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HH.'r ANH'A
Z n. ". BuETON, Secretary Of State.
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Tho said Nhers is about inches high ana vssebr
100 pounds DARK hair reeatng forehead with pEonuent
uhr eyes deeply ct ugG cheek bOne probably Of
per front teeth broken Had on when lie sumHaz7
lna- ana IA4Ls' broad black hat-aud
pony with osulp iI the loe and white saR
ond Of his liquor and inclined swear a "
is conversation. Tms sre1l oeal
Z AtD! LAks D!--The highest market price = -
u put up in shipping order. }. 7. MARPb I 95 % L-io
's0lV S'Ensr Bread aRa ~ eSst strSsts.
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New HaFaWaEe store, a. Marked 81.

M NJ H. MANOHAN3 dealer IN HARDWARE, CUTLERY,
Guns, Tools, &cls opening his establishment,
No AZ Market street, door NJ. Burns large and we'll
selected stock Of Hardware, Cutlery, Guns &C. which intends
offering exceedingly low for prompt
time Among The leading articles hand will be
the following, viz:
Pocket and Table Cutlery; Carpenters and Backsmhs'
Tools: Axes Of every description and make sarge
Of Locks Hinges and Screws Flush and Square Shovels.
Spades and Forks Gndsones Cnks Rollers Rifles and
Pistols Double and Single barrel Shot Guns; MILL
and Piu Saws Cotton, Wool and Horse Cards Trace Halter,
Wagon and Log Chains; Hames and Collars; Picks
Combs andH Brushes.
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PAIL ARRANGEMENT.
rHsoueH EAIEs o. FaEeHr sEw YORK 10 NASHVILLE
Ineoaneeon wi Ev YoRK side Wheel aud Screw stessbi
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- -" 40 an oLAihh h8UtE.
Passengers from the Wecau rely upon uis as being the o
New York and ali Eastern cities. -~
-.. THOMAS MOORE, Agent,
su51l Passenger Lines, Penn. Railroad. Pbia
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5000 REWARD

$500 REWARD.
ESITtW G.. EHAIgT{TS, Governor Of the Staff f Ten
To all who shall these prsseutS-sresgp.
Whereas, made me, that cerau ADpI.
son WITHElss, charged with having committed and .r
dly May, ls5S upon body Of John
lruu, Of county Green dsd justice and is
running q large.
Vow, therefore. /, Isham C. Harris Governor Aforesaid by
EIe Of power and authority vestc, DO hereby
rsarl Ui UHJN DRIED DOLLARS any person persons
au may appehrud the said Addison Wher and deliver him
' ja1T of county Of Green, order that justice
..a-b behalf may ie had and executed.
~ IN testimony whereof, have hereuuto my hand and
y caused Tie Erat seal Of the Nash,
q 8 vile, Jhe lagl day Of May, l55s.
- IsHAsI C. HARRIS,
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FREsH ARRIVALS.

yNfDEk FRILLELL opening ssiecte stock
- Of Boots and Shoes suitable season. prizes % cor
respond Win the times Coassting 10 part Of
Gents hne Calf Boots ami Gasiers,
Patent Leather and Oxford Ties,
" Cali Oxford Ties and Lasting %
. CIoth and Lasting 9aitsrs,
@ Calf and Patent Leather strap Shoes
Ladies Caters, plsia win and without hsels,
q" Pine Toilet Slippers.
= Wlile KID and satin slippers,
- - Gaffsr1.
Kid Buskins with and without heels
Misses GaitsTs and slippers, vita and without heels,
Children's Shoes every variety.
Boys aud Youths Shoes Of every variety.
Of The above thing very nice for Nav U-v Ala,
servants Shoes ana pegged work u an kinda
Cal az Nc. q Public square
aprI3O syyDup 4 4nryvrrr
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EACH sATTRDAY Il IN IUNEI
PLAN oF LIE LoTTERY.

