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, 1859-09-28

i REroITlSG CE.NE-TuE WcE7cu 1IELn ro
EA1t IN I,oJe--0ne Of tue most shocking and
brutal crimes that ever disgraced our criminal
c.!cndar took ;lace on MondaT afternoon last,
in the West Division. The family Of SwtLv,
Andrew Kclson, reside in the upper part Of u
tenement house On Union street, near Owen,
..lso occupied by other families. Caroline kr!.
son, the wife, has been dangerously i'll and very
low, for some days past, at times seeming to bc
near her death. The husband is an iutcmper.
ate nun, and has not, it would seem, giycn his
sic.s wife tho attention aud watclfulncss i,cr
situation would rightly have demanded, 1oo u.,-
mstakaLly to escape the must ol,lura.c Or
set,seless husband. Thus the invalid has lccu
left to the cl,arsy Of Ier humble nei.lbors, and
through their own homo cares md necessities
she las passed huurs without an attendant.
On Monday afternoon brute Of o u,an, who
scarcely deserves either name, one Lars Robin
>on, j Norwegian. fourd his way to the apart.
slrnt of the luue and suffering woman, who had
lAu throughout the dag iu 4 ha1f unconscious
statc, and dcndishly made her the victim Of his
hrl!i$h lust. The noans d the poor wu1uan
reached the ears Of her nci.!lbors on the lower
tloor, who entered and tore the r4visher from
his victim. Thy utmost excitement prevailed
in taat vicinity. which il some localities, woui.l
have resulted in the speedy dcatll Of the r-icll
without judge orjury. Robinson Is u.an abou,
forty live years Of age, who llas resided in the
West Division iu Open 1ibertinisra will. lis Own
daughter, BY whom Ac has, il is said, two chill
dren living.
The CASE WAS brought before Justice Akin in
the Police Court, YESTERDAY. md Robinson was
held to bail III :l,ha', III default being sent to
jai. But for the the certainty that the sum is
lar nbuvc the :acans Of the prisoner to procure,
wc. should be disposed to complain Of too light
bonds for SO atrocious Il criminal, whom ro,h-
fns, wc trust, will bc permitted to save from tue
screrest cxpiation within the limit Of our LAWS
The won'an is represented MS being sery ]pw,
with scarcely prospect that she can long sur
vivc, but the evidence Of the offence has pro-
vilcn,ially nll too ilaialy been committed 10
others. who will secure 10 Robinson lis full
mccd Of JUSTICE
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12ll1ltgD.

WANIED-*5,o0O or $4,000 for
t ~ ycass At TO ter cnt. Security csh valuation.
~ o.. a1cu'If: tcbtuseErrss Il ta'xt Of The
Ead ad!svss 1ssx is il: aat where tnt*.r-w
4a3 liz had,
, 1859-09-28

VANFED-l.n engagement rs
~ E".ks.x?er cotrr,1nul.n: cn!!r ,.r y, rr.y,i.r
ly tc-~'u we'll Ea d,4' r.ther ea+a ~. ~, hayia
t"H! c'y ret'en AciFtss II :! ~. ru.: uG.e.
, 1859-09-28

" ANTED.-4A situation rs Cook
Vssher. aud f.nner IL \ private family hy two
y"Hc vaneh w" xiEe '-4I s,ois. II ,ure
Al III Washington tt It, tGrnes Uf Gr.*n- kc-> lt1
VESSELS WANTE D.-I wat to
- <rEse two v---t. to carsy l1.n'-r fsor. Georgian
E's-eai-cilT r. I'll liz 10 20 tho.i~a,d
u GIk}pTII.T1E,
NeS a.11tt Corner 1Y Fan LII and tJ.Ia T. tr+f
, 1859-09-28

fTOR SALE CiIEAP.-Lot on
Sorth W-:s trct.~ tau'h .: pv!Ai. .t.ess esf..t
it;'. VII te 1t cheap adc:..s u. X. H., Post nacr
ltE1w-t 1sjl. ,ei az
, 1859-09-28

ROaRDING-A fine suit of fir
- nI>hed front ~i,h bca.d snltaIe for family
sce :eLt uen Le obtained Il Z; Mich au A.eruS-
&c.3-lwx
, 1859-09-28

l>OAl>DlNG.-A gentleman aud
vie two .in::r xrn'l CAR lie :ccoa,nlt.la ri
with tl'as IN private fairly ~h-r there \" ":lcs
trarlt.-- tn iu0t On tie Nu1 Side. tetw.-
CLARK srcet and the LAKE, Attrs.s D1x STA. <: lwx
, 1859-09-28

