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Dernocratlc meetings.

If >
ssOn Monday last, the Democracy o.
Putnam county, Notwithstanding the in-
clemency Of the weather, turned out
noSly 10 hear Addresses on the principles
which separate Democracy from Fedora
,ism from Hon. DAVID TOP and Hon.
JosrpH McCoRM1cK. The Court house
VIVA crowded with the largest assemSlage
we have ever seen within It's walls, and
The speakers were listened 70 with that that
earnest attention which best marks Just
appreciation.
In the morning beautiful Hickory
Pole was raised, on which floats 2 white
fao. emblem ofthe purity Of Democratic
nrinciples. bearing The names Of Pierce q
kim. our National Standard Bearers.
lust as il was raised, and while the loud
\ n,ou,bed roar Of the cannon was mlngllne
witb he cheers Of the Democracy, the
yaupbnsville Democrats came in with .
fine band Of music, hags hying, &c, which
gave d very happy effect 10 the Vhole
proceeding.
we have 10 record one act q superla-
i've meunness. Itwas the spiking Of Tie
cannon--a six pounder-by some con-
,emotible miscreani, whose sense Of pro-
uricty and decency units him for name
among freemen. But the hatred which
led some men, in the time Of the contest
with Mexico, ato give aid and comfort
,o The enemy. BY denouncing ihe war,
leads a meaner order 70 do acts which
are beneath contempt. The act was un
doubtedly The act Of Wing, but Of Nc
Whig having any claim 70 Responsibility
We do not know him and we have nt
wish 10 know such a creature. Ihe ac
was bootless as the gun was prompli!
bored out. The doer OF the uii'y uiS'
issa fit associate for the beauties who ra'
Up The black pirate flag IN Lin Lima, y
Col. Tod in bis very able address 100 90
correc. view Of the issues Of the cor
test They are found in The radlc'
differences which divide between con
uerva,ism and radical f-ogress' In
solid, clear and logical statement b
plsced the issues fully before lis audienc
jand let conviction Of the truths q b
positions upon every mind. We have n
room for synopsis Of what he SAID By
ali who heard him will recollect i, will
c0t any partial repetition by Us. Il 4
was followed by Gen. McCormick IN
raeg, pointed and az times eloquent q
dfes5, il which many prac;lcal 'rOll
+ we're told with effect.
On the Same evening, Hon. Juoi
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From .he Defiance Democrat

VI. g - .
Mr., GREENE: In some remark address
sed by me 10 the Democratic Convention
held, to-day in your Town, ] made the
remark that in The event Of the affirmancc
of the Baltimore Platform, in relation 10
the measures Of the compromise, by the
State Convention Of Ohio next TO be
holden, 10 the exclusion Of all dissent,
that / would cease 10 advocate Democrat
ic Principles. did moi intend to intimate
that would cease 10 respect and uphold
democratic principle as an individual, bu1
simply that ! would cease to advocate
these principles as the editor Of a news
paper. find myself holding opinions a;
vital which are moi concurred in by my
party. Unwilling TO distract the party
by my peculiar views, and unwilling (
abandon Them, ! shall, in the event
sneak Of, content myself with voting 70
the Democratic party, | respect the man!
great principles Of Democracy and vii
never abandon them, but do not aspire
10 occupy a questionable position.
You viii do me a favor by publishing
| this explanation in your paper, and oblig
6a Yours, &c.
JAMES MACKENZIE.
! Sept. j, /, 1852, .3s.,
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pR1NTrNa orr1cE FOR SALE.

DESTROYS of devoting my whole time to the
practice Of the law, with which the charge
of newspaper necessarily very much inter-
feres, | offer for sale the Press, Types, and
Subscription List Of the KALlDA VEN
TURE newspaper to whoever desires to con-
tinue and conduct il as Democratic jour
nal; and as it is now established nearly
twelve years its permanence can be no mat
ter Of question, nor the steady support it has
received and still receives. To an indus
trious Printerit would yield (airand certain
return, and would prove good investment
In case Of sale / would prefer to give pos
session after the first of January next, bu
would do so sooner. il deemed essential.
Sept. Z, 1852. JAMES MACKENZIE
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF REAL

ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF REAL
ESTATE.
David Spitsnag ge,adminis. 3S
traitor of the estate Of ia.
cob Spitsnagle. deceased, Petition for
VS.. Sale Of Lands.
Sarah Spitsnagle, Mary
Spitsnagle. ct. al. ef
NOTICE is hereby given that pursuant to
~ an order OF sale, issued from tho
Court Of Probate, within and for The county
or Putnam, State Of Ohio, Twill offer fol-
sale, Mt the door Of the court house, in Kalida,
IN said county,on
Saturday. the 23d day Of October neat,
A. d., 1852,
Between the hours Of ten O'clock, a. M, and
four O'clock, p M, Of said dav, the following
Real Estate, the property Of Jacob Spitsnagle,
deceased, subject to the dover Of the said
Sarah Spitsnagle, widow of deceased, there
| in, which said Real Estate is described as
follows:
The south fraction of the south west frac-
tional quarter Of section twenty seven o.
township one north range five east, contain.
| ing 20 acres, more or less.
TERMS OF SALE :-~One-thi of the pur
chase money cash in hand; one third in oa'
| year; and the residue in two years from th'
day Of sale; to be secured by Mortgage oil
tie premises.
DAVID .SPITSNAGLE, /.
administrator Of Jacob Spitsnagle, deceased
Sept. %, 1852. dv
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M. II. NICHOLS, heretofore the ed,
tor Of the Lima Argus is the democratic
nominee for Congress in his District, and
his nomination is good one. Possessed
Of unliring energy, excellent business
qualifications and decided talent, he
cannot fail, ably and faithfully, 10 dis.
charge the high and responsible duties
Of The position for which he has been
nominated.
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Abstraot Of the New Postage law.

Abstract OF the new GostdBe LAW
This law goes into operation on the
lst day Of next month (October) I'm
der IL
Newspapers, periodicals, unsealed cir
culals, &c, weighing not over three
OUNCES, are to pay one cent each, to any
pan Of The United States, or half that
rate where paid quarterly or yearly in
advance,
Newspapers, &C., weighing not over
one and half ounces, half the above
rates, where circulated within the State
Of publication.
Newspapers, papers and pamphlets Of
not more than 10 pages, Svo., in packa-
yes oc not less than eight ounces, to
one address, 10 be charged half cent,
an ounce, without regard 10 the nlmber
of pieces.
Postage on all transien, matter TO be
prepIid, or charged double.
Books, bound or unbound: of not
more than four pounds each, one cent
per ounce, under three thousand miles
and two cents over that distance. Fifty
per cent to be added where not pre-
paid.
Weekly ncwspasers free in the coun
lty or publication.
Bills for newspapers, and receipts io
payment of moneys therefor, may be
4 enclosed in subscribers papers.
1 Exchanges between newspaper pub
Ilisliers free.
| Newspapers, &C., TO be so enclosed
I that the character can bs determined
without removing the wlapper-to hav'
nothing written or printed on the pape
or wrapper beyond the cton, and t
contain nc enclosure olherthan the bill
or receipts before mentioned.
j Letter postage is not touched at all b
1.-THE new law, but will remain as a, pre-
1 sent.
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The LAND TITLES IN TIE NORTH
wrsr.- BY the exertions Of our Repre-
sentative, Hon. A. P. EdgevtOn' Con-
gress has passed a law which will secure
!he land titles in dispute between 'ne
State and the Federal Government u
ne Northwest ofOhio. The features o
The measure, with Mr. Edgerton's r.
marks, in relation thereto, we will glve
IN our neyt. Mr., E. deserves high Gre
dit for his attention and management o.
this matter, which was Of imminent ne
cessity 10 The properly and prosperity q
large portion Of our best citizens.
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.sHERIFF,s SALE.

R. Beach & Co.
VS.. FI.1FA.8a
b. D. Johnson.
,nY virtue oil Fl. IA. to me directed from
I'D the Court of common pleas Of Putnam
county, Ohio, / will offer for sale atthe door
of the court house in Kalda, Putnam coun-
y,0hio, on
Monday, tue 18th day Of October, A. D.
.e 1852,
Between the hours Of ten O'Clock a. m. and
four O'Clock p. m. Of said day the following
real estate 10 wit:
Inlot number -four in Latty's addition in
Gilboa, Putnam county, Ohio,
Taken as the property OF Il. D. Johnson to
satisfy d decree ia favor of RI Beach & Co.
JOHN B. FRUCIlEY, Sheriff.
SHKRIFp's OFFIcE, Ex1
Kalida, Putnam Co, O., Sept, l3, 1852.
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@ Id

