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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-05-21
LErT,s CIncus4-This establishment vii

LENT's CIRcUs-This establishment Will
visit Delaware on the 2sth inst. 1t is the
same that was advertised to perform here on
the Sd October, 1856, the day on which our
citizens were engaged in the melancholy
duty of c~onsigning to the tomb the numer
Gus victims of the terrible calamity of the
preceding day on the Fair Ground. The
conduct of MIR. LENT and his company on
that occasion was such as to elicit votes of
thanks from the Board of Managers of the
Agricultural Society, the a meeting of citi-
zens, and the united commentator of all fam
liar with the circumstances They not only
RETAINED from holding their exhibition, but
rendered the aid of their carriages and
teams for the funeral cortege. manifested a
becoming sympathy for the bereaved, and on
d considerable purse being raised by volun-
tary contributions to indemnity them for their
necuniary loss, it was declined, and gener-
ousIy donated 10 the more needy OF the
families that had suffered by the calamity
We doubt not all who under any circuin-
stances visit a Circus will attend on the
2sth, and thus show to the proprietor their
appreciation of his generous conduct ON the
occasion referred to.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-05-21

De. MArN,s AeUE BALsAM.-This wonderful
compound Is having an extensive sails in all
parts OF the Union where ague exists. 1tis one
Of the few medicines which are now sold over
the eountr y, that are really What their inventors
claim for them. And unlike all other remedies
that are reccommended by their proPrietors to
cursall the ills that flesh Is heir tO--this reme-
dy is only Recommended for chills,-fever and
ague, or tha particular class Of diseases grow
ing ont Of or the result Of miasma. SO common
in our -western country. The nurnerousseEi-
dences Of its greatscurative properties, and the
high estimation placed upon It renders il the
greatest discovery Of the age, audit deserves the
entire appreciation Of all classes of men.sThose
having occasion to use 8 medicine of this kind
are urged TO spare no pains to give this q trial
if they wish to be soundiy cured. See adver-
tisement in another column Of this paper. Sold
by all good druggists.
MAY I'll mo.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-05-21
Law Notice,

= where in the STATE of aEisc9naln, viii take notice that
her nexi frieni, q the County Of f'sla ware ana state Of
ton in tie Court of Coinnion Pleds, si.htn ana for the
John Evans. and benjamin Powers, setting forth that an
the 18th day of August, 1851, the sud john Evans AMI said
them whereby te said Powers agreed Tor The consider
a certain tracf OF Iand on The sc.o1o river. then occupied by
e n Of Of Ian ian d. and b I'M a f Int 4 Scion ap9g!I !. TngnsSjS = and a
L .nse %, obeing SAM premises decided BY John Harter
lsi2' 4 nrofe l5gyucular description OF said premises InaF be
Evans agreed to pay said Poarrs The sum OF Fifteen IIan-
Is5S md twelve h1nIr.i dollars IN ~ coal animal nav.
mems from April LIST 1852, 10 bear inierrst; al which time
to secufe said pay mems; that at the time of Inc execution
sane, an mad mol sufficient mental capAci,y TO make val
ID agreemeut in law; that his ms .niy connFercec f6ur br
after said agreement was male, 10 vii; on the day OF
Nay, = !, = IS saa fs 1an w. Z ppm an n l aGs, dGeai 7 h'a,
nate Asy uin OF the State ii ohio, wse=e he remained ,li
is still insane, and has been 50 sncr i time previous to the
recovery; ina: said Margaret hSs, by id join Exams, I'VE
t1ok passess;on Of stti n.,,niscs 1-r;I Is is ana bslb
remained in los<ession thereof ever since; thai sAorily at
called o. sad Powers, and desired 10 revoke The ssanc.
Margaret, and that when she nrxts4s the said Powers she
; parc him 'h m.onas s %Gg aaid f Iahe. 20 M N Ply s laS rah Z Of snt
tllas me same written agreelaent was i'll fntt M ,de py sail
Evans bring entirely controlled by lrf il a. matters reIa-
d sail purchase money, with the interes. except 5 u OF $50;
that she has fJi-ed ant e iucIIei The children, an / juI sro we'd
sal farm, erected a ne@ barn. ac, AL by her own labor
t Eran m'n 81. Iar;b.r w nv nan ANY Sx ai rsn,so t,ee If !F II! r sad y9h n
sid john Evans, said AGREEMENT was wholly void; thai She,
having So paid &c. MS Aforesaid, is entitled in Equity TO n
eoave! ance to her of said premises. AID prsys hat 4 trustee
may DC appointed Ter said john Eyans o def-nt this suit,
TIA sail PtSsrs may be directed 70 convey Id premises
to her upon te payment oI the balance uf sd purchase
money which size Is now ready and wiling to pay, and for
other reliet Said petition must. be aiiswerc 1 on o. | efo-e
line d day CT July. a.. b. ISIS.
JONES & CA PER,
Attorneys Tor Petitioner.
May Ii, FS5S. 1874 %6t
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Why is the Demand so Great fer
DR.. MANN'S AGUE BALsAM