L GENTLEMAN AND LADY
i lc tu.,..sh With r'eas III suit or frs
unsGFsfh L. at h. ud ptisa:r fa1u! Il .3S MI
stree. the rlcA Anu.e =t al HUH etsert. GnUl
!e+c0ccs +EGtlre1 and E.ren. axe3 a3ll-lw
, 1859-09-28

NANfED D-Furnisllc,} Rooms and
Ro.sd. ty l,ay and kes tankh:cr: no, particular
to loeatr a;t.sn hvrs za.a, distance VI city. Id
sf-e@ah
, 1859-09-28
EEroEr OF POOR HorsE syAEpES,

The following is repurt from Curtis CLARK,
Justice Of the Ieace iu the town al Maize,
To he Honorable -E.ard q Stl4ysi<o,s O.; (eot
County.
l, Curtis Clark, a Justice Of tho Peace of said
county, respectfully report, that on e1amiua-
tiou. fined one fine Vi fifty dollars for assauls
aud batterE, which was 1onoFab'y paid BY !sln::
the past year. CCH7is CLARK, J. Il.
MAINE Sent 9Th. 1852
, 1859-09-28

p OARD IN G.-Accommoslatiou
!ur gn:'fan ard wife SCI! thre- Or fntr .ne'r r3-
iltfn. with" whh"ct su' 'na>h- n+M+. In u,.e AZ No.
u A.'a!i's st'vcs, ltt~xsn WA!a.h and hla
, 1859-09-28

REcoEnEk's CorEr.--Thc following is list Of
Jurors fpr the October term Of the Kccorder's
{sh,rfs
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7 OST.-:A Check on the NIcr-
~ chants SAVING Loan and T.ut Co %: eli. 5. n
dt~d srrt. ..sh 1e.9, All r. e+t;.rd a1st
ask't at1 fss t-e 2yras has teen alcpprt.
, 1859-09-28

1IATisI1fOEI:AL.-A Gentleman
~ pns es4nz aope 'ottuns- er<a=ed IN ac:atise
tu..tr.s = - H. F Of tvFnlnk 1au!a'-
l4nc disposition. and f,d eiuc.tso1. teeua eruul-
>:anees atra ntst AteFlsosa- Al communications
ting aeeuupt.ame1sA H. will te feEaF-eI stse.J
a.xpfsat. Ae1$ 1Hk
, 1859-09-28

T OST OR STOLEN.-In this city
- 'he 18Th r-t- P.1t aH1na4c. cnct atin: fs. d.
hrs Ill aud Checs fr trts hes si.as t4'x.l
:. pt 18th. drl~n IN estsa u nin~ and f1e iDsa-aeu
Co.s liArk hy q. rr-il. fat Scss b. A.
F..neHt s,id Etrk has Re tuEl11.ea. Tt .n.r
vii lt x1s1sa ttf1 II tf,le oil T.. .es,:tx
, 1859-09-28

"ANTED.-:At 80 South Wells
:tnft.a frss r7t~ timer One th.t l. acquainted
A.astx X IT, ST1i1SnS tt.D
, 1859-09-28

w ANTED.-A good, energetic
tu.'ncs* rnan ri r1sh e.p't71 IT s:.Ns 10 b.
enu" an squat nt, In dtst 7t+ uftetas1 ln-rs-
Ta.n flu hus st!c fun Ibis cit. and ia d.a.-
lsn"nstEt eh.ca h7> Enw Eo~ Y Lo .s,nt trat and
fie o tklE rtn tive to ten Tho sand s,1n I<r
HuE. s"r alt frG!t"a ~dtrr+ Maauf tfnsy, tkx =
- - Ina NJ ny cCLf TA, Lt1ts fo.t u F,7nE-
IH s:ftcI. IL cne.. rse. II fsz.r...l t,s5~r
, 1859-09-28

nIRECr IRON SCOTLAND
ur, r. f;-a s,exi 70 s.u nav rreesinx d.rcct
from seo4nd No seoteh rE iEon ~h!eA hsy ~ ,el on
Cr Wood of ,be ser, quaHy. eunslAtnx IT hickory.
txe Nal heesh and pie nfzcd 10 = to za!s pur.
I .~,t,x
, 1859-09-28

