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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-08-24

RARY ELLEN HINTON and Oscar +. Hinton, Of the
lA County Ot SOuoma, and state ut California, Will
laAu Lhnt ke beGca hinton OF said county 0I
numa, dld The 24h DAY O July, A. ~ lsOb5 ME her
the Court of Common Pleas, i'm IA and Tor
County Delaware, SAID O OhiOs against
sld Mry Ellen and Oscar f. Hinton and others pray
ing order from SAID Court % sell tne lOi0Wlng
described premises 10 wiz situate in the LOwn Vi
Delaware, aud state Of ohio, and being the East
halves Of In lots Tulrty-hve ana Fifty 100 q 5Ol IA
saId town Delagfare, under suCh regulRuUus ana
order ul distribution As the said Nourt snail make ul
the uAJute Lne UhlU, enIIted ian act
pruviue the sale lease estates tnI IN
Saiu plaintiff alieglug petition that
would be lOr tlIe benefit OF hrst dOnus lOr ME
iLluIg lali, SUCCESSION, rsVgr-
relandsr. saIG petition VIII be 1Or hearing
the next term Of said Court, commencing Septen-
Der z4Lh A. y 1906.
KEBECCA HINTON.
BY T. L POwEI, her Attorney.
july u, '66. .-6w pt. $40 90
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-08-24

Mrs. Henrietta w. Davenport of He
lena. Ark, has just been notified that she
bert Bruce Blackburn, recently deceased,
who was one Of the heaviest manufac-
turers in Europe Mrs. Davenport is
the only surviving child Of his only sister,
and, with her mother, moved to this couu
try in 1848, and located Ia Northern
Georgia, where she married. Since the
war, she and her husband moved to He
lena They have two children. The
whole family will proceed to New York
early next month, on their way to Scot
land, to take possession.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-08-24
Sale of Land by Guardian.

Jacob /. FeIkner, Guard'n SC. Delaware Probate
SCOurt- Petition 10
Benjamin N. FeIkner. ] sell Land
IN PURSUANCE the order OF said Court, shAII
~ uIer at public vendue, on the premises, on
Saturday, the 1st day of Sept. A. d. 1866,
At O'Clock P NJ, she following real estate to vii
situate in DeaWaEe County ono, AiI Greek, beng
part OF u Survey, No, S0US, and beng all that
said real estate, devised 20 Benjamin N, Eekuers
by Jacob FeIKner de ed. Beginning at the North
est corner the lot dsvssd TO Frances Felkuer,
by saId Jacob Fsikner, decd thence hast along the
north ine Of said Frances M. FeKner's lana TO the
center the County road thence north in the cen
the county ruad the south line Of land devs
ed to Joseph Il. Felkner; thence west, en- his said
south line the west lns OF the iand bsiongILg 10
Jacob Eekner dec thence south on said west hue
begnning excepting therefrOm that portion Of
iand, decided 10 and now occupied by tue &. Z.
Z. Rail Road CompaBy-leavlng EHtY kght acres Of
land less.
Terms SAIE-One third cast in hands one third in
one and years with interest from day
OF sale 10 be secured by mortgage on premises.
JACUB L. FklKNEk, Guardian
CARPER & VAN DEllAN, Beui. n. FelAner.
AIJY's Guaruian. (aug. 3, 20 w-plSS.75-)
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-08-24

The hopes entertained for the safety of
the Monarch Of the Seas, which left the
Mersey, for New York on the 18th of last
March, with 639 cabin and steerage pas
.sengers on board, have been at length dis
pclled by the discovery of a boat, pitched
upon the coast of K E RY, on the 7th
inst, and which is believed to have be-
lUuged to the vessel, together with a mum
Der Uf dead bodies. The Monarch of the
Seas was an American built ship, and
ten years old The prevailing opinion
among experienced captains in the New
York trade is, that she foundered among
the icebergs.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-08-24

