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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-04-10
Administrators sale

ny virtue of order Of sale 70 directed by the
- Probate Court Of Delaw county, Ohio, shall Of
fer at Public Sale the door OF the CouWt Room IN
Delaware, Monday. the i1th day Of May A. D. 1858
IoiRg described Real Estate, being tho property OF
Henry J. Jarvis decd, subject the dover Of Caroline
Jarvis. his widow VIZ. Beginning stone on post
at the south corner Of lot co. and north east corner
of lot D. in Section 3. Township g. Range IS, United
states Military Land; thence north S9< degrees
the east line of the c. C. & c. Railroad tract; thence
north AZ degrees west along the line of said Railroad
tract 102 270O perches the south west corner OF
South atey in the village of Orange Station
thence south S9 degrees east along the south line Of
alley % loo perches, tho north edge of fence
post Bard s north west corner; thence south de-
ETees, IS minutes west along SAID Baird 5 west line
TS1G0 perches post set in the spot the old post
stood at sa I'd Bids south west corner thence S9 de-
grecs east along his line ~ y perches post set
lots % and IS; thence south degrees, 45 minutes
along the lot line Az poles TO the beginning
containing a acres. 23 x perches OF land.
Aso-5 Of land the middle part of lot "a, in
same Section, beginning at poidt in the north inc OF
said lot "a, being the Section line in County road at
said Township thence south degr6e 45 minute west
~ 55 7I0 100 Is the lot lille between lots "A and
Themes north S9{ degrees along the lot line
10 7l0 rods post: thence north degrees As min
utes east 40 55 perches to the section line pass
ing post the south edge or road; thence south
S9i4 degrees east 70 40 p riches, the beginning.
Aso-nlnts Nus. 5, 6, Z. IA, ahd l5 IN the town Of
Orage Station.
Terms Of SaIe:-One half cash in hand the day or
sale, and haf, with interest, in year, secured
by lnortsLgn the premises.
FT5RATF,N ROE, Administrator.
Of the f tate OF Ii. J. jarvis, decd.
RyCi W. HALL, his Attorney.
April l., 1Ss3-5wpf 81 80.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-04-10

There are two things with which the soldiers
in the field are especially pleased. First the
stringent orders issued concerning deserters,
and the certainty that the days Of immunity
for straggers, of All grades, in Northern com
munities, are over. and that military punish
ments will be inflicted. Second the conscrip-
tion. The old soldiers did not like the extrav-
agant bounty business last Fall, and now they
look to the conscription as Offering them GER
tainty of all the reinforeemcnts that may be
required in the field.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-04-10

Il was well said by Mr.. Brady in his Brook
lyn speech, that the time will surely come
when the men who oppose this war will be
deemed more inlnm Gus than the Tories Of the
Revolution" If this fact was ftly realized,
we doubt whether there are ten persons in this
community who would quietly rest day un-
der the name of being, at this crisis in favor OF
peace with the rehels. No member of society
is so abandoned as to court infamy understand
inglv. When he comes to that be Is no longer
a member of society-he is simply an out
cast.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-04-10

