Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-06-11
SHERIFF SALE.

Re- n. Dart ny virtue Of an execu-.
Geo. ". Goats. rom the c Court sHf Of ait COM
mon Pleas OF Delaware county, Ohio, shalloffer
at public sale at the door Of the Court House in
Delaware, on Monday, June IA, 1855, between the
loHrsef 10 o'clock Il. M. and I O'Clock P. M of
said day, the following described real estate, to
wit The three following described tracts of
land, being part of Jonathan C!ark's survey
l Nc. 302I, Virginia Military Survey.
Tho first tract is bounded and described as
follows: Beginning Ut two EeecheS on tie west
line of ste Let Nc II, rs surveyed by Joel
Wright, Jr., for Baunt u Perry; thence south
four degrees, east one hundred two and q hall
rods. c. Weeks north east corner to a beech
tree; thence west along said Samuel G. Weeks
north line to a corner stone; thence north along
George Diisaver and Henry Dilsavcr's east
| lire to Henry Dilsavers north east corner to
stake and ironwood; thence east alerg the south
liue OF land formerly sold to George Myers, to
the place of beginning; containing fifty acres of
land, being the n. /. part OF Lot No. 81 in SAID
Joel WIight,s plat.
The second tract is the east half of the follow
ing described tract of land Beginning at Il
small and large beech at the nortE east corner
OF the above described tract Of land. in The west
line Of said Lot No. IL aforesaid; thence north
four degrees east should be n. 4 deg. W. to
an ash, sugar tree and dogwood. in the west
line OF Lot No. Is of the aforesaid survey
thenee so&th IS minutes west one hundred and
ninety and uIic-tourth rods to q corner; thence
south 81 degrees east eighty-fve rods and eigh
teen links to i white ash, beech and sugar tree,
I IN the liCFln lilC Oh cId U IttcltJ " " u ~ t.
Diisaver; thence north So degrees east one ham
dred and ninety-one rods 10 the beginning
being parts of Lots 81 and 81 of the aforesaid
survey; containing one hundred and two acres
and twenty rods-thc east half OF which con-
tains fft, one acres OF land, more or less.
The third tract is bounded and described as
follows: Beginning at an ash, sugar tree and
ironwuod, at the north east corner of the tract
of land formerly owned by John Haskins. and
being the last described tracs of laud i'll west lin
OF Lot Ne. 10 aforesaid; thence south So degrees
west one hundred and eighty nine rods with
said Haskins north line to his north west cor
ner. degwood, ironwood and beech trees;-
thence north 81 degrees west with the west line
+ of Lot No. 81 of the aforesaid survey, made by
Joel Wright, one hundred and seventy-two rods
to corner, white oak, beech and swamp ash, in
said west line Of Lot No. 81; thence north SIS
( degrees cast one hundred and ninety rods to
corner, beech, elm and blackberry, in the west
line of Lot No. IT i'll the aforesaid survey made
by Joel Wright; thence with said west line of
Lots No. II and 10 to the place of beginning
containing two hundred and two acres and one
hundred and forty five perches OF land. All OF
said tracts or parcels of hand sitnaJe i'll ThomP-
son township, Delaware county. Appraised
Lot No. 81 at $50; Lots 81 and - at SIS; Lots
81 and 80 at s25 per acre.
CHARLES SHERMAN, Sheriff.
May II. 1858. lSl0.50l is