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take then the resu, wiz be sScu. N fo,,c m accord
ipg q of two hinss me- . ,sccnr
MI forsyu mAAe' treaty with the concern 1t the
caprsl-gNne noI.y ar iand-whch u INK not impro.
osos tne III III NJ used up for Year, 60 Now,
DC s ~ aat q, yth can get good terms out Of the
very LAR w So The capital The warmest advocates
o. such av1H re the priests. Cause why, they
WIN tne neeu,' they know very we'll that II the paros
ono1 ~ Ain the church property is goae
AZ 49, Esows too that n they the said puros, WIN the
w., nnn Al never cell land as long they have the
"' - m'iocs OF the bienes del clero 70 live upon
ss ,,s Mr. Forsyth recognizes this govern nent such
snarp and Ike pretty shrewd dplomatst, as he is,
go grssps the chance for trade and they do not
sen' fsmebody out from Washington TO help him. there
" ofy prospect Of his winning.
NoS Tor the other horK OF the dilemma. The
'he nx' uey are in, and have almost made their
NM az 70 car upon the fibusters for aid. II they don't
IN sy'l be put down. TO certainty, and If they do
uey'n be wiped eut in less than ten years Pleasing
'.terpave The liberal press pitches into Mr. Forsy Ii in
very ferocious manner
We are told that Cnaoa Sonora and Durango have
joined the coaesced States It will be remembered they
had adhered TO the plan Of Tacubaya believing Comonfor
would reman at the head Of affairs sbe nectraze
the power Of the church
AL quiet here, but intrigue the order Of the day
An emmissary OF Comonfort and ditto OF santa Anna ar
Both landed in disguise and proceeded TO the Interior by
coach-ope 70 visit Ia Lave ct 0rizabs the otner
70 Zuloaso st the capital Perhaps the writer and two
others only o. both facts PROFOUND 10 myself
two questions frst-W Zuoaga agree TO let his Most
Serene Hiehness have another ego IMP? Second, will Ia
freezing it'll anxiety 10 wade INF answer TO query
No J. 'So re has too much seuse' and 70 query No.
likewise, 40, ne has not sense enough Fine weather;
trade Gull lark Flash arrived from New York.
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Our santo Domingo Correspondence.
ST. JAeo, Dominican Republic, Jan.

IT JAOo, UominlcAn KepubEc, Jan. 81, 1888.
Battle S;k and d fect Of the Bass F6rees-DeserttoKs from
hs Csy Of San Dorin9o-Prospect Of an early Naval
Ce~,&,.
Since ny last nothing particular hss occurred here On
the 23e the army under General Mes and General
Pueblo two gallant fellows of ours defeated mos. tri-
upts ty the forces commanded by the rebel Palman
tier IN The vicinity of Samana and the 25h thirteen
men OF the small force Baez has ct ST. Domingo left that
Old city and wen. 70 ion Santana. Such cases are
peated very often, and the consequence will be that IN
short time from the muEtto President Will have
nobody by him.
Oar little fleet, I've vessels in number will be ready to
80 meet Baezs q week from this date. and
expect bloody naval battle will be effected.
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The most extraordinary result Of these compari
sons is the fact that with decrease of than six
teen millions of dollars in the imports there has
been increase in the exports 1t is true that the
increase is triaing, but it shows rapid liquidation
in our foreign Indebtedness. An importation OF
nine millions in February, this year. against twen-
ty.fve and half millions in the same month last
year, shows restoration of better times and is in
dicative of rapid recovery from the commercial
embarrassments and difficulties which beset US last
fall.
The business Of the Hudson River road in Febru-
airy shows large increase over the same month last
year. The receipts for the ten days ending 18th
u were s59, 949 against 500 s72 days of 1857.
The present movement in the stock is based partly
upon this large business and partly upon the
my which has been introduced in the working of
the road, which is over 10000 per month"; or
$24000 per annum. With this saving, and an in
of only per cent on the aggregate earnings
of last year, the road would earn a dividend of 10
per cent in 1858.
The traffic operations of the Watertown and Rome
Railroad Company in the month of January, 1867
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Police Intelligence.