EINGIEG SCHOOL FOR La
~ DIES AND GESTLEMES-At: DIE will coz.
mctee b. Adult >fEiIE sthut next ThussaJ evening.
sI I'd II the Musical h.au n tie Aethc'ts
fbu,rA Noc., en- tie r"f Clsz. AID Naah!pE on'sN
wtete he viii s1ro oat leeoo pr WEEK. conn<ne1nx II
k2lf p1 I s<seu. 4it elo'so- ). ten.
TAEx.-eor twelve !essJa - for gentlemen and 7. 20
h.r l.tks. se4kA31tsE
, 1859-09-28

TO RENTING n'w frame houses
L. with bf-k ht~.'neu+s Sit: : On Michigan ayeauc
opposite Ms. L'kts- Fhr H. ate furn.Ee with ~
aa water thru hu, AMI ether n~Ieta fnrnr.
For pats.u:1z- aurt. At MES. H. Il cLa aKnt. s4trr-
u NlGA1T aftHfE 141 North 1$fcfis
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-12-16
Times of holding Courts for
the Year 1860 in the Sixth
Judicial District of Ohio.

IT is ordered by thr Judges of the Court of Com
4 mon Pleas of the Sixth Jddicial District OF Uhio tina
the times for holding the District CoIrt and Court or Com
mon Pleas for the several counties composing said Dis
trict ftr the year 1860, be and the same are hereby fixed
and prescribed as follows
DISTRICT coCRT,i
Knox County, Monday, June 4th.
Richland County, Monday, June 25th,
Ashland County, Friday June goth
Wayne County, Monday, July I'd.
Holmes County, Friday, July eth. -r..-
Coshocton County, Monday, July 9th.
Licking County, Wednesday, July 11th.
Morrow County, "Wednesday, August 1st-
Delaware County, Monday August eth.
Courts OF COMMON PLEAS.
Delaware County, Tuesday, March eth, Tuesday, y
Sh and Tuesday October 9Th.
Knox County, Monday, April I'd, Monday September
Sd, and Monday November 2CtlI.
Licking County, Monday. February Goth, Monday
August 2Oth, and Aiond; y, November 5Ih.
Morrow County, 1uesdLy, February 18th Tuesday
April 24th, and 1uest ay, October 10th. -
Richland County, Monday. March 9Th, Monday, Sep
tember 10th, and Monday, November 18th.
Ashland County, Tues1ay February 21st, Tuesday, May
Sth, and Tusaay, October aotl.
Wayne County, Mon&ay, March 5th, Monday, Scptem-
Der 10th, and Monday, November 2eth.
Holmes County, Tuesday. February IA, Tuesday, May
LIST, and Tuesday, October 10th.
CoshoctonC County, Tuesday, April Sd, Monday, Sep
tember 18th, and Monday, December 10th
J r SiS : SiSEis' ,ree-.,
l hereby certify the above to be a correct copy of the
original order Oh file IN my Office. Erg
B. F. Los FBoURRow, Clerk
OF Common Pleas and District
Dec 2 1s59-*4t Courts, Delaware County, Ohio.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-12-16
Important to Females.
r.. G. Cheeseman's Pills,

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The combination Of ingredients in these Pills are the
result of a long and extensive practice. They are mild
in their operation, and certain in correcting all irregular
tiles, Painful Menstruations, removing all Instructions,
whether from cold or otherwise, headache, pain in the
side, palpitation of the heart, whites, and all NERVOUS af-
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&c, disturbed sleep, which arise from interruption of
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TO MARRIED LADIES,-Dr. Cheeseman's Pills are in
valuable, as they will bring on the monthly period with
regularity. ladies who have been disappointed in the
use of other Pills can place the utmost confidence in DR..
Cheeseman's Pills doing all they represent to do.
NoTICE.-1here is one condition of the female system
in which these Pills cannot be taken without producing Il
PECUIAR RESULT. The condition referred to is FREEMAN
CY-the result MISCARRIAGE. Such is the irresistible
tendency of the medicine to restore the sexual functions
to a normal condition, that even the reproductive power
of nature cannot resist it.
Warranted purely vegetable, and free from anything
injurious. Explicit directions, which should be read, nc
company each box. Price 81. Sent by mail on inclosing
SLto the general agent. RB-Sold by one druggist in ev-
cry town in the United States.
R. B. HUTCHINS, General Agent for the U. s., les
Chambersst., New York, to whom all wholesale orders
should be addressed. ad- Sold by B. DICKINSON & Son
Delaware, o. Dec. Il, '5S-*1y.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-12-16

