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BY THE SANE ARTIST.
PORTRAIT OF JACKSON.
Engraved (by pcrnssion) from Thomas Sully's ONLY
original painting 1.-THE possession of Francis Pres
ton Blair, Esq-(20 by 90 inchesl
PRICE FIVE DOLLARS PER COPY

READ mis- !
From the lion. John Mclean, Associate Judge of the
Supreme Court.
CINcINNArI Goth Oct. 1882
Dear Sin: thank You for the engraved likeness of
GENERAL Jackson tits an excellent In the latter
part OF his his grey hairs his tall and venerable frame
The sincerity and kindness OF his expression and man.
ncr, captvated all who became acquainted with HIM
There were few. if any persons educated home or
nbroad however much they may have associated with
foreign courts who equal the grace and effect of Gen
Iacksons manner in social circle. Whether we con.
slider him in the field, in the drnwng-room or ut the
lead Of the administration, lie remarkable man.
With great respect.
JOHN MCLEAN.
George W Chids, Esq.
GREAT INDUCEMENTS IT, CLUB SUBSCRIBERS.
In order to enable possess copies of the above
elegant ortnits the subscriber respectfully offers the
following inducements fol the formation Of Club sub.
scriptions
/ OWL :-fol club of five, SEQ 90
ten, 35 90
fifteen, 45 90
~ On the receipt of the subscriptions the Portraits
"' be sent free of postage (at the sole risk of the sub.
srrlber To address, cnch of the said club os
desired. Address. ROBERT KING,
Agent for Welchs Portraits of
Washington and Jackson for State of Va
Eagle Square, Richmond, Va.
dec ll-dScts
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NEW CONCEEsN.-

NEW CONCEEsN.-Wc, the undersigned
hnye a -ociuted ourselves together under the ,,,I
md firm Of B NOWLIN & Co, for the purro.e :,
ronlnrting n general Grocery, Commission and Fo,
wnrIing business. at the old stand of b Nowli, NJ
.reet, Lynehburg Va.
W. will keep stnntly hand every article usu,I
kcrt in gro,ery establishment, nil of which We viii
sell low,
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SOUTHERN FINE AEsT, BY n. IL.

