, he explained the mystery in relation
20 them, above, and af er describing them
they were delivered To him. The officer wishes
II understood that the man who drove the lad
away had no authority for doing SO.
10. OF REcHABrTEs The Columbia District
Tent, 1. %. OF R, held special meeting at the
hail Of Eagle Tent, at the Navy Yard, on the
night before last, which we had no room to notice
Yesterday. The object Of the meeting was con-
nected generally with the private interests of the
order But we have been able to learn that there
j. "A evident Increase OF interest on the part Of
members, which is very encouraging TO the MEM
BEES Of this excellent institution. The influence
81 the order Is about to be exeted for the benefit
oI many w no have been unfOf tunate eDoup to be
out cf the fraternity at present t is desirable TO
nave Them return and give TO their Trnts their
former inhuence. The Primary tents compos-
~. ms DistilCt are located in North Carolina,
virginia, and The District of Columbia.
Discussed Patrick O'Brien was arrested yes
terday, for an assault and battery on ssml Rus
sell colored. On examination before Justice
Dom, Il appeared that about two weeks since a
number If colofed and white persons got into a
night, ia a section OF the city called the -,vamps
b-twren Third and Fourth streets north Both
parties get considerably maued hut il appeared
That Russell was the aggressor, and the Case was
dismissed
THE WESTERN HosK COMPANY, with a large
company Of friends, are enjoying today at the
White House Pavilion
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ICE CREAM GARDEN,

U UN n STREET.
OppoSit. franklin Square betceeH I5fh dHd lara SIS
At this pleasant place OF resort ICE CREAMS.
WATER ICES, SODA WATER, and the finest
CAKES IF all kinds, are constantly kept on hand,
ami will he served mp IN the brst style.
y. u. Families served with Ice Cream by the
quart ur gallon. jy IL I'm
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CENTRE MARKEr.-The market to-day pre-
sentsd more busy appearance than for several
days past The country dealers were more nu-
meTously represented, and they offered very
fair supply OF provisions. which sold rapidIv
during the early hours. The licensed dealers
too, were not slow TO offer plentiful stock Of
the delicacies of the season of excellent quality
ana they also were busy. In the butchers d.
partment, the usual activity was displayed by
the statesmen, and each appeared to have his
share or public patronage. The prices were
about as last quoted in the star. Good order
prevailed during market hours, and the regula-
lions were strictly enforced
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-11-05
SHERIFF SALE.
c F Bradley ct al BE s 3v Rs sis Ss sn s srSa Il

c F 8Fasl'g ct ~ B & T mt dif Ss se s frsap sSe
5Janes Winsor. Court of Common Pleas of
Delaware county, Ohio, l shall offer for sale at
the door of the court house in the town of Del
aware in said county, on Monday the 9th day
of December 1858, between the hours OF 10
O'Clock a m and 4 o1oek pm, the followin de-
scribed real estate situate in said county, to-
wit: situated in delaware county Ohio, and in
Enngs eighteen, Township six, and Section
three, being the west half of Lot No. 8, contain
ing II acres By estimation; appraised at $2l per
acre.
Also, in the same county and State, in Range
ID, Township 8, Section three I3,l and the west
half of Lot Il; suppesed to contain 50 acres, be
the same more or less; appraised at S2R per acre:
Also, in the same Range and Township, and
in SsctsoE 2;south part Of Lot Is, Containing SO
acres, and bounded as foIlows-eonrmeffeFeg at
sIst6he on a post at point NJ" in the Plat ffAae
81 Jaf DEF, county Surveyor OF DelawHTs
count4 on fhs Sd day of April, 1856; thence
north IS ~ degrees west 100 poles to a point
sD'' m said plat; thence sohtE ! degree 80 min.
west 50 l-25 poles to point s'0' in safd plat
theree ssHtR sS IL degrees east loo poles TO Q
point ii sarfse Ffat; thehcc south / degree
so minutes east 50 poles, to the pace OF begin
| ming; appraised at $2e per mere.
Also; feS acres, befng tbs west part. of Ls'
| No. IA. IL Rags fS, Township Six. Section t'Y-
U. S. y. Lands; said roy acres has for its we
line the west Inns OF sid hos IA: appraised
EHAkLEs SHERMAN, ef,criH
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-11-05
Notice in Partition.