Aal q AraHA "1- Alf .LL r. a Il
We are under obligations to DR.. JAS. M.
WnLIAMs, Of the State Auditors Office, for a
table showing the average value per acre OF
real property not in towns, as equali1ed in
1853, and appraised in 1859, with the increase
or decrease per cent. on the value of 1853"
The average value per acre in 1853 was ST.
O3; in 1859 las appraised and equalized by
County Boards $l9,4s. In ten counties
,Clermonf, -Coshoctons Cuyahoga, Greene,
Hahhiftob; Huron jackson, Medina, Muskin-
guam and Ross-there is a decrease in value,
ranging from / per cent. in Ross to 80 in
Jackson. In all the other counties there isan
increase, ranging from2 per cent in Lake to
"a in Fulton-the average increase per acre
being . f~raetion less than Is per cent. In
Delaware county the average per acre in 1883
was $3.50 as returned by assessors and
equalized By County Board in 1859, 1855
20 per ce Mt. The State Board, now
in sessioB. has fixed it it at sls,6s-an in
crease of 8 per cent.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-12-16

Mrs. BRIsEFa is anxious to dispose of the
hAesask Times establishment-whieh is repre-
.ssnted as being in good condition as regards
material, patronage and prospects
She has continued the publication of the pa
per since the death of her husband, which oc-
curred. three OF four years ago but finds the
cares trials and disappointments of the posi-
ton entirely too great a load to be borne by a
fenalc-hence her desire to sell. Mrs. B.
formerly Miss e Putnam. sister of the late
ResssfF.s Pntnam was once a resident of
this place, and has many friends among her
acquaintance here. We hope she may speed
lily find a purchaser, and in sustaining herself
and her little ones have a less rugged read to
travel than that of "A newspaper publisher, and
a more sure resource than the meagre profits
the basiuess generally affords.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-12-16
Sheriff Sale.

Benedict Hall and Company RY virtue o. Of E an A. sz-
james A Field ct al, ed from the Court Of
Common Pleas of Delaware county, / shall offer at public
sale at the door of the Court Room IN Delaware, on
Monday the 1eth day Of January, 1850,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock a. M and 4o,ciock .. M.
of said day, the following described real estate to-w.t
The north half Except 5 acres of a mill lott of lot No 5
in Jonathan Clark's survey No 5000. Virginia Military,
containing about 9S% acres of land, il being the farm on
which James Fields now resides, on Fulton Creek, on the
west bank Of Scioto River, in Thompson Tp. Delaware
County, Ohio. as the property of James Fields Except
from the above the following lot set off TO James Field as
q homestead, commencing where the center of the road
running north and south crosses Fulton Greek, thence
northerly on the center Of said road TO stake by two stones !
thence westerly to a stake near the northwest corner of
the orchard lot, thence ~southery parallel with the east
line on the center OF the road to the center of Fulton
creek, thence down the center OF Fulton creek to the
place of beginning, /
Also in Thompson tp., Delaware county, Ohio, on the
west bank OF Scioto river, beginning at an ironwood red
oak on the bank Of Seioto river corner to Iabon Landon's
with said Landon's line north So deg, west $50
poles. thence south Z deg, west 81 poles thence south IS |
west 2S6 poles to the Seioto river, thence ND the riy-
eF with its meanderIngs to the place of beginning. con-
tanning 30 acres strict measure, as the property of Ze-
rah Linslcy.
CHARLES SHERMAN Sheriff.
Dec. 16, 1S5e.-*ts. 1s5.37D
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-12-16

r r. Gov. iGREIsER, of the Columbus Gazette, has
recently been making a trip to Kansas. File
encountered quite a. number of Buckeyes in
various parts Of the Territory, and in speaking
of his visit to Atchison, says Mr.. McBrat-
ney, q &c xeaiA T6rch=Ligbt, has also d tab
e~rnacle IN CHS gooocdiy land, and in the short
time he has tdfried within the corporation, has
succeeded in pilinng up more of the filthy luere
than he would If he had remained in the town
spelled NIT an x, all his lifetime" Mr. NJ. is
a graduate from the Gazette office, and we are
gisdsts bear of bis prosperity. Since he left
Delaware he has edited papers in Marysville,
Xenia, Detroit and the place of his present
residence and has acquired quite a reputation
as a journalist That heis not engaged in the
newspaper business at present, the reference
by, brother Greiner to his success in accumu-
1atiin4gs 81 6lthy lucare , renders it superduous to
nenlc liifa--7: tE
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-12-16

