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New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-20
CAPTURE Of a Prize.

BosIos Thursday. Nov ~, 1863
The prize steamer Ella, which arrived here
TODAY. was captured off Wilmington about 10 miles
north Of Fort Fisher. November 10, aitp III. Inc
Houqua fred two shots at hes. one OF wMch p'tscd
over and the other struck her. when she hove to and
surrendered She got ashore two nights previous but
succeeded in getting of by throwing overheard part OF
her cargo The Daylight was in sight at the time OF
the capture The Ella had a crew Of about 20 men and
her cargo was on account Of the Rebel Government
This steamer was built in New York. and is new, her
engines having been constructed in Brooklyn In leCJ
Her original name was the Republic. and she was in
tended for Sandy Hook tug boat. She was cold to
parties IN St. John n. b. for $1,000 and sailed under
Britsh register but was really owned by Sontherncrs
Her puYser who belongs in Alabama is said to have
owned haf Of the steamer. She make about twelve
miles per hour Ths her fret attempt to run the
blockade. Capt. Swasey who was IN command OF the
Ella belongs in Rhode Island.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-20
FROM THE EARnY OF THE POTOMAC
Sudden DUH upos Our Pickess-En-
citing Rumor in Camp Re port fhat
Several OF our Piekets have been found
with their Thronts Cut.
,,clnl pi,,aieh 10 TL,N y Tnbun.

SPECIAL Dti sich 20 Tie y !. Tribune
WASHINGTON. Thursday Nov 10 1853.
From the front your correspondents furnisl
the following dated Headquarters Army Potomac 18Th
4 field Reconnaissance BY about 20 u the enemy
osyalry made yesterday morning at Germania
Ford resulting In the capture and wonndng Of seveIa
Il tie 18th Pennsylvania Cavalry. which regiment Va
picket within two miles of the Ford. Tho recon
noitcring force of the enemy charging nrousy th'
lsih PeELfyyan.a forced them 10 fall back the in
faAiry p.okeis II the Second Corps when the Rebet
returned acsfs the river. No artillery used bat
several deslerae hand ohand conflicts took place On
tie falling back II our cavalry.
Several discharges ~ artillery were heard at heai
quarters last e'cn!ng near sunset IN the direction a.
Culpcpper. Tie cause is unknown.
Wild rumor has been extensively circulated here. T.
Tie pati ten days among the various camps. oausi
considerable excitement among tie packets. The ,io
IL told 4 the discovery of eleven Of our belong
io tie second Corps with their iAroais cut from g.
ear. lust outside picket nrs. The soldiers -
that these mardcrcd siols iro camp
In search of something 10 cat and were onngh' BY gusr
rlas who feared TO sioo. them, Oh account Of aaTHns
cur ,icket- IL 10 sad our men were unarmod. several
sod!,rs have mys,eiiOusy dsappeAFed. and the fact
gives coorng the horrible report in the m!hds of the
super.ous An inquiry At heads aarters ias TO elliott
any information regarding this rumof and II proba
by a canaTt.
A train 81 ears laden With ordnance stores and n
light ned battery. Willie cnrouic from Alexandria 20
WarTenton junction last saturday night net ~!n az
accident resulting In the loss Of tWo three oss"ns
and the destruction Of three EIn carIing,s. The Aril
ery fastened sufficiently s,.ong Oh tie platform
ears 20 withstand the focking motion.
Bngadior Gen. c. X. Graham. formerly commanding
the lst brigade of the lsi Division q the ID Corp and
who was wounded and taken prisoner at Getiysblrg.
took formal farewell Of be brigade yesterday.
A grand drn ard review of tie At and ID Divisions
Of The ID Corps took place yesterday, at which Gcn
Humphrey Han, and ,Ac English officers visiting head
quarters present The various maneuyefs were
finely executed and e!oed the applause of tie large
group II officers at Gen. Warren hcsdqGnrters
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-20
THE DELAWARE ELECTION.
The CopPcrhend- Abandoned the Contest
smitbers Elected To Congress Aimos
without Oppositiou.
.eel, pl.nnich to Thc y. :. Trlhnne.

