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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-07-09
FROM BOSTON.
Remarkable WIN Oasss.

BOSTON. July IA few weeks since gave an ont.
% of r ths grounds for eSntesHg the w of the ate
e me VA was offered for probate b. r. Curtis and
was Influenced by one Of the lesstees At ths eo The
cnnds Of appeal against the decision of the Court
one that sRees aad 70 9 oe admitted 20 Ths
oi and as the points involved Will probably give
h aSn 70 no small ~ l amount Of gatlOn give copy OF
..1a The matter oi the viii Of John w, Tru late of
sEEESsbsth ~ Eldridge,, Of said NeytOwnp:: widow
dies her appeal from the decision Of said Court,
cmittng sad Will to probate. 10 the supreme Juei-
S iOHur THur and herewith files her reasons iof appeal
l. That said Probate Court for The County of Middle;
said win the domcii Of the said deceased at the time
ns death having been In Boston IN the couhoy OF
That said pqrpoTRg 70 Ss the last yI win and
prooae as such, not duly executed and attested
3. Thai at the time when said paper writing pur-
ports TO have been executed tht said John W.Trull
signed Iy said John w. Trnil and offered for probate
executed II it was executed by said Trull, by the
n ad M al as Se Of S e
f ot ana trustees nnosT the same, or AImira the wife
8. That the paper writing aforesaid was executed
oy the undue influence of person or persons to the
g. Tnat said paper writing offered for probate
was procured to be executed If It executed by
said Trul, by undue influence, persuas'on and Inn
portuny, which the said rull, being then OF weak
and falling mind and memory, was unable TO resist
2. That the said paper writing offered for probate
was executed by Trull, If II executed by him,
Without understanding its contents and the effects OF
us promises.
Dated this 10th day o. June, in the year 1867
BLIIABE cH II. ELDRIDGE
Mr.. Trul for many years distiller In this ciLy
7. H Swertser, of Lowell and number OF other emil.
nent lawyers are associated in support of the will
In the case of the Will of Jonathan Goddard,
deceat ed in 1856 who left estate Of nearly half
million of dollars and whose will was contested an
adjustment has been made by the parlies in interest
An but $20,OO0 goes to his relatives.
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PHILADELPHIA RICHMOND.
Nff%& AND NORFOLK STHAMSHIP LINZ
'AAaahsaAlRRA THROUGH AIR LINE TO THE SOUTH


80 THROUGH RECEIPTS TO NEWBERN.
Also, all points In North and South Carolina, via
seaboard and Roanoke Railroad. and to Lynchburg,
Va. Tennessee, and the West. via Norfolk, Petera-
burg, bOuth-side Railroad, and Richmond and Dan
VILE Railroad. ---'l-77 -
The regularity. safety. and cheapness OF this route
commend 1t to the public the most desirable me-
dium for carrying every description OF freight.
OF transfer. . 4.q f..,. 49,
Steamships insure at lowest rates. and leave roKu-
larry from first wharf above Market street.
II - m - WIN. p CLYDE q co.
No. IA North and south Wharveg.
Point III g 10 fTsIffHytn tI Eetff IfU -a
i. P. CRowELL 8 co, Agents at Norfolk. 81
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-12-06
vn1rrEz roR rHz Dz1AuARz GAZETTE.
Vow I Lay He Down to slesp.'

In the quiet nursery chambers
SNOWY pillows yet impressed,
see the forms Of little Children
KuesIing. Whits-rObeds for their rest
Al in quiet nursery chambers
While tbs dusEZy shadows creep
Hear the voices OF the children
Now lay me down to sleep"
In. the meadows and the mountains,
Calmly shine the winter stars,
But across the gltsteu3nE AOEFIaudEs
S1ants the mOouliEht's silver bars.
In the silence and the darkness
Darkness growing Et1ll more deep
Listen to the little children
Praying God their souls to keep
at we die,D 50 pray the children,
And the mothers head drops Low
One from ont her fold "a sleeping
Deep beneath the WTllteEas SNOW
Take our Bouls;5' and past the easement
Fits g glean1 OF crystal light
Like the trailing Of his garments,
" alk1ng eyeruaore IN white
Little souls that stand expectant-
Listen at the gates Of lifeY
Hearing far away the Hllrmuf
OF the tumult and the strife;
We who fight beneath those bannersy
Meeting ranks Of foemen there
Find q deeper broader meaning
In your simple Tespar prayer
When your hand sh' II grasp this stand'rd,
which to-day you watch from far
When your deeds sh II shape the conflict,
In the universal war
Pray to him the God Of Battles
W hose strong eyes can never sleep,
In the warning Of temptation,
Firm and true your souls 70 keep
When the combat ends, and slowly
Clears the smoke from out the skies
Then far down the purple distance,
All the noise Of battle dies;
When the last night 8 solemn shadows,
Settle down on you and me.
Nay the love that never 1alletht
Take our souls eteTualIy.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-12-06
NO. 81

