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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-01-06
she.iu Sale,
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49,
VS.. SA9 cC,;l-u L. ne GuCCt-
Jamcs A Field ct. al. ei from III. Court -
Common Pleas Of Delaware county, l shall offer at public
sale IT the door Of the Court Room, IN Delaware Fea
Slaonday Gc IetSday JnAadrg, 1see, 3
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock a. IN. and I O'Clock p. m.
of said day, the following described real estate to-wit /:
The north half Except 5 acres Of a mill lctlCf lot so 5
in Jonathapcafksssurye y No 5000; yffghDa Military,
Containing about 9SA 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 TIP. Delaware
County Ohio, rs the properly. Of. Jane. FIELDS Except
from the apovr thofolloNing letset On ofAtpesEf eld as
a hOraestead COMMENCING where thecdHteT 0f~ete-rosd
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
Bic orchard lot; thence s~eltherly parallel with the east.
line On the center of the road 10 the eantetA Of Fulteni
creek. thence down the center OF Fulton creek TO the
place of beginning,
Also in Thompson Up, Delaware county, Ohio, on the
west bank Of SciotOEIEcr, beginning al an ironwo0d red
oak on the bank Of Sciuto river corner to Iabon Iandon's
then ce with said IandOn's line north So deg, west 80
poles. thence south 7 deg, west 81 poles, thence snrth So
dcgf west 2s6 poles to7tie Sciot9 ever sthenee un the riv-
ef With its neanlGrIngs TO The place OF beginning, con-
tatnlng So acres, ssrfct measure, as the property of Ze-
raj Linsley.
CHARLES SHERMAN, Sheriff. p
Dec. 49, ls59EstsA (s5sE,)O =
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Sherif'S Sale,

jennie Chadwick DY virtue of an execution to
vs.. I'D me directed from the Court OF
Jane Chadwick etal common Peas, I shall Oler at pub
lie salcft tic door Of the Court House in Delaware, Ohio,
On Tuesday tie Sd dog Of January, 1880,
between the hours OF l0o'clock Il. M. and / Och elk p. m.
the foi;ewl ing descG ibed real estate. t9-wjt: situate N
the County OF Delaware. State OF ono, aud III the fuTgtii
section. sixth township, ejghtec.ith rangcSt.S. Mfiiai y
Lands. Beginning uu tho section line at The s"utu west
corner of saId tract, at n post bearing tree, beach, ten
inches in diameter, south "a deg. west 5 links, 10. 4
inchct, north east ~ links, thcnce north 99rols 10 a post
bearing tree, beech 10 inches, south SIS ! deg, east 6
links, beech IA inches, south 80 deg, west 80 bnks,
thence east so rods 90 links to Whit oak post, thence
south 30 rods | link IL n white en- tree u inches IN d.
amcCcr. thence west so rods 20 links To the place of be
ginning. Containing mty serts Of land, Appraised At
$3.50.
Doc .. Is5a-ats ISs,GAl Il al
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-01-06

ACCIDENTAL DEATH.-On Sunday last an in
FAINT of Mrs. BENTON, residing near S%unbury, was
accidentally smothered while the mother was
endeavoring to protect it from the intense cold
during a sleigh ride. The child was about six
weeks old. z,i@E-
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-01-06
Partition Aotice.


CEBURN linton and the Heirs Of Levi Hinton
- decd, beng NillamI Levi, ana IhClEas itiLt"n,
Charlotte FCos and Joseph Foes, her husband, J., borah
Taylor and Homer TaFIer, hc~h sband and the unknown
heirs of Catherine 11intun, the heirs Of Martha Eeed,
decd, to wit Nathaniel Hardy her %hushant, sarah Hin
ton and Within Hinton, her husband, Eel erah Ariison
anil .Johl Arrison, her h.shdnI, and Mary Rcet, and the
unknown heirs of EZtkicl IEntul5 deg, late of tie Site
of Kentucky, VIII take notice that a petition was flied
against ihcn On 18th lay of Ecccmber, A II 1898, in THO
Court of Common Pleas Of Union county, Ohio, by Daniel
nurall. AMI * now pending, wherein the said PANEL liu-
vail demands partition OF tue following real esthtc, to wit:
Situate in the counties of Union aud Delaware, part of
survey No 1892, beg ming at the northeast ccIrcr al a
sugar tree and two ironwoods. thence south so dee, west
liz poles to an ash and h~ofiibtaHi, thence so"lh SO deg,
east SIS poles to the beginning, cont: lining GO acres.
Also, another tract OF land described as follows being
n part of same enrvey, beginning at the southeast corner
Of tir land aforesaid, at a sugar. dim, and brentwood,
tlencs sOLth s Gcg. east d pGles to a hickory. thence
north SO deg, west 30 Poles to a stake in Asa Robinson S
Inc, thence north s leg, west p poles TO & stake, thence
sorth So deg, east - poles to the beginning, containing
thirteen acres and that at-the' next term of said Court
application w i'll he mace by the said Daniel nuvan for
IN ortes that partition be made of said premises.
COLE LAWRENCE,
Attorneys tor Petitioner. 81
Dec Il, '5--$tw. s[S5,25]
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-01-06
Sheriff q easter commissioner Sale.

