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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-09-04
Erasmus GeFt and Othsrs


Erasmus Gert aud Others.l su'l Pendng ~ che nas-
Va trici Court for Delaware
The Cleveland Cincinnati COuh.y, ONO.
short Line Railroad 'Ompa
nv, and others. June Term, fSs0.
0IHIS case having been referred the last oe
i said Court 70 the Undersigned, NAstsF Co0m Q.
aUner take aud sets &e NOTES s horooY
90 ali concern ~ that the undsrsignod suoA
Master Commissioner will reoe.ve olAiEns an Aooaunn
against ths salt c. L. short Line Railroad Company
with prOOf AMI evidence OF th jtstioo and amount,
until tho l6h day 0f November next aud bueW"en tnAa
day and the lt day OF December 'xt, will reoeVe eH'
ptinns thereto and further proof u necessary and On
the said last mentionsi day will hlAily otnsdsr ana
de ermine all claims against aid Railroad Cnpany-
All creditors OF SAID Company will Rovsrn ehrma.ive1
accordingly, and present tneF claims @nd accounts oS
fure that day. " y. HsIAt
ncRwRr', Avg, 5, 03. SPECIAL Maneer NonaF.
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$40 REWARD!


Mansfield, o., Aug. Is, 1863 I
A reward of TEN DOLLARS will be paid any per
"A son for the apprehension and delivery Of a DE-
ERTER FROM THE ARMY 60 the PrOvOst-MsrshaI Al
anEheId, to the Deputy PrOvstM Marshals at Car
iingtOn, Marion, Delaware, Marysville, together
With the expense necessarily incurred in his delivery
IA soldiers including officers, absent ON the army
Without leave, will be treated deSert0rs.
In pursuance of this let every who loves his
country and her institutions stand by the Government
tnd AID the Marshas in returning the army
who have sworn allegiance aud duty to the public
service WILLIAM SKUNK,
sep 90 If Capt. & Provost Marshal Sth Dis. Ohio.
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3lrlr Adrertisrmcnts.

RR- IT WOULD BE A GREAT ACCOMMODATION tt
Us IF OUR ADVERTISERS WOULD SEND IN THEII
EAvORS AS EARLY IN THE WEEK AS WEDNESDAY
NOON
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-09-04
Notice.

IN the 25th day of August, A. r. 1scS, the Probate
~ Court Of Delaware county declared the Estate o
Henry J. Jarvis, deceased, to be probably nsovent.
Creditors therefore Tequired to present thei'
against the Estate the undersigned Tor allow
ance within months from ths time above mention
ed, or they will not be entitled to payment.
II. N. ROE,
Admir- Of II. J. Jarvis, decd.
By GEo W HALL, his Atty.
Aug. 2S, 1853 -3t
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PonIret BOOK found.

TCoUNn. sun lay l9.h iual a ar llelhi, RuC1SkIN
IL PUChEl BiE'A. containing N9ney ,, Ala y 49, 49, =.
,nts AMI paying cha gea. Apply 20 che aabeurioeri
/ ,yt,,f IN horth " Delhi.
JNiy Is, lS6A-& SOAA 49,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-09-04

Letters will be found in our col
umns to-day from the goth, 96th.
and 8Sth regiments.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-09-04
Estate of Christiana HELLER

NY0TICE is hereby given that the undersigned has
IN been daily app tinted and qualified as Administra
OF the Estate Uf ChrstiAna Heller, deceased lat,
+ Delaware county, UhD. All perEOns interested vii
govern themselves accordingly.
sept 1865 JACOB H SMITH
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SHERIFF SALE.
cppenser Co., BY yir;ne 70, Of ;,3.s,s an order s, o