Wv CJrNTERsErrs " CRCrLAuoN.-Veu executed
counterfeit sves The Rhode Island Union BANK OF New
port N circulation IN this city one o; the spurious
bills vas passed a, the store x Anthony Jackson No. 1856
Grand street Wednesday evening rhero are also
new cJunerfeis on the Manufacturers Bank oil ROY In
cfcl atom. Frederick Remers arrested on We5nes
dsy night f1r passing cOunterfst tao the bank in
qaeUr ~ toe store No 274 Grand street TIE Or soner
Dad mad previous a.mp; 10 pass the bill Al he store
1eA loN or Dong searched By The police as ~ y
genuine ney vas iond 1pun ths uerson OF TIE a.tgssd
justice -selrs Ommit.cL NE Yr.4.~ar ro- t-af
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-05

Corn meal OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 90 90
200 bbls within the range Of the above figures Southern
-four rner, with sales OF about 800 600 obls
including purchases for export to tropical ports at prices
within the range Of the above quotations Rye Hour
figures. Corn meal steady, with moderate sales
fined small lots including red Southern at 81 22h and
prime white 81 40 81 49, Corn active and rather
ed in which was lot Of 800 bushels satn white at
&c., with 20 GOO bushels Of fair white for export, at
and 10 900 90 good do at &c., with yellow at &c. Rye
was quiet at CSC 7oc. Oats were steady al 40 46c
CoFpEE-The sales tn the trade light, while about
1672 bags Of Rio SOLD by auction at exc 1926.
Average ec or the lots sold 59s bags of Bahia at s1c
The ger portion advertised Withdrawn. The sale
ssd to have lacked spirit and evncsd az easier state
of the market.
emba ced about 1000 bales the basis OF about l2c
for midoling upands and a, i24c for mddlng CULTS,
showing retrccession OF about &C. from the highest
point On the first of the week.
FREGHTs TO Liverpool about 10000 bushels OF corn
engaged in bulk at AID and small lot in bags at
bbs D.; $40 bbls. hour at Is. Sd. and
1856 bbs pork at s 4%d To London 100 packages bacon
ct 22s 3D. and 100 terces beef at as. 3D. To Glasgow
leo bbs. rosin taken at Is. Cd To Bremen 200
bales cotton engaged at 1c. There was no change
70 notice in rates to Havre.
HAY tJm, with sales at Csc. a 75c.
HoPs The arket steady, with moderate sales az
&C. 7c for ordinary and 7c &C. &c for good 10 prime,
ar small lot of choice for brewing brought loo.
MoIAssEs The market was firm and active with sales
of about $50 bbls New Orleans at 29c 30c sic.
NAVAL SIoRn.-Sales Of 600 700 bbs spirits turpen'
tine were reported at 46c. 47c. cash. common rosn
steady with sales Of about 900 bbs at 81 So Crude
turpentne firmly held at So So
Ous-Both sperm and whale were without change, aud
linseed was quiet at 5sc. Soc asked. saa1 Essz1 =
Observation-Disclosures market was again higher,
with sales Of 800 a 400 bols., including mess at
sic IS $40 so At the close hol iers de-
handed ST.. Prime at SID $l3 rs asked Beef
steady, with sales Of 100 a 200 bbs. at SO 10
IS for country prime, $40 $ll for mess do,
$40 $l3 SO for repacked Western and at $4 S4 so for
extra do Prime and beef hams unchanged.
bacon some frmer and was held at s1sc a94c Cut
hrmer, with sales Of about 200 packages,
clucing shoulders al o1c exc. Dressedshogs at
7c a7kc Butter and cheese continued firm and IN good
demand.
hICE.-Sales Of 50 casks were made at 3l4e a &c
SUGARS were in good demand, with Gales Of about
500 600 hhds New Orleans and Cuba mus ovsdo,
chiefly within the range OF &c. &C. a 6ac. a74c the
latter figure for prime New Orleans.
wmskIY.-Saes of about zoo 800 bbls. we're made g,
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Miscellaneous and Disasters.

