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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-12-08
1elaware Triba,le


soiourner Truth used to express her surprise
that women, instead of talking about their
rights, did not take them. This is, of course,
impossible, with regard to many Of the rights OF
which they are now deprived, but it is yet an en-
tirels practicable policy with regard to many
others, and We are glad to sec it being put in
uractice. Women are taking their place on the
platform, and In the learned professions, and
espocially are they moro and more taking
their places in journalism. which to its
credit be II said, notwithstanding many sense
less newspaper jibes, welcomes them as co-labor-
ara with the courtesy which should distinguish
men occupying positions which so affect the
uopnlar thought. Nor are women any longer
mere contributors" to the press, but they are
regular workers as editors, reporters, &c., with
clearly recognized positions as members Of the
guild. From recent notice in the New York
Standard Of Miss Edgartons lecture, we clip
the following =
"Among the audience we noticed Whitelaw
Raid the Hon Epliraim JenninS, and Miss Nelly
Hutchinson, all of the Tribune Also, CHARLES
H. Wibour Of the Transcript, Mrs. Eleanor Kirk,
Miss Minnie Morgan, of the Times, Miss kedeiia
Bates. of the Brooklyn Union, and the Hon. NJ.
u. I.arowe of the Literary Bureau"
Tho mere matter of-course manner OF this
publication, and the lack of comment shows
how the employment Of women in sucA capaci-
ties. has ceased even to be subject Of remark,
much less surprise.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-12-08

The California farmerscondact their operations
large SCALE and one Of them, al enterpris-
ing ''raicle" owner in Alameda County, has this
year shipped his crop direct to Liverpool without
the intervention of miidle-men and commission
merchants. He chartered large ship. which
hauled in at the end OF the Central Pacific wharf
at Oakland, and 1900 tons Of wheat we're
brought alongside the ships tackles, aud in few
hours We're slowed in the hold. The shipper, in
this instance avoided the payment Of commits
-ions, tolls ard storage, and will receive the
Liverpool price for Lis wheat, less the freight
cllarges which, it is stated, are moderate.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-12-08

We are glad to note more frequent and more
earnest expressions of opinion from our own
citizens in opposition to the existing barbarous
methods of punishment in this State. We won
der that the Sentiment does not grow and
increase with even greater rapidity, when we
remember the number in our midst of those who
profess to be followers of Him who came to
sare sinners. The tendency Of our methods is
undoubtedly to degrade sinners and plunge
them mor2 deeply into crime. and
this is nowhere more clearly
understood than amongst those who
adyocate the existing system. If any one
objects to public 1ogging that it doea not aim to
reform criminals, he will find that the advocates
of pllloryand post derisively laugh at the very
idea Of reforming such men. 1t is matter Of
surprise to us that in view of such public
sentiment the preachers of gospel which has
for its object the lifting up of the fallen can
remain silent. For society to crafty its re-
vengeful feelings by iiogging those who offend
it may possibly be in accord with the old dispen-
sation, when many things were permitted on
account OF the hardness of the peoples hearts,
but it ia clearly antagonisti, to the teachings ol
the new gospel.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-12-08
PHILADELPHIA.

THE FIRST sENAToRI, VI DIsTRIcr-THE DEMOCRATIC
NoMINATIoN-A PRECIOUS SET OF 'DELEoATEs
THE SUNDAY DESPATCH AND " CON DENsER
a SINGULAR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AT THE
ATREa
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-12-08
"The cleaning river 5caV
Ernrn the inner land -

II ia fitting that SO fine picture Of ''WiminS
ton passr should remain in Wilmington, and "
hope it may find purchaser here.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-11-04
Sher5R,s Sale