cpPenger Co.. TF;ue @ Of di1oo,aS an order % o.
andrew Wilson, tr et al the Court Of Common PIeat
Delaware county, Ohio, sh all OF Fr at public sale
The door of the Court House in Delaware,
Wednesday, October 7th, 1863.
1t one O'Clock p. m, the following described Real Fs
to wit Situate in the State of ohio county of Del
lWare, and township of Concord, sal prem ises
Osed Of the following describ tracts of land
land containing 12] acres, part of Survey No. 1921
the Virginia Military district, Beginning at the orig
ina corner of said survey at point the west size
the ScotO river at the water mark, distant perChet
rom Beech and stone Lhe bank of the river theme
s0Hth 75 degrees poles tH Box Elder Themes
north 10 degrees west 81 70 a Hickory, Boech and
SugLr tree-the south corner of the James Nc
Rtrick tract; thence with the line or the said McKit
rick north Is degrees, east 219 poles 90 Whit
river; thence with the river 68 poles to th
Of beginning Also tract containing 90 26 1GC
IcreS part of Survey No. c642 in said Military district
comm ncinE at stone post in the west bank
the SciOto river, the north of said Sur
vey 2642 running thence south IS degrees IS minute
west along the boundary Of the Survey 90 rods to y
In the center Of the State road thence
south 201S degrees along the nLer Of the road
81 725 poles post and stones thence north 70 de
% minutes east, along the boundary Of the Sur
vey 151 rods TO post and pile of stones on the - ee
bank Of the river, with the meanders thereof north
3Sh degrees west Il 9-lO pots thence north ASK de
Srecs, west 5S pOes to the place OF beginning
r. c. WATERS, Sheriff d. c. o.
Sept 1s'3-ts p So 90
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Sherif's Sale.


Joseph Travis 0nY virauo ~ an
ID EHeeuffon a. ~
Frederick Bumpus. O,hers. directed IRON thS
Court OF Common I'leas Of Knox county. Ohio nhRu
offer for sale, the door Of the Court House IN l.
aware, on
Wednesday, September 16, 1853,
at one O'Clock D. the following described Real r.
tate to wit: Situate in she county Of Delaware
OF Ohio, and IN Range tlo) Township ave fBl
and Section four ~, On ted States Military LAnd and
bounded and described follows: Beginning nt poat
in the Range line between Range IS and 49,
OF lots No 25 and 23 in said Section g. ToWnBhip
and Range 49, thence west 10 the north OF
lands now owned by John Hamond, being abOua 90
rods; thence south with said HamOnd's east lire 900
rods to post the line between lots No. ~ and ~
said Section a. thence east following 0t line 20 the
center Of the road leading from Delaware 70 E6en:
thence In northerly direction following the middle
thread OF said road the line OF 20 tract
conveyed TO n. Brees thenca north with said BreeBeG
wsst line 10 the lot line between lots No. 20 and ~;
thence east to the Of said s the Range line
between Ranges Is and l9 thence north following aad
Range line 20 the pACo nG OngiuninR-hereby convey
ing 90 acres in the part No 20 acres
In middle part OF lot No. 2T lying south the before
mentioned roadthe tract hereby deedsd estimated 20
contain 100 acres more or less.
B. C. WATERS, Sheriff.
Aug. II, esp $4 80. Delaware Co., o.
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Estate of William Mansur.

NOTICE is her by given that the undersigned has
IN been duly appointed aud quaIihed II Admnistra
the Estate et Will Im Mansur, deceased, late
cIaware county, Ohio. All pcrsOns inteces ed viii
govern themselves accordingly.
Sept 4 1Sj4-Sw HENRY S. VANSUR.
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of the nelawar. Gazette.
from the ss,h Regiment.

Ma. THoNsov: The letter Of Mr. Hinple
which hand ynu for publication. viii. !
think give snme consolation 10 every support
or Of .Tnhn Broneh "a it gives n slight indica
tinu Of how the majority Of the hr've soldiers
of the Buckeye State will vn'e. and its pnhli
cation NAV he cnnsoling to such Of hia friends
az NAV still feel disposed to vote for Vallan-
digham. Yours, &c.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-09-04

THERE will be meeting Of the Board OF Managers
of this society," at she Office the Secretary,
Wednesday the 9Th OF september, 10 O'clock a. m
full attendance is requested.
J. n. VAN nEMAN
Sept 1s63-1t Secretary Of the Board.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-09-04

The 4th and seth Ohio regiments
are both at New York, and are said
to be encamped on Governors Island.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-09-04
Cook's sugar Evaporator.