NTANCY SCHROkek, whose place Ut residence
IN known, uugn0Wn heirs VI JOnn A ScnrOne
49, a. whose places Of residence are alsO
unknown, Will take notice tAat on the LIN uHy Vi
juiys A. %. 1866 Henry Lamb anu sherman kinch5
nleu Lneir petltl0ii G0aFg OF Common Pleas Oi
belaW re Cuuts OnI0s asAlng FOR the OrvclOsurs u
a mortgage gwen by sau Jonls A scnrOhe anu Naney
Ao9t " seizure lv ilent lurce hOtes % stu
JOnn A. sc1tOte - Lamb and rihch, uacu uatou
DEC So 1896 Uhe IOr S7u, " vsr, lUr
- t4s% uue ia tWO years, and iUr Sl65sl uue Ia
thtv earl from ust EsAtsg the sae tue
20 pay saiu ueul, ~ vii nituate lh DgIaware COUNTY
UniU ls hEowu by IsaHABs
IOWn Oi Ehst BetaWare, and D0Hhusu IgllUWs I:
Al Los no, Twenty -sGs DOunaed LAST " ann street.
oOuth by an alley West ny Al LII No, twenty -uVv
uuu Nur1n py Wllilam street.
Saiu ueie auants are houned 70 answer OF demur 70
nj petJun Ou or before the l5t uuy september,
a. y. 1906.
CARPER & VAN Dh7tAN,
july 20, lsss, ,sW,PF,slO5o. A''ya iOf Fi"ln'H'S'
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-08-24

One OF the most fatal and astonishing
cases Of tickling a child which has come
within our knowledge was enacted night
before last by woman living on Mas
sachusetts avenue, upon her daughter, a
girl about fourteen years old. The moth
er had been up town to witness the rope
walking feat, and upon returning home
commenced playing with and tickling her
daughter. Whether she took that as
mode of furnishing the child, or did it for
mere amusement, we are unable to say /;
but she tickled the child until it was
completely exhausted, and continued to
tickle the child until she bursted blood
vessel in struggling to free herself, aud a
short time afterward expired.-Igdja1a-
polls Herald.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-08-24
A clergyman in Hamshire, England

A clergyman in Hamshire, England
writes:
IF you had married as many couples,
as I have you would be aware that it is
not only when German princes appear at
the hymeneal altar in England that nov
elites IN pronunciation occur, and foreign
matter Is introduced in the marriage ser
vice. In my parish it is quite the fash
ion for the man in giving the ring to say
to the woman. With my body 1 thee wash
up, and With all my hurdle goods
thee and thou to which strange trio
he pertinaeiously adheres In spite Of
all my endeavors TO correct the text.
One man who could not read, but
had taken praiseWorthy pains to learn
his part beforehand, had perfectly mas
tered what he was taught, only unlucklly
his coach had blundered upon the baptls-
NAL instead of the matrimonial service,
so, when inteUrogated as to taking the
woman to be his welded wife the bride
groom stoutly affirmed, All this l stead
fastly believe The women are usually
better up in this part of the prayer-book k
than the men, but one day a bride Caught
in a Government school, startled me by
making the extraordinary vow to take her
husband too ave and too old from this
day fortni't for betterer horse for rich
erer power in siggerness else to love cher
ries and to bay What meaning this
marvellous farrago conveyed to her mind
it is beyond the power Of mine to lmag-
1 inc "
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-08-24

RELIGIOUS TESTS IN NORTH CARROLL
NA.-The following is one Of the provis-
ions of the new Constitution Of North
Carolina
No person who shall deny the being of
Almighty God, or the divine authority of
both the Old aud New Testaments, or
who shall hold religious opinions incom-
pauble with the freedom or safety Of the
State, shall be capable of holding any of
fee or place of trust OF profit in any CIV
II department
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-08-24
And Then.