BECAUSE it Will, in all cases, safely ana elertuaIy cure
~ that much dreaded scOurEe of the Nest-Chills, Fever
and Ague-withoutf fail. and in ca-es Will coafIer1ct the
OILS IA II Malaria, OF which fact thousands do trs iy; ana,
class vi diseases, and as n tonic il Is unsurpassed. We VIII
offer q few evidences OF its worth, Gy men OF inisence ald
hiea st9n4iEg.
PRIScEToS, H.. September 2Eh- ls59-
DR.. Nd Sir For several years past | have
used Nonr Asuc Ba!saln in my daily pr-ctcc, and have
closely OBSERVED its elect III hundreds of casts. and in no
case has il filled TO produce the mas happy effect. lean
most chee:fuly recommend it as certain specific for chills,
e'e " l "SN'' II truly Yours, II. AUSTIN, NJ. D
MARSHAL, Michigan. Feb. 1ith, 1851.
DR.. MANN & C0--I have sold u large amount Of your
edge of it. / believe il TO b.. The best remedy Tor chtlis, fe-
yer and agfs. that has ever been sold in our State.
Respectfully Yours, o. A HADE.
AsnTArUIA, OHIO. January LIST, 1858.
MESSRS- s. K. SANS ( CO--Gents: II crhvassing the
States OF Ohio and Michigan for Ihr sale OF the different re-
medirs of which We have control, our atiriHion has been
called tn observe the great name that your Ague Batseal
has gained fnritself in every place where sold. IL really
seems 10 be the PEOPLES oRN REMEDY, and is sale nzefe
rapid than all others. 1t is destined to supercedr all Other
YcfS Fraly Yours, Az s. HESDnY.
NEW YORK, February %, ISIS.
TFSSfS- {: X. NAM &CO-Gehis: Ih-ve a ouf house
tar We carefully deserved its eHectsin ItRISG. and must in
al cantlor say. / do nnt believe its equal exists in all the
wurId of med cines- To nv personal Knowledge 1t has Gu
red permanently every time, and / have known it used. af-
happy result. And what is more remarkable 1 have new
rr known IL case but what remained erred. for at least that
seasol- | have no hesitation in recommending it as a per
feet triumph oFer chills ii fever
Respectfully Yours, PROF. Q. j. WOOD.
s. MANN It Co, Pruprietors, Gallon, Ohio. Sold by
MI s,Dj Druggists. May /, lSja-5nf
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-05-21

