Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-06-17
Legal Notice.

| Q USANNAH STRATTON and her
| y husband, Francis y SIratpon, who re-
| side at MuskegOn, Michigan, and Ophelia
| A. Smith, George G. Smith and Jacob h.
| Smith, residents of Westmoreland county,
| pennsylvania, Samuel COwles and Par
| thena CoWles his wife, Harriet Turner and
| Leonard Turner her husband, AlnIira
smart and her husband Daniel II. Smart
James II. Dunlap and sarah III Dunlap his
| wiIe, emily a. Smith and her husband
| Martin Smith and Jacob Eimore Smith, all
| Of whom reside in Delaware county, Ohio,
and Julius i. Benson and Luciua Benson
mis- Wlfel, who reside in Morrow county,
Ohio, will take notice that James H. Dun
Il. Benson dsceaSed, on the thirty-f1Ist day
of May, A. ID. 1870, filed his petition in The
Probate Court within and Tor the County
OF Delaware, and state of Ohio, alleging
/ that the personal estate of said deeedent is
insufficient t0 pay her debts and the charges
Of administering her estate, that she deed
seized In Zee simple of the following de-
Scribe d real estate situate in SAID county
bo-WIb: The one undivided eighth part Of
FirSt tract in the third section, fifth Town
ship, nineteenth range, United States Mill
tary Survey, bounded as follows: Beginning
At an oak p,'st and three stones on the range
line at a point forty-Seven poles and twenty
links north degrees So minutes east from
= stone ON a post at the southwest corner
of tie third quarter; thence South SO de-
Er~eS 2S15 minutes east along the north line
of VIM. HunlIeyfs 8 land one hundred and
thtriy-iOur poles AMI twenty links 10 a
stone on a post on the west line of Thoup-
sons land by q beech and red oak: thence,
North degrees 80 minutes east along said
ThompsOn's west line IA poles ana 49,
links 10 the center of the road, passing ever
a stone on n post on the south edge of the
road thence South 90 degrees west along
he center OF the road III poles to the range
Hne; thence South 0 degrees So mfnutes
west 81 poles and - links To the place OF b.
ginning. Second Tract in same Section,
township and Survey, in said county and
State, described as follows: Beginning at
the nortn- least corner of 5. I. Jenn .ngis lot
tee survey of james Eaton made January
4, IS40l at point &c, thence South SO degrees
20 minutes east along an old zine 81 781S-l00 |
poles TO q stone on a post elm lS inches IN |
diameter, suuth "A degrees easI 8 links north |
f6 west 3214 links Themes Sou degree 20 /
nlnules west along old line los 412-25 poles /
to a stone on post north II5z degrees east |
liS34 links; thence South SO degrees 45 MIN
utes west along said road y 451S- 100 polesi
Inence North l degree % minutes east /
t5o 47-lOO poles to tie place Of beginning /
eAcept ABOUT twenty our acres on the north |
part Of said tract and the use OF a road OF
convenient width along the east line OF
SAID tract, being that part sold by frederick
Decker To j. Btyen, and the whole OF the
IoliYw1ng tract in Delaware county, ohio,
n Virginia Military survey 2992, being part
Of premises formerly owned by Jabes
gowles deceased, and set OFF in partition to
ullus =. Benson and Eliza Benson his vile
oy The Court of Common Pleas OF Delaware
county, ohio, consisting of twelve acres and
l0o13 poles, references being made TO Chanc-
5Iy hecoru ol said Partition ia SAID Court
ot COmmOn Pleas ia Vol. z, Page 428, for
more particular description.
Ihe pray eT ut said petition Is for the sale
teuts and charges aforesaid. SAID petition
VIII pe Tor heartng on the ninth day
luiyg A. ~; lofut or as soon Thereafter as
cave can be obtained
June lS, 1870.
JAMES H. DUNLAP,
BENSON, deceased.
By JONES & HIPPLE
,,,o, Attorneys for Petitioner.