The following story is told of St. Fill
lippO Neri: He was living at one Of the
Italian universities, when young man
whom he had known as boy, ran up to
him with face full Of delight, and told
him what he had long been wishing above
all things in the world was at length full
filed, bis parents having given him leave
to study the law, aud thereupon he had
come to the law school in this university
on account of its great fame, and meant
to spare no pains or labor IN getting
through his studies as quickly and as well
as possible. In this way he ran on long
time, and when at last he came to a stop.
the holy man, who mad been listening to
him with great patience and kindness,
said
well, and when you have got through
your course Of studies, what do you mean
to do then?'
Then I shall take my doctors degree, .
answered the young man
Aud then p asked st. Fillippo Neri
again.
''And then" continued the youth. q
shall have number of difficult and
knotty cases to manage, and shall catch
peoples notice by my elOquence, my zeal,
my learning, my acuteness, and gain a
great reputation"
And then p repeated the holy man
And then. replied the youth, why
then [ shall be promoted to some high
Office or other, besides, 1 shall make
money and grow rich.
And then?" repeated St. Fillippo Neri.
And then, pursued the young law
yer-''then I shall live comfortably and
honorably 10 health and dignity, and shall
be able to look forward quietly to hap
py old age.
And them" asked the holy man.
And then, said the youth-"and then
and then-I shall die" !"
Here St. Fillippo again lifted up his
voice and said, Anu theu?" Whereupon
the young man made no answer, but cast
down his head and went away. This last
And then?" had pierced like a flash of
lightning into his soul, and he could not
get rid OF it, Soon after he forsoOk the
study of the law and gave himself up to
the ministry, and spent the remainder OF
his days in godly works.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-08-24

THE NEW PENSION LAw.-Some
changes of importance to pensioners
and the widows Of deceased soldiers and
their children, under the age of sixteen
years, have recently been made in the
pension laws. Persons who have lost the
sight Of both eyes, or lost both hands or
have been so disabled as to require the
constant attendance of another person,
are entitled to a pension of S25 90 per
month Those who have lost one hand
and one foot, or have been permanently
disabled In the same, are entitled to $40
90 per month Those who have lost one
hand or one foot SIS 90 per month.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-08-24
Guardians Sale.

TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE PROBATE
Court q Union County, 0hi5s made on the 9Th day
august 1855, in the case Of Julia a. lockwood, guar
dian OF warren s. lockwood, st. al. against her sad
wards, the undersigned will on
Thursday the 18th day Of Sept, =. d. 1866
at one O'Clock p. . on the premises offer for sale
public auction, the following described real estate
wit Situate Orange township Q unity Of Della ware
state Of Ohio, aud being acres and 10 poles OF
land or the undivided One-teBth Of so acres 5A
U. 5. n. L. conveyed By Franklin Alien and VIE 90
John Conkln by deed dated april 1st 1855, RECORDED
in Vol s. page 24l record Of deeds Of Delaware Co
Ohio references 10 which is had for more particular
descript
thil la one thIr in years from DAY sale,
SIX per cent interest payable annually, secured by
mortgage premises sold
JULIA A. LOCKWOOD, Guardian
Of Warren 5. Lockwood, II. al.
By T. E. PowELL, her ATTY
August II, 1866. -4wplsz so.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-08-24

On Wednesday evening a masquerade
party was given at National Hall, in Tiff
fin The festivities of the occasion were
at their height, when one fthe masquers,
Mr. Perry A Smith, who had gone into
the gallery to lie down, fell from the
fourth story to the stone steps of the eel
lar. He was picked up badly injured,
his legs and arms being broken 1t Is
thought that he had fallen asleep in or
near the window, and, suddenly starting
up, fell out He fingered only a few
hours sensible, when he expired.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-08-24

ID. ARNOLD, al. D.,
ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN & SURGEON