HIHoMAs Ward, OF Marion county, ohio, william
H., Rr.cs, ana W,liis,n pr.oe her husband az 81
Joseph, Missouri Mary j. Morris, sarah n. Morris, Sa
rah Morris and her husband John Morris, Pike Weird
and Sarah Ward, all Of Delaware county, Ohio, wili
take notice that petition ned against thea the
the lTth day OF March, ls63 in the Court Of Common
Pleas Of Delaware county, ohio, by James nennsun and
Catharine Dennison his wife, and Is now pending,
wherein said James ncnnison Catharine Banniehn
said sarah Ward widow OF William Ward deceased, In
tue following Roa Estate situate IN Delaware county,
Section one United states Mtary, and hong part of
Lot No. s, and bounded and described as follows; BE
ginning al the south east corner Of sad lt No 3 aud
southwest corner nr Tot 81 section al poat
and stones the section hne; themes NORM dnMnee
east along the Zinc OF said lot in the county road
a5T 8alOO rods a 81 ne post IN county
oaGs: thence north Ses dcgr0ca west In the county
rU ro@1 20 ~ 70 ~ ~ ana a. bence son,h .rS t
utcs along the lot line 200 hoo rods
said lot south OF lQt O. thoRco south
$50 degrees Gust ahng ae acston line TS 7l0 rods
100 perchcs or land being the premises owned and
resided upon by said William Ward at tho time OF hia
Also, that said petition alleges that said John ward
is net entitled 10 any portion Of said promises IL sad
petition described, because said william Wsrdg and
wife on the leth day Of April 1881 conveyed 10 said
John Ward rs an advancement, So acroR and 0o-10
state OF ONO and IN Range 90 Township and section
United states Narg and being the east part Lot
No. and north part Of Lot No. 3 In subdivision og
s.id section 4 bounded a. follows: begmnInR a me
north east corner uf said Tot 4 thence south n de-
south 1l2 and 22 links passing the corner Of otn
and at 40 4l1o0 poles 70 post AZ the corner of
lots and on the west He OF lot g. thence naFth 40 de-
grees 81 minutes east along aad county road noea
70 stone on post AZ the crossing Of county noa6 hoaoa
north along the east limo Of lots in a county
road the place of bcginnng-sud thal nad adTnnSS
ment la more than his equal share " said estate ~
AZ the next term of said Court application viii ba
made for the eTttion Of said arst described PREMISE
aud that dover be assigned therein. illls
CARPER 4 VAN DEMAN.
March 20, 1soa.-ot $40 So ''''''''i''
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-04-10

Opposing the United States au-
thorities has in all cases where it has
been attempted proved anything
but a paying business. The resis-
tanco Of squad of soldiers while
engaged in arresting deserters III In
diana, has resulted in several convic-
tions for treason; and the leaders OF
the gang who attempted the same
game recently in Noble county, in
this State, were promptly arrested
by military authority, taken to Gin
cinnati, and by decision of the ex-
amining Commissioner held to an
swer at the next term of the U. S.
Court to he held in that city.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-04-10
Farther from Charles tor-Encouraging News
I he World has the following

Official intelligence is received at the War
Department that the movement against Char
ltston has been initiated by landing small
Federal force near the foos Of James Island.
Private letters were received tonight from
Commodore John Rogers, second in command
under Admiral Dupont, and also from Gen.
Hunter to bis relatives, dated Friday last,
fully corroborating the rebel accounts of the
landing Of our force on st. Johns Island, and
the withdrawal of the enemies pickeis They
speak in the most sapguine manner of the
contemplated movement resulting in great
success, no less than he fall Of Charleston-
Tho Department will probably have official
dispatches tomorrow
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-04-10

A decision wis recently given by United
States Commissioner Woodbury., Of huston,
Lusbaud 10 be arrested for having candcs,inc-
ly opened letter intended for and addressed
to her Fhe Commissioner discharged the ac-
cused On the ground thai, as the husband and
wits we're one, The law did Lot apply, "nd ;he
penalties could not be enforced. Ladies viii
please take notice, tLcrelore, that tbsis letiers
lave no kgal privacy.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-04-10

A case has recently been decided in Ch;ca-
90 against conscript uldcr the last draft,
Who cluimod eXC Cmplien as an alien. II was
pl oven tlut lie had voted and The court, with
out any nole evidence decided that he MAS
citizen, and liable to draft. Those who
expect to escape the coming conseription by
the plea of non-ciiizinship, musl be careTut
how they exercise The right of suffrage. The
privileges OF voting presume the liability Of
fighting.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-04-10

TIE first case Of al execution for the crime
Of d,sertiou was had at Indianapolis on Fri
day last The fielder WIS Robert Gay, u
member OF Company d, list Indiana, who de-
serted in September last at Richmond, Ken
lu,ky, and took the oath Of allegiance TO the
ycbei Goytruue Mt. He was captured, triel by
court martial December last, and found guilty.
Tie order Of execution was issued by General
Wright AT Cincinnati, March 2Ist. The case
was one of peculiar guilt. Gay deserted and
requested 'Le privilege of taking the oath Of
allegiance 10 the Conftderacy, and came back
home with The written oath St, wed in the lin
i'is Of his cloths for perfect concealinent.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-04-10