BY the following copied from the Railroad
article in the Cincinnati Commercial of FRI
day last, il will be seen that there are diff
culties in the way of an arrangement for
Opening the short line through from Cleve-
land to Cincinnati via the Delaware and
Springfield road. tits to be hoped that all
matters in controversy will be speedily set
tied and the line established:
Il is TO be regretted that nts for
the re-opening of the direct line to Cleve-
land, via Springfield and Delaware, are like
" 10 be delayed beyond the day fixed for the
change af time on the Ohio and Mississippi
road, by which the evening express train
from St. Louis will arrive here at about 10
AN. We understand thai the little link
between Delaware and Springfeld-the
Springfield, Mt. Veffoh and Pittsburgh
Company -is at this time III the position OF
akink rather than that of a link. in the short
est line to the lakes. On the part of eth
et the Cleveland and Columbus, the San
6asky, Dayton and Cincinnati; or the Gin
citEati, Hamilton and Dayton Companies,
there are SO far as known, nc obstacles III
the way of an immediate fe-oPeffiDg OF tbs
Delaware line. But the Springfield & Del
aware Co.--the one of all others to be most
Observation-Disclosures that the freight, as well
ps the passenger business between the
Great Miami Valley and Cleveland shall be
thrown over lis .ine. The Sandusky, Day
ton& Cincinnati Co. certainly exhibits a
liberal policy toward the Cincinnati, Della
ware g. Cleveland route in opening q of
the I54 miles of its line for the benefit Of
that route, and should not be asked TO de-
priye itself of the through freight business
for which it has very superior facilities.
We have no doubt but the Delaware
route will be opened to the public. in spite
otthesc complications, and only wish that
i6e opening could be earlier than it is like
ly to be.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-05-21

Susan P. T4ekSoE IN Delaware County Probate Court
We Petition 20 Sell Land.
W. lillian Fl: Iickncr and Grace L. Ticknor, minor
w children tf Oliver T. Tickncr, late OF Delaware cum
ty, decreased, Will take notice that lie said Susan Z. TicA-
nor, their tfuErdian, has this day filed a petition iu the Pro-
and iite Of each of sa Il wards in the following real rS'aI=.
VIZ: BEING ia-i4nt No -, and u pArT each Of lirI.oss So. =
and 81 la the town al Snnbury, coatIin:ns ) Shs OF an acre
more Or less, subject to the willows doNer-known rs lt
properly formerly occupied by Hosea W. haInhcriain re
Il Residence Said petition wIl DE heard by slid I onrt On
the 2gf. day of May nrxi. al which TINE pe;ftlodur will ask
for an order far the sale OF the iatercste of said waI,is in
said lafi-
SUSAN p. TICKNOR, Guardian.
Delaware. April 80, As. CS15p st
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-05-21
Will be Published June 18th.
TIE EXILES OF FLORIDA.
By JOSHUA r. GIDDINGs.
Illustrated With Sir Fire EngraUings.
One Volume, limo. $50 PIP.

TNEIIs work will portray, with eminent ability, the crimes
L committed by our Government against ,he Marooas
vino lied from south Carolina and DINER slave STATES, seek
ing protection under Span sh laws. IL will also show tae
bad faith exercised towards The Indians of FLORIDA, and be
70 md TO present Il true View OF the 10 ss-fougat FLORIDA
lie object of the work is to operate upon the political mo-
rality Of line country, by calling forth the sympaIhies and
moral feelings Of the peftp!e, and lis condemnation of the
tyranny of the Executive add It's $ IppoIers, ssould com
mend At to the attention of every American citzea-
The long AMI dt> unE tish"d services. -.np personal char
acser: aL---.s~n 7-i;--y OF the writer, wIl DC d suaicienl
guarantee "a; It's merits
The Washington correspondent OF the New YORK Evening
Post, who exam ncd SONS OF the advance sheets, says:
" l have examined it with pleasure and in
struction. The work viii prove u valuable his
tory of important events which Will undoubted-
" be passed over by those who claim to be The
historians of the country, either in consequence
of the peculiar institution which it concerns,
or because they have not the facilities for ae-
curing information on the subject. To any
other man than Mr.. Giddings, the subject Of the
Spanish Maroons or Seminole slaves would be-
como complex and remote. Perhaps there has
been no subject which he has moro thoroughly
nor any that he bends better than this.
The book will cover u vast deal of important
information besides that of which it is the espe-
cial object of the author to treat. The charac-
ter of Osceola, as delineated by the pen of Mr..
Giddings, is grand to contemplate. His pa
rentage, marriage, romantic life and noble
| death. make up the most thrilling and ~instrue-
tive chapter in the work; and while the whole
is produced in the usually earnest, clear and
concise style of the author, it is also baautiied
with a romance more charming than can be
gathered from the world of fiction.n
n- Agents wanted in every County in the United States
TOILET, FOSTER & CO., Publishers,
Journal Buildings, Columbus, Ohio.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-05-21
SHERIFF. SALE