Carton g. g. se0yiii' Of PGEsuea9: fhe eo@.
Cynthia E. Insk e+p. ct al mands of an or
der of sale issued from the Court OF Com
mon Pleas of Delaware enunty, Ohio, and
to me directed, shall offer for sale, at pub
lie Yendue, from the door of the COuri
House, in the town Of Delaware, on
Saturday, November I9th, A. d. I $40.
at 10 o'clock A. NJ, the following described
real estate, to-Wtt:
Situate in the County of Delaware, State
OF Ohio, and bounded and described as fol
lows: Situate in Range Il, Township 4, Sec
ton 4. Lot Is, United States Military Sur
vey, commencing at a stone on a post at the
northwest corner of James Perfeet's lot
his lot; thence East on ScovilIs line to the
center of Little Walnut Creek thence
down said Creek TO the northeast corner Of
John Harris land thence WestWardly on
road thence nOrth-westWardly in the CEN
ter OF said road TO the place OF nning.
Containing sixteen acres more or less
Also, the following described lot: Situate
in said Range, Township and Section and
Lot No. IS United States Military Survey,
and stone in the center OF the County road,
eastWardiy from the bridge across the Mill
Pond at Galena 81 rods from the pier OF
said bridge; thence South Is degrees east
4S rods to the bank of Big Walnut Creek
thence mp said Creek to the south east
corner of a lot belonging to the heirs of
HariO Allen, deceased /; thence West Is de-
grees north 40 rods to the center of said
road; thence West 20 degrees 40 minutes
east l5 rods and Is links on the center Of
said road to the place Of beginning. Con-
tanning, by estimation, Is acres of land
more or less.
WILLIAM BROWN,
oet21-5wpfs12 Sheriff.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-11-04
sUPERIOR FLOUR PASTE.

When domestic paste IS made, the
material is frequently injured by scorch-
ing, or by the addition Of too much wa
ter. Good paste, when spread on paper,
will not strike through it like water, but
will remain on the surface, like butter
on a piece of bread. To make paste of
= superior quality that will not spoil
when kept in a cool place for several
months, It is necessary to add dissolved
alum as a preservative. When few
quarts are required, dissolve 4 dessert
spoonful of alum in two quarts of tepid
water Put the water in a tin pail that
will hold six or eight quarts as the -four
of which the paste is made will expand
greatly while it is boiling. As soon as
the tepid water has cooled, stir in good
rye or wheat -four, until the liquid has
the consistency of cream, see that every
lump of -four IS crushed, before placing
the vessel over the fire.
To prevent scorching the paste, place
over the FIRE dish-kettle or washboiler,
partly filed with water, and set the tin
pail containing the material for paste in
the water, permitting the bottom to rest
on a few large nails or pebbles, to pre-
vent excessive heat Now add tea
spoonful Of powdered resin, few cloves
to flavor the paste, and let it cook until
the paste has become as thick as "Gra-
ham mush, when it will be ready for
use. Keep it in a tight jar, and it will
last for long time If too thick, add
cold water. and stir it thoroughly Such
paste will hold almost as well as glue
Manufacturer and B1fiIt2e1.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-11-04
DOMESTIC HINTS.

Stale bread and biscuit can be made
to taste almost as fresh as new, by Dip
ping IN warm water and heating for a
short time in an oven.
If a loaf of cake has become rather
too stale for the table, moisten It a little,
and then heatit through in the oven.
In preparing starch, either boiled or
cold, add little fine salt. 1t imparts a
brilliancy to the linen, and prevents the
fiat from sticking while ironing.
Woolen articles should be washed in
very hot suds and then rinsed in hot
water. Cold or luke warm water cause
them to shrink.
New iron ware should be gradually
heated at first, for otherwise it is apt to
crack.
All cooking utensils of brass should
be cleaned with salt and vinegar, before
using.
Knives and forks of steel should be
wrapped in strong brown paper, as
cloths injure them when they lie in them
long time.
A careful saving Of all bits Of cloth
and asserting of white and colored
pieces to be sold for a few cents per
pound, IS an economy which all house
keepers should attend to.
An unwholesome odor can be remov-
ed from room by burning within ii
sugar or ground coffee.
An effectual method ofremoving onion
scents from the breath is to eat a little
fresh parsley, or orris root.
To remove lime which gathers in tea
kettles. fill the kettle with water, put in
one-fourth Of pound of Spanish whiting
and boil till the lime is removed.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-11-04
SherfR's Sale.
oetA-5wpG12