DELAWARE OHIO.
Once On sandusky Street, opposite the OsIa-
ware county Aat onat Bank.
ONCE hours from 10 TO Il o'clock A. n,
and 70 and % P. n.
FFYaE WORD ECLECTIC SIGNIFIES 70 CHOOSE.
a 20 select from The various systems such prineplas
aud opiuions have bssn demonstrated 70 Be Mluud
and RATIONAL Tne EciaetIe or ~ seh95l or ,sdjr1e
acting 1pon this priaciple hays sstecssd many good
remedies from the Aiopasnic HON usopathic, Hydro-
patnc and Botanic sysseus. agd "a addItor ~ fbs
seiectona made IRON these sysEems they dIscov-
cred and brought int1 over hun dred new and
valuable organic remedies whleh are "a Known t5 sBv
other system uf uractce rurs.fs5 tbfa IIta-,T -
progressive COURSE Of study ana investigation they
LaFs established q system entirely dGere1r n. =, ~
other auu daily experience and ohssrFatio on are con-
stauty demonstrating the world lhs suDeri,r v or
this all other schools systems On medicine
heretofore KNOWN 70 thu medical profession
The new system Of practices las beel eminentIv sue
cessfu TIE Treatment Of many Of taoss obstiDato
cases Of ChrouiU diseases Eheu heretofore bave bfn
regarded as ineurabie- Auzong Ehicn may BE- named.
Consumption, SerOiuia. blscusrges from he - .
larrn TIE Nasal Passages, ENLARGED Glands Whlte
Sweliings sgroi uous soress Varicoae Ulcers &c ID
tne ala diseases the stomach liver ana
kiansys, Bronchitis diseases 0f tile Tur0at
hyPert0phy ana AL utner diseases the Heart Neu-
faEia kphrisy, spinal Affections, and Oh disc ases PEE
cuiiar 70 iemuess Il rs acknowledged BY ali VINO have
tssteu % ~ be lhv most and sue0esstui ever
hn0Nr % the medical profession The new system
aIsrs theury, also, roan tns old Il teaches that
diseased action rs Away the result imp paired
vltanty, appears ID 81 exaItatiOn 81 me
vital is uuy apparently and that debility
o part or oi ths whole boay ls CONDITION.
neucs, it nAs dismissed the dogma, thaE "
buld the system ups II Is hrst necessary 70 tear t
dOwn ana consequently ali those dgbiItating ana de-
pletng ugshss Whlch reduce tns sysge n and leave b
IA oissAsed oOnuiiens after the primary disease Is
remover, rejected.
Persons i.boring under all forms Of chronic diseases
will aoubtless n0 Il 20 thslr adVantage avail
selves proved s. stem ,rsatment as It has
proved 80 eminenuy Successful IN an cases winch
enlrely beg the reach remedial ageuts
Consultation lii 0s iress ana Of the mOst candid
cha raULer, "a 10 ali patient prescrtb-
Ell Tor unless tne prospects l0r reiisr are
probable.
TkkMS :-for Office preseriptio and medicines,
Cash. hOr vslts, the same as other Physicians.
July u. '60.-Un
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-08-24
NOTHING PERFECT.

Some crook is found in every staff
And every grain must have its chat
without their weeds no garden plots;
The sun itself has ugly spots
Every bean must have its black
Every good doth something lack;
Every skin some freckIe shows;
Some faulty petal, every rose.
No horse that never stumbled lives;
No IRE 80 bright that no smoke gives;
No harp without lis feeble notes;
No beam or life without its notes.
The world itself is not quite round;
A ghost in every hsuse is found;
No tree without its withered leaf;
No joy without its shade OF grief.
No clock that never erred a minute;
No book without some error in il;
Great Homer's self did sometimes nod;
An bear the sin-stamp-s' IcHABoD-''
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-08-24
LEGAL NOTICES.
N Notice.

ol5slsrs e Lots aad Lands bo1,adig and bltsig
SandusEI ST. beipssn H0Fih and Bgasf0rd Srests
iH Ne t0lgH gf Deia1aFs, OHIO
Al a meeting IF the Council OF the Incorporated VII
age OF De aware August :, 1866 tt by Resolution
deter mined 20 gravel Sandusky Street, from North
Street % the Old corporation line and also 70 gutter
and gravel said street. fro said Old corporation line
to the North line Of B0mfOTd Street AL persons
ing lots lands abuttng said street afore said
and claiming damages By reason Of the Aforesaid i'm
proVement 10 be made are hereby required 20 dle
their claims in writing with the Recorder Of said vii
laBa, or before the 14th day Of September 1886.
aug. 10, '6s.-Aw. T. RODNEY SIXTH Recorder.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-08-24
MISCELLANEOUS.

$1,000 E 75 snss1 1EE g 3 our we sia; 4S'a5
Sswlss AiacnImss Three new kinds. Under aud up
on trial. Warranted hve years. Above
salary large commissions paid me ONLY 4hAShlhss
United Tor less than $4OJ WhlCh are
fatLy licensed By Hsi0s, Whseter4 WttsO GFOosT q
ltaegr Sinner q Co., and Bachelter AL other cheap
macnies tTtngg alelts Hnd Jhe seller Of user aFs
iHe Gsd tAapTtso7taast Illustrated CIR
euiars sent IL e. Address, upon ShaW Clark,
~ k5lddeIord, Maine, or CnIcago Ill
June 1, '66. -lYl.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-08-24
LEGAL NOTICES.
Attachment Notice.