The Numbers from to so 900, corresponding with thos
hers on the Iiekeprinted separate slips Of paper, ecled
with small tin tuhes and placed in wheel
The first 457 Prizes similarly printed and eneircle6 placed
in another wheel.
The wheel is then revOved drawn from the
wheel Of numbers and the time prize the
other wheel The number and drawn opened
hbtd TO the audience, and registered by the Commissioners
being placed against the number drawn. The operation
repeated until all the prizes drawn
APPROXIMATION PEkTZES.-Tbe two preceding
and the two sucoeng Numbers to those drawing the
Prizes will Be entitled to the = Approxmaug Prizes. For
smpe II Ticket No l0draEs the S7OO0O Prize those Tickets
numbered 12S l1s49, IL 81, 1889, will 4OO.
II Ticket No 5jOdrsEs the $4,000 Prize those tickets numbered
5 $40, ISL, j2 will each be entitled $780,
ing 70 the above scheme
THE S5O,OOO PRIZE OF SEQ will he determined
by the Of the Number thatdraRs $4,000 Prize
example, if the Number drawing the $4,000
J. then all the Tickets where the nuHler ends in ],
to $40 II the number ends with No 2, then the Tickets
where the Nuuey ends in viii be entitled 70 o.
CERTIFECATES OF PACKAGES will be sold at
the following rates, which is the risk:
6cat of sofI hale
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NASHVILLE LUMBER YARD.
O. DARDEN, dealer in Lumber, Shingles and Boards
ID has hand large lot Of Cedar Yellow and White
Pine Flooring, Clear White Pine Poplar Plank Jo Scan
ding, Square Cedar Cedar Plank, and PBlaE Shingles have
Mills cutting Poplar and Cedar, dressing Poplar, and
Yellow Pine Flooring; Single Machine, making No
Poplar Shnglesal in constant operation. supply
quantity Lumber Shingles a. the shortest notice, and at he
lsEest prices for cash. --.r j.. G. DARDEN,
MARI Nashville Lumber Yard, No III Broadway.
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CiTy PIUm6iIsJ ~ T,. I'm :, 1-S -, =

~,O0I11-1n ~ : ESta bilS H1HsReAIs
sS = GENT No. ], Corner Market and
lfH highest premiums awarded to il by
DyjJ Co,,t V3t ,tura Fair last fall and again at the
lie ~ ,-iy.t - Spring. 1 prepared 70 ut up pub
~ ~ @ ~ - i ~ t it all modern Improvements, such
TIrrs r c, Cities and to extent in our own
- ,rt and convenience desiTedi in fact
I,s - siderei complete without them. L will take
- h.,.I x those wanting work done, the Of
fitted with Hot and Cold Water in every
II1.3rs rs also, Baths, Showers, and Water Closets.
appointed Sole Agent for the sale Of Bounts
,, 80 V and heng practical mechanic myself, pro-
- -. durability and utility, superior 70 any stove
cured for like purposes, and invite the public to
them.
e; manufacture Tin, Copper, and Sheet Iron Ware
~ varieties, and Will sell cheap CASH, warrantng my
lual 70 any
Iartcular attention paid 10 all kinds Of Jobbng and
-.s-..I-t .. ar,r... -.
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AUCTION SALE OF GiROCERIESs
BY
B. ANIE
WWTE will oGsr IN trout our Store, No. Market strsst
w On Monday 18th inst 70 O'Clock, large aorsut *
Groceries, viz:
8 hhds prime and choice su-
gar; 50 bbls Marnoia WHISKY
200 boxs prime Bait Rio Coffee 1000 other brands
50 bbls Molasse5; SEQ NeEsons' Taln Il
Ie0 Star Candles; 500 Bnandies, Wines, Gin, Gc.i
200 " assorted Glassware 80 cases Cognac Brandy
100 doz Painted Buckets so Boston PicElss-
. {" Cedar 90 boxs Pepper
3 bbls Ale; % - Spice
100 boxs Garrettis SNUFF; 50 casks soda;
. VI. Langhoru & sons To-
baccO;
Together with variss Of smaller articles, to which invis
the attention Of dealeTs--
iune 9-dtd az p. LANIER & CO.
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MISSOURI LANDS FOR SALE.
ATTENTION EAZGRANZS AND SPECELATORS
TEAYING arrangement extensive Estate
firm Saint Louis offer for saleOn liberal terms, arge
Of desirable farm unimproved lands confirming
so $40 acres the following Jeer
soH Washington, Franklin Madison, Polk, Oage Montgomery
Gentry, Cole, and number Of other counties number
well improved, we'll Watered and Rbe and portions
Of the lands in q high state Of cultivation.
We will furnish those wishing to buy list Of the lands and
and letters Of introduction 70 the St Louis firm The
quality Of the Missouri lands well established comment
from US is unnecessary Apply at Office ~ North Cherry
address, J. J.. & r. W. BROWN,
may13-dtw&wH Nashville. Tennessee. 92
GRAYSON SPRTNGS, Ky.
FTyFHE uudersge having undertaken the mauamen
Of Grayson Springs WatsHngplaces would
its old patrons that be always ready to entertain visitors from
1st Of May tl the 1st Of October, and feeling ateu
continuance Of the
Plegng msye the entire establishment Grayson shall
perfect order for the reception Of visitors goodsteWar
and pastry cooks and polite servants hope give general
satisfaction in the eating line. 30. ..
my shall supplied with the best old Kentucky g.
we'll Foreign Liquors. Cigars @ and agreeable keeper
My Stable shall beWe supplied with proysnder and careful
ostlers.
This watsngpac situated 65 miles south Of Louisville In
Gyon county, and p miles from EzsehOWn, which place
daily line Of stages from Grayson Springs With the
Louisville and Nashville Railroad and "A miles from Mammoth
BOARDING.
Boarding per day. 81 50
s. per week, %
o per month, 30 00
Children and Servants half price,
Boarding Horses per week. %
may20-itw&lw2t N. P. CLARKsON.
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LYONS q 60.