Of this latter piece Of description, that
among the ether blessings which pub
lie opinion secures to she negroes, is
the common practice uf violently
punching out their teeth To make
them wear iron collars by day aud
night, and to worry them with dogs,
are practices almost too ordinary 10
deserve mention"
Ran away, my man Fountain. Has
holes in his ears, a scar on the right
side Of his forehead, has been shOs In
the hind parts of his legs, and is mark
ed on the back with the whip.
1.-TWO hundred and fifty dollars re-
ward for my negro man Jim. He Is
much marked with shot in his right
thigh The shot entered on the out
side, half way between the hip and
knee joints
Brought TO jail. John. Left ear
cropt"
'Taken up, a negro man, Is very
much Scared about the face and be1y,
and has the left ear bit of J"
Ran away, a black girl named
Mary Has a scar on her cheek, and
the end of one Of her toes gHtoS1.
Ran away, my mulatto woman Judy.
She has had her right arm broke,
Ran away, my negro man Levi.
His left hand has been burnt, and /
think the end Of his fore6uger is off. F"
Ran away, a negro man NAMED
WASHINGTON. Has lost a part Of his
middle faseF, and the end of his little
finger
twenty-five dollars reward for my
man John. The tip of his nose bit of. -
twenty-five dollars reward for the
negro slave Sally, Walks as though
crippled in the back"
Ran away, Joe Dennis. Has
small notch ia one Of his ears
Ran away, negro boy Jack. Has
small crop out Of his left ear"
Ran away, a negro man, named
Ivory. Has a small piece cut out Of
the top of each ear.
While upon the subject Of ears,
may observe that a distinguished abo-
litionist an New York once received a
negrO's ear, which had been cut of
close TO the head, in general-post let
ter It was forwarded by the free and
gentleman who had eaus-
ed il TO be amputated, with polite
that he would place the Epeef-
men in his collection"
I could enlarge this catalogue with
broken arms, and broken legs, and
gashed flesh, and missing teeth, and
laceFated backs, and bites Of dogs, and
brands of red-hot irons innumerable
but as my readers will be sufficiently
and repelled slFeady, / will
turn to another branch Of the subject.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-12-06
The OId-Fasbioned Choir.

have faneied, sometimes, the Bethel-bent
That tTeTbled to earth in the patriarch's
was a ladder Of Song in the wilderness rest.
From the pillow Of stone TO the blue Of the
And the angels descending to dwell with Us
''old Hundred. p ana "Corinth, and .'Chinan
All the hearts are not dead, not under the
That those breaths can blow open to Heaven
An. silver i Street leads BY a bright, golden
o, it IS not the hymns that in harmony
But those syeet-IhumOred psalms in the old
To the girls that sang alto-to the girls that
sang alr!
'sLet US sing in his praise y the minister said.
All the psalm books at once huttered open
summed their dotted wings in the words
While the leader ieaped into the tune just
And politely picked out the keynote, with
Ana the Vicious old VOL went ErOvnng
At the Beels Of the girls IN the rear Of the
song.
need not q Wing-bid no genIi come,
with a wonderful web from Arabian loom
When the world was in rhy ythIn and life was
its rhymes
Where the streams OF the years flowed mp
nO1seless and narrow,
That across it there fOated the song Of
sparrow;
For a sprig Of green earoway carries me
To the Old Village church and the old village
When clear Of the floor my feet slowly
And timed the sweet praise of the song as
TIL the glory 5sla1t nom the afternoon sun
Seemed the rafters of gold in GOd's temple
You may smile at the nasals of old Deacon
Brown,
Who followed by scent till he ran the tune
down;
And the dear sister Green, with more good
ness than grace,
Rose and fell on the tunes as she stood In
And where sseoronationa exultingiy fsoSvs,
Tried to reach the high notes on the tips Of
her toes
To the land ofthe Iea1 they went with their
song,
Where the choir and the chorus together
o, be lifted, ye Gates, let me hear them
Blessed song, blessed Sabbath, forever aunenl
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-12-06
Legal Notice.

