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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-01-13
Special Aotiees.
eE See advertisement OF DR. Sanford s Liv-
CT Invigorator, and Family Cathartic Pills in
another column.

INFLUENZA, AND COMMON Com. like thieves in the silence
of the night. have carried nlaly to the silent grave. They
are cause by a sudden check Of respiration, by which
the stomach IS rendered inactive, and the ll IS becf NE
loaded with corrupted matte., which enters the blood
and disease IS the result. For all coles, coughs, and clnls
succeeded by heat, and for all fevers OF every form,
hoarsencss and rawneSS of the throat, lungs and stomach,
and for all weakness and sickness of every KIND, from
three to five OF these Fills on going to bed. for 4 few days
will be all that you require to restore you 10 perfect health
1t has been admitted and claimed all over Europe. that
there never - was a medicine, that will eXtirpat' diseases
that the more you take them, the st:unner you grow
They arc founded upon the principle that the human body
is subject to bnt one disease, namely : corrupt hnTfurs.
These Pills not only cleanse the bowels, but also fellow
the blood through every vein aed SO purify it from all
morbid and corrupt hurnors. that disease Of every nam@
| is driven from the body.
Great Ftmale Ms~dicine-Fcmoles who value health
should never be W !thout these Fills. 1t has been admit
ted by a number Of physicians, that females cannot too
highly value them. They have gave heath and spirits
to hundreds of fenal;s who without them would lIaHc
been in their graves. THY purify the blood, remove OBJ
strcctions. and give the skin Il beautiful, clear, healthy
and interesting Appearance. A box of these fills is Il
great medical companion at certain periods. From ont
to three should be taken every day, until relief is Dbja;n,
ed. A few doses occasionally, when well, will keep tht
system in a healthy condition.
DIR. Morse's Indian Root Fills are sold by all dealers il
Medicines.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-01-13
Legal EIofice.


DHEBE RUST, harveyJaneg, Maria Thompson,
4 Horace james, thariGs james, LIZA N. james, Aary
james, VIVA NcttctoH, and her husband, Hiram Nettie-
ton, Emiiy Kenyon, and her Ill shane, Perry kenyon all
Of the county 81 Delaware and state of Ohio FIa1csE.
James, of the county OF Clinton and state Of OHIO : Frank
lin James, of the county OF llulU On and State of Ohio and
Emma james, If the county Of lrie and State Of
Ohio Will fake notice that Il petition Was hied against
them On the 18th day of January,A ID 1sG6, in the Gotut
or Common Please Of the county of Delaware and state
of Ohio, by John Valentine and Aureiia valentine, his
wife, aud Is now pending, wherein the said John Faien-
tine, and Aurcila Valentine demand pafttion OF the fUd-
lowing real estate, to-wit Being 80 acres Of land in
range Is, township j, section 4, lOt-U. :. NJ. Lana, the
same being III the county Of Delaware and Sta'e of Ohio,
ana described as follows Commencing at the center of
said section at the northeast corner of said lot, thence
west ill the center of the county road, crossing Alum
Creek to John Valentines south line, thence west along
said Valentines line to the center OF the state road lead
ing from Columbus to sandusky City, thence south i'll the
center of sad state road to the center OF said county road
thence east i'll the center or said county road to Alum
Greek, thence east crossing Alum Creek along Harry
James; line to the center Of the section, thence north on
Harry JAMES line the place Of beginning.
and that at the next term of said Court, application
VIII b. IN tc by sail John NdIeniine and Auraba Nafcn-
tine Tor an order that partition may be made OF SAID
premises. aNEEIStK X HALL,
Attys for Petit. oners.
Jan IS 6o-*6t (s6,12)
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-01-13
The Copper Toe.
SPECIAL NO

NC
THE subscribers would inform Merchants and
J. the public generally, that there is now no exclusive
right held by any party to deal in Mi.tohell's Patenl
Metallic 7iFt Boots, in the county of Delaware, Ohio, hut
the territory is open, and free for all to deal in these Shoes
which rersr iceGr cut at the toe, and last, on the average
for children and youth. three times as long as the old
style, while the cost is but n triln more. Dealers mhy
obtain these goods of Agents in all tho principal cities.
CHASE, MCKINNEY Il co.
Boston, Oct. II, 'So|A6m. Owners of the PATENT
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-01-13

CoxMfrrEEs.-oT Senator, Mr. JOKES. is
chairman of the Committee on Public Works
and a member of the Committees on judiciary
and on Agriculture. In the House Mr.. BURR
is chairman of the Committee on Manufac-
lures and Commerce, and member of the Com
mittee on Finance.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-01-13
AHA2y, ~ lclA Day q Asaualy 1890,
Sheriff Sale.