First National Bank on Tn PU1Fsuanee
Al. Leonard, ct al mands Of an Or
der of Sale issued from the Court of Com
mon Pleas OF Delaware county, and to me
directed, I shall offer for sale, at public ven
due, from the door OF the Court House, in
the town of Delaware, on
Saturday, November 5, A. D. 1870,
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, the following described
real estate, to-Wit:
Situated in the Township of Brown,
County of Delaware, and State of Ohio, and
known as the lot Of land, being the west
half of the following described premises
and tract of land. situated in Range Is,
Township 5, Section 8, United States Mill
tary land, commencing on the north line
OF Section 3, 200 poles west of the northeast
corner OF said Section; thence South on
the west line of d. CampbelPs go acres to
the southeast corner of said Campbelps
land 200 poles thence West on a line par
allel with the north line OF soid Section 2O2
poles thence nOrtherly on line parallel
with the east line of said Section 200 poles
to the said said north line of said Section I;
thence easterly on said north line 202 poles
to the place of beginning. Containing
25215 acres, according to the survey made by
James Eaton on the 9Th of July, 1929.
The land ordered to be sold being 1881
acres, be the same more or less.
oct7-5wpfsIO5O 50 sheriff.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-11-04
sHERIFF's SALES SC,
SherIf,s Sale.
Charlessteinbeck, TN pursus

Charles steinbeck, I'm pursuance
Is. IL OF the COM
Caleb Hill & Charles Hill. mands Of a ven
di exponas, issued from the Court of Com
mon Pleas of Delaware county, and to me
directed shall offer for sale, at public ven
due, from the door of the Court House, in
the town of Delaware, on
Saturday, November 96, A.D. 1870,
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, the following described
real estate:
Situate in the County of Delaware and
State of Ohio, and bounded and described
as follows: Beginning at an ash and elm at
the northwest corner of a tract Of three
hundred acres, sold and conveyed by the
late Henry Massil to DilsaVor, thence with
a line of said tract of land South Il degrees
45 minutes east "A 40 poles to q post and
stone on said line; thence South rs degrees
q minutes west III 1920 poles to a post and
stones on the west line of the survey, OF
which this is part; thence with said line
North 13 degrees west 70 40 poles to a
sugar tree and irOnwood; thence North T6
ginning; containing 50 acres more or less,
Also, another tract or parcel of land sit
uats in said County of Delaware, and State
OF Ohio, being 2014 acres of the southwest
part of lot No. 3, being part of original en-
try Nos. 4, ,266 ana O95; original prOprietors,
Massil & Gill.
Also, 55 acres part of North part of lot No.
of original entry No. ,O95; said 20I and
% acres being same premises upon which
said Charles Hill now resides.
WILLIAM BROWN,
oct2s-5wpfsI2 sheriff.l&
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-11-04