Hiram Beoklsy, pIlE y EFOFE J, Allen, J.
r.. 20 in ard for Delaware
Francis Mcdonnell, deft. township, Delaware county
Ohio the Defendant FFE1es Mcdonnell will take notice
that the Gth day Of Aagust D. 1865 Justice
iasued attachment IN ths above ton fer the
SCI 20 claim s41 20 debt and so prob
abi- COSTS Delaware August II, 1866 The case viii
come on for hearing the 6th day Of October 1866
AZ O'Clock, P. NJ
Aug. II, '66, 3wf. HIRAM BECKLY.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-08-24
Estate of William Perry.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned have
~ been duly appointed and qualIaed the ad minis
OF the estate Of William Perry, deceased late
of RadDor Tp. Delaware County Ohio Al persons
will govern themselves accordingly
REBECCA z PERRY, Z s4.,-
ROBERT PERRY. Aomf g.
Aug. II, 'e6. .3tt.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-08-24

The Detroit Post says that on Saturday
evening party of two hundred emigrants
passed the Grand Trunk junction en-
route to Utah. They came from New
Y ork thrOu ugh Canada, via the Grand
Trunk Railway.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-08-24

As Messrs. Bowen and DebOw, oppos-
ing candidates for jailer, were standing
talking together, on Tuesday evening. in
and both instantly killed.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-08-24

Hon Edmund G. Ross, United States
Senator from Kansas, is spending a few
days in the city, calling on his many
friends. Twenty years ago Senator
Ross came to Sandusky an apprentice
printer boy sixteen years ago he left
our city for the far West, since which
time he has not, until now, been among
us He is still proud of being called a
Sandusky boy, aud we gladly welcome
him as such.-iSandusky Register
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-08-24
Egtate of Jogeph Prince.

MTOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned have
Nv been duly appointed and quahaed as the admin
tratora Of the estate Of Joseph Prince deceased late
OF Berkshire township, Delaware County Ohio. d
persons Interested viii govern themselves dinghy
SYLVESTER LATIMER, ,s.-,-
MARY PRINCE, AeA-l O.
Avg. u. l6s.-3wf
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-08-24

A regular pond frog was discovered on
the 18th, in the middle of a large stone,
at Springfield, Ky. The stone was piece
of solid old blue limestone, which cor
respondent Of the Louisville Courier,
from whose letter we condense this state
ment, says is the oldest stratum that
crops out in the State. The writer adds
as soon as the breaking Of the rock be-
gan to let In the air. In a short time he
seemed sprightly and wide awake, but
soon began to show signs of excitement
and pain. He was then placed ia small
glass jar, which was loosely corked. Ia
this place he lived until Sunday night.
June 18th.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-08-24

Congressman Hubbard, Of Western
Virginia, has just returned his s., 600 eK-
ira salary to the Conscience Fund Of the
Treasury,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-08-24
NOTICE.

rvVHE Treasurers o. tnOse tOwnsnIp Bible societies
tnnt nrg III arrears Tor books are requested 10
t,g NJ tuetr acUoun,a lur settlement as sOOn as may
be Convenient.
- G. FLATT,
Ann, Is ge-f DepUsitary Delaware 20. D. ).
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-08-24

A correspondent Of the Milwaukee
News says that Minnesota is about to
yield another of her bountiful haFvasts.
People only fear now that the wheat crop
will be too luxuriant. / have known as
here.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-08-24
NoGce.

A IL PERSONS knowing themselves indebted TO
"a aLOUUH & khlLt-a, are requested TO cali ~ tne
- aware AIMS q >. L. si0ugH a Co's store anu
make ayInvut UeTy tner accounts VIII De put
N the uanus y IustlCs eOllectlQu
SLOUGH KELLER
Delaware. April Is, 'es.-r
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-08-24
29tb dan of Aatg., A. ID. 1866.
SheriR's Sale.