STATE Of Ohio RY virtue Of an e1eeqton.'
EmelIne Schoonovor. Psf Common Pleas OF Delawaros
county Ohio, 1 shalt uler at public sale at sho<residence
of Portus Lyman il Scioto township, Delaware coun ~,
On .Aonday tie c3d day IF JdnWdyT, 1890,
between the hours or 10 O'Clock a. IN. and 4 O'Clock p. m.
of sail day Jtie following described goods aud chattels,
to-wit l brown Mare I. years old, l COW, 1 yoke 81
stee S 3 years old, 2 he.fers 3 years old, 3 calves, 10 bead
Of irogs, l Two horse wagon, l harrow, 1 piov Il shovsS
piow.
CHARLES SHERMAN, Sheriff.,
Des TO- '5?-~is. pfS2,00
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-01-13

ROBERT LuMBARD, a dissolute customer resi-
ding in the upper part of Radnor township,
last week converted all his effects into cash and
eloped with a young girl of the neighborhood
leaving a wife and several children in a state
of destituion. The deluded girl, who is an Or
phan, has we learn since returned to her for
mer home. n s7t-s>H saz -f,aft sel,rH -
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-01-13
The Atlantic Monthly.

Commencement of a New Volume.
WITH the number for January, 1890, the AT
Wv LAN1lC MONTHLY Will ent1r upon its fJA reluL1e.
III making this announcement, the Publishers think il
proper to say, Simply that no change Will h. made in the
general plu1i Of tie Magazine that all the writer's whose
contributions have established il in the popular favor
will continue 10 make it the medium OF their comminlca-
tion with the public and that the relations of the pub
fishers with authors. on both sides Of the Atlantic, viii
enable them TO add materially to the variety, interest and
value Of its pages.
Tncy have great pleasure in announcing that the num-
Der for January contains the first chapters of 4
NEW ROMANCE, ENTITLED
THE Pr PROFESSORS STORY
Written expressly for its pages, by
Oliver Wendell Holiness,
To be. continued in succeeding numbers Of the
Magazine throughout the year.
TERNs.-singlc numbers, rs cents. Three IolIars per
year, postage paid to any part Of the United States
CTJBS.-1woc copies, Five Dollars Five copies Ten Dol
ias Eleven copies, Twenty Dollars,-thr subscribers
paying their own postage, viz Sc cents per year. 4:
Gle. ynen, Teachers and Iostmastcrs. wild receive
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Subscription MAY commence With any number ; and
as ali the numbers are stcreutyped, back numbers can
always BE- furnished. All orders should be \ dressed to
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Jan est. l35 Washington-st Boston, Mass.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-01-13

Reports from varsous parts of the State in
dictate the destruction Of the tender fruits by
the December freeze. By examination on our
premises we find the peach buds nearly all xii
led, as also those of the finer varieties OF the
cherry.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-01-13

Are pnfaiIing in the cure of Coughs. Colds, Asthma,
Bronchitis, Sore throat, hoarseness, Difficult Breathing,
Inciplent Consumption, aud diseases OF the Lungs Ihey
have no taste Of medicine, and any child will take them
Thousands have been restored TO health that had before
despaired. Testimony given in hundreds oil cases "A
single dose relieves in TEN MINUTES -
Ask for Bryon's Pulm0nic Waiers-the original and
only genuine is stamped = Bryan" Spurious kinds are
offered for sale. twenty-five cents d box. Sold by all
dealers generally"
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor, Rochester, Ne" York
For sale by &. DICKINSON d SoE, Delaware, U. feb, II
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-01-13
The Great English Remedy--Sir James
Clark-s CELEBRATED FEMALE
PIELS.--Prepared from a Prescription of Sir
J. Clarke, NJ. D., Physician Extraordinary to
The Great In