He has 90! as many mistakes in his
article as thers are lines, Or nearlyso. ~ the
first place the locofoco features Of the Bati-
more Platformwe never heard objected toby a
Democrat, since it was adopted. VIM. Leg.
gett who was said to be the ilst Iocofoco,
held no opinions upon subjects connected
with that Platform, to which we as a locofo-
CO for we don't quarrel with the name at
all, though we do not claim lido not fully
subscribe to. Next--there was no debate on
the Baltimore Platform in the Convention
for the Convention declined to hear any de-
bate; and we did not denounce the Baltimore
| Platform ssIN TOTO" nor at att we SIMPLY
4 proposed that the State Plal form be added to
4 il, which unwisely, We think, was held to
be an unnecessary addition. Nor indepen-
IDENTIFY Of that Convention are we opposed to
a single Democratic feature Of the Baltimore
Platform. 1t is true, we find in it plank.
which approves of certain compromise meas.
ures got up by Henry Clay, and sustained by
4 Daniel Webster, Gen, Scott and other
wings and which is very properly made a
part Of the whig Baltimore Platform. because
tits consistent with whig conservative prln-
ciples, which sustain existing wrongs gene
rally, because they exist. That plank is
not Democratic, as we understands Democra-
cy, and we desire to be excused ALWAYS IRON
subscribing to measures asDemocratlc which
have emanatea from the late "embodiment ol
whig pnnciples.p Our offence "hath this
1 extent DO more,'' and we don't believe tha.
any one will think .'genuine locofoco3 = in
i our circumstances svorld bettar his position
a Al. k,Vxee Nc a 4
4 the whig yard. ssGenuine locofocos'' are
scarce there, and we know that we would ht
sadly separated from all our kindred, In sucl
a connection.
4 Guess the Editor Of the Banner wilffnd
the voting Of the Democrats in the fftl
\ lCongr,ssianal District if she Convention
j did not suit him, conclusive on wtiggery.--
4 We'llamake the matter perfectly satistactor,
then. The figures will settle the question
between us, and they never tell lies, it il
Il snid --- ~ N --. -------- ~ ------- VI
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POLITICAL MEETING
AT VAUGHNSVILLE.

A Democratic meeting Of The citizens
Of the county, will be held al Vaughns
Vile, ON WEDNESDAY, SEPTEM,
BER 30, 1852, at ONE o'clock, ?. M,
and in :he evening, in which discussion
is invited 10 the principles Of Democracy
and of the Wing Party. All who feel an
interest in the issues Of the State and
National Contests are invited to be pre-
sent. Sent 70, l652.
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NOTICE

NOTICE is hereby given that petition
IN will be presented to the trustees of
0ttowa township. Putnam county, Ohio, at
their next meeting, on the 18th day of Octo.
her, A. d. 1862, for 10 lay out and establish
new township road commencing at the
Perrysburgh Stlte road on the east and ives.
center line of section % in township number
one north OF range, number seven east
tlences east ON said line to the east line OF
said township to intersect the county road on
said east line of the said township.
September 4tll, 1852. 599
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or The Fulton Democrat comes TO
US enlarged and greatly improved. L is
now printed on beautiful white paper
We congratulate the people Of Fulton on
the commendable enterprise Of their
editor, and hops they will give friend
stumm hearty and substantial support
Democracy is dourishing in the North,
west.
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Arrival Of the Steamship Ohio.
Great Mortality of The United States
Troops Later from Jamaica.
NEw York, Aug. 3I

New York, Aug. 81.
The Steamship Ohio, from Aspinwall,
via Kingston, arrived here this afternoon
She brings 300 passengers and $780,
600 in gold.
The health of Aspinwall was improving
and there was but l'ttle fever on the
Isthmus, and no cholera.
Tie passengers by the Ohio report
that the Golden Gate, ON her upwarf
trip from Panama, having the fourth regi
men. Of United States Infantry OIL board
lost many Of them by cholera.
The small pox have abated at Kings
ION, but was still prevailing on many o.
the Islands.
Tie Panama Herald says one hundred
soldiers Of the fourth regiment had dice
since they left New York.
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GEoRoR WAsnlNsToN REED, Esq, the
gentleman to whom Gen. Scott wrote his
famous Native American letter in lS4l 4
was nominated on Thursday nigh, by the
Native party, as their candidate for Sheriff
Of Philadelphia city and county.
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The Van Rensselaer, Estate.