David R. Lewis 1RY virtue of an execution to me
Hiram teckley. mon Pleas of Delaware county
Ohio, / Will offer for sale at the door OF the court house nj
the town of Delaware, in said county, on Monday, June
2!si, 1855, between The hours of 10 O'Clock a. IN. and 4
O'Clock y, m the following described real estate, to-wit:
situated IN Delaware county, Ohio, Lot. No. 10, Range ~.
Township 4, Section L, contain ng loo acres, be The same
more or less, bounded as follows: on the south and west Dy
lands of Ii ram Beckley; on the north by lands belonging Ia
the Estate Of John Beckley; and on the east by lands be
longing to Benjamin Thomas; and being the same lands
which Albert Christie and wife conveyed to Hiram leekley
On the Seth day of April, 1850 Appraised at SIC per acre.
Also-the following described tract of land: situate in the
county of Delaware and State OF Ohio. and in the township
OF Radnnr, and described as follows, to wit: the nor h hail
of In Lot No. 800 thirty, CHATS two and a half rods wide By
eight rods long in the town of Delhi, MS marked and de
signated on the plat of said town. Appraised at 5000.
CHARLES HERNIA Sheriff.
NAV 81 as. 1919;
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-05-21
Wool is Closely Classified !

than they can obtain by any other method, and would
ArrfTg ftn.sSs ffa
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-05-21

CLEVELAND Wool DEPoT.-The adver-
tisement of this establishment, to be found
in to-day's paper, possesses special interest
&c wool.growers. The plan OF operations
strikes US as well calculated to promote the
interests of those engaged in sheep husband
ry, and the length of time The firm have
been operating, together with their high re-
p~utation for integrity and solvency, sho uld
afford u sufficient guarantee ofits permaden-
cy undsreliabiii,y.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-05-21
NOTICE

Is hereby given, that "A petition viii he presented to the
L Hon. Board of Commissioners Of delaware county,
State of Ohio, at their NEXT Juuc session, praying for the
location Of n new County Road, In delaware towaship, in
said county. as follows: iscEinuing In the county road lead.
ing eastwardiy and westwRrlls past Mr.. L, Yates and Jas.
X. iiaird's, where the county road from The santh interscets
said road near the brick house built by John Yates deed.
thence northerly along the line between sa d James n
Baird and Thoanss Yates Ia Slate Run, a little west ur said
James Il. Baird's northeast corner on the south line oI II,
Lambs land, and 10 con niue northerIy to the south line of
the &. G. 4 q. Railroad curve; thence north wosiwardly II
long said south line of Railroad and crossing the same to
the south end of Fair street, as laid ont in 5. Fteh ana II.
Lambs addition TO East Delaware henee north along said
street to n continuation OF William siEsei on state road load.
ing froln Della ware Ia Granville.
Arfll SO. Is5S-e4t
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-05-21

HoLLowA1's Pills produce a most surprising
change in cases of general debility. The bro
ken down invalid, whose fiacid muscles and re-
Taxed nervous system have scarcely sufficient
vitality to sustain his emaciated form in an e.
reetpositfon. is soon renovated and braced by
the invigorating effect of this priceless remedy
and his whole frame is terminated and filled
with energy. His spirits resume their buoyan-
cy, and he feels like u new man. Such is the
experience of thousands. Longevity depends.
in Il great measure upon the regular and heal
thy action of the organs of digestion and ex-
erection, and upon these organs Hohoway's Pills
operate irresis IDLY.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-05-21

may2l,'5 S
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-05-21

VS.. I'D tai order of sale to
Ohio Hinton. me directed from the
Court of Common Pleas of Delaware county,
Ohio, l shall offer st pnbFic sale, at the door of
the Court Horse III Delaware. Mon onrday the
l4th dry of June, 1858, Between the Eorrs
of 70 O'Clock a. m. and 4 o'clock p. III. Of said
day, the. folio wing described real estate. to wit:
In-Lot n .. 80 and the west half Of In-Eot No.
40, in the town of Delaware, Delaware county,
Ohio, being the Tavern House anil premises
known as the. clinton lIousc.n Appraised
at $4,000.
CHARLES SHERMAN, Sheriff.
and Special Master Cominissi o nor.
May Il, 1853 (S2,50) is
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-05-21
W @ I
FITS /! FITS !! TITSI!
IASCE'S VEGETABLE EXTRACT
EPILEPTIG PTEIH;