stprkn.ZThe members of the
Ofentangy Engine Company propose holding
, a Festival at Temp!ar Hall, next Tuesday eve
ming. This is the oldest Company we have,
sraa its deficiency is well known to our citizens
1t is composed almost exclusively of young
men, who own no property subject to configra-
tion-and their efforts being solely devoted to
the interests of those who do own property,
ally toward getting it up, and evinee their APP
probation of the FiremaLis labors by attend
ing the festivals The Company has only once
before made an appeal of the kind, which is a
strong reason why the present one should be
literally responded to. Tickets IS cents.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-12-16
Dyspepsia and General Debility.

CARLISLE, Warren County, o.
March s. 1855.
Dr.. c. w. RoBAcK-DearS Sir For the benefit Of suf-
fering humanity permit me to say that l have found your
Scandinavian Blood Purifier and Blood Pills, a sure cure
for indigestion and Liver Complaint. have suffered frCm
the aforementioned diseases for five years and have
tried a great many physicians. but all to purpose. lives
atvisei by ii friend TO try your Blood Purifier and Fills
and did SO. was living In Cincinnati ii at the time, and I
went to your Office and purchased enc BETH Of the luri-
nr and one box Of Pills to commence with, and bless the
day / found your valuable medicines, for l am enjoying
good health at present and feel confident that the cure is
permanent. Let others buy and take what they please,
as for me, give me the Blood Purifier and Pills for all
chronic discusses which arise from impure blood or de-
rangcmcnt of the digestive organs. l take no other medi-
cncs, and have not for the last eighteen months.
Most truly. T. V. DUBolsE.
See advertisement.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-12-16
Tobacco,

10 BOXES Fives, sevenE and Tens Lump Tobacco
~ 36 Gates IEaiI Pound do do
IL Half BOXES Natula al Leaf do do
rs LIZ. CouGwtn's Fine Gut co
10 GIoss AndersOn's do do do
60 BIS. and heEs smoking 90
In store and for sale BY r. E. HILLS 4 son
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-12-16

Sheriff q Master Commissioner's Sale.
Geo, r sliss L CO.. el. al. B &. Yi arsse q Ct sac q ds &c me
G. ". Little L N. D. Pettboneb directed from the Court
of Common Pleas of Delaware county, Ohio, l shall of
fer at pubic sale al the door of the Court Room in Del
aware, on ~~ -
Monday, the 16h day Of January, 1850,
between the hours of ten O'Clock a. m. and four O'Clock
D. M, the following descr bed real estate to-wit Situate
IN the county of Delaware and State of Ohio, and inlots
3 and ! Is and Is, beginning at the northwest corner Of
Lewis Little's land as partieHed in the center of the Rad
nor Road running south 20 deg east Is and 81 100 rods,
thence south 66% deg, east Is rods to said Lewis W. Lit
ties east line, thence south AZ min, west "a 81 100 rods
thence north IS deg, % min west A SS-lO0 poles, thence
north AK min. east so As loo poles TO the place Of begin
ming, containing 20 acres, be the same more or less ap-
prased at $1,000.
Also, a lot or piece Of land situate in the township of
Delaware, county Of Delaware aHa State of Ohio, and /
being u part OF inlot No IS as numbered on the original
recorded plat Of the Town OF Delaware, bounded as fol |
lows Beginning at a point On the west line of Sadusky
street and east of said lot Al q feet south from the north
corner OF said lot and southwest corner of Sandusky |
md Winter streets, tn ence south with the west line Of
street 81 feet, thence west parallel with the
East line log feet, thence north 81 feet, thence east LOG
Get 10 the place Of beginning Appraised at $500.
CHARLES ERyAN Sheriff
And Special Master Commissioner
Dec 10, 1s5e-*ts. S5,37J
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-12-16
Sheriff and Master Commissioners Sale.