Special Dispatch 10 III" " \ lfhunr
Wn.AlsGros Del. Thursday. Nov ~ 1863.
The election in this State passed off quietly.
The Copporheads. seeing defeat staring them in the
face abandoned the contest. Brown did not withdraw,
bat tho leaders knowing they would be compelled to
proclaim themselves loyal men in order TO
vote, gave the keynote for tho whole
party to stay Mt home. Smithers walked the
course. Newcastle County gives Smithers 4Oli
votes, and Brown. six votes In six Districts Of Kent
County Smthers has 215 votes. Brown none. In five
Districts Of Sussex County Smhers has sH votes ana
Brown seven votes. showing again for Smithers over
Fishers vote Of last year in this county lNewCasteI
j. T. HEAD Chairman state Committee.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-20
LATER FROM NEW-OKLEANs.
Arrival Of the Crcoir-Annirs in the Techc
-Wnshburn loses in Killed, Wound
cd and Prisoners, 657.

The steamship Creole, Capt. Thompson ar
rived on Thursday morning from New Orleans bringing
dates to the 10th inst Further accounts from tie Ieche
country concerning the attack on Washburns column
represents our whole Ices in killed wounded and takt
prisoners at Cs7.
The Indiana 9th was captured almost entire. Tie
Goth Indiana and the eoih Ohio Jos, largely The Rebel
force was five 20 one We only cIcclled them in artl
lcry by means of which at short range il is thought
We Killed large number Of the enemy. 1t is reported
that the Thirteenth Army Corps now in the Tcchc
country, is ordered TO Texas by way of the GuL
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-20
THE WAR In WEST VIRGINIA
Return of Gen. Averill to New Creek.
No Organized Rebels in the State
OPERATIONS BY OUR CAVALRY.
WASHINGTON, Thursday. Nov. 10. 1863

WASHINGTON. Thursday. Nov. 10, 1862
The following was received to-day at the
headquarters Of the Army.
CUMBERLAND Nd, Wednesday, Nov. II, 1868
70 byigddiey Gen. CULLEN, Chif n STAFF
Gen Ayerill has arrived at New Creek. At or near
Coyington he encountered and dispersed portion oi
lmbodcus command o their way 20 TeenioIce Echolr.
He captured - prisoners in this skirmish.
am happy Ia inform You that there IL not at this
time organized force of Rebels within the bounds Of
tie new Slate of Went Virginia
also send you copy of the telegram just received
from Gen. Sullivan. Il. I. KELLEY. Brig Gen.
.HPEEs FrRRY, Va. Nov. ls ls'3.
To Gen. KrLLEY: Ny cavalry. under command Of
Col Boyd Of the *lst Pennsylvania Cavalry, have re
turned has lng been up tie valley to near New Market
lighting Gilmore and Whites commands at Mount
jackson, bringing In p prisoners. commissioned OH
GERS 20 head Of cattle -four horse teams. beside 20
tents and all horses md equipasc Of the prisoners
He destroyed number of tents and aquantity Of salt
The men helped themselves 10 wagon load Of tobacco,
about 800 pounds. our boss men killed men
wounded, and men missing.
j. c. SULLIVAN. Brigadior General
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-20
Our men are in the best spirits, and perfectly conf
dent Of success 70. MORROW.
Another Account Of she AttncL on the
Advance.

Special Dispatch 10 The y. Y. Tribune.
KNOXVILLE Monday, Nov. l6 1863.
The enemy began skrmishing from their posi-
tion on Kingston road at this morning our advance
alone, composed wholly Of mounted infantry and cav
airy defended The position, under command OF Gen.
Sanders and each man fought like q veteran AT noon
the enemy opened with artillery at short range their
battery protected by q large honse. Benjamns bat
tcry the only which replied occupying theemei
fort fcaton half mile in front Of and 10 the night OF
the town A desperate charge was made by the orcmy
about D. m Our men We're protectedony by rail ba:ri
cades OF the crest of the hill Gen. Sanders was Sc.
yerely wounded and was borne from the field.
We yielded tie position and fen back about third OF
la mile 10 a stronger one. We have lost about one
hundred, quarter Of whom were Killed Tie enemy
have completely invested the place but Cen Burnside
will defend the last and is believed success
fully The troops in the best spirits Every I'm
portan point fortified, and confidence prevails that
We shall whip the enemy ont. hs.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-20
FROM THE sOUTH-wEsT.
Another Fight ON the We"ph' ana
(hnrIcston RniIrOnd Probnbie-s'f"'
HurIbuf's Order.
CAIRO. "wednesday Nov. II.