anticipated
goods of kinds this Summer, constantly receiving and
have haDd immense stock Pine Wines Bandfss and
Liquors Of ali kinds, Cigars Tobacco sunzes which VIC are
offering at Tie lowest prices Particular asnon paid
orders LYONS & co.
jaRb No u Public Square.
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Csriaeatss Of Packages Of 10 Whole Tickets, SsG
go 10 Half Al
:. 10 Quarter q
- 10 Eighths - 10

IN ORDERING TICKETS OF CERTIFICATES.
Enclose the money address for Tickets ordered on
receipt Of which they viii be forwarded by Purchasers
have tickets ending in any figure they may designate.
The List Of Drawn numbers and Prizes will bs
ohasers Immediately after the drawing
? Purchasers W please their signatures plain,
give their Post Once, County and State.
u Remember that every Prize is drawn and payable
Eithoutdeductou.
An prizes Of $1,000 and under, paid Immediately after
the drzWngOter prizes at the usual thirty
All communications stricky confidential
Address orle,s for Tickets Certificates
Ss SWAN g. CO., Augusta, Georgia
III Persons residing Montgomery, Ala, or Atlanta Ca
have their orders f and time by addressing S swan
4 Co., at either Of those cities.
u lis. Of the numbers tnat drawn from Wheel, with
The amount Of the prize that each is entitled pub
lsed after every drawing, in the following paIesAugusa
(Gs) COnsturOuast, New Orleans Delta, Mobile Reyse-,
Charleston Standard, Nashville Gazette Inte eucsr
New YORK Weekly Day Book Savannah Morning News Richmond
Dispatch New York Dispatch Pauldug (iss Clarion and
Little Rock (Arz.l True Democrat.
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FINE BOOTS, SHOES AND CATERS.
NEW ARRIVALS. .-s-
JOHN RAMAGE. Aa College street

CAAILDEkEN'S New Bronzed Heel Slippers; Black Col
oTed Lasting Caters Boots and Shoes, beautiful
and in great variety.
BOYS ami Youths Oxford Ties Congress Caters, Patent
College Street. JOHN RAMAGF
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htted the store houses on the corner Of
CHERRY IND CEDAR STREETS,
for the purpose Of carrying regular business in tho
NEW YORK STYLE.
purpose having regular Bill Of with prices attached
enabled s both pockets and appees
and charge for than they get. THIS has been
needed and hope by strict attention business
public patronage. We feel certain Of success with
own the immortal in the kitchen, viii furnish
public dinners at the shortest notice We also keep hand
large stock Of
OIGARS, CHEWING TOBACCO, VINES ARD. .LTQEORS
Can and examine at the Metropolitan.
ocl6 J. & W. MOORE.
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mOULTON a REED,
Wholesale GFOceFs,
FORWARDLYG AKD COl1lSsTOH KERCHA8IA
AID DEkLERg
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORsi BACONl LAh1,
FLOUR FEATHERs &e.1 &C.
10 81 BROADWAE KASHEZLLk, LENNESSEH-
U Country proeucs taken in aehns at he highest pross
uoV26-d
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n AND JARS, for preserving fruit by Hermeca seal
ng, just received and for sale by
nayl5-lm P. W. MAXRY CO..
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b. L. SIMPSON,
Il, PURLIr s0UARE.