no Mary Jane Eagon and her husband John NJ. Eagon,
4 Margare. Ann Eagon and her husband William P. Ia
gon, Of Stark COUNTY, State. Of Illinois, Keziah Rutan and
ana; Nancy Trqpbeison and her husband Joseph Tumble
on, Of Van Vert coantr State OF ohio, Samuel Wise Flor
Wise, William Wise, Minerva Wise, Christie Ann Wise
duncan Wise, aud Susan Wise, widow OF Samuel Wisc
deceased Of Delaware county Ohio; and Philip Wise, Of
Union county Ohio.
You wilftake notice. that on this 29th day of October A.
ID, 1925 the undersigned. Daniel Wise, filed a petition in the
Court OF Common Pleas of Delaware county, Ohio, where
the same is nov, pending, demanding partition OF The fol
Toying described real estate, to vii: Situated in the State Of
Ohio, county Of Delaware, tawpship Of Troy, and in Sec
TOP No; Iwo, Township gye, Range No. nineteen, United
east part of Lot No: six, containing one hundred two and
onetoqrth acres-The south west quarter of I,ot No. four
containing one huPdred twenty pine and one iourIh acres
And the northwest corner Of Lot No. three. contafnins
nineteen and one-hah acres--Also, In Lot No. fourtee6
in Bomlord a s~eetseT's addition 10 the town OF Norfb
pela ware, in said county, mumbere l3y in The renumher
ing or the lots OF the 9Yn Of belayarej
1he Undersigned demaDdS that partition be made of The
SAID zeal estate, as follows, 10 Wit: 10 the undersipned n
twelfth part; to the said Mary Jane Eagon. Marrsret n1
Er.agoh: n eziah RpuAn, Nancy Tumbleson, Samuel Wiae
Flora Wise William Wise, Minerva Wise, Christie Am
Is Duncan,Wise and Philip Wise, each one tvselfih mari.
ana tQ sHsah Wise dover in the whole.
AT the next term of said Court, an application will he
made BY The Undersigned, for an order lint partittoS NAV
Wise therein assigned. U '"s""
Rv Rim R.ro~ DAVID WISE.
Oct. -, 1888. iSs rsl f
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-11-05
SHERIFF SALE.

L'mprec 1s q Bros RY virtue of an sxecu-
D, "a naARer ct all from the Court of Com
at public sale at the door of the Court IIonse in
pelawaFe' on Monday, Dec. 8, 1855, between the
na;a Oh ~ O'Clock a. m. and 4 O'Clock p. m. of
wit Situated in Marlborough township Della.
ware county, and State Of Ohio. 1t being in
c sne nia;etee m range, township six, section one,
t t1n nSong Oh a certain sew mill, now known as
particular description of the premises aforesaid,
reference is had 10 the title OF convoyance made
e hlm Fl 9y h1theE Gems; The same being reeor-
fee in said oounty7NzAppraised at 500. u
Nov, 5, 1858, 1900 tojAMAN ShsF,s e.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-11-05
PUBLIC

fss1HE citizens of Delaware and vicinity arr
reeauested and earnestly urged to meet a,
1emplaf Hal on Monday evening, November
8th, is5s, at 7 O'Clock. for the purpose of taking
into consideration he interest and best plaH to
promote, perpetuate .and keep in order the
Grove Cemetery Asso~ciation-plans and MEAS
ures will be presented to the meeting fof their
anrr.val and execution. Those boa utiffu
gr9t,nds nd resting place fer the dead, should
nos be aegIecs.d. 1he Trustees of said Assoc
sistion haze spent men .t tl,5s a ~ heep W tho.s
grounds in proper ordcr-to BE- a crec.!;t to our
Town. viii the citizens come to thea,- assistaaeef
AL are requested to come apd take counsel to,
gether on this subject. BY order of the BoSrd
of Trustees. JAMES EATON, FEest.
CHAs. IL. MeELYoY, Clerk.
Nov. s 1879
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-11-05
FITS! FITS ! FITS!
RANGES VEGETABLE Rxrp.cr
EPILEPTIC PILLS