J. Clarke, NJ. D., Physician Extraordinary to
the Queen.
This invaluable medicine is unfailing in the care of all
those painful and dangerous diseas : to which the female
constitution is subject. it modcrates all excess and re-
moves ali distractions and n speedy cure may be relied
on.
TO MARRIED LADIES If IS peculiarly suited. i will
in n short time bring Oh the monthly period with rcgu-
larity.
Each bottle, price One ToIlar, bears tho Government
Stamp of Great Britain to prevent corntorfe.ts.
RE- These IillS should not Le iHtrn Ly Eb males dH1iRG
The FIRST THREE MONTHS IF Pregnancy are rs they are sure
to bring on Miscarriage. Jut at any other time they are safe.
In all cases of Nervous and Spinal Affections, Pain i'll
the back and Limbs, Fatigue on slight eXcrtiGn, lalpita-
ton of the heart, Mysteries, and Whites these Fills will
effect a cure when all other means have failed, and al
though a powerful remedy, do not contain iron, calomel,
anthony, or anything hnrtful to the constitution.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each package
which should be carefully preserved
Sole Agent for tho United States and Canada.
JOB MOSES, Late /. c. baldwin K Co..
Rochester, N Y.
y. B.-S1 90 AMI G postage stamps enclosed to any au
thorized agent, will insure l bottle, containing over 81
pills, by return mail.
For sale by b. DICKINSON & soN, Delaware, Ohio.
Feb. II, i5G-%iy.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-01-13
CloVer Seed Wanted.
New Watches.

r am now receiving for the Spring Trade q new
Il 10; Of Watches and would iuvit' aa tnslrg ITO Of my
stock by those wanting 10 buy, aud not hesitate Co say
that my prices will be found IS low ~ shUs' 81 any ctheF
establishment in the ~state--Nlh d,lnonHirgtc ths by sIc
ioiaing a few OF the low prices ct which l sNi Weschcs:
A EuOd silver lepine (NarrantvN) for 50 %.
\ good silver Lcpinc, M inter- case ty SO.
silver Detached Levers, hunter cases, a. So n SIS.
a ind Gold IAlios' Watch (wHrranicJ a.. 49,.
A hnc Gok LADIES' Watch, gold dial, why v~snS. s2b.
A Gio cold Nrslvhcd lcvcr, nh kcwclcj Tor 500
Gold Huat-r Case. notachcd IUtur. fafi rwclei, SIS.
full assortment OF the American Watches IN cuNt aud
silver cases, az low prlces,
A gool aSsoi tmcnt vt npe dctached levers WITH sGvcg
Gaps, excellent bmSIHccNers.
School tcichcrS supplied w.th watch on favorable
terms. Sccontl hand watches, wirraEt>d. as tow ~ -.
My assortment of watch : amd eth y goo's IN ME- eWcA.
ry line viii be round as null ami eomnlets rs the wenfs q
the market shall seem 10 require. fhaso eeA - We. y
Williams MOyk. 4, Ri-AII.
| April 10. 1859
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-01-13

The melting of the SNOW and recent rains
have caused n great rise in the Olentangy.-
At the curve of the rirer. Immediately north
of town, the ice is damned up 50 as to turn the
course of the stream, through the adjoining
fields. flooding the road and routing the family
of Mr.. TRourMsN from their residence, situa-
ted on the. west bank. The place was visited
yesterday by large numbers of spectators.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-01-13
uaherifF g. Master Commissioners Sale.