The first case of indictment and conviction
for treason in Kentucky was that of Thomas
@. Schaclett, Of Meade county, who was tried
in the United States Circuit Court and found
guilty. The case was an aggravated one he
having served under Forrest and Bragg
With the Louisville Journal we hope that no
mistaken clemency will prevent him from be-
ing the frs. to expiate his crimes on the gal
lows
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-04-10

fortress MONROE, April THE steamer
Spaulding arrived here last evening from Hill
ton head, aud reporls that our fleet had all
left for Charleston when She left.
The flag Of truce boat left here day for
City Point with 8Ga rebel prisoners for cx-
change.
a rebel cavalry man, who deserted from
the rebel army on tie Blsckwater aud came
into Norfolk yesterday, says the Confederates
are making arrangements 10 remove their cap
itol from Richmond TO Chattanooga, and that
tie scarcity of provisions and forage Is the
principal cause.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-04-10

Just previous to bis deatli, General Samner
stated 10 his lrivi's at Syracuse that he had
been allowed an insight into the plans for iu-
lure military aud naval Cpcratiors, which
gave him higher eCmGdeEee in The certainty
Of The complete and specify restoration Of the
Union, and the undisputed sway of the Con-
siitu'ion than he had felt At any previous linsH
since lhe beeinl,isg q the rebeIion.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-04-10
The Pi.i,ollt lnl.in Pres snrs-

-Four negro regiments, it is thought, will
be raised i'll this city. Ihe first will be COM
mand,d by Colonel Fri>hmulh; the second by
Colonel AngroFL; ihe third by e>olonei logan;
aud the fourth by Colonel Eanslayen. About
iWo Thousand men Lave already been raised
in his city, and only await The proper forn.aIi-
ties from the War Department to organize
into companies. The courcd people Of the
city have cGercd $5O,e99 toward completing
tie organization.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-04-10

Il is said that specific ofcr Of loan Of
one hundit mllinns in god was made 10 The
Secretary of the Treasury by a leading leu
at Amsterdam, the gold 10 be exchanged for
United States six ler cent, bouds at the cur
rent prclHium at the time Of the draft Of any
portion Of tie amouut.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-04-10
EOS 2! LOS s!!

OT{ the al LAY of Az H. Il 81, oa thn road
" bet"r> 's'ge near III l:aih uad curve, ana Dt
aware, passing Robert iarris' and Mrs. Villain : ana
ving fic STATE road her house 10 Delaware nc
bu's-s il pocket Wallet, e, lnoieitc size, containing
between $50 lni $40, rrary al government IN ney.-
There s. b,ii Of an iIsierh bank aud "a i've
cent scrip, believed To- he th ely tlev..lnd. Ir
the Under Tl return IL C.Ivc !, 81
OlHce IN jeEiw3tre. ic Mai be lihcrai.y rsNarced
April %, 10 St paid. VIII IAN GEAEY.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-04-10

The straits to which the rebels are COM
ig for food may be inferred from the Message
Governor Brown OF Georgia to the Iegisla-
I re Of that State, just met in extra session
J.. recommended that 20 more cotton be plan
! than quarter OF an aeH to a hand; that
l. iiation Of grain, peas, potatoes, and dried
rs,ches be stopped, and that corn be carried
l.. : Of lleight charge TO the suffering portions
l. ,ae State.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-04-10

PRIZE FIGHT IN ENGLAND.-1be match be-
tween Heenan aud King, fur the champion
ship Of England, was completed in Loudon on
the l7rh Of March. They are 10 fight for one
thousand pounds sterling side and the belt.
One thousand pounds sterling side of the
money was Put down
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-04-10
An Ordinance
Requiring liberty street, between William and
North streets, TO be paved, gultcred aud
oravptI