SOUTHERN FINE ART, BY T.. Is.
- WEIGH or CHARLEsruN. 5. C.-GEO. WASH
NGFON- Unprecedented nthc aDoaIs Of Americam Fire
TON-(20 by % inches Engraved steel (by per
misson) from Gilbert Suart's only original painting
The celebrity of this great engraving has doubtless
become familiar IA "househod words" to the mind OF
every person in the u. s. who can rcud.
Every Artist Scholar, Statesman and Jurst, in our
country aud in Europe, capable of Judging has pro-
nounccd WEIGHS WASHINGTON i PERFECT trans
script of StuHus word-renowrcd printing, and "a such
rHE ONLY CORRECTLY ENGRAVED PORTRAIT ExIs-
tENCE.
FIVE DOLLARS PER cory.
The only merit this Portrait of Washington possesses
is that the Senate of the United States and the
celebrated Scholars Artists urists md Statesmen Of
the United States, pronounce II the ONLY CORRECT For
Unit of W ushington EVER engraved.
PHrru nr attention is invited tn the following letter
from the Hon Roger Tancl, Chief Justice Of the l..
Statcs:
BAlrIYoRE. June 90, 1852.
Dear Sir Accept nv Thanks for the Portrait ol
beauty strike every one ho it and it is no
less happy Units likeness The Father of his country
II MAS lay good fortune to have him in the days of
my boy Wood and his whole appearance is yet strongly
impressed on my memory. The portrait you have Is
sued appears to he likeness, representing
perfectly, the expires sion we'll Us the and fea
lures OF hls face W 18th great respect,
nm yuurt oh't servant
X. b. TANEY
Geo W Childs, ESQ. 2hu.
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l. Tho Westminster Review, Lihefal
g. Backwood'. Edinburg Magazine, Tory
Although these works distinguished 5 tn HPldf
cal shades above indicated, yet hu' SINAI r"i'' u
their contents !. devoted 10 political 'nhert,. J. L
their literary character which gives th'n tie fp al
ue and in that they stand eopessejly IN o'e IL nj
er journals Of their class Hacitrood siH nndrr TN
fathcry OF Christopher North nainains II nn't
celebrity, and Is at this time, uun'uaiy attractive TIN
the serial works Of Bulwcr and pfor li"firy nnlnies
written for TINT magazine and 6rt aipenns h II ell
umns both in Great Britain aud in tue uniied aiaies
Such works M 'Thc Caxtons" uti M Novel
doth by Bulwcr, )"The Green Hand, katie Stewart,
aud other serials, of which numerous riF editions mr.
issued by the leading publishers in t country have 1"
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always rely having tbs curlie reuhg Of tho Ia :
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NEW CONCERN. Al the oil stand of Tins
~ ley, Taylor 4 Co-We INV tits dy associated
ourselves together under style and firm of Tar lor
tnscy & Co, FOR the purpose ot conducting general
Commission. Grocery and awarding business. aud ion
the purpose OF manufacture tobacco under the sty
und firm of + G s FERGUSON K co.
We will keep constantly IN hhnd large stock OF Gro
cclies. Liquors, domestic. Prints, Nooen goods.
rluntcts, Iron, Steel, Lgopitc, Oil, Nails rnbacco
y c., &c.
from our experience in = deterrent branches of our
business, and prompt attention. hope to merit share
| ot public patronage.
lNO OrEN TAYLOR.
I |. TlNSLEY.
| 7 & = FERGUSON.
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WANTED To RsRE.-The subscribers
J. w wish hire for t!eil work the Va. & Tenn
ruroad, in the Mountnia region of Va, number Of
strong and boys for which liberal hire will be paid
They have had long experience in the management Of
negroes and themselves large owners. Hired ne,
groes will receive the same in every respect
tb,t they give their OWL. One of be seen in
ynchburg, any time till the 10Th OF january, the
Washington Hotel, or at ii Corkle Simpson ones.
or at Mcdaniel & Hurts They will also buy men and
boys. SCoII ADAMS.
dec o5 dacts
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Jast b. EDWARDS, C. PUGH.
Easiand WinferFashiOns for 1929
EeDWARDS Il PuGH, doors ADORE J. g. Meem anil
e. opposite 5. b. Thurman, Mann 81. LynchGurg. Va,
lave just received their stock of Fall and Winter Cloths
Cassimers and Vesngs; which consist of the latest
Styles and finest quality of French and English
lecturers aud will be order, with warranted
Workmanship and lit. My old customers and the pub
lie generally invited to call and see something new
and beautiful. JAMES b. EDWARDS Agent.
lsept 2o-!ts For Thomas C. PVgh.
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NJ EW BOOKS &c.--Just Received the Wing
Almanac tor 1883 containing statistics from the
late census and much other valuable matter. Hnrptrs
Magazine for January and February. New supply OF
OF No. | & of My Novel by Buwer also,a supply
OF Blank aud School Books, Ink, Stationery Sc, &c,
al at prices to suit the times. G.. MORSE.
Feb23-ts
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/ AND TRIMMING HOUSE IN NEW YORK
Thomas e. Sfeorns, importer and Jobttr IF Sa,, NAt
qery, ami Fancy Goods, 162 Broadroy n. Y, Has now
IN store and is daily receiving and offering the loves,
prices complete assortment of goods in his line com.
prisng all the various STYLES and designs, consisting Of
Black and Fancy Silks. MarceIines, Florences, Shaw.
Trimmings. Bonnet Ribbons, Tafieta and Satin Rblou.
Dress Trimmings of all kinds, Embroderies, French
and English Grapes, Grape Lisses. Silk Cravats, Gloves
of all kinds, Silk Lace Mitts Baregcs Laccs, White
Goods, Hosiery, L C Ildkfs
The undersigned would invite the attention Of his
friends aud the trade generally He will oltr great in
,lucements To cash and short time buyers.
THOMAS & STEARNS.
l62 Bruudwa
Between Liberty st. and Maiden Lane, n i.
doc 00-dnr1v
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fIiss AND CAPS.
NV attaDasY