= EWIs RoBEETs, Of Hsnogsk Couuty, uHnois,
IA and Mary Am Caurtright and Anson Court
Tee lhai On tha z5th day on NpFember, 1851, j
aiad petition against tham an& otksrh 81 he
Srobate GUura o. DalaWRra eeEutTt Ohio praying
for an ordaFs aathoriEflE 90 SELL tto pay debtz
ard faEgcige 0f said deceagBs he following real
ssiaie, altazte fn pelaElra, eeuuEF. Ohio, and fu
RaaEe 10, Ep-. 6 and See. 4, ana Ehe east hall Of
Eri NO. less ten acres from fhs aoufh an9
Gacfasi, eoataininG forty acre1 mere OF less Al
ElE ht RcEes oG Of tha west end o. Lot a. ~
same aeoifen. Tp., and RanRe, being the prem sss
oe which the said Johu Roberts, lived 81 the tims
0f BE doath. Said petition VII be foF hearing On
he 38th day o. DecrmfEf neEf, al 10 c'eiocE,
4. n. J. .. VAN DENtE, admiuisirat5r
de bouia non Wfth ths VIII annrEsd o.
yonn Roberts. deoeased.
CARFHE 9 NaH DElIEf, AttgE.
Nov o. aGT Aug-ufse1 1B.
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aahooI 1Eaminora' Iotiee.

WrEREAEI IIs., ana until fzrehsr n0t1es, the
NH school Examiners Of uelaWare county VIII
meet at the COURT ROOM, In the leHn Of Delaware,
e. the Firaf and THIRD EaturdRyE 81 March, the
FIRST, 5sz0nd and Third aaturdAya 0f April she
First Saturday ar Nay she FOURTH Saturday of Sep
ten Der, fhe Second and Fourth Sa tErdHrE 0f 0g-
tobar. she First Second. Third and Fourth safur-
days of November and the First saturday Of De-
oember-
They will meet At she SCHOOL HUUsE, ia DKL-
HI. on the Fourth Saturday Of April and the First
SaturdaY Of October and at the SCHOOL HOUSE
in SUNBTRE, on the Second Saturday Of Nay, and
the Third Saturday o. October.
Candidates must present eatistast0ry testimo-
hials af good moral character: aud the law re-
quircs, as condition % epuEliRGtaou, that each
applicant Tor 3 certificate shall ray Zee Of 80
cents
No certificate is granted haiess tRe candidate is
e qualified 10 teach All the branches m med in the
Jaw namely Orihography, Reheingl Writing
Arithmetic, Geography. English 9F amman; and
possesses an adequate kneWledge ofshe theory and
aractice OF teaching -
Examinations viii commence al 40 O'Clock, A.
T. and wiu be conducted as far IS possible in
lriting Each candidate is requested 70 bring
70 sheets Of cap paper, and peaci& and stampb
Z envelope dlrected 20 hfmse. which the
srtIhcate EWarded wiH be mailed 20 BIN, OF no
&C or fEilure.
.. s. CAMPBELL,
tan % Is87.-tf Clerk.
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F0R SALE.

Town Lots at Auction
FYIHE subscriber viii offer for sale at Auction
Three Valuable Building Lots, and
Two Houses and Lots.
on the g. ". Corner or william and Liberty Streets
Delaware, Ohio, on
Saturday, Dec. II, 1861.
Are Just across the street from Central Union
School, a short distance from the o. ". Female
College, and only three squares frem the business
centre Of tho city. On one or the lots
gE0 NE 0U ARR
has been recently opened which promises to yield
large quantities. o. good quality Of stone al trifing
cost, and in the hands OF any Ons wishing TO turn
his attention to IT, would prove a splendid invest
nant being centrally situated, stone may be
readily and eheaply delivered TO any part OF the
city at N times Or the yrar. Ths two other lots
adjoining are also uBderlaid with Etoue, from IS
70 S6 inches below the surface
Sale 70 commence at 1 O'Clock y. on the
premises. TerH.s made known on the day Of sale g.
Nov. %, 6T-9t H. HULL.
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DELAWARE, OHIO, FRIDAY, DECEMBER

when the veil was torn from this impos-
lure became apparent the delusions, the
ignorance, the poverty, the Wreteh9d-
ness, the cruelty, the INSTRUMENTATION,
the disloyRIty. and violence enRendered
by the institution, whose real weakness
and hOIloWness the war has laid bare.
General Sheridan never made q truer
remark than when he said that in view
Of the litigation, disorder and violence
prevalent in the South the presence Of
the loyal army was needed, not so much
to protect the loyal whites and the
freedmen, prosecuted as they were, as
to protect the rebels against themselves.
james o. N0VeS.
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Farm for Sale.