Jacob bCtE9l smith Try virsre Of adeereta.
Henry Black and Wife. I.cted from the Count O
CoInnoii i.Ieas VI Delaware county, Ohio, / VIII offer n
pubic sale, at the door Of the Cuutt RuCln in delaware
u" Monday, TIE 1eh day D January, lse0,
between uc hours oil 10 oc-Cck a. M aIrt+ O'Clock ,. III
the following described real estate t1-w,t: Stuate u
the county Of delaware and state Of GAO, AMI III til
township OF Sc.Ot1. beng my ttcfcs Of llltl u be takcL
OF OF The west end II Lat o S in Il 5 b ~ sion Of :. i
Mason's =ur> cy ~. 49, IN lHe E;rgina4 Malta Ilstrlctt
bvuu +c4 as io..gwS: bcgfnuLs at d hickory, : gartlrt
ahd iroLw0vd, at the cuireT o. Lots Nos. ! AMI . II IN
west iiAv OF sad SUE Vcy No. lass: tac!cc aotIL ~ de-
grecs is M ngtcs east a. Ung tic said west ING Pc !. Iok
"a a pest. at the Coz ner Ot Lots NCs. S and = ailu then Il
extent GastwIrtiy the whole With Gf SaiA LOT ) lar G.
nougl that a parallel line W til the west lisc aforesaid wa
contain lilly uc.eE Of land. Appraised al $1,000. Z r.
-. t.-. CHARLES >IlkFsdAN sheriff
Aud SPECIAL Mysscr Comm ssioncr.
Dec. 10, '09-*ts ia ,0O)
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-01-13

.s~PRfSeFfk1D NEws-This journal has
donmd a handsome new suit, and now ranks
among the best looking papers of the State
1t is under TIE editorial charge of our genial
and talented young friend, (IdF. NJ NICHOLS
a fact which renders snperfuous the announce
ment that it is ably conducted and a ~sprightly
and interesting sheet.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-01-13

The best specimen of printing in colors we
have lately seen comes from the office of the
Urbana Citizen & Gazette, in the shape of a
New Years Address. 1t is beautifully exeeu-
ted, and is highly ereditable to the skill of Mr..
HALDsN. the7forelnan of that establishment,
who justly ranks high as, an accomplished JOB
nfinter. = - =
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-01-13

State Convention on the 10th, we find record
ed the names of the following gentlemen from
this county. with the age of each G. Evans,
aged 81; r.. Case, ca T. Case, rs; R. Glib
son, &c Jas, Shaw, ca F. Adams, Go John
Ryant, Ga. Mr.. Alex. Thra!l, of Berkshire,
was also in attendance, and cfficiated as one of
the Vice Presidents.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-01-13

BY the recent failure of Miles & Bartlett,
Commission Merchants of New York City
some of our most enterprising stock men have
sustained seVeresIossesDG2 SO "
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-01-13
Sheriff e Master Commissioners sale.

Henry Thomas b rG yiFt Il sa qf "a a ID ds G;tstsl
Henry Rhntes, ct al. cd from The Court Of Common
Pleas Of Delaware county, Ohio, IshaIf Offer ar public
sale, al the door Of the Court room III Delaware,
On Monday the 30ta day Of January, 1860,
between the hours OF 10 O'Clock a. m. and J O'Clock p.
m, Of said day, the following described real estate, 10 wit:
SITUATE i'll the couIty of Delaware and State Of Ohio, ana
in the Virginia Military District and bounded az fqlcws:
bang 4 part Of survey No. .555 entered in Tie mime Of
ROb't Cooper, btSinn.ngat a burr oak on the sO.rf side
of Lick Run; III .Hce nos tn So degrees west "a poles to
Il sugar tree; thence north % d-grecs W Il poles 10 a sugar
tree; thence north % degrees west s poles to an iron
wood thence north II degrees east 4 poles 10 a sugar tree
e on the west bank Of the Sciuto river; thence south 81
degrees east 10 poles to ttss place oi beginning, containing
90 poles more or es5.--Appra!sed al 300.
Also, in the s%NnC county, and bounded and described
as follows beginning at the south west corner OF Joseph
Rhodes lot, on the cast btnk oftie Scioto river. and run
ming sOEth SO logrces cast so poles to a red oak on the
cast bank OF til. run: thence south 125Z poles to "a pGsI
oak Il inches in diameter north IS degrees east 1L3i
Inks crossing sad run 1T ~ poles; thence south ii -
west % pr les to a post, buckeye SN inches in diameter.
north 9 degrees J y links; thence - degrees Rrst y uoics
Is links 10 a post On the north bank of the run, buCkeyy
II inches diameter, south 81 degrees west is links
THENCE south Q degrees west 10 poles 10 a post, crossing
said run ~ 2 poles; thence north 81 degrees 40 MINUTES
west - poles IL links to 4 sycamore 10 inches in GiIIne,
poles and Il poles; theme: nei I'll Il degrees west IS poles
lG;4 links on The bank Of rfe river to sho piacctf b GIN.
ming; containing l. acres IA 45-lO0 poles of land. 1hta
buve described being u part Of Let No. IL Section 8
Il 7nEhIp 5, Range Ia. Appraised ut $500.
.f CHARLES SiiLRIAN, Sheriff
and SPECIAL Master Comm ssioner,
December 20, 1889. Isl, 0Ol
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-01-13
The Good Old
OHIO
For 1850!