BRIG MOUNT NERSos from Rio Janelro before reported
ne9w Annapolis got OF let inst without assistance
ano arrived a. Balumore ~. she received damage.
scHR MlRGARtr RENHARr, Peterson from Baltimore for
Boston before reported Hedge Pence of s
LIST inst without damage.
scnR koErso, of Prosnce sailed from Providence "a
ns Tor kappahannock rot BullOcss Point Sans
Jay ana remained there the morning Of the 3D. neatly
heh nd dry Al low water she Will be got on wboui any
L.UrcHrDAt Roonhay 27h Mt bark II $50 tons oeed
by allen Lewis, Ecu ohes and Capt Miller Reed, who
vii command her she u named can Eden.
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.
Port OF New York, Marcn 4, 1858.

CLEARED
Steamship Empire CITY, Grin, Havana and New Orleans
Ship Ocean Rover, Pickering. xeloourneNailer Lord
ship Black Warrior, Murphy, gan francsco-weiis a
Ship Yorkshire, Bryant Iiyerpool-C II Marshall
Rs srs ss Is@ ssges BrsmsnsHn on ase
Biie serrithew, GORDON Havana
schr , Hatch, Hutchinson, Port Plsit-kolf A Per
suhn.
ssSF , ,Ss s ss sPsA smith
Steamer westernport berry savannah
Steamer Onion, Cundln Baltimore.
ARRIVED
Steamship jamestown, Parrish. Richmond, Ao Win mdse
ship syOrdnsh Croker Manila sov n ana 81 Helena Jan
aSw .ssnsllisd Ci b :Sp Hero ssn 4 lou 3
fpp SB rom cosss Of Africa win ~ 81 md va On
csp sns Ss r IN ed FORM from ssa WIN
.ns S... sSyt v'g ss p'i 3 T ss ss
John Msgsaghsn fe on the main iopss ard overheard md
SIsd IN u Jon II ;yoss ssiS AZ Jrssp ir;@
Lewis fell OH the royal yard and was bst The
hs e heay om ss se.S Ss' e9 s .as
sE Fs as ss as pE:s1s s.S
Co vessel SNOW Burssss Has bad heayy weather the
gale from ME- 70 sSa sesyy cfos. SEA running which
hated ss M Se on Du rae Sa W 1f se s rs
as we have been pumping nothing but fnoias-es sne and
gave the vessel quite list port 70 scnr pant
ed black with ed stresk steering sw, .ith loss n NAN
the deck and buwarks stove baiy-cOud not rsaks
H ssr ssr Ss. gf 81 f.s srs ara % to
80 AN "a miles by Of sandy iook toos ths sea,ag
Huntress snd towed ~ the CITY.
acbr Medsd Plat, IRELAND Newbern dsys.
schr Banner, Glley, Beverly via New LONDON
Steamer Namsutie, Nye. New bedford.
Steamer Curlew, Williams. Proyidsnca
SAILED.
sea,mshps cry Of Washington tBr Liverpool Empire
city Havana and New Orleans shiDs Arey Ian Franciso
Endymon liverpool brig Wappoo, sataniis.
Wind during The day NV fresh
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2; Harlem, I, Chicago and Rock Island, Ii. After
the ssrd some stocks were better. Hudson River
Rai road was 36i per cent bid and 36A asked; New
y. osk Central, s22 bid, 80 asked.
The steamships Moses Taylor and st. Louis, from
this port for Aspinwal will not leave until Saturday
the 9th inst.
The house of Willetts & Co., which suspended last
fall have resumed payment in full, and will, we
learn, continue business as usual with undimnished
capital.
The Assistant Treasurer reports to-day as fol-
lows
Total receipts. $lJ6, 2o6 "a
ps,I ,ss oSs ~
The receipts to-day include $40 900 from customs.
Tie transactions at the Clearing House to-day
were AZ follows
Total exchanges .$22 Ill on
Total balances. 1856 $50 l6
The increase in the exchanges to-day was very
great, showing an increase of some Importance in
banking business, if not in actual legitimate COM
mercial transactions.
The Metropolitan currency certificates are now
reduced to 81 l24 900, being decrease of 100000
since yesterday, and of 81 304 900 since the LIST of
January.
The earnings of the Michigan Central road for the
the third week of February, 1858, were:-
1856. 1857.
Passengers .................$ly3 $50 u $lo, 4O4 "a
Freight. 15,403 II 1882 O5
Total ............s2 6 1882 50 $2s,766 20
1t will appear from the subjoined notice that the
non-nterest paying movement will be further pur-
sued
NEw YORK, March 4, 1858.
You are invited TO attend general meeting Of bank
officers TO be held at the Of the Clearing House
Association, the Bank OF Ne York building Friday
the 9TH inst, at clock p NJ to hear the report of
committee the subject Of "the payment of interest
deposits and 10 consult upon other matters OF great in
teIest. Your attendance is particularly requested.
VIM A. BOOTH,
j. f. WILLIAMS, c,n,,..oo
f. W. DUNHAN, ''
PARKER HANDY,
The Mercantile, Bank of Commerce and Bank of
State of New York, are, we believe, the only bank
ing institutions of the city opposed TO the nonpay
ment Of interest on deposits.
The valse of imports and exports at this port for
the month Of February in each Of the past three