Greenieat Co. W PTrsmanSs is,1a1 SEQ OF Irs ia,
rected, 1 shall offer for sale at Lewis Center
ON Friday, November II, 1870,
the following goods and chattelS, to-wit:
IL pairs Boots, I3 pairs Mems Shoesg u prs
Boys Shoes, pair Mems, slippers, 81 pair
Childrens' Shoes, 81 pair Ladies Shoes, 3 pr
Mems Shoes, IS5 yds Prints, so yds Bingham,
7 yds Alpaca, Shirts, 3475 yds Drilling, IS
yds Cambria, 6512 yds Crash, 1917 Delaine
26 yds Cambria, So yds Flannel, Is yds Nan
keen, 14S yds PerSailts, y ydS Cotton Table
Cloth, 2 yds Muslin, 4I1a yds Farmers Satin,
$50 yds Check, u yds Canvass, 81 yds Cot
tonade. Hoop Skirts, 50 yds Cashmere. 80
lbs Carpet Warp, u doz Knitting Cotton, 10
boxes Paper Collars, 2 Razor Strops, pair
Fronts, doz Neck-ties, 10 Brushes, OK
Soap. boxes Hooks and Eyes, "a doz Tape,
80 pair Gloves, l3 pair SuspendeFs, pack
ages Envelopes, pounds Thread Ladies
Back CombS IA Memorandum Books, lot
Buttons, pair Corset Stays, l lot School
Books, contents of Show Case, bunch
Comforters, Fans, II pair WOrsted Gloves,
20 boxes Powder for face, i3 bottles Hair Oil,
dozen Thin bles, 4 Pocket Books, Razors,
Hair Pins, 4 Harps, 81 Spools Thread, doz
Shaving Boxes, SO Combs, Pocket Books,
boxes Crochet Kneedles, Il Ink Stands,
Sundries, Penknives, box Thimb bles,
Chairs, l pair Scales, Racks, II Spools
Thread, Box for Thread & Shakers, 2 Axes,
200 lbs Rags, Rolling Pins and Clothes
Pins, Pals, 2 Cigar Boxes, Bolt Ribbon,
3 Looking Glasses, 3 punches of Rubber,
j
Needles, 81 Copy Books, 2bunch Shawl Pins,
% Hair Nets, Ladies' Handkerchiefs, lot
OF Mems Handkerchiefs, % yards Braze, u
yards Diaper Linen, 25 yards Jaconet, 10
yStros y larsalle41 Baskets, q dozen Dippers,
z I'm cups, Measures, 8 Oil Cans, 2 Tea
polss BroomS, WashbOard, 1 Hand Saw,
z Empty OIL Barrels, 6 Measures, 2 Shovels,
Baskets IL keg Nails, 121% pounds Tea 21%
pounds Chewing Tobacco, ~ pounds Cjoffee
Is pounds Soda, 0 bars Soap, 4dozen bottles
Ink, pounds Spice, IA Lamp burners. 2
boxes Essence Coffee, 9 dozen Lamp Wicks.
SO boxes Matches, 1 gross Clothes Pins, 3
pounds Cream Tartar, pounds Loqwood1
81 boxes Caps, 8 Maps, 39 Lamp Chimneys
5 pounds Salt, Is pounds Saltpeter, Cough
Candy, q Jars Candy, y empty Barrels. 20
pounds Alum, 8dozen Eggs, Butter, 6bottles
Essence Lemon, Oil Cans, Glassware, 26
Balls, sets Cups and Saueers, 10 Pickle
Dishes, 9 Jelly Dishes, Molasses Jars,
Goblets, dozen Glass Dishes, 3 dozen Glass
Tum blers, I9 Salt Cellers, Turreens,
Dishes, 10 Pitchers. l Sugar Bowl, ! Wash
Bowl and Pitcher, q dozen Ice Cream Dish
es, Coffee Mill. II lot yellow Ware, pounds
powder, keg Powder, Lot TtnWare, Selves,
"a States, 20 pounds Copperas, Blue Vitrol,
10 Curry Combs, Lamps, 9 Lathing Hatch
cts, Tack Hammers. l lot Hardware, II
boxes BlaclxinR, 2 Squares, brushes. 2
Smoothing Irons, / Saw Set, Dried Apples,
Rock Salt IL Butter Bowls, 20 Fruit Cans,
Rolling Pins, bunch Pen Holders, 3 boxes
Glass, IS pounds Rope, Cider and Barrel,
25I gallons StoneWRre. { Dung Forks, 3
Handles, Shovel, A pounds Wool Twine,
8 Chambers. 10 Baskets, reams Paper, 10
pounds Sealing Wax.
oct2s-2wpfsll. sherfR.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-11-04
NOTICE.
Thomas Jones, Plaintiff, }