graVeed.
Sec. L Be It ordained by the Council the Incor-
porated Village Delaware, Uhp that owners Of
lots or Ian Is bounding abutting Liberty street,
between William and North streets, aud hereby
required, before the Ist day OF August next to
and North streets, in tho manner hereinafter provided
and also If said street any part th be
ready graded and prepared for the gravel tu prepare
the same according to the grade OF said street.
sec. 2 said pavcments To be laid with good, hard
burnt brick, well EMBEDDED in sand To be laid herring
bone style, and said pavements to b. laid grade
and not loss than eight wide measuring the
curb stone, and the next to the lot to
graded and gravelcd.
Sec. 3. The graveng for said street shall be one
toot thick in the center and six inches at the out r
edge OF the gutter the gravel and stone To be
put M the bottom, and the top finishing to be uf
good line & ave, and all the arge stones OH,
leaving the street smooth and of proper roll.
SIC. 4 The CUTIE shall be laid with good cObbie-
sOne well EMBEDDED ia sand aad gravel, and be four
leet wide
See. 8. said paving, graveling and guttering be
done under the superintrnience and direction the
Marshal and village Engineer, AMI be approved bv
the Mayor and Council.
Sec 8. In said paving be not completed by the
LIST day OF August next as above provided then the
Marshal, by dircctiun of the Mayor, shall cause the
to completed by contract otherwise as they
shall deem best; and in said Rraverng aud gutter
ing be all completed by said day Of ugust
spunsibe bidder, the balance Of said work uleonpet
cd, according 10 specifications to b0 exhibited 90 con
tractors.
Sec T. This ordinance to take effect and bo IN foroe
from and after its publication.
Passed March 80, 1853.
Attest: Il. b SMITH, Mayor
A. r. GouID, Recorder
April 10, 1S63-It.
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a31 Ordinance


ast iIiIiI!e5 i IdIlA an 10 De LilIu on IIaf
Street.
Sec. 1. Be 1t ordained by the Council r the Incor
poT"eI Village Of Ieiaware Ghiu, that the 'wne ur
lots Or LANDS bounding aUEttiG EdfS street be and
are hereoy Required beiorr sc ,gay ur June
next, to lay dowA r.aRk Walk follows: nmmeat is
at the east end ST said street THE south thereof ;
thciCe Nrst 10 the Eicilrd 5tics' lot
ttleifSc acrGss ss!d street. Tie Iii sid ihertot ;
thence west lenc lie north sic street to the
Railroad, said plank be th-n 10 inches III
VII Gtl and inches tleE, laid good ties, anil
10 be LAID Is inches apart, and default thereof tia
tie Marshal be and is hereby authorized Ca tlis
same TO he done, and th- expense The eof 10 be assess
ed by OFtiiaahce required by stlltte
Sec 2 This ordinance to cHtct and b. ia force
from ans after its publication
Passed March SO, 1868
r. = SxTTTIY S,,f,Ior
A. p. GoULB Recorder.
April lie, fs33-IL
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-04-10

NSATEARlNE Coming and JFmcs a.. Cerning OF tho
county Of Wigitei'y ana Satc u fRdiana, wall take
that pefitiuu B'cd against lhcm Abe 81
dAy af Fcbrnary A u. lefi. in the Court OF Cofon
Pleas of delaware COuny, Oo, bE SaA3uel Faufkn0g,
and is now pending, wherein ihe said Samuel Fauk-
nor demands l,artton OF the following Real Estate to
wit: - q acr lU No. Is 81 section 2. ALSO,
of the end Of La No. III O SeCtIOn 2. Also,
q on writ end Of Lot No. 4 Of Spuonll -
Also = acres the end Of Lot NO-2 ection
l.-And all lying being IN Rang Is of Township
three O. ih county u DelawaT and state OF Ohie
that the Term 81 said 0oirt application
will b. made by the said samuel Faulkner for order
that partition may b. made o. ssld premises.
SAMUEL. FAUIRNOlL
Feb. 70, IsG3.--Ct g., 80 iT
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-04-10
Apple Trees!
$! G2