years was follows:-
COMMERCE OF THE PORT OF New York.
E,1... ofT,
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We hope the time is not far distant when all our
railroad companies will make monthly reports similar
to the above. Stockholders can then for N pretty
good idea Of the state OF affairs from month to
month. All they require is simple statement like
the above.
The Boston Post Of yesterday thus notices the
money market of that city,
With nearly and half millions Of specie In State
street, where three millions has usually considered
90 genteel sufciency s no, 10 be expected that the
money market can show unfsvorable sspea for tho
present. In fact, money Ia becoming and more
abundant that is 70 say the supply II increasing SER
than the demand which seems indeed TO be temporarily
declining The banks continue get exchange on foreign
paper from hoee who borrowed from them 10 per
when street rates Is 70 g. But first class
people money plentiful on call time ~ per cent
and call has recently been offered al per cent In
number Of instances The stree, prices first class pa
per aud primo stock loans, range from TO per
There money enough ia State street unemployed
70 depress current rates 10 or per cent but lenders
will stick 10 the legal rate long Sable and the
only question whether they will be able willing 10
hold out until the business demand for money shall
In 70 produce higher prices Many people bcovo that
withnsixy days prmeAaper and cali loans OF high quality
Will be at cent All we know that the present
condition Of trade, navigation and manufactures would
be difficult 10 employ all the dormant credits the large
cities just nor, even at the low figure quoted There
10 the same complaint that nothing done with IL
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va CRUz, Feb. FL, ls5s.
H,''s J,ra ne oapttcI-Po't'oa q ne Force, Of u. Toe
tsos,rnnen- Osollos and OsAsr Church Parry Conman
d>ys-gr Jbrsvp and Prospects Of Nor. Territory for
Sal,--7,e T'yros and Ne CAarA-Esntssa,ios and Di
lcfamdg, Dc &c.
Not Dg decisive lAs 70, occurred. We had expected
that The express mail from the capital, Just in would
have brought n geuoe o. collision the forces
q he government under osollos and sramon aud those
u Tie confederation under Dobsio ard Arieaga al or
cesya, but appears the latter arc yet manuavrrg
- drs~ the enemy further
Ccsys town Of some thousands lnhabi.an,s about
midway bet~sen Quereiaro and Guansjusto We have
runor that Juxeg and the constitutional government
have fallen back upon Gusoslaxra 70, il IL
treruraad The srny Of the coalition Will scarcely
.o5m lnc a. battle short OF Gu.nsvato
Great arrcty felt for the result, should a gen.
lfsl co1 take 1lace IN effect the fate Of TIC on
MAJ D. Gecicd ~ the Issue q the conps Bo.b parties
Si h,-n nav, played Their best card. g00f honest
stand W ash D. tad wosId be dhhcult to s4y upon
~h.,' 0annef lctory would perch Uniuck!iy however,
'h' 20 d Battles generally hA less - 60 r7th ouch II.
Jars = ~ country tttn the God " Mamuon.
0so4c- has thrs Tar lad v ghant march. The fair
drvctoas paerataro Appear 70 haze hailed the chan
pons Il nleu holy religion With uobCurded enhusilsm
RE trovF OF tas common soldiers were found VII
vc'Orous Eroaths Of ribbons au4 arlls1 flowers aaa
tor ose night there va renaTy iodsss5@s Sa,,ej arS
. gpDe hto Az round rI1f ia he larrei ard myrtle
rsoefy eutwine. Bct Osolos no tne rn % tsryv ong
. oapua Lnpoyng one day W orgsniz'ag s5v ,rnmeui
70 w. head. che ohef By ibe wy. wlo Occur 80 bs
g48tEO the house Of &c Brsh CIusu ir IA nae ",
h. isne months ase) an iearng sno.hcr 'sr m. :,
clnd pyst0r g. rea- n te pushed gs1d sa, tho
ret-esyug uures General Car1LOva, tee uurcersr N
Hfrf 81 IAmpiC0. AMI Genera Perez Gomez south
nan believe have iDined BIN ~ tns tine. gtb
sase rcr cen TIE bell gcfe4t ErHi's may De ,!
about equal gu say 90 each. II they Gao
only meet Vs. sooi de- 0,eu pisD, where there shal
tour foot sails ~ get behind, here De dead
n tsn bee been tins country suCe the days
Crrtsz
rot sft-.s a. sf.r-ge 49, r-e.i.s ~ t-c o,a,ti-,
ur6serted ac.rsltsr. ut may be permitted % at
vA1.s iee rulIss rr t-s rgospsctg o. C.1-r IAry.
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BsTrfVts Rvtcor ttsHr.
the encrOach1entsO Of me sea upon me
Care HAeras Point the Beacon ugh hiss been reno 81 W
p9sltor 800 Yards nom the cytreply o. thc point
Thu lqt ~ n re tb order II FFes1e a. eeya9n o. =
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