Sheriff a GGaster Commissioners Gale.
Henry Thomas EYo ,, yirt r 20, Of g q ID de eF4s "a
Henry RlmIcs, ct al. cd from the Court of Common
Pleas cf delaware equity Ohio. ! shall Gisr at pubic
sale, at the door of the Court room i'll Delaware,
On Monday the 3olh day IF January, 1850,
between the hou1s OF 10 O'Clock 1t. m. and 1 O'Clock p.
m, Of SAID day the following described real estate, 10 wit:
Situate in the county of Delaware ana : tate Of Ohio, aIG
in the Virginia Military District, and borndeit rs lci rws:
beginning at u burr OAK on the south size 90 Lick hur
thence north rs degrees west Ii poles to a sugar tree;
thence north % degrees II poles to a sugar tres; THENCE
north 70 degrees west . puics to an iron WOO Z; thence
north II degrees east ! poles TO a sugar tree en- the west
bank of the Sciot0 river; thcncc south 81 degrees east 10
priea TO the place o1 beginning, containing 81 pUIes more
or less.-AppIaiSed at S5UU.
Also,in=thc4sain count I bealtfed-a and described
az folhtws bcginling al the south west corner OF JuseHh
Rhodes lot, on the east bank oGthc Scioto Ttvtr, AMI run-
aing south SO degrees cast So peles to a rel oak on lie
east bank Of the river; thence south 123s poles t0G post
oak Ii inches in dfaIn-ter- north of5 degrees east il &
Links crdssi@g sail rEn at ~ p1iss; tlEeire south II =
west % pc les to a post, buckeye sX inch = IN diameter,
North Q degrees AZ links; thence - degrees west . / oics
Is links to 4 post ON the north bank Of the run. buckley
thcaca south 9 degrees wet 10 Tolcs TO d post, c, cssi. Z
said rTn At 2 poles: thence north 81 degrees 20 III r,at"s
wcst ~ roles IL links TO a sycamore 10 inches i'll diame
ter oIeahe bank, of tie. rIser, Crossing sail run at 4
poles and II poles: theme. 70. IN al degrees west IS io,ct
lE1s links on the bank of the ever 20 tho pinca # II Z n
ming; containing Il acres u 45-lCo poles OF land. 1Ir-a
bove dcscI ibed bengAa 1ral t mgLot No. i. Scc:ion .
Township 3, Range ~. Appraised at S51o.
CHARLES SHtIRMAN Sheriff
ami Spec al Master Comm .ssioner.
December 90, 1859, [$e,q0l .
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-01-06
Sheriff Sale.

JAR, n Thompson b, ~ yi ns a IF an eT 7fs9S in
Henry & Robert Black Coart Of COMMON Pleas Of bel.
aware county, Ohio, l viii oaer AT pahic sale at the
door o. the Conrt Room In Delaware on
Monday, the 1Ch Gag Of January, 1890,
between the hours Of 10 o'c!ock a. m. anu four oelseE
p. M. the following described real estate to-wit BEING
in the Virginia Military I!str.ct, IN delaware county O,
alft lying on the west sdr Of tn lScioter Yer, aaAa part
OF William Crogl6nn's fgca, baEfnalng at ,
ashes and a black walnut u:l this south bank of Aiiicreek
lower corner Of sIi& survey Oh the creek, thence up the
scrrek on the meth sde5 rofh7 81 sEeF. wcsT s. f6As,
A9efth 81 v G9 polss notthg;l q&s: w.ssE2
west 10 poles to a sycamore, thence north 10 dog
-sysst 2s p1est9 Z ggsrssFe es!hsGee EollFse lsg -est
to the place Of beginning. Containing 100 acres more or
less-being the saCIe laa! daeled by Zactar!ah Shultz
> s-Fs S1IAt;Lh sIiFEMAN, shcrif.
Dec. lG, IS59.-#ts (s3. 50)
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-01-06
Shorthand Master cmnaissioner. Sale.

