Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-12-03
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1853.
Volume XIV begins on the first of January
Published twice every month in book form, for
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Editor and Publisher, Columbus, o.
December 8, I65S.-8t
Sheriff and Master Commissioner Sale
VS.. ID cretaI order of
William Hendren ct. al. sale to me directed
from the Court of Common Pleas of Delaware
county, Ohio, shall offer at public sale, at tho
doorof the court house in Delaware, on Mon
day the 9Th day OF December, 1858, between the
hours off o'clock, q. N. and O'Clock, D. m. of
said day the following described property. to
wit: Situated in Delaware county, Ohio, to-wit:
The west part OF lot No. s, and east part of lot
No. II in Sec 2, township 4, range ls, U. 5. NJ.
survey, bounded and describes as follows; Be-
ginning Mt u stone on a post on the section line
Ut the corner of lots 20 and q in Sec. ), town
ship s. range 10, at the division corner of said
lot 5, burr oak 16 inches diameter, north az
degrees, east s5H links: thence north So degrees
7 minutes, west along the section line 15315 rods
passing the corner OF lots No. S and l2. ut
soy rods, thence south parallel with the lot line
IS rods, thence east parallel with the section
line 81 rods, thence south parallel with the lot
line IS rods and 52-1o0 of rod to the lot line
between lots Nos. Hand II; thence south 50
degrees, cast along the lot line I2iH rods to a
post at the division corner of lots aforesaid, BY
u white ash and hickory, passing over a stone
and post at the corner OF lots Z, s, IL and l2.
at Al rods, thence north o deg. 50 min. east
along the division line of lot s, 1903 rods and 81
links to the piacc of beginning. containing 81
acres and 10 $500 percles of land-except tho
railroad track of the s. NJ. 81 z. road, So feet
wide. across said land, being about 8 acres and
2S rods, leaving about 80 acres and As perehes
hereby sold. Also the privilege of a road s
feet wide in the east side of lot line between said
lots 30 and 81, from the section line to the State
TOaQ, leaQlES from tIeIHWare 20 UFDAna. Also
the undivided half of the surplus of said lot
No. Il over and abo ge 274 acres formerly sold
to John Roberts, and 34K acres sold to John n.
Keisef, said surplus being about 4 acres--Ap
prised at $2I70
Excepting from the abo We described tract of
lands, Il acres in the north-wcs part of lot No.
S, and ~ acres in the northeast part Of lot
Fo. II, As released by said Walling en- record
of mortgage, vol. 3, page 367-
CHARLES SHERMAN. Sheriff
and Special Master Commissioner
Nov. S, 1858. Isl SOL Is.