=
ASHES market steady with sales OF alb out 100
bbs. pots at &c., while pearls were at 614c.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS market hrmer for extra
State and Western brands, and active with Of
about 900 COO bbls within the range Of the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-05
OUR VERA cRuZ CORRESPONDENCE

VEtA CRCZ, Fes. 16, 1865.
Vera Cruz Dcsass-Imprionn>ns u an EmissGry Of
Zuloaea-Cnficisae Rumors from th Ixerim-La
LLdve-Cdrnic1i, Cp>ru and Model Ar.irs.
aiArs unchanged at this place The central govern
nent will be resisted 20 the last Zuoasa having sent
onissary 70 Governor ZaInors o, this State he IN
raeo.aely imprisoned. send you the spcn ence
ee,ween the chiefs. TIE uRldsky ambanador Or.
Rafael de Castro Cuban by birth. This gentleman
nss brothers residing in New York, and mention his
name that they may DC assured no harm % likely TO
befsi him lie will probably merely be abroad
for q chaoge Of climate.
We have various runners pro from the Interior
One that the troops Perez Conner have been cut
pieces by puro foros rol1cs But TIE other
band reliable correspondent the capital writes under
date OF Istb 40 follows
TIE government here sesra TO be gaming ground and
ibCy act with erergy aSd Prudence my opni,n Is they
vii master TIE situation truth, this mornings report
bas i thai 0soilo las entered QuAi etaro The coalition
NUT from the nature OF things itsc', succrmp. How
ever Ills country man as ght 70 Get hiaseh up
prophet and the mos adveItdfOus can hazard pre-
sictscD only from signs which AZ prone 70 deceive.
GeIerai Ia Lave has assembled 500 men being
nc rreaer part o. the contingent o. this state a. Orizsba
-nG lo.ght no: improbable that when the forces
shs-l arrive from OAxacs a. eXpediaoDary movement
vii e uB4ertakcr sganst Pueula Zuoaga would look
a. ft1n vii all come out Of the Custom house ths
pie towards ghich Be has srectonate and
Ger iesnIg n ban Toi5s dcrg-s, Join, Dc Suisse'
seArw bile We are having gay carnival here The
days ard there is most extrtJrdnary model artist"
exaeiion nightly drawing large bOuses which strange
seeing that onebah Of TIE population OF en ghersd
so0ngy are Always nudes.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-01-15

obStiteHN hEfFHll,
JF, WOOSTER,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-01-15