Hiram N. shaner pY virtue of a deoretal order
VS.. I'D OF sale to me directed from tho
s B. AorchoCse. J tourt OF Common Pleas OF Delaware
county, Ohio; l shall offer at public sale at the door OF the
Court Room N Delaware, IN -- F.
Noafcy The len day Of January, 1890,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock a. III. and : O'Clock p. ID.
the following real estate described as follows, to wit -
situate III tle county of Delaware ana State Of Ohio and
township of 0NiiGI, be!g 20 acres Of land eli Of the east
part OF the farm OF sSxty three acres, v lfcli the said
Sfiafer, Plaintiff, bought OF josiah Powe.s, a Little west
ct the town of Ashley.
CHARLES HERMAN Sheriff,
Ana Special Master Commissioner.
Dec. lG. '5e-atS EIC5(3, coy ~-ETT
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-01-06
SheZ5II sale

State Of Ohio TY virtue 9f an ne execution :ss7 t69
Eme'ine schoonovor- q CemmYn ILas ol ! eiawars
county, Ohio, l shall otter az pGbiie safe al the residence
of Portius Lyman in Sciot0 township, Delaware County
On Monday, The c6th day Of pseerLer, 1859,
betwcenaie hours of 10 O'Clock a. inland 4 O'Clock nm.
of said day, the following described COOS and chatte s,
to-wit l brown Mare Il years old, / cow yoke OF
Of hugs, / two horse wagon, l harrow, / piow l shovel
ptow. .rF-4t Er.ir+'E
CHARLES HERNA Sheriff.
Dec lG, '5o-*s. PSF 90. -
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-01-06
Sheriff IL anas.er Commissioner $ Sale.

sheriT IL master Commissioners s Sale.
s-ses VS. let, al: Is tai o.ecs. q q sal; o me
G. ". Little x II y. r%ett,bone) .lieeteI from the Court
of Common Pleas Of Delaware county, Ohio, / shall of
frE ut public safe at tho door OF tbs Court Rnnln IN Del
aware, on Hf.rs -T.. t.tH-2 %. =
Nonaay, TIE Ieth day Of January, 1850,
between the hours of ten O'Clock u. m. and four o'clock
p. IN, the following described real estate to-w.t Situate
in the county Of delaware and Estate of Ohio, and iaiots
) am 4, Is AMI IS, beginning at the northwest corner Of
LEWIS Iitte's land as lartioned in the center of The Rad
nor Road running south 20 deg east IS and 51-1o0 rods,
thence south 6t2i deg, exist IS rods to said Lewis W LIT
ties east laac, tienee soGtl - 4 min, west 81 II 100 RODS
Themes uei til S4deg. % min, W st 4-sS-1qe poiss, thence
north AZ min. east 50 30 100 poles to the place OF be&in-
ming, continuing 20 acres, be the same more or less ap-
prascl at 5000.
Also, IL lot or piece of land situate in the township OF
Delaware, county of lfeiaHure ant. State Of Chin, and
being a part OF lniut No IS az numbered ON the origin nal
racorGeG pfat of the Town of Delaware, bounded as fol
lows beginning at Il point on the west line of Saiesky
street ana east Of said lot Al 4 feet south from the north
east coruef OF said lot and southwest corner OF SanduskY
ant wlntrr street, theIceso1th W .tb tho west line Of
S~aniusky street 81 feet, thence west parallel With the
east line 100 feet. thence north 81 feet, thence east LOG
feet to the place OF beginning Appraised at SS500.
CHARLES SHERMAN, sheriff
And Special Master Commissioner.
Dec 1e, 1s5o-*ts. E- $3.50
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-01-06