CAIRO, Wednesday nov. j.. 4r'i
Memphis papers Of the 18th instant hrIng no
news but private information says that appearances IN
dictate that another igLt VII soon take place on the
Memphis and Charleston road
Gen Hurlbut has issued the follow inc general Order
"Tbe neople in the district Of Wet Tennessee ard
fine north cointies Of Mississippi having shown no die
p,siticn and made attempt e. protect themselves
nom uaraudeIs and guerrilla bands hui h"'lhF SUP
miitod themselves with organized resistance 10 th'
domination Of thcse petty i!rnis, ana c"Mbih'u u.
trnd.rs i'm the City Il Memphis and else
where supplies for the use oi Tie "h'iA!
have proved themselves unworthy d thc III
dugcuce shown them by the Government MS 'L''
fore ordered tAat TIE Ines o pcscis ai"Hhn w s''
eral military posts of s command be closed thh' no
goods 81 any description De allowed =" pas on'' I''
ANYTHING 10 ~ brought IN. except hf'wood ana u"
visions hy aly citlcD Mihoui "IIt',h Vlu'i INN %
some general officer. Al me- chaih a"h "th,Is .".nl
business " III he held responsible FOR knoWrhf' oi t'
resdepce of the parties 10 whom they sell aud tc hh'
og merchandise 10 persons beyond u" lh's oi inc
uiclcs VIII De- punished with the -evefest rt"r known
io the laws II war. AL pcfons residing undrr 'h' pr"
on Of the nfcd States ply s.caly capable :" MN
fnly duty, are liable to perform the sam" ~ cpuul
urier martial law and especially in the 'liy ~ Mem
phs where il is known that mgny have fed 20 escape
liability 10 military service 40 home. HIS fnlr
viii be strictly applied 10 puisHAhsg % "ru'is o,,' 10
,,erdiug Ills department An officers commanding
dietrct divisions and detached Drgades ron s corps
, immediately proceed 10 press into the seIl'" m ue
'utcd Sutes such abc-bod'u persons w ma! ~ i'
onred 10 ll up existing regiments ana batteries 10
their maximum. Persons so le'lc0 upon u 'p'y 'Hlst ~
for three years or the war; VIII DC entitled 10 Ihe iuii
benefits prov dcd ly tie acif O' congress- IL not they
will receive oloLng. ratioDs and The qnesfoh u pay
viii be settled by tie proper authori'ies hor,allsl ,aJ
when there is no further necessity lOI thcH cnio0'u
vi,ef fi.v q Ill be discharge q.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-20
THE MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.

A tug-boat which arrived at Tho Nayyyard
20 lay brought torpedo Of two sections containing
out 20 pounds II pos der and prov ded with friction
tine fuse and piston.
II was found Gouting down James River. The tin
caustcrs new and owing 10 Tie peculnr eonslruc
ton Of the machine 1t doubtless intended to accom-
plh is work by striking against one OF our vessels.
Tie AiIandr,G Gasefe says lot of prisoners at Point
Lookout to be sent by the steamer which LETT Thu
place on Tuesday morning stopped at the "nurl
by an order Of the military authorities here.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-20
THE BALTIuORE AMERICAN RE-
LIEF FUND.
Terrible Condition Of our Prisoncrs at
RiChmOnd.
BALImoRK. Thursday. Nov. 70.

bALlhuhf- ihNiru"f' WV - a'N'
Intelligence from our Prisoners AZ Richmond
is NOS; gloomy
No meat has been furnished Ia them for twelve DAY
The prisoners on Belle Island Lad actually k!led and
eaten dogs 10 sustain their lives.
The supplies furnished by tn. Bafinorf Arf'ee'
Relief Fund are going forward daily.
These supplies however. are lot snihccnt 10 fed
1900 men.
shall eudoayor 10 send fhy barrels Of beef and on"
hundred barrels II -four 20 morrow IN flI conhdfnc'
that our citizens viii De aided Ny contributions fron
New York Philadelphia, Boston AID Washington
am sending provisions IL advance " the receipt o.
funds to pay for them.
These men must not be permitted 70 ftarvc
CHARLES {. FULTON.
Proprietor of Thr IAainngs d~otsas
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-20
From (hnrlestOn.