tAhs 70 as friends and the ire, the largest and bst
- iesaons oi brandie Gins, Runs Ports, dsieil Shafs
Sae ever brought % Nashville, consisting o. he fol-
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PENNsYLEANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Three Daily Trains from PittsbursT
10 PhfIadeIDF1fa


NAiN5 leave iiusurg follows Mail A n; East Linz
4 ) P M Express Mail $40, P. NJ
L- IA lai runs daily, the other Sundays excepted
making DIRECT CONNECTIONS with an the rsins f,, 81
1I .' he2Auk and Iowa City, Iowa; CsirO Rock
Asand and chicago, illinois, Lexington aud Louisville Kv
IsTLs iilu'e Indianapolis and Lafayette, Indiana Cnoinna
Dy toh t0iedos Clevelond, ZanesTille, CrestIine
ion, ana hooste Oao Also, Kansas, Nebraska Min.
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ga MEAT MARKET. e.
49, $50
CHANGE OF TIME.

made to order on short notice and in the b.
of Workmanship USE.
p do u ISzS
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NnTICE


S hereby given to Joseph Van Horne, Will
L liam Van Horne, Joseph Van Horne (son of
Simon Van Horne deceased), Elizabeth Ste
phenson and her husband Joshua Stephenson,
Hannah LAWYER and her husband Henry Law
fer, Jane Sawyer and her husband Samuel Saw
yer, Simon Van Horne, Harrison Van Horne,
Henry Van Horne, Solomon Van Horne, and
Harmon Van Horne. heirs at law of Henry Van
Horne, late of Delaware, Della ware county, O.
hio, deceased, that B~enjaEin Powers, as Execu-
tor of the last will and testament of the said
Henry Van Horne deceased, has filed his petit
ton with the Judge OF the Probate Court for
the county of Delaware, in the State of Ohio,
describing the real estate eff which the said
Henry Van Horne decd. died seized, and show
ing the necessity of the sale thereof, for the
purpose of paying the legacies directed to be
paid by the will of the said Henry Van Horne
deceased, and praying that Mary Van Horne,
widow of the said Henry Van Horne deceased.
have O life estate assigned her in the lands and
tepements of the estate, and that said real es-
tate described in the petition be sold for the
purpose of paying the said legacies. Which
petition the above named heirs are called upon
as defendants to answer, and which will be
heard in the said Probate Court on the 18th day
of April, A. D. 1858, when and where the said
defendants may resist the same If they CHOOSE
to do so. By
POWELL & vANDEMAN,
Attorneys for SAID Executor.
! Feb. IA, 1888. (es,12l IS
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-02-26
Tribute of Respect to the memory OF
Geo. N. Evans, decd.

At a meeting of the members of the
Bar of Delaware, held at the office of
the Hon. @. Sweetser & Geo. w. Hall,
Feb. 18th. 1858, the following pream-
BILE and resolutions We're adopted:
WHEREAS, We have learned that
our young friend and brother George
n. Evans, Esq, is dead, and have as
sernbled in order to pay a tribute of
respect to departed worth
RESOLVED, That in the death of Mr..
Evans, the profession has lost a learn
ed and ardent devotee, a man who
struggled with a fatal disease during
his illness and has been stricken down
in the morning of his hopes and use
fitness.
RESOLVED. That the amiable and man.
y department of the deceased. has en-
deared him to the profession and to the
community in which he lived and
died . and that We, in common with all
his acquaintances. mourn his loss with
heartfelt sympathy, and as a mark Of
respect to the deceased and his family,
we will attend his funeral in a body.
Rcsolued, That copy of these pro
csedings be sent by the chairman, tc
the family of the deceased, and pub
lished in the Democratic Standard ane
Delaware Gazette, and that Mr.. Sweet
ser present the same to the Common
Pleas and District Courts, of our coun
ty. for entry on the journal.
r. w. POWELL, Chm.
G, II. McELaoY, Sec'y.
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An Ordinance