Thomas Jones, Plaintiff,
william Levingston, Bar
bara Levingstun, Lewis Court of
Powers, Ben ianin Nc SCommo on Pleas
Masters, Electra McAiaS- of
teIs, David Cackler, Jane Delaware Co.,
and Benefits. Brundigs
Defendants
VXTM. LIVINGSTON, Barbara Lew
w ingstOn, whose place of residence is
unknown, Lewis Powers, BENJAMIN Nc
Masters and Electra McMasters, David
Cackler and Jane Cackler, and Bennett 8.
Brundige. of Delaware county, Ohio, and
William Brundige, of Morrow county, Ohio,
viii take notice that Thomas Jones, OF Del
aware county, Ohio. did on the 24th day of
September, A. d. 1870 file his petition in the
Court Of Common Pleas within and for said
Delaware county, Ohio, against the said de-
PENDANTS, setting forth that the said defend
ants, William LeyingStOn and Barbara
Levingston, gave mortgage TO said plain
tin on the 9TH day of August, A. d. 1859 on
the folio Sing described premises: Situate
in said Delaware county, Ohio, in Range Is,
TOwnship6, Section 4, United States Military
lands, bounded and described as follows {:
Beginning at the southwest corner of lands
formerly belonging to Hugh Waters, thence
thence East along the south line Of Andrew
Bucks land 81 1851 poles; thence South to
acres. Also the south we st part of Lot No.
Section 4, Township 6, Range s, bounded and
described as follows Beginning at a post
in the center of the county road on the
south line of part of said lot No. 4, belong
Ing to James NJ. EckleS, and unn1ng thence
on the center of said road South ~ degrees
west 10 poles south q degrees east "A poles TO
a post, south 35 degrees 30 minutes east
lOl 9-l0 poles to a post ON the south line of
the lot, sugar tree Y inches in diameter,
north 6215 degrees east 6S54 links; thence
north SS1z degrees west lis 2S-lO0 poles on
the south line OF the lot to post at the
southwest corner; thence north l degree
east 1l215 poles on the west line to a post on
the said Eckles southwest corner; thence
south SS15 degrees east 465z poles to the
place Of beginning; containing 81 acres
and So TS-lO0 poles Of land; to secure the
payment of i've hundred and ten dollars,
according to certain notes referred to in
said mortgage. And that before and since
the giving of said mortgage to plaintiff the
other defendants claim some interest in
said lands under the said William Leving-
ston and wife, and praying that said Will
liam LeVlngston may pay said sum OF S5l0,
with interest from the 5th day OF August,
1859, or that said premises may be sold to
pay the same. And the said defendants are
notified that they are required tO appear
and answer said petition on or before the
third Saturday afier the fourth day of No
vember, 1870.
Delaware, Ohio, Sept. "a 1870
THOMAS JONES.
By ID. HUMPHREYS,
his Attorney. sepsO-6wpfs22 rs
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-11-04
SheriR's Sale.


David Johnson 9s. 3 fhgg gS9sISnss gommaSds OF Of
Calvin D. Case & Wife. an order Of sale is
sued from the Court OF Common Pleas of
Delaware county, Ohio, and to me directed,
I shall offer for sale, at public vendue, from
the door Of the Court House, in the town of
Delaware, on
Saturday, November sc, A. ID. 1870,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ, the following described
real estate:
Situate in said County of Delaware, being
the south part of Lot No. z, Section l. Town
ship 3, Range 19, United States Military
lands; beginning at stone on a post on
Range line between Range Is and Is, thence
running North SS1s degrees west S96 poles
and links, passing over a stone on q post
to the center of the Olentangy River /;
thence East 1Is degrees north 16 poles and
40 links to the place of beginning; con-
tanning 40 acres of land be the same more
or less, but subject to all legal highways.
WILLIAM BROWN,
oct2s-5wpfs7 so. sherif.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-11-04
AdminfstratOr's Sale.

TN pursuance OF an order OF the Pro-
il bate Court of Delaware county, Ohio,
viii offer for sale, at public auction, on the
4th day OF November, A. d. 1870,
at 1 O'Clock P. NJ ON the premises, the fol-
lowing described real estate. tO-Wit:
Situate in Delaware county, Ohio, and in
Range seventeen %, Township three (3),
Lot seventeen 90, north and west part OF
United States Military Survey, containing
hfty-tWO t52) acres more or less, and de-
scribed as follows: Beginning at the north
east corner of a lot owned by Samuel Pat
terson, thence East one hundred and forty
two rods and sixteen links; thence South
seventeen and one-half rods /; thence West
twenty rods and six links; thence South
forty-siX and tWenty-four hundredths rods
thence West one hundred and twenty-five
rods; thence North sixty six rods TO the
place of beginning. Appraised at 81, $40.
Terms: One-third of the purchase money
in hand on the day of sale, and the residue
thereof in one and two years thereafter,
with interest payable annually from the
day of sale. to be secured by mortgage on
the premises.
HENRY HODGDEN,
Administrator of James Carver. deceased.
oct7-4WpfS7 80
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-11-04
SheriTs sale.