OHAs%GuLrrvareR~-Ihe prospectus for this
old and popular rural journal will be found in
ri our, columns to-day. Its great success under
the management of Col. HARRIS affords the
best possible evidence Of merit.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-01-06
T7AaM LANDs-roR SALE Is miles from Phil

Et2SAdl 10 EOh 0AA6E ~ luL1Co IA Az
II deiphia by Railroad, III the State Of New Jersey
Sol! among Che bast for Agricultural purposes, being >
good .feara sell with = clsy. bottom. The Eand is q hrsH
tract, diyiAe'i into small farms, and hundreds from al
parts Of the country aro now settling and building. Tho
crops pro iuce'l arc large and can be seen RoTing& Tho
clf1ltc is delightful, and secure from frosis. Terms from
SIS IN $50 per acre, payable within four years by install
mcn.s. To visit the piace-Lcate Vlre Street Wharf at
Philadelphia ut : 4 a. m. by Railroad for HamtnoDtOn-
or address r. J. Byrncs, by letter, Hammonton Post or
Acr. Atlantic County New Jersey See full ,~adv9rtise-
rnent in another cotuma. .jy16~em
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subseribe
Two men Crafty and Robins

1.-TWO men Crafty and Robinson) were out
hunting quails together, on Tuesday afternoon
last. near the south end of the curve, when the
kun of the latter was accidentally discharged
thegcontents Of which were lodged in the abdo-
snen Of the latter, fatally iniuring him" So
says the Standard of yesterday.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-01-06
Court of omrno Pleas,

Andrew Frank, Plaintiff,
against
| Cynthia Gregory Jason Petition,
| Gregory William Ever
lit and william Fl. Dill,
Defendants.
THE Defsndaat. Cynthia Gregory, whose resi-
IL gence is Somewhere ia the state Of indiana, alItt
! jason Gregory. and William Eyeritt, whose residences
are unknown, VIII lake notice that Andrew FrUfk, of
/ Champaign county, ohis, did on the eth day 'ofDe-
cember, AID. 1853, fie his Fetition in the Court OF Com
mon Pleas within and for the county OF Delaware and
State of Ohio, against the said Cynthia Gregory, Jason
Gregory. William Everitt ana William II. Dill, seeking
to fOfeclose q mortgage that said Cynthia Gregory gave
to Jason Gregory on 81 acres Of land situated IN Thomp-
son Township, bounded az follows Beginning at the
northeast coriier Of Lot No. 81; thence south T3 degrees
west 81 rods 10 a corner. thence south ) degrees east 81
rods 10 corner in the west line OF Lot No. 29i thence
north 8 degrees west "a poles to secure the payment of
five hundred dollars according to L certain note referred
il in said mortgage; (the other defendants claim some
interest under said Cynthia Gregory and praying that
said Cynthia Gregory may pay said sum now cisifnet. to
be due with interest, now amounting To $3.50; or that
said premises may b. sold to pay the same:-and the
sahl defendants are notified that they are feqairedto an
swer the same on or before. the third Saturday alter the
9Th day OF February, A d. 1860.
gas By J. 5. JONES,
- r. .-T -#+ Attorney for Plaintiff.
December 80, 1853. .fss,1ol1Ea a. set
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-01-06

Mrs. c. P. Erstlr .editress of the Newark TO- Times,
writes III uer paper of January 10, 1859, as follows:
Rg- We know that Dr.. R"bIck's scandinavian Rcmc
dies are ali they claim to be, The ir. presented us WIKI
n few bUttics Of his scandinavian Blood ftriisr and box
cs OF his Bood Pills last summer, which put new life into
us. They inv ieorate, strengthen, and leave the system
in bette. condition than ST mulantS Usually do, an have
no injurious effect. We feel safe in commend ing the
Blood Purifier to all suffering from debility, be the cause
what it many, the Pills have this popularity, they are
poscegtuHy active, and at the same time leave tue patient
stronger and in an improved condition, Ginerent from
most drastic remedies. Try them with the Is o0! Purifier
and you w ill feel ike many who have been relieved, and
willing to add your testimony to their efficacy.
SEQ advertisement.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-01-06