r going right along as usual. and enters Upon
l. Is s-&t3enth year Ga tae Il at"f january. 1870
Deroted to the Farm. live Stock. Garden,
T Orchard. and the Cultivation of the People.
The Ohio Cutt.vator is 4 practical and reliable Farmers
Taper, published by :. u. HARIIs, at Columbus, twice
every month in book form tor bindiug full 1f new and
useful reaGinE, a=d so cheap that every one can afford to
take It. For fifteen years tn Ohio Cult. ratpr mas made It's
swci9onie visits to Inorc than u hundred thousand families
in the Great West, and is SO we'll known that further dc
scri ltio: IS not necessary. Every farmer and friend Of
rural Improvement is respectfully invited to become L
stbscriber for 1860. Hand in your subscription TO the
Postmaster or other Local Agent, or take it upon your
self To get up club anloHgsyour neighbors.
Specimens and PruSHectusScS sent free.
! TERMS 81 Il year, single copy three copies fer 50
six Tor 81 nine for sc, AID copy extra, to the gctter-up
of every club of n;nc. S. u. UARRIS,
Jan 6~,'6o-&-t COLrMyus, ONO.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-01-13
Great Excitement !
Court of Common Pleas,

Delalrdre County, Oio.
Abram Springer and Benjamin Ely, doing bis; ness un~ei
the firm nane OF springer X LILY, / ldiilL lis,
against
Cyrus Spencer, ct. a., Defendants.
GYRUSS SPENCER, whose residence IS
" in the late or Missouri, MAJ take notice that the
above piaatifFs did, on the It'll day of January Al'13Ge,
hc Their pSt.tion III that uult Of Common lieaS, il anu
for the county OF IcEawIre and @tate uf Ohiu, against
said Cyrus Spencer. LEWIS w. Lee, aad Grace v Lee his
wife, tisfsn -ant$, the object and prayer OF which IS t"
forecIos. a iuoi tgagc given by saIi Cyrus Spencer 10 said
piaInt rs OH ha 40. seventy (aD in BY niye.s x Corwius
addition to tn. town Of East lIe.awIrr, in sad county /"
scare Iii. payment Of tour hundred dalai s, according
to Il curttn not. referred to in said mortgage the rthcs
defendants claim some interest iii sad prem SIS under
SAID CYRUS spencer. Plaintiffs ask Il judgment aga INST
said Cyrus Spencer for SIS a, ani that said prem SIS
may be solG to pay the same. And thesai Cyrus opeii-
Ger is notified that he is required ~ appear and. answer
said petition on Or before the sd SATURDAY alter tile 18th
day OF February, 4 l. 1860.
l. Ely,
by j. :. Jones, their Atty.
Jan Is. '6o-&6t % 25)
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-01-13

A man named CreGar, engaged in selling
trees, who confessed he was opposed to slavery,
was arrested al Knoxville, Tennessee. a few days
ago, when Gen. Ramsay, the late defeated dem
ocratic candidate fer Congress, proposed to CRU
city him This WAS voted down unanimously
andhe was allowed to depart.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-01-13

Mrs C p Brster, editress Of the Newark (o-( Times,
writes in uer paper Of January 29, 1859, as follows:
CO We know that Dr. Roback's Scan tlnaviln Rene
dies are all they ciaiIa to be. The Dr. Presented Us with
= few bottles Of his Scandinavian Blood Purifier and box
es of his Blood Fills last SUMMER, which put new life into
Us. They inv icorate- strengthen. and leave the Syzt,u
IN better condition than ST mulIltS usually do, ana have
no injurious effect. We feel SAFE in recommcnd ing abe
Blood Purifier Ia all suffering from debility be the cause
what it many the Pills have this pccufarty. they are
poU er5r{y active. and at the same time leave the patient
stronger and i'll an improved eond ition, different from
most drastic remedies. Try them with the Blood Purifier
and you will feel ike many who have been relieved, and
willing to add your testimony TO Their efficacy.
See advertisement
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-01-13
til day Of January. 1880,
Sheriff and Master Commissioner sales