For the Cure of Fits, Spasfis, Cramps. and all
Nervous and Constitutions Diseases.
DECISIONS who are iaboring under this distregsing mala-
Il dy viii find HANCE,s
PILLS TO be the only remedy ever dscoyereu~for curing
Epilepsy or Failing Fits.
These pills posses. q specific action on the nervous sys-
TEN: and. aithougIItAe are prepared especially Tortbepur-
pose of curing Fits, they viii be found Of especial benefit
for ali persons afflicted with weak nerves. or whose nervous
System has been pros;rated Or shattered from airy cause
whGtsyGr- In Chronic complaints, or diseases OF lnngstaDd-
Ing, suPerind need by nervousness, they are exceedingly
beneficial
city, enclosing 4 resistance, viii have the pills sent them
through the mail. freeof postage. For sale by SETH s.
UANCE. No T0S BALrfMORE STREET. baltimore, Md.
tn Rhon ordersfrom alparts cfthc Union mnstbeatdFess
ed. post paid. iHne @o-4G
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sheriff and Master commissFoaer's Sale.

0As'nda vs. N0f'S IL order pIsr"e Of e sale a SS to- @e
Amb'se B Morey. ct al directed from the Court
of Common Pleas of Delawar county, Ohio, /
shall offer at pubfic sale, at tho door OF the Court
House in Delaware, on Monday the l4th day of
June, 1858, between the hours Of 10 o'clock n
m. and 1 o'clock p. m. of said day Che follow
ing described real estate, to Wis: Situated in
the county: Of Delaware and State of Ohio, and
in section ,, township 4. range Tq. U. s.. NJ.
lands, being parts Of Lots 1'os.4 y ) in said see
IL acres in Lot i. and about IA
acres in Lot s. Appraised at $500.
CIIAS. SHERMAN, Sheriff
ard Special Master Commissioner.
Nav Il 1873. fS2,500
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Executors Sale of Real Estate.

IN Pursuance Of an order Of salu from tho Probate Court
L OF Delaware county, Ohio, INlll eherfur Saio Rithe docs
Of tic Court House In the town Of DelNwarcs On he z IN
m, ahl l o'clooS, p. m, tho following described rremis>L
subject to the LIE estate Of Mary Van Horne in he vHc.c
thereof, 10 wit; he west hall nj the cast half OF iasot 10
thirty, aiFd also the wus, h. II of ta east half az in-lOt No.
nineteen IN the town OF Delaware IN said county.
ALSo-A strip of Land eight feet wide oil he east cua or
the west half OF IN Luts No ninetucn aud thirty la said town.
ALso-A lot OF tand being the east part of ln-t as no,
three aud io0rteen Is aad lay as marked On the original plat
Of said town, commencing thu north east eor1er Of IN.
Lot No. three, running thence nor,h ,Othe south east eorits r
of lot No fourteen; thence west six y SIX feet thence norlh
to the north line OF lot No. threei thence east sixty six fees
to the place OF begtrning,
ALso-A lot of land la North Delaware, beng the north
part ar the west one-iOurth Of Out.lot No. tweA y four. rs
marked m the plat or North Delaware, by sNeetser 4
BominFd, beginning twelve rods south uf tMa southeast
corner of BonfHrd ~ Liberty streets, on tie east slis OF the
last named street, thence south four rods with the strrel,
thence east liz rods to a stonei thence north four rods
thence west l29s ruls 10 the place Of brStnnihg-eo 'Iaining
nty square rodS.
Terms of sale rneAhirA of tho purchase money In hand
on the day Of sale, aud tt residue thereof M Que ana two
years thereafter Mthintcrcst Grun day OF sale, Ia be seeu-
red by mortgage on the prentses,
Executor of Henry Van Horne. decd.
powell & VAN DEMAS, Atty's. for Exr.
Alrl23, lS5S. SasV2l at
n TEE &-..HA hL--
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James C. g. Evans b order 5iGto os s of 2 TO dG me 81
VIM. r. Darnel. } rooted from the Court of
Common Pleas of Delaware county, Ohio, |
shall offer at public sale. at the door of the Court
House in Delaware, on Monday the l4th day of
June, 1888, between the hours OF 10 o'clock
IL. m. and 4 o'clock p. m. of said day, the fol-
lowing described real estate, to wit: Situate in
the county of Delaware and state of Ohio, OUT
lots No. two, three, fonr five, six. and seven, e.
"a 5, :. AMI y as laid off and designated in a
plat of a re-survey and subdivision ofthe West
part of Lot No. 4, and East part of Lot No. s,
in section ,, township 4, and range 10. U. S. NJ.
made by NJ. D. Coyill and d. Waliing APP
praised ut $3.50.
CHARLES SHERMAN, Sheriff
andSpecial Master Commissioner.
May Il. 1888. S3.o9l is
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Derthick & Faufeet, Galen&; James Smith, Sudbury;
j. NJ. Sros:, Bcrkshire; D.. +. Palmer, Centre1flGi VIM.
Tompkins, Harlem; Hooper Il Justice, Lewis Csntre; VIII
Iams, Andrews & Co.. SIratford; s. Scott, Eden; Lno. Fish
er. olive Green; Curry Il Main, Ashley; J. F. Winterm ute;
Norton: Il. Williams, Delhi; J. H. Warren sS Co., Mill
vile: Jas Legget, BeIlepointi and by Druggists and Mer
chants generally. jail. 29'5S.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-05-21