,756 sS
In rqfsrsneesto the above the Geuszaad Herald
remark8E:zNooos
When it is taken into view that khe wheat
along the line Of the road eas IN entire
faifrethis rear and that thF5agh business ow-
Ing 10 excessive eonlpetition hos been done at
h otherwise thaA gfass5ypg to thesstockholdz
e& of the company. Had there been the usual
wheat crop the surplus earnings would have
footed up over SlQ0,ee0.
The management of the &C. s. c.. road has
'keea Rhde md has been az rigidly Economical
Is true interest would warrant, and its record,
in evqyfespect, is as, fattering as that of any
road IN t~hecnuntry.[ 1t has always stood in the
front rapk47a rank by no means boasting large
-ly N auinbersAand as the country through
which it runs fills up the road must continue
vte prosper. la 49, zazs-J Al s6sa
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-01-06

II IE----"--"I ~ ---"--
Ho1IowAY's OINTMENT AND FILLs.-A most erroneous
idea prevails in this country in relation to hemoFrhoids,
piles. They are suffered to drain the system OF lis life
bIooI, because, forsooth. it is deemed dangerous 10 med
die W til them. Now we undertake to say that every
form of the disease can be cXpediinusly cured (not snip
pressei) by the Simultaneous use OF Holloway filis and
Ointment The former cxpcl the acfid irritating matter
which produce the heInorrnCge, while the ointment, act
ing as a balsamic styptc, Gloss the mouth OF the rclaxed
blood vessels near the terminus of the intestinal canal
and thus a safe, complete, and permanent cure is achiev-
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-01-06
PRICE

IN consequence of the scarcity Of money and the
i hard uncs iE.t now prevail in this ColnrIun. ty, the
M sn.ifact Ircrs have authorized ms to reduce the price
of the Pearl sew ng Machine tn 1hGfy.fre Dollars This
will enable almost every family wanting a machine to
purchase enc. And white the price - red@ced the quail
~ e improved so that it is now really the cheapest ma
chine IN the market. Bear IN mind the good qualities Of
the Icnr!-
1t is very simple in construction.
1t is not liable to get out of order.
1t is durable and easily managed.
1t will do good work. 1t will do
coarse work as well as fine. It is
warranted to be all that is claimed
for it and to give satisfaction.
It is better to buy Sewing Machines of reliable, eHtdb-
iished agents, than OF irreS7onE Bile travelling ones.
Take the OPINIONS Of those using Machines, rather than
Of those selling them. References will be given to those
using the Hcarl, at the Agency.
ANY canGii mechanic acquainted with machinery can
not but pronounce the Pearl good in principle, and as war
rdnted by the Agent-te perform weil-there is no risk
to tue purchaser
The manufacturers If the Fearl are practical mechan-
irs-ncn " no are satisfied with fair profits, and at the
sam, tina that they Offer 10 the. plb.cas good a machine
for family use as any in the market they ask no bonus
FOR reputation or any other fictitious Consideration but
have fixed upon a price that is fair ana Just to both seller
and buyer. The Pearl VIII be furnished conlpicte at $35
uni warranted by c. II4ATT, AGFNT.t
Nov is, 50 No. 8 Williams Block
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-01-06

"a An Oyster Supper, for the benefit of the Ge-
noa Presbyterian Church, will be held on the
evening of the 10th inst. at the residence OF
A. J. SMITH Esq, in that township. See no
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-01-06

ATLANTIC MoSTHLY--A new volume of this
valuable American Magazine commences with
the January number. See Prospectus in adver-
Using columns. az
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-01-06

Sheriff e. Commissioner Salr.
.Trdstecssof the Ohio Wesleyan q fyersityD DIX vir-
vs.. EA9 tue uf &
Willam B. Cirpente-, ct. al. -ocrCtai o.
dor Of sa 10 to Rc directed from tho. Court Of CclLuion
Pleasspl Delaware Couriy Ohio, I sha.I Gfer ut pubic
sale at the door OF The Court Room III De'a ware, on
- sAcnd1 " he seth day Of Jenaary, 1s6osTw
between the hours Of 10 o, lJck a M and 8 O'Clock p M
the follow ing described real estate, ia wit: The north,
west quarter of inlet No. 81, in the town If Delaware.
county Of Delaware, and State OF Ohio. Appra Sod at
$3.50. .r
@ CHARLES SHERMAN. Sheriff
and Special Master Commissioner.
Dec. 80, '5c-*ts [S2, 00l
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-01-06

- We procured last week q supply of extras con-
tairApgtkcP Residents Message amply sufficient
to supply all our home subscribers. Through
.si inadvertanee they were nct-inclrsad in the pa
8 pers delivered in town. We mike good the o
mission to-day: and if any of our town readers
ha~ea hot yet perused the last annual bulletin
.s71aof T. y they can still have the onportunitv-
1t belongs to that class of documents that are
S9n9t particularly injured by a little delay in
reaching the reader.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-01-06
The Test of 10 Years Experience
HAS PROVED THE SUPERIOR QUALITY CT
sE4H HEGEMAN, CLARK & cos
ESanu5ue Cod Liver Oil.