PTVHE subscriber having the Agency for the sale OF
this very Desirable article in the counties OF Della
ware and Union, begs 20 call the attention Of farmers
TO its superior merits Il has stood the test Of the
verest scrutiny ami il by the general verdict Of the
public declared the hest article OF the kind
Persons wishing Evaporation Will Of under
and The economy of purchasing the best be found
and this the very article. II is without
efficiency. and win commend itself all Judges OF
what EvaporatOr should be what should be ca
pAble Of performing. Apply to
A L. PARKER.
Aug Is '63-H Delaware, o.
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Moses Smith Plaintiff


LucretIa B. Smith, Dert) Delaware County, OhIo.
HHE Defendent will take notice that the Plaintiff dlsd
wtlfui absence for more than three yoArB last past
Said cause will be for hearing the next October term
of said Court. MOSES SMITH.
July "a, '08-6w BY G. W. HALL, his ATTY.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-09-04

Very LATEST Styles of ladies. Misses ant
" thildrens Felt and St.HW ARtH, marked very l0s
81 tsa cheap Vash sIOre. s p. d j. }, sHuAt
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YoR GOVERNOR
JOHN BR0UGH, Of Cuyaboga.
yoa H1RUTExANT GOVERNOR
lHARLEs ANDERSON, Of @Ontgomer
TOR sUPKKHE JUDGE
HOOKING h. HUNTER, Of Fairfield.
ToR AUDITOR OF STATE
4 JAMES q. GOODMAN, Of Marion.
FoR TREAsURER or STATE.
G. vOLNEY DORSEY, Of Miami.
FoR BoARD or PUBLIC WORKS
JOHN n. BARRERE. Of Highland.
DG8. UIEBOI8 YI0REy.
FOR SENATOR
J. r. STANBERRY,
of Newark.
Union co. EIOxET.
ron REPRESENTATIVE
JAMES r. HCBBELL-
FOR PROBATE JUDGE
THOMAS w. POWELL
FOR TREASURER
CAREY B. PAUL.
q ROR CLERK
B. r. LOOFBORROW.
FOB RECORDER
A. r. GOULD.
FOR COMMISSIONER.
WALTER r. WATSON.
FOR INFIRNARY DIRECTOR.
GEORGE ATKINSON.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-09-04

TN pursuance Of an order granted By ths Probate
Court Of Delaware county, Ohio, viii oRIr Tor oaie
18th day of September, 1863,
a. one o'eock m, upon the premises. the following
described Real Estate Stuate IN me county 81 Dsis
ware and state OF Ohns and In the town Of Delaware
20 Wit: being I1lot No. 70, original number IN A.
biynyeF and II. B. Corwin's addition 20 East Dmawnre
said lot Il renumbered o Appraised as $40
REUBEN BREYFOGLE AdTnsr
of the Estate Of g. BrOwnmilIer dead
August IL, 1s05-4W I $500.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-09-04

For Rats, Nice, Reaches, Ants. Bed Bugs, Mothl
IN FuTs, Woolens, &C., Insects on Plants, FoEls
animals &c.
Put up in 25c Soc 81 90 Boxes Bottles and Fasks
% and IS for HOrELs PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS, &c
''OnIy infalIible remedies known"
HFree from POisOnsf
ttNot dangerous IN the Human Family"
URats como out or their holes TO die"
mGy-SoId Wholesale In all large Cities.
R-SOld by all Druggists and Retailers everywhere.
R1rl II REwARR ! OF all worthless limitations.
R-ee that tsCOsTAR's'' name Is each Box, Bottle
and Flask, before Won huv.
~ Address zENRX Re C08xAR
&TrPRINcIPAL DEPOT, 4S2 Broadway y. Y
R7rSold Wholesale and Retail, by STARR BP0
Delaware Chic. may 63-6m.is
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ssR"nOr to the Old Flag"

TyLAGS OF all FOR sale a No g. williams Block
manufacturers prices.
August 81, 1863. C. PIATr
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S. 2. & =. J. Shur
Ofsr a large assortment Of Cloths, Cnssineres, Sat
~ meIs, 1wecds. JrAns, &c., Tor coatings, for met
aud boys. PantAlOOning ut old prices. Call and see
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-09-04

suit pending IN tAS ms
trici Court for Delaware
COun.y, Ohio.
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R. R. SMITH.