VS.. ID Of sale to me directed from tue
:. Is. Morehopsr. } Court of Common Pleas OF Delaware
county, OHIO, I rha!i otfet at pub &c sale at the door OF the
Court I;oon n Delaware, on
n tetay the zen dog # January. 1890,
between the houJs Of 10 s'cfsck a. IA. ard / O'Clock p. N.
the following real estaFc desc, ibed as follows, to.wit -
81 .atc III thc cuulty Il Ir.lNa are ana Stale oil Ohio anu
t-wuship i oxford, be-; & : acrts vi AN; II al the efst
p>.I % the harm - SAT; three acres Whul tho said
SLausT. p.iiutiH, h3rght UI Josiah Powers, u Its NtSt
OF the tUwn Of ashley.
CIARLES SHERMAN, Sheriff,
And Special M4star Commissioner.
Zee. IL, '52-*t4 ( $500
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-01-13
REMOVAL.
Or. N. S. sAMPsELL.

oTYAS removed his Office to that formerly oG-
Ell curied by nr. r.. Hills, n short distance north
MY of the public Offices. Residence in Brick Building
81 on same lot, recently occupied by Geo. W. Little
Saturday of each week is devoted to o1lce business
At ali other times calls to attend acute or chronic cases
will be promptly responded 10.
DAlAwara, Nov. II, 1880 -~4s 'a
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-01-13

The attention of the friends of the Gospel
Ministers of our town is called to the notice
in to-days paper, of the donation visit on the
10th inst. AT the residence of Rev. JAS. HAIR
vEy. We hope all will appreciate the benefit
of these social gatherings without respect TO
denominal feelings, and patronize them on all
suitable occasions. and especially the present
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-01-13

TUST received a good stock of Saws, such as G. s
81 Muley Mil Saws sash Mill SATs, Cross Gut Woo
S{ws' for power, Circular Saws for pewer Cross Cut Saws
Back Saws, Wood Saws, Fclloe, Webb and Key -hoh
Saws. For sale at the Upper Hardware Store by
noo ., 'Se-stf O q. CHAMBERLAIN,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-01-13
Court of Common Pleas.

'
Andrew Frank, Plaintiff.
against
Cynthia Gfegory. jason Petition.
=ireEuFy, WI.iam Ever
1T aIii W liam Il. Diii,
Defendants.
THE Defendant. Cynthia Gregory, whose resi-
! Gence IS sOlu-wheIe N the site 81 III, lana, and
jason Gregory. and William Everitt, who's. residences
are unknown, viii take notice that Andrew Trunk, Of
Champaign coanty, Ohio, did On tho 9th day OF De-
ccnber, a Il. 1889, file his Petition in the Court a: Com
mon Pleas within and for the county of Delaware and
state Of Ohio, gain the said Cynthia Gregory, Jason
gregory, Wilt m E[eriit and WliiiIm H. b!il, seeking
to furcciose i mo. tgagc that sail Cynthia Gregory gave
10 Jason Gregory on 81 acres of land situated in Thomp-
son Township, bounded az foilowa beginning at the
northeast corner Of Lot No. 81; thence SGUih 10 degrees
west 81 rods to a corner; theme: south 3 degrees east 81
rods to corner in the west line al lot No. ~; thcn.=
north ) degrees west o. poles TO secure the payment of
lvc hundred dollars according TO Il certain not. referred
10 in said mortgage; 1.-THE other defendants claim some
interest unteT sail Cynthia Gregory J ami praying that
said Cynthia Gregory may pay said sum now claimed 10
be due WITH int crest, now amounting to $3.50; or that
SIEi premises MY b. sold to pay the same;-lnd the
sad defendants are notified that they are rrquraG to an
<Ucr the SAM on or before the third Saturday after the
9TH day OF February, A. u. 1860.
By ]. S. JONES,
Attorney for Paint Il.
December 80, 1859. FS6,12l ST