ZOE tne Cure OF Fits, Spasms, Cramps, and nil
Nervous and Constitutions Diseases
paIsoNS who ans laboring under this DISTRESSING 1a,s
=. ay " hnd HANCE's VEGETABLE EPIIEI.rT1
10 IL 70 oe ue only remedy ever discovered for curia-
! EPilePsy or Failing Fits. urn
these pulls possess specific action on the
ssma, anu, aithoush they are prepared especially for H.
PURPOSE curing Fils, tIEy Win be lount ud xn-.ix ~ -,
~ o III prfsons afflicted with wras ueryrn ar 80
mr. ~ : Nem hds Gcen Frustrated Dr saAttrrr,, fro.n ~
cause WhteeFcf- IN Ohr~nic cui.tpIatniS az 49,.
eecdibs ) be l-hcial. '"es e { 4
frier - pc 5ox, ortwo boxes tor IS. Prrs.ns 20 ~ TN.
et3' ehcioSshs \ rrfatAnec, sjlS la se thr pI. s-r,. Ih.,a
u1ioush M iiAiit tree OF pesta8S. tsr safe tv ssnrIT \
naNSh. y i&o BsstaRcre sIFer4, baltimore. Ma :.
whom orders Iruta all parts OF thc i4nssa u,sN< de. -
Jsi5 ~, tS5S--%Iy
THE HaAnuN1oN FARnak-4 ,,.wsn.rrr
devoted to Literature AMI Agriculture. also set
ting forth iull acc Quits of lie new settlement of
Halnnlonton. in New Scrsy can be subscribed
for ut only 25 cents Ter AMMAN.
tne.ose postage st:inb A fui The amount. Adj
dress 10 Editor oT the Fnfsaer, Iiamlnonteu
Atlantic Co., New Jersey. Those wj.hing
ehcap land, OF The best quality, in enc of thc
lenltliiest and most delightful climates in the
Chion, sec I'D yertiscrnrnt of na,nmontou
Lands.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-11-05
SBERIFF SALE.
map Y.wis virtue of an execution e
tDdirecled from the Court OF

David R. Lewis Y virtue Of an ssee ash' - g s,a me
Hiram BeesIev. nIon. Pleas OF Delaware county;
aAia ! ,ni e1er for sale atthe door Of the court h91fss nj
lie Io,rn Of Delaware. in said county. on 9londss. Dss
~ q IssS. brtween the hours Of 10 o'clock a. M 4
) n m Inc following described real estate, to-wli:
Issins = nart Of Lot No. I aad the west parto OF SAID ot. sup
80 = on;af one hundred acres, more or less ANA Loun-
M M md described a follows: being in Survey 70 6oi y
Il ~ tIrs dividing line in said Lot No. > between iona
had Burrcf and isaac Moore is to run parallel ain tns
county hne- s;,n.tsf IN tbe
eounfy of Delaware and State Of OHIO and IN ,nt e IN s h'
-, and described as follows, to VIII: tie no IN hall
81 1n Iot No. (3D thirty, 0katistwo and q han RODS ~Ideoy
&C., +Sgfs long in The Town of Delhi as marked and de-
sastyaeed en- the plat of said town. APPRAISED a, SeSv-
" II se fnHow ing described real estate le-Wi- Stuaten
:. - : af f9rLsware in the State of Ohio, and in the
w,-k Of Ra4rrur and described as follows: C"mmen
- - . srnf. nj the northeast corner O. st. fAcls church
10 th,.l,re along the ezs: line of SAID lot 8 rods, } ! hnAs
s,cr south 50 IL degrees east eight Fous, tnence port3 ~
u -ers. wes ave rods 81 lhnksto the north Ane u sap
des Sure. 10. thence along said lire eight rocs 10 pface Q
tsi g M Teseaaning Ia Of an AGRA Of land, IN range 20
begun. q. Z. s. N. land.
Aprrais. SHERMAN. Sheriff.
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