MANH . CDI
HOW LOST! HOW RESTORED!
Just Published, Sealed ENreope, Price Sir Cents
Lecture on the Nature, Treatment and Radical
;ure of SpermatOrrhoea Seminal Weakness, Sexual
eblity, Nervousness and Involuntary Emissions, in
ircng Inputency, Consumption, and Mental and Phys
cal Hebility,
BY ROBERT ]. CULVERWELL, II. D.
The important fact that the awful consequences Of
'efAbuss may be ehectually removed without intern
Il medicines or the dangerous ap LEGATION of caustics
instruments, medicated bOug,es, and other empirical
evCes, here clearly demonstrated and the entirely
and and highly successful treatment adopted BY
the celebrated author fully aimed and the
Jussble thereby avoiding all the advertised
trums OF the day. This Lecture will prove boon
thousands ard thousands
Sent under SeaI, any address, in plain scaled
veInp0, the receipt OF Six cents, two postage
s.amps, by addressing.
CHAS. ]. C. KLINE & Co,
127 BoWery, New York, Post ONCE Box, 1855.
'Ay Is, IS6S-4mu
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S. 81. shur

YRANE made large addition To their stock, bought
- tor cash and offer them the lowest prices Call
and see. Great Inducements offered.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-23
Petilinn to Sell lands.


snsanah Ring, Adminisratr) Petition TO sell lands
Jacob l.. Ring at ALL ! assign dover ~
To SusaTnah r. Thornc, Cathnrine ST. Claire, aud H.
Y. st. claire her husba nd; Henry Ring, LeonIdas
Ring, john Crallebaugh w., and William Cradle
baugh,
Youars hereby informed, that have filed peti-
ton, administrntrix of the estate Of George Ring,
deceased IN tho Probate Court of Fairfield cognty,
ohio, for the sale &c. Of the real estate of said de-
cedent; aud shall In pursuance Ofthe prayer sail
petition, the II day Of APRIL A, u. 1864.
heraafter as counsel can be heard as for an order
for the assignment o the dowGror the widow of said
George Ring IN the whole Of the real estate Of said
matter described as the following, to wit: The
homestead and farm upon which said George Ring
resided al tha time Of his death, and being about
seventy four acres in section ~, o. township IA. Of
range 10 in Fairfield county. Ohio and for Inc sale
of the following roal estate Of which the said George
Ring died selzsd, to-wit In Lots numbers 80, 40,
100 2O0 and lS6, In the city of Lancaster. Ohio.
Also. 30 acres ofland lylug aud being in Bcrng
township, Falrheld county, OHIO, and being In see
ton ~, township "a, range ~. Also the undivided
hal part of tho following rGal estate, tO-wit Lying
aud hetng In Clinton county In the State Of Ohio,
aud described more particularlyas follows: part
Of survey No - Of entry No. 1867, and part of out
lots Nos and :: and also the following described
promises. beginning at the south west corner orthe
above described premises; thence running west 10
poles to slaSe thence north poles aud tpn feet TO
stake; thence east 10 poles 10 stake; thence south
poles aud ten feet TO the place OF beginning. To-
gether with alike undivided half part of all the ma
chinery 10 or on said above described premises.
SUSANNAH RING. Admr'x.
March 70, l6B3-5w5lpft0 OfGeorge Ring, doc.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-23
OBITUARY.

DlED-on the 2Sth day Of March.
A. d 1858, Abraham Long in the SSH
year Of his age.
The subject of this sketch was born iu
huntington county, Pennsylvania, in the
year Of our Lord, 1893. where be resi-
ded until he was Eve years Of age. when
he removed with his parents to this
county, Here be resided until October
1862, when he removed to Woodstock
county, illinois, and had lived there but
a short time When be was afflicted with
Congestion Of the rliver or Lung fever,
which in the short space Of three weeks
hurried him to his grave. On HE death
bed he professed 10 have received a
change of heart, and died rejoicinl 10 the
redeeming love OF foreivipg Saviour.
He was, at the time Of his death aged
Cd years; one month aud sS days.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-23
EE viotims Of Rhe malism, read.