Charles Gross, IN PURSUANCE Of the commands
o. II OF Yendl kxpO issued from tbs
Wn. Duden Et al court OF Common Pleas, Of Della
ware county OhiO and directed, shall offer for
public sale al the door OF the Court House, in the
Town Of Delaware in said county on the
29tIt dag of A9Gg.s A. d. 1866.
al one O'Clock P. NJ Of said day. the following des
cribed Real kstate 10 wit ESTIMATED in Delaware
county and state Of Ohio and bounded and described
follows; being in Range (lS,) Township 81 Sec
80 United states MlilIary Lands, beng the
south part aud West part SAID lot is LETT al
ter "a king therefr0m the one hundred and twenty
acres OF Of North side conveyed BY the said Pow
ell TO Abram Boyd March ZAth 1865, and l52l acres
East Of the Z. G. & c. K r., conveyed by saO POWeh
TO Luther Boyd, Jr., December ID, 1864 being (55)
acres more or less.
APPRAISED a. 81 so,
July 27, '6s.-5t pfss 90, Sheriff
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-08-24
ThursdaY the ID az 81 sept.. 3. q. 1e6l
N o e

T5ITNA C PEARSON ANB PHILAEDER PEARSON, f.,
~ who reside in BeTrien County, Michigan, Jacob
" JodcOck Hulda WOOdcock, who is married and
whose present name is unknown, Rebecca WOOdcocks
who is married and hose present name is unknown
aud her hubsaRd whose name is unknown, William
WOodcOck and Eli WoodCOck, whose residences are
uu known but supposed 70 be in the State Of Iowa
Elizabeth Ssngand aud her husband TalOoE Stangland
EIarF Abrams Sylvester Abrams Stsphen Abrams,
CorneiiuB abrams, J0hn d. Abrams, Margaret
Abrams and Flora B. Abrams, whose realdvnCes are
unknO Wn, but supposed % be In Noble County Ind.
will take notice that Martha Sheets, and her hus-
band Jonathan sheets, OF the County Of Delaware,
and State OF OHIO. did the 5lsE day Of July
A. D. 1866, hle their PetitIon in the Court Of
Common Pleas, within and for The County Of Delaware
IN said state Of Ohio, against them epd Elizabeth Car
ney and Henry Carney her husband, Catherine Wall
dron aud Gsor ge Nalaron, her husband, Robert Fur
guson Executor Of last VIII and testament Of Cor
neIius Woodcock, decd. Margaret e.. WoOdcoOk,
defendants the object prayer Of which petIliOn
70 set will and testament Of Cornelius
\ oodoucK deeeased and she dsluLaants interest
ed as devisees in said viii SAID Cornelius WvOdeOcE
dec and his legal representa- tives and they
are required appear and answer said etltlOn on
the Sd Saturday after the Fourteenth day o
september, A. D. 1856.
MARTHA SHEETS,
and her Husband Jonathan Sheets.
By JONES d HIPPLE, Atty's Tor Petitioners.
aug. 10, 66. 6sg. plSl3,75.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-08-24
Sherif's Sale.

Luoien c. Baily. Et al. } TN PURSUANCE or the
rs, "a commands OF an Order
John Mara Wife Et al. u SAFE from the Court Of
Of Common Pleas, of Delaware county, Ohio, and g
me directed shall offer public Sa e at the door OF
the Court House the Town OF Delaware, in said
County on the
29tb day Of -AaGg., A. d. 1866.
at O'clock P N Of said day the following described
Real Estate, TO wit stSituated the county Of
Delaware aud STATE OF Ohio, and in the Township Of
Orange, and bounded described follows TO wit
[5,I five containing ty7cres one rood, thirty
poles land more less. Also lot No L4l four
containing forty nine acrss ro0ds and four poles,
both being short & Eatons subdivision oil GER
tain tract pa Gel OF land Sec. No. [3l Tp. ~
Range flSl United States Military Lands.
Lot No. 3, appraised at 81, ,050.
Lot No. 4, appraised at $3.50.
JNO. VI. LADD,
July q 1866 5t.pfse CO. sheriff.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-08-24

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