For the Election of Marshal by the legal Voters
within the corporate limits of Delaware,
Ohio.
Sec. !. Be II ordained by the Council Of Tho Incorporated
Village of Delaware, That on the FIRST Monday Of April in
each and every year, there shall tie an-election of Marsha al
by the legal vo ers residing within said Corporation, and the
election aforesaid shall be held in the same manner IS oih-
er elections for Municipal officers are conducted.
Sec. 2. 1t shall be required Of the said Marshal, thus cleo
ted. to faithfully perform ALL the duties imposed upon him
as Marshal. according 10 LAW; and he shall receive, in con,
sheraton for services thus performed Three Hundred and
Sixty-ave Dollars per annum, exclusive Of The costs MADE
by him in the dis charge of his du.y as Marshal of said In
corporated Village; and shall hold his of1ce until his success
sor is elected and qualified.
Attest: ". BUKR, MAYOR.
l.. S. lie DUc, Recorder.
LII lSsE-At
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-02-26

A CHURCH Blown UP BY GAs.-Ws gain
from the Cincinnati Gazette the particulars
of the terrific explosion of gas in the Meth
odist Church on Sikh Steet, which was near
iy destroyed. and a number of persons Sc
riously injured. 1t occurred Friday evening,
the 18th.
The sexton, on going to prepare for eve
ming service, smelt gas and with two or three
persons examined for a leak, and-fooIs like
putting a light to the meter, and found it
very quick. 1t would be more sensible for
a person who wished to know whether a bar
rel was filled with onion seed or powder, to
put a flame to it. for in that case there would
be an equal chance that the contents were
harmless; whereas, or smelling this gas,
these asses knew there was a leak somewhere
and that the gas would ignite when brought
in contact with a flame.
OF course, an explosion followed. The
partition wall between the first and second
! rooms in the basement, was blown entirely
out, the floor torn up, the ceiling and walls
torn off, ali the windows blown out, furniture
smashed, and q wreck generally.
The lecture room flour was torn up, the
seats smashed, doors and windows blown
out, and the ceiling rent in a hundred places
In the church audience room above, portion
of the floor was torn up, the seats ahiyered,
cushions scattered, every window blown ont,
and every blind blown off.
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IoonnnA1oArxn.

Ma. THsxseN-Uear Sir: When the mig hty
mower in the hands of the Executive is brought
into the market for the purpose Of purchasing
or influencing our members OF Congress to sup
port measures of fraud, calculated to extend the
blighting curse of sla very, in violation of eve
ry principle of right. how necessary it is that
those members who have proved themselves
worthy the trust reposed in them, by their con-
stituents. should receive their appreciation and
enc engagement
Believing that our Representative. Hon. B.
STANTON, is a.tTue and faithful Steward should
be- pleased to see q call for q Public Meeting, to
be held in DELAYS are. as soon rs convenient, for
the purpose of Endorsing his and his co-work-
ersl course on the great Lecompton swindle,
and encourage them to fer nobler deeds in the
struggle yet 20 come.
What say you, fefow-repnblicansi
Il. J. JARVIS.
Ora nge Station, Feb. 1858.
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CIScINNAT1, Feb. 25.-Flour $3.50 for super
fine, LOO to 40 for extra red wheat, and 4,15
to 4,25 for white wheat; red Wheat 50 to 70 cts.
prime white do 50 to 80 do; Rye IS to SO; Bar
ley IS to so; Corn 81 to So; Oats 81. Hogs 5,25
to 6 rs; Beef Cattle 2.75 to 3,75 per 100 gross.
Butter IL to Is; Feathers IS; Sugar So TO so;
Molasses p to 80 cts; Glover Seed $40 to 5,25;
Timothy do 2 90 to 2.25; Flax do rs to SIS.
CLEVELAND, Feb. 24.-Flour good brands ex-
ira $50 TO 4.59; Wheat so to 30 cts according
to q%nality; Oats rs 10 90; Rye 48; Beans I 90.
Clover Seed 4,55; Timothy 200 to 2,25. Ores
sed Hogs $50 to $50; Lard 9 cts; Butter 10 to
Is, Eggs 81 to 9 cts.
II to u, first quality 10 to 1oH, medium quail
isy So to 9. poor quality s to ST, general sell
ling prices 9, average of all sales about 81 20
Oh
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FITSS! FIT!! FITSI!
HAECE'S VEGETABLE EXTRACT
EPILEPTIC PILLS,