ALBANY, N. Y, Sept. g.
In reference TO the anti-rent question
in Van Rensselaer, county, Judge Harris
decided Van Rensalear's paper title to
the manor Of Rensalear WScke illegal
also; that lands held forty years under
the title Of Van Rensaiear, was Q
bar against tie claims Of the State, and
that Van Rensalear's title 10 all unoccu
pied lands is void in allcases.
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NEw York. The Democratic State
Convention, held at Syracuse on lst inst,
nominated The following ticket: Cover
nor, Hcraiio Seymour, Of Oneida county;
1t, Governor, Sanford q Church, oi
Orleans; Canal Commissioner, frederick
Follet. Of Gonesee; State Prison Inspec-
tor, Daiius CLARK, Of 81: Lawrence.
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A Democratic editor concludes that,
as the Ouch, according to the last advi-
cos, continued TO hold possession Of IIol
land, there is some probability that the
Wings may carry Vermont.
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r. GILLiLAND, Esq was admitted To-
practice as an Attorney at Law and So
liciior in Ghancery. at the late term Of
the District Court for this County, Van
Vert Democrat. s
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Administrator Notice Sale of Real
Eistata. v.


NOTICE is hereby given thai as Ad-
/ ministrator de bonis non, with the
will annexed, Of James Martin, late Of
Putnam county, Ohio, deceased, | will
proceed TO offer for sale at the door Of The
Court House in Kalidu, between The
hours Of ten o'clock A. M, and four
O'Clock P. M, on
Monday, The 25th dag Of October, 1852,
the following described Real Estate, the
property of decedent, 10 wit:
The middle faction Of the north hall
OF section number two, township one
south, orrange FIVE east; and the west
fraction Of the northwest quarter Of sec
lion number one, town one SOUTH Of
range five east, containing in all eighty
acres. more or less. Terms made known
on the day Of sale.
STEPHEN WHITE, Administrator
| Sept. ~, 1852, 500
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The National Era, the Anti-Slayey
organ published al Washington, boasts q
weekly circulation Of over ninety
thousand copies. af
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.The Northwest" is the title Of a
spirited Democratic journal, the first
number Of which we received last week
from Henry County, and published al
Napoleon, BY A. M. Holibaugh, ESQ.,.
There is no more gallant o. nobler De.
rnocracy in the Stale than is 10 be found
in Henry county, and MIR: Holibaugh il
fortunate in his location, for the es'ab
'lishment Of his Press, which canno
fail 10 be ultimately both profitable ant
pleasant for himself. We feel confden
that We shall find in Mr.. H, an able anc
efficient coadjntor in the sustainment 0
Democratic principles, and VIC wish hin
every possible success.
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Tremendous Earthquake The City OF
Santiago de Cuba Blocked up with
FALLEN Buildings,
NEw ORLEANS, Sept. a, IS5'

A great earthquake occurred at Santi,
ago de Cuba on the 2 9TH ullimo, causing
terrible destruction of proptry All
tho houses were more or less injured,
and The city is blocked up with The fallen
buildings. Three shocks we're ex-
perienced in the course Of a few hours,
and many others followed during the next
two DAYS.
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CoNeREss1oNAL- We learn that Mr.
GAYLORD, has been renominated for
Congress III the Muskineum, Morgan.
and Washington. Mr.. g, is at present a,
member, and is one ofthe best fellows ip
the State.-O. Statesman.
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The Free Sellers hold a State Conven-
lion for the purpose Of nominating Elec.
,ors and State Ticket, in Cleveland, 90
Tuesday the l4,h inst, Il is expected
that Mr.. Hale will be present.
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HENRY CouSTY Democratic, ticket;
Sheriff, Henry N. Lowe; Commissioner,
M. Reid: Coroner, D.. Leist

Loco DISTRICT CoNvENTIoN.--1'hs gathering had
(, good de al OF trouble and hard workto make all the
rank and some OF the .fie swallow tile Baltimore
Locofoco Platform. There was a large quantity OF
hard or rather pointed expressions indpged - during
lie debate. Mr.. Mackenzie, OF the Kalida Venture,
denounced 1t in toto and stated that he would rather
retire from the tripod than he guilty ofsusainiHg OF
defending It, as an editor. Query How can he con,
sistentIy vote for pierce7 who Is the embodment o.
lint Prtform Mac evidently is on tie wrong side o
the fence for genuine Locofoco. Defiance Banner.
The Editor Of the Banner can have oul
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THOMAS RITcHEY, Democrat, has been
nominated for Congress in Perry, Fair
field, &c., District. Mr.. RrrcmEr for
merly held seat in Congress, and was a
worthy and attentive member.
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20Tlr Co0GREss1oNAL DISTRICT. In
This District composed Of the counties Of
Ashtabula, Trumbull and Mahonlng.
The Free Soilers have nominated Joshua
r. Giddings.
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from Washington.
WAsIf1NToS, Aug. 81.