EI Victims OF rheumatism, read.
CLEARPORT, Fairfield Co., Jnne 4, 1851
Dr.. g.. W RoBAoK, No 6 East Fourth
street, Cincinnati, 0-Dsar Sir;--This
spring hired to work upon farm DUR
ing the summer. but became seyerely
afflicted with Rheumatism, and it disa.
bed me 80 much. that was cumpelled
10 quit work. After being confined to
my room for some time, procured Of
your agents at this place, Messrs. Abbott
d Sons, bottle of your Scandinavian
Blood Purifier and a box of your Blood
Pills, and after the use of them, was re;
stored to perfect health. One bottle Of
your Blood Puri6 and one box Of your
Blood Pills performed perfect cure.
q ing satisfied that it il an invaluable
remedy, sen. you this to be pupil shed.
if you think propef, that Others sim.
ilarY affected may have the benefit Of my
experience.
siLAS SPRINGER.
40 See advertisement
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-23
Deputy Collector,
Tho Low, Dhty Falsehood of the Thing
that Edits the Eagle.


SpEcIAL MEErINu OF THE CRY CouNclL.
The h publican presiding ollic.r Of the
old Council. Mr.. nrssbach, called a spe>
ci ! meeting Of the Board, on last Satur.
day evening ut an expense Of $40 or $ls
TO the city. The purpose of this meet.
ing was to pass resolution c,mpllmsnl.
inS the outgoing Mayor k Frtter; de-.
rhring that he had faithfully dis harged
his official duty, &c. This Demo rats in.
dignantly tabled the iass r, solve, as they
ShOuld have done. Under tho existing
pdpabIe facts. the Offering of the resolu.
lion was an insult to the Council, - Ohio
Eagle.
We have the b st authority for saying
that the above dirty fslschoOd Of the Ea'
gle, is entirely without foundation.
The facts are these On Monday OF
Tuesday nigh. the Council had meet
ing in order TO finish up the business oI
the year, as is usual every year. Not
concluding their business. thoy a 'journsd
until Saturday night. After they had
concluded their business on Saturday
night, the resolution referred to by the
Eagle w's introduced by Mr.. Young
Mr.. DreSbach, as we are informed, had
nothing 10 DO with the resolution oom.
plimenting Mayor Frittsr, except app, o.
wing aud voting for it.
These facts will be oorroborated 10y
the members Of the City Council.
The above paragraph from the Eagle il
but one AMONG. the thousand instance.
which shove the isaOrAuSs and stupidity
Of ia editor.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-23
Anection's TriDute to the Memory of
VIM. n. King.
BY MHs. a. N. DrvELLrSo,