John yastine pY virtue of a decretal or
VS.. I'D der of sale TO me directed from
Holmes Sells ct. al. the v.".. IN Common Pleas of Del.
aware county o., will offer - u'.. nc sale at the door of
the Court Room in Delaware, IN
Monday, the 16Lh day Of January, 1850,
between the hours of 10 o'clock a. IN. and 4 o'clock p. m.
the following described real estate, to-wit Lot No 5 in
X. Coeper's Survey No 2545, Virginia Military Survey,
beginning at a stone on the west bank Of the Sciuto river
at the southeast corner OF Edward Duln's land. by a
pigeon oak and blue ash, thence south IS deg .3 min west
along said Duin's south line and passing his southwest
corner 4s3 rods and 40 Of a rod to stone set in the spot
in which the old post stood, by two beeChes, thence south
Is deg 80 min, east along the back line of said survey
No 2545, ~ rods and 1G links to a stone at the northwest
corner OF j. Artz's lot, (beech 9inches diameter), north
% deg west 10H links, thence north 90 deg 5 min east
along said Artz's and p. o. Seely's north line 479h rods
to the west bank of the ScIoto river, passing over II stono
on the bank ATS S2-l00 rods, thence up said west bank of
said river, with the meunderngs thereof, north II deg
west 81 40 rods, thence north IL deg west 81 poles to the
place of beginning, containing at acres and 17 10-10O
perches. Appraised at S6122,
CHARLES SHERMAN Sheriff
And Special Master Commissioner.
Dec. Is '6e-Ats "a ,5O)
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-12-16

GoDEY's LADYis BooK.-This magazine, the
Oldest and most successful in the country, com
mences its thirtieth year with the january
number. For Ladies it is without a rival, and
the enterprising publisher offers increased at
fractions for the coming volume. Terms 50
per year, with reduction to clubs, Should any
of our subscribers, or those who are not, desire
it, we will furnish the Gazette and the Book
for 1915.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-12-16
Partition Notice.

SEBURN HINTON and the Heirs Of Levi Hinton
~ dec q, oelag William, Levi, and Thomas Hinton
charlotte Fo0s and Joseph Foes, her husband, Deborah
Taylor and Homer Taylor, her husband, and the unknown
heirs OF Catharine Hinton, the heirs of Martha Reed.
decd, to Wit Nathaniel Hardy, her husband, Sarah Hin
ton aud William Hinton, her husband Deborah Arrison
and John Arrison, her husband, and Mary Reed, and the
unknown heirs Of Ezekiel Hinton, decd, late OF the State
OF kentucky. will take notice that a petition was flied
against them On 18th Lay OF December, A d 1859, in. thc
Court of Common Pleas of Union county, Ohio, by Daniel
Duyall- and is now pending, wherein the said Daniel Du-
vail demands partition OF the following real estate, to-wit:
Situate in the counties OF Union and Delaware, part Of
survey No 1892, beginning at the northeast corner al a
sugar tree and two ironwoods. thence south so deg, west
liz poles TO an ash and hQrnbeam, thence south so deg,
east 50 poles to the beginning, containing 60 acres.
Also, another tract of land described as follows being
n part of same survey, beginning at the southeast corner
OF the land aforesaid, at a sugar, ohm, and ironwood,
thence south S deg, east % poles to a hickory. thence
north go deg, west 20 poles to a stake in Asa Robinson's
Line, thence north s deg, west p pGcs to a stake, thenee
south SO deg, east IS poles to the beginning, containing
thirteen acres and that at the next term Of SAID Court
i'll be made by the said Daniel DuvaI for
an order that partition be made of said premises.
3 Er Hr.r s|. COLE Il LAWRkNCE
Attorneys Ior Petitioner.
Dec lie, '5o-*6w. 1S5 Isl T<
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-12-16

- GZEa
The lecture or DR.. THOMSON before the
Young Mems Lecture Association, Monday
, evening stawas delivered TO an audience res
pectable in numbers and material. II was a
highly entertaining production. and listened
to with absorbing interest. The peroration
was one of the finest things we have heard for
many a day. He gave a graphic description
the poor .2of England and ireland, which
was heightened and rendered more effective from
contrast with great wealth and its luxurious
appendages, as afforded by a glowing picture
of the colossal establishments of some of the
more prominent of the nobility, whose annual
revenues are counted by hundreds of thousands.
These1who did not hear it deprived themselves
Of d luxury. 3Aagaa
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-12-16

The Western Episcopalian, issued for many
years from Gambler, but more recently from
Cincinnati, has been discontinued for want of
remunerating support, and the subscription
list transferred to the Episcopal Recorder,
published at Philadelphia. This change leaves
the Protestant Episcopal Church of Ohio
without an organ-a loss SO severely felt since
the suspension, that a project for resuming it
and placing it under the charge of the recent
1y elected assistant Bishop, DIR. BEDELL, is be-
ing discussed.