aExILEs OF FLoRIDA."-Attention is cali
ed to the advertisement of Messrs. Toilet.
Foster & Co., Columbus. who will issue on
the 18th prox. a volume under the above Ii
tie, by Hon. J. R. GIDDlNGs. The veteran
Republican has many frie ads and admirers
in our county. aud they will of course all be
anxious TO read his book.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-05-21

May Il. lGJs
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-05-21
CHOICE FLOWERS.
AN

requiring certain Sidewalks to be Paved.
Sec. 1. Ee lit ordained by the Corncil Of the incorpor9-
ted VIII lge of Delaware. That the overs OF lots or lanes
abutting GA Franklin street, between wafer Guu Norm
streets, the ssie- walks in front of which are not a'reaay
gra led aul paved, he required to grade and paw the S~ue
will good hird-barnf brick or flag stone, in acc6-'ance
with the provisions OF the general ordinance regulating he
paving of sidewalks, before the first day ofJuly next: anu
III default thereof, tn Marshal is hereby required to cause
the same to be done, and the expenses thereof To be assess
ed on said lots or lAnis so Improved, and collected as other
special assessments for similar purposes
Sec 2. This ordinance to take effect and be in force from
and after the day of lis qualifications.
CIIAS. II. McELROY, Mayor.
JAMES EAToS. Recorder pro tenn.
Passed Nav 4. 1858. NAV 2I-3
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SHERIFF SALE.

Geo VOLTS Vim Perry se&f,sl by virtue OF
vs.. SlD an execution
Geo W Coats d. Sam'E Tyler.O TO Inc directed
from the Court Of Common Pleas of Delaware
county, Ohio, l shall offer at public sale, at the
door of the Court House, in Delaware, on Mon
day, the 14th day of juno 1858, between the
hours OF 10 O'Clock Il. ln.- and A o'clock p. M. of
said day, the following described real estate, to
wit: Part cf survey No. 6293 in the Virginia
Military District, commencing at Two beeches,
being corner to the lot OF lard sold by John
Evars to David Evans, and running thence N.
4 deg. % MN, w. two huIxlrcd ar eight E30 81
poles, thence 8. IS deg, W. severty-six H61
poles to two beech trees; thence s 4deg. 80 min.
+. two hundred and eight L2o6l pole. to a hiek-
eight Isl poles to the place of beginning, con-
tafiring one hundred acres of land. Appraised
at $50 per acre.
CHAS. SHERMAN, Sheriff.