WAsIINTON, mug OI'
Solomon D. Hubbard. of Connecticut,
has been confirmed by tie Senate as
Postmaster General; and ]. I. Towers
as superintendent ofil public printing
office.
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ANDREw ELLISON, Esq, Of Brown
county, has been nominated FOR Congress
lin the District composed Of Brown, Clerm-
ont, Highland and Adams, m
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Gen. WIN. d. LINDSEY, Democrat,
is nominatee for Congress in the Richland
Morrow, Huron and Erie District. A
good nomination 20. Statesman.
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Hon JOHN P. HALE has accepted the
nomination BY The Free Soil Conven-
ton for President. sd
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A fire occurred at Rodney, Miss, on
Sunday week, which destroyed every
building in the town.-M Y. Tribune.
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We have heretofore neglected to state
that DR.. Gilpatrick Of Darke county is the
Free Soil candidate for CoDgressin this
! District. Lima Argus.
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CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATION IN THE
ASHLAND DIsTRIcT.-H. H. JOHNSON,
Esq, Of Ashland, has qeen nominated for
Congress by the Democrats Of the 18th
District. Mr., Johnson is an able and
will make an excellent member. Oh'S
Statesman.
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SIERlFF'S PROCLAMATION.

DRoCLAMA ZION is hereby made TO all the quail
ihed voters Of Putnamcounty, State Of Ohio That
general election will lie held, as required by law, on
the twelfth day Of October, D. Ie5s at the several
places OF holding elections in said county at Which
time the following officers are to he chosen, viz:
One Judge OF the Supreme Court; one member Of
me board OF Pubic Works: one member to. Congress
for the fifth Congressional District; one County Audi
tor; one. County Treasurer; one County Recorder;
one Commissioner OF The County; one Prosecuting
Que Land Appraiser District Assessor FOR each OF
the following dslricis,viz
One Assessor for the townships nf Riley, Blanchard
and Van Bnren. being the first District
Ore assessor for tile townships Pleasant, Ottowa
and Liberty, being the second District.
One Assessor for the townships Of Sugarcreek,
l don, and Greenshurgh, being The third District.
One Assessor for the townships Of Jennings, Jack.
son. Monterey Perry, and Monroe, being the fourth
District
The Trustees ofthe several townships are required
to reurn the following number Of Jurors from their
ai.rn-a1 hiu.- IN
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~ We have a communication for and
one ! spainst the railroad subscription which
shah be given as soon as we have room
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In addition to the above the t,wnshps of Monroe
hns levied 70 cents, Monterey l2 cents; Jennings
cents, Slparcreel cents, Union cents, Greenshurgh
o cents Liberty cents, Ottowa 8 cents, Pleasant
cents, Riley cents, Blanchard cents Van Duren
cents each for township purposes, aud the townships
of Perry cents, Jackson "a cents, Sugarcreek IA
cents, Union cents, aud Blanchard cents each for
township poor pu poses, and tho townships OF Plea
SAINT has levied % cents, and Blanchard 10 cents each
for township school purposes, and the township Of
0ttowa cents for township road purposes and the
township of Union has levied 10 cents for Plank
Road purposes.
will attend in person or hv deputy day in each
township, at the usual place of holding elections for
the purpose of receiving taxes, as follows, to wit:
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF
. ID INAI IISnE, [ mn

James WpodelI, Adminis- I bgk
traitor of Ludovick Hull, po,;,;a, :,
deceased III 'u ,an,. F"
va.
Martha Hull, ct. al.
BY virtue ofan order 10 me directed from
,he Court of Comman Pleas Of Putnam
County, O no, | will offer for sale at the
door of the Cour, House, in Kalida, in
said County, between the hours Of 10
o'clock a. m. and four p. m. Of Tuesday
the l9lb day of October, A. D. 1859,
the following described Real Estate, the
property Of Ludovick Hall, deceased,
to wit:
The undivided two-ihirls ofthe North
West quarter Of section number thirty
one in Townsh'p Number two North, of
Range Eight East, within the Piqua
Land District, containing Eighty-two
acres Of Land.
Said Lands TO be sold subject TO the
Dover Estate OF Martha Hull, widow OF
deceased Appraised a, $4,000
Terms CT SALE.--One third of the
purchase money Cash in hand; one third
in nine month, and one third ia eighteen
months, from the day ofsale, to be secur d
by mortgage on the premises.
JAMES WOODELL.
Administrator Of ofLudovck Hull deceased.
September IA, 1852.