For the Cure of Fits, Spasms, Cramps, and all
Nervous and Constitutions Diseases.
DERSOSS who are laboring under this Distressing mala.
L dy will find HANCE,s VEGETABLE EPILEPTIC
PILLS to be the only remedy ever discovered for caring
Epilepsy or Falling Fits.
These pills possess a specific action on the nervous sys-
tenn; and, althoughthey are prepared especially for thepur.
pose of curing Fits, they win be found OF especial beneht
for all persons afflicted with weak nerves, or whose nervous
system mas been FRUSTRATED or shattered from any cause
whatever In Chronic complaints, or diseases offongstand-
ing, suPerinauced by nervousness, they are exceedingly
beneficial.
D Price So perbox. err two boxes for SIS. Persons out of the
city, enclosing a remittance, will have tho pills sent them
through the mail, free of postage. For sale by SETH s.
HANGE. No. IO8 BALTIMoRES TREET, Baltimore, Md.
To whom orders from alparts of the Union must be address.
ed. postpaid June @6-Ay
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-02-26

3 Leuit. Gen. Winfield Scott was re-
ceiyed with much honor at Richmond Va.
where he parti ciapted in the ceremonies
of the 29d inst. On Saturday he was
formally received by the Virginia Legis-
lasure. Having been conducted to the
hall. he was handsomely received by the
Speaker of the House with an address, to
which he made q feeling response and was
: subsequently introduced to the members
in~dividually. 1t will be recollected that
Gen. Scott 10 q native of Virginia.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-02-26
SHERIFF SALE.

VS.. SI1diree;ed from the Court Of Com.
Hiram Beckley. mon Pleas of Delaware county,
Ohio, l will offer for sale at the door of the court house nj
the town of Delaware, in said county, on Monday, March
LIST, 1853, between the honrs of 10 O'Clock n. m. aud 4
o'clockip. m. The following described real estate, to-wit:
Situated in Delaware county, Ohio, Lot. No. 10, Range 20.
Township 4, Section ], contain .ng 100 acres, be the same
more or less, bounded as follows: on the south and west by
lands of Hiram Beckley; on the north by lands belonging TO
the Estate Of John Beekley; and on the east by lands be-
longing to Benjamin Thomas; and being the same lands
on the Both day of April, 1850 Appraised at SIG per acre.
Also-the following described tract OF land: situatein the
county of Delaware and state of Ohio, and In the township
Of Radnor, and described as follows, to wit; the nor b baff
of ln-Lot No. 800 thirty, Chats two and q half rods wide by
eight rods lonE,) In the town of DeItA, 4s marked and de.
siguated on the plat of said town. Appraised at 5000.
Jan. %, 1883. TE,76l
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Yalnahla Farm for SALE

The subscriber cfers for sale his homestead F.r-.
adjoining the beautiful village Of Delaware, containing
10 scres. IS under cultivation. and IS scres choice bottom
land; the balance rolling sud well watered. The buildings
are new, substantial ami convenient, consisting OF two
BRICK houses. with large fruit cellar, enclosed in 4 bezuafa!
yard. tsstefuily de coEa.ed with evergreens add other orns
mental trees, q large barn ssith store basement, considered
the best IN the county. and all necessary out boildinEs. A
valuable fruit orchard. containing as apple trees of choice
varieties. together with peaches, pears, cherries and Quin-
ces- Also, a highly cultivated garden, well stocked with
cErrar;s, grape-Eiaes. strsyberries. &C.
This farm is Especially adapted to ti.ase having Children
to educate. being convenient both 10 The o. W. University
and CIV Female College. Address, or inquire of the
subscriber on the premises. J. G vERGON.
jan. zZ-%sv. Delaware. Ohio.