TVHE Subscriber VIII sell his valuable Farm,
A lying and being in the Township OF Kingston,
county OF Delaware and state OF Ohio. containing
265 Acres Of Land With 200 Acres we'll improved.
the balance wen tinbeTed two good dwelling
H0lses, one Brick and one Frame good out build
1ngs. said farm is we'll watered and can be di-
vided into two 10 a great advantage, one farm OF
I6O acres the other Of los with two good orchards
School house and Church convenient Terms
made easy For further particulars inquire or the
subscriber living in East Liberty Porter township.
Delaware County, Ohio.
Aug SO'67-3m1 JOHN VANSICKLE-
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a Fine Piano- for SaIe.

a Ls0, Two story BRICK HOUSE on Hill Street
~. two doors west OF Goadall 4 Lanes Grocery
con {, iufng ten rooms two cellars and other con-
venieuces f; or viii sell my Frame HOusa, dtFeOt-
II opposite, cont tanning nine rooms. Suitable for
boarding. Enquire at the residence 81 my
Oflce in Union Block, Delaware, Ohio
nov1'6T-t,f J. F. HESS.
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Sherif's Sale.

John H.nkIs, Plaintiff, rs pursuance Of the
u Commands Of an Or
Harvey PIN and wife. der OF sale. issued rom
et. al Dcfendanis. the Court Of Common
Pieas OF Delaware County Ohio, and 20 me direC-
ted. shall offer for sale at public vendue at tho
door of the COur' HOusr, sue FuwR OF Helaw re,
in said County, on the
oath Day Of December, A. D., 1867,
at O'Clock P. NJ, OF said day the following dss-
cribed Real Estate. wit t'Situate in the CoHn-
~ OF Delaware, and State or Ohio, in Virginia Ail-
Itary Lands, No. 2673 Being In Int No. 81, in
the Town Of BellepOInt. being hfty test front ana
one hundr,d and fifty feet deep.
Appraised at $3.50 90
JNO. " LADD, Sheriff and Special
Master Comm isEfoneF.
By CARPsR & VAN DEE4N, AtIys for Ph6
Nov. %, '67-5tpfs7.50
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A Desirable Property at a Re
dUeed Price J

= WILL cell my gtorehouse with dwelling attach
il ed in the Town OF Cheshire, Delaware County
O., onering rare opportunity 70 any wishing
10 engage in the Mercantile business Cheshire
ls ccatad On the Eastsrn Bank of Alum Gre K, S
miles s. F. Of Delaware, and surrounded by a rich
rarfniug country, wealthy farmers, good roads,
good roclety churches, schools, &c, &c EnqdiFe
% >. ". PLACE, Constantia, P. o. Delaware, Go. e.,
Ohio. InovS- 'a7-Im]
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0nisitlou of the Alaska territory has oI@
tended the domains Of The Unltad States
from the Great Mennu, in the Bay OF
Fmdy, on the eastern shores OF Asia
q breadth Of border embracing I20 de-
grees OF longitude enclrellnE the earth
Tor more than cne-third Of VA circunier-
encs. Thus, when the clocks on the iG-
land of the Great Mennn arB N.rikinW
noon, the sound win be caught up. ana.
chasing the sun ln Bis daily launa, the
midday chimes % the Yankee clock "a
Yankee land viii be prolonged for eight
hours, and ia Huell q manner chat ere
the time keepers along our far western
borders have toiled ia o'clock &c noon
those in tho ex .remo east have struck s
O'Clock at night.
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LEGAL N0TIeEs,
Guardians Sale of Real Es-
tate.