The T.. s. steam transport Admiral Du Pont,
Capt. W. Wood, arrived yesterday. from Charleston
Bar Nov lG at p. IN. She reports continual fire
from batteries upon Fort Sumter day and night
doing considerable damage the Rebel flags being shot
down Il number Of times in succession. The fort Is
being much reduced and will be compelled to surrender
to our forces in q short time.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-20
Relief for our Prisoners at Richmond.
baltimore. Thursday, Nov. ls. ls'

BAlTMORE, Thursday, Nov ~. ieo''
The shipments to Richmond tomorrow for
our starving prisoners from The Baltimore American ke-
lief Fund will consist Of fifty BARRELS Of -four fifteen bar
res Of beef fifteen barrels Of pork. three barrels OF bo
ogna sausages barrel Of smoked beef twelve boxes
Of soap with supply Of yeast cakes salt, &c to the
value Of o. 100 making the whole amount thus Tar sent
by Mr. &. {. Fulton about 50 400.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-20
The Draft.

ALBANY, Ihursdhy' NOV IT, IroJ.
Gov. Seymour has received telegram from
Provost MarshaGen. Fry stating 'ha' s"ch oohgres'
soual Districts may furnish Their quota Oh volunteers
under the recent call will be exempt om Tie df"it 'ot
deficiency under enrolment even though the quo'a .
ha c,.,. az a whole be not made up
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-20
Atlantic and Great Western Hallway
ExcursiOn.
CLEVELAND. TN

CLEVELAND, Thursday Nov. 10. 1859.
The arrival of the Excursion train from New.
York last night greeted with cannon hring' hfe
works. &c. At dinner speeches were made by Cen
Kosecraps Gov Yates Mr.. Evans Of London. Mr.
Aspinwan Of New. York, and Others. grand bal
followed attended by all the delegations.
The New. Workers leave tor home today N3P' H.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-20
Recruiting In BOstOn.

BosIOs. Thursday. Nov. le' 1868.
Large and spirited meetings were held III all
the wards in Boston las night TO encourage volunteer
ing Committees appointed and the work VIII 10
pursued with energy. similar movement WIZ bc
made ia cities and towns throughout the State.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-20

To the Associated Press.
WILMINGTON Del. Thursday Nov 49, lsoJ'
Smithers, Union for Congress, has l,OOS ma
iority in Newcastle County. Returns from the o'ncr
counties indicate his election without opposition.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-20
a,,.I Prize Steamers.
boston. Thursday, No'

BosToy. Thursday, Nov ls, 1868.
The prize steamers Cornubia. from Beaufort
and the Ella from Wilmington, N. c. have arrived ~
this port.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-20
The Rebels Brought Under a De-
structive Fire.
they are Efectually Checked. and Burn
side Moves Off Again TO
Knoxville.
a Heavy Battle Expected at that
Place.
DUR LOSS BETWEEN 200 And 800.

The Rebel Loss Not Less Than 1000.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-20
THk AffAIkS
WAsumGIoS. Thursday. NOV. 10. 1868.
TDRPIpO FOUND.

Totho Asso lated Press.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-02-14
GuardiaIln's. Sale.

TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
J. the Probate Court Of franklin county, Ohio made
the 5th day Of February, A. D., 1863 In the case Of
William Perrin, guardian Of Eliza Jane Perrin, Susan
A. Perrin, Theresa A. Perrin and Mary Ann Perrin
against his Wards, the undersig.sd will,
On the 18th day Of March. A. D., 1863,
Ais o'clock. on the premiles offer at public sale the
following described real estate, situate in the county
OF franklin, Ohio, to Wit:
being four equal undivided fh parts Of the following
described tract beginning the bank Of the scoo
river atthe southeast corner OF tract set OF to John
s. Breckenridge in proceedings in partition In case
wherein John d. Breckenridge 10 plaintiff a2anst Eliza
]. Breckenridge and ohe,s in Franklin County Court
Of Common Pleas. thence with his line N 76k deg. W
2l2 90lO0 poles to stake at his s. W. corner, thence
I3k Deg. W. lS e4l00 poles 70 stake, thence 8. 10Y
deg. Z. 27 4Ol00 poles to stake the bank Of the
river thence up the river with its msandeIs a the be
ginning; containing 19 acres being the share Get OF h
said Wards and their sister Margaret ]. Perrin in sale
partition suit and designated as lot No. 2, on the pa
therein made and recorded. . -. Fl'
FERNS OF sals-one- e-thrd cash on the day Of sale
onethiTd In year. and onehird In two years from
the day of sale be secured by mortgage the prem
ses sod and the deferred payments to bear interest
the rate Of six per eentum per annum payable annually
Appraised at 3540 90. &'ss ~ ,..-e
WILLIAM PERRIN.
Guardian of Eliza Jane Perrin and otheru,
febS-w4w t'-
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Morning and Noon Reports
LATEsT FROM EUROPE.


Arrival of the Steamship Etna.g'
New YoaK, Feb. l4,--The Etna, from Liver
pool 2sth and Queenstown 29th ult., arrived.
this morning.
Rumors OF French mediation still circulate.
Some authorities say they are authentic. Il
was reported that De L'auyes instructed the
French Ministers at st. Petersburg, London,
Vienna and Berlin to sound those Courts upo
the fitness not Of mediation, but Of sImple
counsels which might be given belligerents, ad-
vising them to name commissioners charged to
examine, with or without armistice, upon what
baeis arrangements might be made to put an
end to the war. Another account says De-
L'Huyes is preparing q note for transmission
to Washington recommending compromise.
Owing TO the delay Of the Asia and conse-
quent absence of later American news, Eng
lish journals ore generally silent on American
affairs. -----aa----
The steamer Georgiaua had left Liverpool
and Hoyhead for Nassau, with large supplies
of arms, ammunition, and vsrious neoessaries
for the Alabama, Of which vessel she 10 called
O tender. -- .
The London Times opposes the scheme of
tne English Government contracting heavy lie.
bilitiss for the Canada and Nova Scotia rail-
way. IL had better wait and see what becomes
OF the American Republic before setting up
such costly defense.
Napoleon distributed to the French exhibit
ors their awards from the London Exhibition.
He made and unusually liberal and pacific
speech.
The new Archbishop of Paris attacked Eng
land and Russia for not helping France In me-
diaton. Tho draft of the Senate's address 20
tae Emperor expresses regret at the proposals
OF France for mediation, when thought prema-
ture by other powers.
The BOurse was heavy and lower. ..r
The threatening insurrection had broken out
in Poland, 10 the provinces around Warsaw. 81
multsneous attacks we're made on troops 10 their
various cantonments, and many soldiers were
killed. A secoDd msssacfso Of st. Bartholomew
is said to have been inteEded. Latest accounts
say warsaw was Tranquil, and energetic meas.
urea were taken to suppress revolt elsewhere.
The London Globe notices as the most inter-
esting points In the American peWs growing
feeling in Richmond, New York, and Wash
ingtop favorable to negotiations for the settle
ment of difficulties.
The Shipping Gazette remarks; Should the
Emperor's proposal be rejected, he has sppar-
emily but one sl.ernauve--to recognize the
South and raise the blockade Itmsy be taken
for granted, the offered negotiations will be re.
jeeted, and that compulsory cessation OF hos
tilities or maritime war with the North will
follow. The Gszstte asks, Can England afford
to let the French Emperor proceed alone, or 10
he acting on an understanding With her Msies-
ty'a Government
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-02-14
ReIeaso of Prlaonora.