Thou hast fallen, Oh, young tree,
With all Thy blossoms upon thee"
Death has claimed his victim Long months and year,
With lowering wing he watched fes ebb and how
Unwearried, Gay BY day, while mingled hopes and
fears
Alternate came and went; yet sure, but slow
Hi stealthy step advanced; and the bright eye
.and hectic nush, the short and quckened breuth,
Told 'he sad truth more deep aud forcibly
Than words can speak ; this is thy work, Oh, des'h
'Tis hard to die to feel that hour by hour
Lifc's golden sands are wasting ons by one;
That IRE the bud of youths expanding flower
In promise bright, shall open into bloom,
Twill dIoop and wither meath the spoilers tread,
Like some frail aoweret which ut springs first
dawn
Lured by the suns bright warmth, peeps from itsbed
With Joyous welcome. only to greet the storms
That ere long burst on It's defencel9ss head
With withering blight !-unLimely thus has been
The opening beauty of this young tree crush ed!
Just in The spring time of its fragrant bloom,
Cut down, and left 10 perish in the dust.
'Tis hard to die to lock on earth's fair scenes,
The loved, the cherished ones, now doubly dear,
And feel that none of llfe's pleasant dreams
VI 1uIure happiness ana JOY Will e'er
Be realzed;-that few brief days
orweeks at most will pass till all are DER,
nd that bright morning sun, whose golden rays
Glad the Ion heart, will set to rise no more
For him that the sweet songs of birJsin strains
ofgushng melody, and the bright flowers
That Cpd in loveincss, will meier again
Bring Joy or mir;h yet, as the passing hours
In quick succession gded swiftly by,
a u,l
Wi III what com pOsure, calm and peacefully,
Did he its darksOme vale and entrance view.
.An though twas hard TO die so young and fair,
just us lie stepped upon life'sactive scenes,
Yet not trOublous o0Ot, or shade Of fear
Disturbed tie cal mess OF his mind ssreuei
For on that higher rock his trust was stayed.
That safe had led him is brief journey through;
And on that unseen arm leaning for aid,
His hopes grew brighter, as he nearer drew;
Till, like u lone bird from solitary way,
or restless waDdefings O'er the trarkless deep,
Returns, weary and faint. so he at cote Of day,
Folded mis- arm S, and sweetly fell asleep!
Yet there was ono who shared his constant thoughts
Whose memory seeIed his heart with Joy TO thrill,
The lnvad companion Of his boyhood sports !.
Though absent fIr,yet fondly cherishedslill!
8nd daily hourly was the wish expressed
That he, upon his face could look more;
hat friendly hand IN warm affection grasp,
And trace again youths heetng fuucies O'er.
But vain, alas the wish, stern duty's call
The youthful soldier at his post retained;
Home, kindred, friends, and loved companions, all
Must be rehnQuished for its higher claim!
Yet asa brother, faithful TO HE lasts
This earnest hOpt, with earnest faith was given,
That in those mansions where the weary rest"
. IfnOt on earth-they'd meet again in Heaven.
LANCASTER, q "A Jril 1868.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-23

HOU 81, <lWV ALt. IoOo.
at O'Clock P. NJ, upon the promises. the following
described real estate situate In the county OF Fair
feld and State Of Ohio, Io-wit:
Lot Nos - and - appraised subject to the widow
dover at S263 90 in the town Of Baltimore, Ohio.
Also Lots Nos ST. Sc aud 81 in the town of Baltimore
Ohio, appraised at ninety dollars gross. Also
lot No 81 appraised at S5U co. Also Lots Nos 30, 81
80, 100 and lU in the town of Baltimore. o. apprai
ed at $40 10 gross. Also Ints Nos I22 aud 1913
In the town Of Blltimnse. o. appraised at $50 90
gross also certain live acre tract Of lamp ing and
neing in section No "a, township No 10 ofraHge No
10 Fairfield county. y, and lying south ofihe sail
town or Baltimore, o, appraised at 94O per acre.
Also 8Ve acre tract Of hand bounded IS follows to.
wit: Lying and being In the south east quarter Of
section No n, township No l6 Of range No 10, and
beginning at the southwest corner Of Luther Rgh
lands land the Trovinger road. Thence rnrning
north 20 degrees we,ti chains aud 81 linEs. Thence
north 30 mnutes east 10 chains and links TO stake
Thence east chains 10 links 10 u stone. Thence
south 40 degrees west 10 chains and ~ links TO the
place ofbeginning; appraised at $50 per acre Also
part ol the southwest quarter OF section No 2i,
townSnip No l6in range No 10 described as follows
to-wit beginning rs rods south of the southeast
Of Granville aud Market streets of 1t town OF
Baltimore 0, run IOg thCnca B0 deg 81 min. east /
chuin and 80 links 10 a stake. Thence south deg
30 min schains and B3 links 10 II stake, thence
north as deg 30 min west chain and 50 links to 4
stake; thence north ! deg 81 min chains and 90
links to the place OF beginning, containing one and
30. lnU acres. app raised at s4nperacre.
Terms Of Sae-One third 10 hand. one third in one
year, aud one third in two years from the day of
sale; with Interests the payments TO be secured by
mort age On the pramises. JESSE p. OU TCALT,
administrator of J. OUrCALT dec
Lancaster March l9-j2-iw