T7N nursnaneet 20 aa order 8f the Probate Court Of
y Delaware Couuty, Ohio, made On The 1ath day
of November A. D. 1851, IN tue casa n Thomas &.
Powell, Guardian OF Charles H. FuileF and others
against bis wards. she undersigned win On the
14th Day Of December. A. D. 1867,
at one o'ciack, p. r. on the prsn1isas Offer at pub
lie Eale the following described real estate gitua
ted n Beri8hlra Township, CauatF of Delaware
and state or Ohio, bounded and described fol
loHs, % Hg BeinE south part Of lot No Two (2)
middle Ser 10 Sec. ?, Tp, T. B. y, z. 8. 4. Lands
and being Forty F-niHa and Oue-haH (19al acrea
baiaR All o. faid praUGe not decread % RALPH II.
Faller, by Delaware Commpn Pleas Court u the
case entitled ChaFlsH H. Fulier and others BY
nsEt friend Eela y Fuller against Ralph =. FuIlsr
and Others, &c The February Term, A. D. 1865 o.
the said Court, and also one acre OF the West end
% tbat part of said premises therein deeresd 70
said Ralph M. Fuller making IN al Elitg asd one
hair 50zl sores Or land IS more particularly dea-
cribsd il sue Record Of said procsediuEs in said
caRas Recorded in chanceFg Record. No. H. paEa
lSI &a, Or Delaware County Ohio The said
premises 70 be sold free from dover, bot subject
30 an membranes Of four hundred dollars.
Terms o. Eale.-0ne third cash on the day 1f
sale, one third in one and oas-third In tHO years
fron the Gay OF sale % be secured By mortgage
on She prsnlises, End she -dqfsrned Say mauts %
bear Interest p tls rate q per oeatnm Eayabla.
annually.
Appraised at s21-G
THOHAsE i. E0Es GuaEd5an
or Charies q. FallsE, et. ale
By RETD q PoWE-Is bis Attorneya.
New Is 's7-4WpfSli 20.
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Notice

an tbc g7th day Of November b the year 1867
~ ee Probate Court declared the Estate q inc.
Bros Eislunr, deceased, 90 be probably ingoEFent-
crediScra GaprHlGee req 1irod Go present ahelr
claims against fhe eEtGta % the uudeFsiTnad foE
ailoUance within SIX a1onth 3 1rnn The tine aooEe
maati0ned OF thay win not be entitled 10 pay.
nserf mo " LABD AdnllnlstTatur
o. the Estate af JHs. Broklshuns, dssd
NoT.zs '8T-5W.
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SheriR,s Sale.

Eliza Rizer, Plaintiff. \ ~ pursuance or tbo
rs u Commands Of an
Philip s. FaT. and Cora s, Order or Sale issued
Fay, Defendants. from the Court Of
Common Pleas, Of DeIaware County, Ohio, and 20
me directed, shall offer for sale at public vendue
at the door of the Court House, in the Town or
Delaware, in said County, on The
Oath Day Of December, A. D., 1857,
at 2 O'Clock, P. n Of said day the following des-
CT Fibed Real Estate to-Rit: fSituRte in tho town
Of Delaware, county OF PelRwRrs, and state Of
Ohio, and being In Lot no Thirty-nine (59l new
nnmber f262) and strip about fourteen IA feet
in width oG she East eide OF Lot No. 40, running
back the same width 20 abe North line OF said Lot
being the strip running the East side Of said 10
AO after taking therefrom the GO feet heretofore
sold 20 Roht. O. Brown. Being same premises
conveyed 70 said Philp s. Fay By Eliza Rizer, by
deed, dated Get. Sd 1866.
Appraised te-
JNO. " LADD, Sheriff and
By RluR s POWELL Master Commissioner.
Phdt'a AttyB.
Nov. %, IS8I-sW pi8e 90
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N office.

Is hareby given thai the undaFzlEned has been
81 1nnoaaied and qunllaedaG AdmIuigtFaanr de- s111fa
l5u, wlih The viii EnnaEsd, % John Roberts, late
81 Porter HeWnahip, deceased Al Psrsols inter-
eated viii gsvarm hemgelFal accordingly.
Nuv29 eTt3f J. o. van DEHAN.
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GREAT SALE OF REAL ESTATE
AT AUCTION I! /!

FE4HE Subscriber VIII oTer at Public sale the
A following property. situated in and adjacent
to the town Gf Delaware. Ohio.
The Brick House and Lot on Winter Street, his
late residence House 10 rooms. basement, cellar,
cistsru. well, sc wood house and stabie-Lot 81
feet front by 100 deep. The increasing business Of
she and the central situation OF this property
render il valus Die for business purposes. It will
be sold by the foot front, and perhaps divided IN
TO two or three parcels.
IL. . - rl,.ilatr-. l-rn--r,- q q tI.c
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For Sale.