Genuine Cod 41VeF OH.
| Il is pronounced by Physicians the best remedy for Cox
SUMPTION, ScRoFULA, CHRONIC RHErAA1IsN, &c, eyer dis
I covered
Caution,-The value of this remedy depends upon its
purity, and in order to secure our customers a pure ar
| ticle, one of our firm went to Newfoundland to Superin-
tend the manufacture of our oil, and we WARRANT IT
PURE. Sec that the label has the eagle and mortar, and
the signature over the cork of each bottle, as there is a
great deal of cheap, inferior oil palmed of for genuine
to the great injury of patents.
HSrAsk Tor Hegcman, Clark & Co. e, and take no other
as many have been cured with the genuine who have
used others without any benefit.
USEFUL in every family-Paint, Greasespots, etc.
I u renewed instantly gloves, silks, ribbons, etc.,
cleaned equal Ia new, without injury to the most delicate
color or fabric, by HEGEMAN 4 co.'s CONTEMPLATE
BENZINE, only rs cents per bottle. HEGEMAN & co,
Druggists, 161, 399, 51 and 756, Broadway. n. Y.
Oct p ,'59-*3m i,e4F sf.trE .r---a
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-01-06

MIR. LEONARD CURTIS. of Genoa. has sent us q
box of corn (the ears extra large as 4 specimen
m, the crop upon which the Board of Managers
of the Delaware County Agricultural Society a.
wardcd him the first premium. BY an accompa-
nving note we learn that the land upan which it
"a was produced has been fifty years in cultivation .
If we can procure n copy we shall hereafter pub
fish the statement furnished by Mr.. Curtis as to
Tnodeof culture. SE1ItH 2za
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-01-06
Court Of Common Pleas,

Il -..-.5l n. Deaware County, Ohio.
Albert Longwell, Plaintiff.
T. against Petition to foreclose Mort
! Daniel Dunham and Olive + gage.
Durham his wife, Defen'dtk. .-s @c=
TINE Defendants, Daniel Durham, a non-resi-
y i dent OF the stat. of OHIO, and Olive Dunham his wife,
will take notice that the Plaintiff, Albert Longwell, filed
petition il the Court aforesaid on the Sd day Of Sep
;tember, A. u. 1859, against them, praying for a juig-
nFc~F against them for $500 and interest since March 18th
1857, 1t s per eeut per anaum, being the amount OF a
n 0Tnl sorry note given to the Plaintiff by defendants at
Ike d. aforesaid Tet toner further prays for the fore
cios,.re If a mortgage (anda the sale of the lmortgaged
pretnises) gwen by Defendants to Plaintiff, Of even date
with said promissofy note, tn secure the payment of the
SANG, upon the following described premises, viz In
Lot % in North Delaware, Delaware county aforesaid
ihohn,ed and described rs teiiows: on the East by San
dusky street, tonthe North by Bonford street, on the
Wcst by an alley, and on the South by In-L6t "a. Said
defendants are required TO answer saId petition ON or
before the 18th day Of FebraaryyA A. b. 1850, or the same
( will be taken as confessed. -fel b. s--r- r~4a-
/ 94 = .alH .aasaisEas JAMES * u hHllt;
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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-01-06
Radnor Flank Rosd.

THE Stockholders of Radnor Plank Road Com
i are hereby notified to meet ut the office OF MessTs.
Van Deman & Fawsll III the Town of Delaware, Delaware
hours Of 10 a N and 4 p III 10 elect seven Directors to
serve the ensuing year. a full attendance is requested
as business of great importance to tue interest of the
Company will then be psesented to the stockholders.
F BY order of tho Board. --a- 5s-.
Dec o, $50 j. D. VAN DEMAN, Sec'y.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-01-06

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