George Ny ers, IN pursuance
patrick Mcdonald. ct al. mands of an Or
der of Sale issued from the Court OF Com
mon Pleas of Delaware county, Ohio, and
to me directed, shall offer for sale, at pub
lie vendue, from the door of the Court
House, in the town of Delaware on
Saturday, November 5, A. D. 1870,
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, the following described
'iSituate in the County of DeIaW are, State
of Oh 10, and being in Range l9, Township
6. Section 1, and bounded and described as
follows: Beginning at stone on post at
the northeast corner of lands owned by
John Elliott, said corner being on the South
bank of the east branch OF the Milestone
River; thence South So degrees A minutes
west poles, south 81 degrees 10 minutes
west IA poles, south 81 degrees west 20 poles
to a small elm tree; thence South q degrees
west 81 poles to a post and stone in the
road thence North 53 degrees west la
poles to a post and stone; thence North A
degrees 10 minutes west a poles anu 70 M INKS
TO post and stonei tnence OLA oegrees
west poles and links to a post; thence
North 2915 degrees west IS poles to a post and
stone; thence 5l2 degrees west poles and
II links to a post and stone: thence North
degrees 10 minutes west Is poles and q
links to a post and stone thence North
81 q degrees east poles and links to the
center of the river; thence North 40 degrees
east u poles and u links; thence up the
center of the river north 81 poles to the
Elm on the north bank OF the river; thence
a degrees east 3 poles and links to an
elm and hickory thence South 81 degrees
east poles and links to a walnut tree
thence South Is degrees east 175@ poles to q
buckeye; thence South degrees east la
poles to point on the bank of the river,
south 4S degrees east II poles north 5S19 de-
greeS east poles, north 50 degrees east z 10
poles to a point near two buckeyes; IhenIeO
South poles and Is links to the place CO,
beginning. Containing 3 acres and 65 IL of
be the same more or less.
WILLIAM BROWN,
oct7-5wpfsl5 Sheriff.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-11-04
sHRIFF's SALES sc.
SheriT's sale.

Henry Fox, Adm'r,l n pursuanee Of
Il the commands OF
James Kent, ef al a Vendi Exponas
issued from the Court of Common Pleas OF
Delaware County, and to me directed, ]
shall offer for sale, at public Vendue, from
the door OF the Court House, in the town OF
Delaware, on
Saturday, November 18Th, 1870,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ, the following described
real estate:
Situated IN Delaware County, in the State
of Ohio. and being hfCy-three acres OF land
taken on the north end OF Lot No s, in the
third quarter OF the third Township, and
18th Range, United States Military tract
said land was conveyed by Eugene STAN
berry and Vile to Jacob Rhodes by died OF
general warranty bearing date October g.
A. D. 1888, and convex ed 10 James Kent by
said Rhodes aud Wife By deed OF general
warranty dated August7 J, 1916.
WILLIAM BROWN.
oet2I-5wpfS7 50 Sheriff.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-11-04
SheriR's sale.

The Deposit Banking) / n pursuance of
Company, of Della Il the commands OF
ware Ohio Tan order of sale is
u.s. sued from the Court
Sidney Miller, ct al. OF Common Pleas OF
Delaware county, Ohio, and to me directed,
shall offer for sale, at public vendue, from
the door of the Court House, in the town of
Delaware, on
Saturday, November &c, A. ID. 1870,
at 10 O'Clock a. NJ, the following described
real estate:
Situated in the County OF Delaware, in the
State OF Ohio, and in Harlem Township, in
Section 3, Township 3, Range Is, United
States Military land, and bounded as fol-
lows: Beginning at a point on the center OF
the New Albany road, where the south line
of Benjamin Nj. FairchiLd'S home farm las
owned in May 5, 1851 crosses said road ;
hence West with the said line 1852 poles
thence South 81 poles and -I9 links to the
southwest corner of the. home farm OF
Sherman Fairehild, lately deceased; thence
East 1S5 poles thence Northerly along the
center line of said road 81 poles and 20 links
to the place of beginning.
WILLIAM BROWN,
oci2S-5Wpfs9 Sheriff.