WgY HOUSE AND LOT on FraakHn Street, can~
III tsininR eleven rooms, SIX below and Five
above. For further Information, Enquire Of
aug3O'6T. C. K HILLS, at City Mills.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-12-06

CgTEWART COOKING STOVE STILL AHEAD, and
~ no mistake. II you want 10 be perfectly sat
isded that you have the best Cooking Stove made,
20 to Evans and buy a Stewart,
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SheriR's Sale.

i'nds s Joy P9T9ga9ss s.s.5 o5 sP P-9 oF5
Cioero t. Carroa, ct. a.. he court o Common
Pleas OF psiazare County, Ohio, and 50 me direct
Cd, shal on-ri sale as the door OF the Court
House, in th Town Of pelawate, in said County
on tho
3Oth Day Of December, A. D. 1857,
At O'Clock, P Y. she following described real es-
tate 20 vlts 'tsItuasad in the county Of Delaware
and State OF Ohio, Range (l0,) Township tS,) Sec
q, } Lot 10, u B. SurTey, bounded and deacrth-
cd as follows Beginning a. a stone on post BY
an 9ak and lhOFR on she east bank or the Sctoto
River AZ the N, ". eorher7of Hiram Andrns farm
thence east alsng said Andrusa North hnot Sl6
poles and six Haks 70 a stone post 10 tbe west
line OF the Taylor tract By two sugar trees aud az
elm n. o degrees, 50 minutes f. along the west
line OF said premises 81 and To-1O0 poles 30
stone on q post By tWO beeChes, a. be corner Of
Lots 10 and Il. Tasnee SO degrees IS minutes v.
between Lots 10 and II, S6& and 8l-I00 poles 10
stone on past ia she mouth Of q large branch on
the east edge ei the sciOto river BY a Sycamore
aud Linn, thence dRWn the eass hank OF said river
With the meanders thereof South % degrees, f.
SO and 1900 poles, tLeRoe south j degrees E.
90 and 25-l0O poles TO the place oi beginning, con-
tanning One Hsudred and Seventy six Acres aud
l8A perches Of land being tho same premises con
veged by VIM Carson aud vie to Cicero I. Care
son, Axrch fth 1855.
Appraised st So
JN0, W. LADD Sheriff ana
Special Master Commissioner.
T. RoDSEY SNFrH Pltf-s ATTY.
Nov .29' 'b7-Hf-ufE13
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ShariR,s Sale.

William worthinE (TN p,ss pursuance - Of She ne
s. }. BFookins and wife. 0rsals, issued IRON the
Court Of Common Pleas OF Delaware County, Ohio,
an d TO me direstsd, shall oGer at public sale az
the door Of the Court House, in Delaware, in said
County, on the
18th Day Of December, A. D.. 1867,
al O'Clock P. H. she following described Real
Estate 20 wit s'6ituatsd in the county OF De la
ware and State OF Ohio, and in Lot Four "a Town.
ship FOUR e., Range Sixteen (I6) and section Two
U. s. n. Lands, and bounded and described AZ
follows Beginning ct a stone post at point
"a on plat, Beech 20 inches IN Diameter, s. %
degrees, 40 minutes &. IS links. Running North
a dcgreeH. so minutes, +. Al, 70 psles 20 q post
and stone at B. BlltisTnat Is inches il diameter
n. 5s degrees so minutes 80 links thence south
ss degrees IS minutes, q IS, as poles TO the CEN
tre Of Culver Greek a. point 'C' on piat, thence
South Q degrees, ", poles TO point 'D IN the
- bank OF Culver Creek, thence s. IS degrees,
10 minutes ". %, 81 poles 30 point E in she cen
ter Of BigWanut Creek, Elm - inches IN diameter
n. 80 degrees, 25 minutes ", s. 90 poles, thence
y, IS degrees, IS minutes y. 45, 81 poles to the
place ofbegnning, o0ulaining Eight acres and le5S
Fodgs JOHN ". LADD, Sheriff
and Master 0ommigsi0BeT.
By JoEM HtPr1u, &ttys,
Nov 10, '8f-gspf8120o