TVINE THRIFTY FOUR YEAR OLD GRATED APPLE
Z TREES for sale at the Delaware Garden.
Also, at the proper time of planting,
Sweet Potatoe Plants, Nansemond.
Tomato Plants, superior quality.
Cabbage Plants, various kinds.
Pie Plant Roots, &c. DC.
Strawberry Plants-Triomphe de
Gand, Wilson's Albany, &c.
Delaware, March 90, lses,--sm .55ss r.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-04-10
5Oma5 q pRA9E

a I.NAYs ke. ? on hand the best qIalitY "f
A.
Elnr, l.y the barrel % sack;
lsii, kW htat Fiuur and Corn Mralr
Bran and 5horls Corn hy ihc buslpli
Swccl Corn nul f5ursify;
Green and Dried Apple-;
Dried p,qcliys. Apple Batter;
Onions by the bu,l.eI and Onion sgttr;
Potatoes Cbo,s end Ura k,1s;
y. .. Meluses and S. rup. Maple Syrnr;
lianis and .5li"I, dcrS, Drir'l ;-ef;
Lnmons AND Oranges a.. 81.
le;ae e-lrc, March =, Iae3-Sil
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-04-10
Shnrin,s Saln


= me directed trnn the Court Of
Phebc Case ct. al Common Pleas OF Delaware county,
Ohio, shall "ter 1nr sac, at the door q tae Court
House ia i eiIwarc,
Saturday, April 11th, 1863,
at one oeloeS p m, the following described Real Is
tate: Situate in Delaware count, Ohio, and in Range
IS, Io~nshpS 3, Section ?, u. s. ". survey being the
middle 81 the cast rGt Ut let No. u said section.
bounded and described fo:gws: Beginning stone
post the liue OF SAID lot AMI the
: +. CorncT OF Lewis ickerson's Land in the state road
by Sycamore; thence s. degrees IS minutes W.
along tue lot aud section lnc in State road 25 OILS and
10 links 10 in its natural place at the y. K.
srr Of land claimed hy e L. Csse; thence y 80 degrees
O3 minutes y Il rods. = links 10 post al
o Salh i1nd claimed by said G. j.. Case; thcnUe :.
degrees, 45 minutes ". Il rods, 1875 links post;
thence N 50 degrees, Us minutes III. rods ami "a oi
link To- pst. thence : degrees Is minutes ". rods
Is 1870 Inks to post the lot line between lots
Nos. - AID y; thence y. 80 degr es, e3 minutes W
along The lot line l4I reds, q links post aud
stones at theS Z tuat part Of sid lot No.
p formerly owned BY Geo g Gooding, deceased,
owned By sad G. J.. Case, by black ASH thence y.
degrees, Is minutes T. A rods 23s LINKS to post by
beech suml at cornvr OF said Lewis Iickersun's
anj; u'snce :. IS degrees +, aiU said pickcrsOl's
south line 100 1 POLES - the place OF beginning,
containing - - 41OO pc ches OF land. Out oi
which Is excepted IL "trip the south side OF said land
5a ru's ie and III 39IO0 poles long, containing
acre, So 10 perch Of land-l Gying IL acres l3
2i-IJO pcrchCs VI land.
Is. {. WATERS, sherim Del. Co. O..
March G, IS6S-ts 1850
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-04-10
To tie Townsllin Assossors.

PEfIIE Township ASS Ct Delaware Comfy ar,
4 qlesto,. A'i,iiirs 4iUI,iay
Nt, to receive tei! Instruct aud EIiIks.
Ger 10 hs;rc uniformity oI scttan Lrcessdfy
all TO b present.
AIII 10. l3-3. f W REYNOLDS puditnr
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-04-10
TO the inhabitants of Delaware and
Sherif's Sale.

Hanover Evans PY yiFtTo me- Of 9actG an 0rdsr so Of
John Orndorn < Wite.- Is Fhe COnrI Common Pleas
Of eawtre county Ohio, shall offer for sale at the
door of the Court House, IN Dc.awprc, on "H
Monday, the 2Tth day Of April, 1863,
between the iip1rs Of o'e.ock and O'Clock p
III the following dcsciib real estnte, to-Wit: Two
Town lots in TIE lnwn Of Cenicrville delaware cstn-
ty, Ohio. bounded and described as follows: Boihg
Lois LIB and A, commencing at the north west
nor of lot No. 45 Main street thence rods
East thence south rods thence cast rods;
the: north rods " tie place Of beginning, contain
ing 64 rods. Z. G. WATERS,
Mar 70 is03-ts $500 shettGDeL CO. o.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-04-10
Estates &C., for Settlement

GSC3CeS &C., Tor settlement
THE accounts in the following cases have been nled
for settlement and Will be finally heard the 25h
day OF AITil, 1868, tu-wit:
/. Watkin Davis, Guardian ot Phcbc Jane Davis and
other children OF Robert Davis, dcoeas ID.
2. Walter Potpr, Administrator the ESTATE OF VIM
Rowland deceased.
dian OF Sarah L. Shaman and EliHs N Slalnan, her
infant childrun.
Apr 3, 1868. 7. w. POWELL, Prob Julre
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-04-10
NOTTOE.