THE LIFETIME OF GovERNoR.--The
Governors of Kansas are a short-lived race
real political ephomera. Gov. No. /, A.
H. Reeder, reached Kansas Oct. 9th 1854,
removed July 31st, 1855. Term of SCR
vice, ten months.
"a, Gov. No. 2, Wilson Shannon, reached
Kansas, Sept. 1st, 1S55-removed Aug
2lst. 1856. Term of service, thirteen
months. Shannon being the most infamous
of all Territorial Governors known to histo-
ry, retained Office longest of any Of tho Ex-
ecutiyes.
y Gov. No. 8, John w. Geary, reached Kan
sas Sept. 1lth, 1856, returned March, 1857
Term Of service about seven months.
Gov. No. A, Robert J. Walker, reached
Kansas May oath, 1857, resigned Dec. 7th
'57. Term service, little over seven months
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-01-15

/, y s,.should we ba compelled 70 make Q iepi-
'porhfv loan. il can be effected on ndvanta-
geous terms. p Presidents Message.
'eYaThe 7 erigepey being regarded as tempe
sarH tho mode Of providing for il should be
OF 4 temporary character r"-Report Of The
Secretary of the Treasury
q These extracts give the views Of the pub
lie finances, and they are the key to its pol
fcN. The Administration expressly mega
I've any alteration Of existing rates of duty,
aud, instead Of proposing rctrenchmeent, they
call for moro regiments and moro ships
The Republicans on the other hand, IN
sist that the national expenses can be and
ought 10 he reduced, but that, at any rate,
the revenues should be brought up 10 the
standard of the expenses, whatever that
may be; that the existing discrepancy be
tween revenue and expenditure is not tenn
porary, but certain TO be ofloug continaanee
that at the end Of the next year instead 0
there being means to redeem the Treasur,
notes now, authorized, a further issue, or
loan, will be inevitable; and that in short
the Administration wholly misapprehende'
the nature of the existing crisis. fof)
The issue which the Republicans inten
TO make, is that the Government ought no
to be carried on in timo of peace by bor
rowing, as system. Thoy were Willing
to vote recently for a loan, to meet an exi
rency which had suddenly arisen, but the
will not sanction further borrowing, if tn
men in power, now, after fair warning, rC
fuse to place the national finances upon
stable basis. They will resist the creatio
of national debt. 'PGy as you CO." tn
is tho doctrine of the Republican party, an
to the extent Of their power they will ol
force it in practice. Washington RepuJh
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-01-22
Jan. l, '5S.
cammissinner.ssn snIa

Sheriff and Master Commissioners Sale.
As4hel WEIGH I RG ardt yirtae e of f. deere5al f.
William g. Norris } rected from the Conrt of
Common Pleas of Delaware county, Ohio.
shall offer az public sale at the do or Of the Court
House in Delaware, on Monday the 18th day of
February. 1888. between the hours Of 10 O'Clock
a. m and 4 O'Clock p. m. of said day the fol
lowing described real estate, TO wit: Situute in
the county of Delaware and State OF Ohio and
III range l9, township ) and section q United
States Military lands and bounded and desert
bed as follows; beginning at the centre OF Lot
No s in the center OF a county ROAD in the FOR
division line hetween Asllaei and Bill
WeIch; thence east along the centre line of said
road 25 rods; thence north 25 rods; lEence west
20 rods to said division line thence south along
said division lice to the pIace of bee inning.
Al$o-tha following described real estate, to
wit: situated in the county of Delaware and
State of Ohio, and in range 10, township 5, Sec
tion 2, United States Military, and bounded and
described us follows: being the west half of Lot
No. 5 in said section, beginning at Il post a.1d
stone III the range line at the south west corner
of said lot By two Gins and soft MAJ pie; thence
south Sy12 degrees east along the section and
lot line lJ9 s. 10 rods to stone and post at the
di vision corner of said lot by two white oaks;
thence north . minutes east along tue division
line OF sad lot 202 0-S rods to stone i post
on the lot line between lots and by - white
oak and elm; thence north SO degrees II min
uteS W sst aIorg the lot line 1873 Z II rods to Il
stone on Il post on the range line AZ the corner
OF said lots and ~ two ash trees; thence
south 24$4 minutes west along the range line
2u2 reds To the place Of begnuing-co
z52 acres, more or less. Appraise,! at $50 sper
acre.
CHARLES SHERMAN, Sheriff
andSpeciai Master Commissioner.
Jan. Is, 1855. I56,75l is