FoRTREss MONROE, Feb ll--In reply tc q
demand made for the release OF Federal army
officers, Col. Ludlow, U. S. Commisssi ouer, re-
ceived information that oil Federal cf1oers cap.
tured before the 10Th of December, 1862, the
dase of JEFF Dayis's proclamation, would be
Immediately released. All suffers, clerks and
government employees confined in Richmond
are released, and have arrived here.
The Lynchburgh Republican has the follow
ing: -s.-..
MOBILE, Feb. 4-The latest reliable informa.
tioD from Memphis represents that seven Run-
boats had passed down. The river is rising and
is now within four feet of higb-w mark, -
Artillery is placed at all stations Of the Mem
phis and Charleston r. r.
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Master Commissioners Sale.
William McWnliamr

William McwnlAms ! Court Of Common Pleas
The Blsndon Mil Company Ohio. " ''A''
TN PURSUANCE OF AN Or DER OF
i the said Court to directed will offer for sale
atpublc auction at the door Of the Court House In the
city Of Columbus, on 1ls III. y fSL'- .
Saturday, the 2lst dsy Of February, A. d,
r... 1868,
at o'clock P M. the following described real estate
situate in the county Of franklin and State Of Ohio
witt .r U.ivIg f. uull..L s.f .
Beginning at stake In the west line Of West street
In the town OF Westervle, towuseip q range IL Unit
ed States military lands In the center Of newly sur
veyed county road, which Ia the extension Of Mair
street, N deg west 10 90 hundredths poles to sake
thence south 70 deg west IL poes to stake; thenc'
north Is deg, west - 5000 poles to stake; thence
south "a deg 80 min west "a SO 100 poles to stake II
the Alum creek; thence wi tn the east branch Of SAID
creek south So deg east ~ poles to stake thence
10 deg west 100 poles 10 the center Of said newly
surveyed county road thence with the said road nortl
70 deg. east 81 50l00 poles to the beginning contann
three acres and ninety one sou sre poles. X
Appraised OF 81 200 90 per acre 1g1 w : 44l
ir GEORGE W. HUFFMAN, 'A
sherif and Master Commissioner.
GALLOWAY & RusH, Att'ys. a ew0 .
Printers fees q 90. ...r, ini
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SheriT's Sale.

10
George Goodrich ct Al) Superior Court OF Franklin
vs, \ county, Ohio.
Jeremiah Smith ct al.) Sale In partition. o.
IN pursuance Of IN order Of the said Court to- me d.
rected will offer for sale at the door Of the Court
House, in the city Of Columbus, on J,
Saturday, the ash day of February, A. D.
1863, -..
at o'clock, P. M, the following described real
tate, to wit; Isurpr,P a 4ttt'
One hundred and ave acres OF OF the southwest quar-
ter Of section l0) township ) range l6) Of the unsp
proprlsted lands In the military district in Plain town
ship Franklin county, Ohio. Said los acres ~ to be
sold subject to the dover Of Anna SmHh (widoW Of
Henry Smith, decessed, which dover has been assigned
Appraised at Ss6 90 per acre. -' A-tu
Terms of saleone third Of the purchase money paid
day of SALE third In year ard one-third in
two years. bearing interest from day of sale, with mort
gaze on premises toseeurs deferred paymslts. .s
dEoRaE W. HUFFMAN,
eherin Of Franklin county, o.
Printers fees 95 25. i9.a.sI oaIt-,
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Master Commissioners Sale.

Daniel vS Sui'ner superior Court Of franklin
Levi Lansham eli al : county, Ohio.
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
l. the said Court, to me directed, will offer for
sale at puble auction at the door Of the Court House
in the city of Columbus, on .n nm. t.
Saturday, the 18th day of February, A. d.
1863,
at one o'clock p NJ the following described real estate
situate in the county Of Franklin and tate Of Ohio, to-
wit: ...-.- .r-...- I b
Beginning at the northeast corner Of the land decided
by W. W. Davis to James Lsngham, aud In the middle
Of the Plank Road leading frem Weserville to Oolum
bus, thence soulh lSx deg. east along the middle Of
said road So feet thence south 60k deg west 152 feet
thence north S6x deg west 32 feet to the east line Of
the lot decided by Jsmes Langham to B. B. Bowman;
thence north 2k deg. east along the east line Of sait
lot 81 feet to the north line Of James Lsnghams land
thence south ssh deg east along the Forth line Of sale
land 40 feet to The place ofbeginnng containing ls 6t
acres, be the same more or less except gateway Ions
the north line Of said lot to the graveyard. U N
Appraised at SITS co..
r11N O., W. HUFFMAN, Sheriff,
and Master Commissioner
Printers fees 81 90. h..i E.t 9aiAa
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