N1IIE firm heretofore existing under the name ofS
il NJ lttel & Son, is dissolved by mutual consent.
All those indebted the late firm will please call and
settle with S. N. LITTiLI.
Delaware, Ohio, April ., 1868,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-04-10
AN Ordinance

Requiring Plank or Gravel Walk to be laid
on the ncrh side OF Grswold street, nom
Franklin to Liberty streets
Soc. L. Be 1t ordained by the Council OF the f1cor-
poraied Village Of Delaware, Ohio that the owners of
lets or lands bounding and ahuttig t. north side
OF Griswoa street. between Franklin and fiber
~ street, be and are hereby required I, lay down
sool plank or gravel walk, faUr feet wide s1ank
ald Gross wise, On gOod string pieces, and plank be
mot less than one and ha inches tHick, aud gravel
when used instead .f plank, to be l't ltss SIX
Inches thick and to be good scTcenat! gravel
Sec g said walks bv completed on or before the
fst day Of Juhe A. o. 1858, default thereof the
Aia siai DC and is hereby authorized t. the
To be dcnt ana Ike expense To be licct
cd by ordinance as required 5v stilute.
See g. THIS ordinance to tAk3 ciE-ct Aaj be E5rce
from aud after lis passage.
Passed March 30, IG63.
Attest: Il. q. SMITH. NaVor
a. R. GOULD, Recorder.
ATrii 10, ISC3.-It.
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Delaware County Agrioultural sooi.tv.

Io-a9WsIlO VVVlLy IbL tVulIuIa a 90ulgIy'
THE Board OF Managers Of this Society are requested
i TO meet at the law Oince of Carper & Van Teman
in Delaware on the 11th day Of April 1868 fun at
tendance is requested.
April g. 1S63-2w. J. D. VAN DEAIAN, Sec'y
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-04-10
Estate of Samuel Browmiller.

E5 ollCE is hereby gwen that the undersigned has
Az been dply appot.ted and quail Administers
ter OF the Estate Of samuel BrowmlGr deceased late
Of Delaware cuunty, Ohio. All persons interested will
govern themselves accordingly.
April 8, lS63. REUBEN BREYFOGIE.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-04-10
Farm zoT Sale.
81 IN consequence cf failing heath, l.r fOT
II / the FAs;I on which r1sih~,
Containing l55r Acres.

Situate IN Bcrkshre t3wns1sip, south Of pho
Four tarn RS, CilT ssisp Itrln Is wsil suppited
with stncS wdtcr, which nnVvr i'i ia The ryest
s.,n-uS abLiiafce 81 rXrprut TilHirrr. gooi Sugar
Camp from 800 800 Iecvs, 100 Acres Cleared
and IN excellent condition. IN" balance under hnccan
orchard ui Select Grnitcd rTt, consisting Of ChOivo
Apples, Pears and o. aches On the Enrm is a Two
SIOry Frame dwelling llusss With III rooms, Well Of
excellent Water, large franc Barn with 100 fcL Of
Sheds attached, Corn CRIB. &c. SC sfa7E-A
There tyyU urchcs and scllos Houses within
= a iniie vi lie IA m, with Mechanic Shops convent
cut, ia quiet iHOrai ncgilbrrhO1d The utle 10 the
land idlsputdblc. Enqui,s sVon, viii sell at bar
gai3 DAVID GREGORY. ~
March 2nh. Is 3 SIN.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-04-10
Imperial French GooIn,

lust received . cases OF the above In oil. Il vii
u stand better than any ott Green Paint in use aud
comes cheaper than Paris Green.
june IL 1862 c. c. CHAM nHIIAIN.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-07
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