" Ew FOUNDRY. --th" Subscribers mDr
lenSe n inaifn the citizens ct lyuchburC, md v
.irty that they lnse lcas,d the establishment tho
4sin nnwt Warwick Mil and foundry, Tor the puI
49,, of cufyjng sanera foundry business and thu
manufacture ofagr.raniu tool tobacco presses Of all
.iads. aud fixtures.
Neare prepared to furnish all Kinds Of pillow. n,t
pnw caatinrs. Used in this country. Also mill Erarin
nd thrrshng machines, made OF the best material and
the most substantial manner.
W. have patterns of the Livingston, Pccs Hin, Ia.
.Ir New York, Premium sizes Hin side. (or and
horses. superior pattcrns,) und sub soil pows. Al'"
.ultvaor, road scraper and the most celebrated luy
Straw and stglk in this country with from
! 10 10 knves.
All orders for any OF the above mentioned implements,
IF machines will he promptly attended to. Grain and
country produce tahcn in exchan &C.
Corn, mud Corn meal iurniscd IA usual NJ the mill.
WHlTfEMORE, McNAMEE co.
II s NnITrFmoRE,
lkals McNAArE.
c a WnrILYoRr.
inn - drtts
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DEMOyAE..fhe Office Of the Lyncibnrg Hose
D. and Fire lnsnnnce Company has been removed To
tire il Of Mr. Jchn " liams Jewellers Store
(cnuoncc from 1t Alley,) where those wishing To In
their property lives invited call, and
rtsurrd thu they will find the low my other
solvent Compun, in the Unirrd States.
GREED T. WILLS, Secry
Eol,o TIA
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,VIN PLATE, srEATEH ~ sM.ET

INN = I'm II, q ID H1Fe AZ ShH q. No 4
Il IRON, &c.--
40 boxes Tin Plate, l0,< II. l2S IL and AZ %,
1900 Slab Spelter,
1000 lbs American, F. IL: and Russian Sheet Iron
9 pigs Block Tin.
In store and for snle by GEO. BAGBY.
in-2Sts
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f.,O House BUILDERS..- The s,h..

4 bers have hand very large rtment of Rim
and Aortise Locks, Ia portion very fl e. Plate apJ
Closet Locks, Door and Window Hinges, Blind G,.trn
ings Screws, Cut and W rought Nails, Finishing Nail.
French and American Window Glas- Fl ON ~ to % y
28 Putty Sash Cold, &c &c.,-al Of which they are
disposed to sell on fairterms.
ian o7-t7 GREGORY. ROYALL& SIMPSON
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WHEAT FANS The aitcptop II III lal'ilir i
respectfully invited To our STOCK al ifas II isltl -.
and Wheat Fam which IRE Substantially b,.t ehd 81
the most approved patterns. Persans IN ueed q" sfl
implements would do well TO SIS" "sr -iatb - I'm
aston as we feel sati. 6ed thot thu" vii - plea boil
in price and workmanship.
An Implement warranted to r,rforin eell.
yl5-ts DIIGl I'D < BfD lin
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TyRESM GAWDnN sEEOs.-- - =

LNHESH GARDEN SEbsIN.--I n 1T
II scribcr now has IN - ' >nflnr -upll, II i'at.
den Seeds his stock is 10 q, sata f,sfz slfi,1f
usually wanted Ia thi. ,,irnais. tt ii tn md
reaains and dscct from the e..'iri i.,se al DIsan
LaEpRErn OF rhadelphia--alsu as-osln.5a 81
choice FLOWER SEEDS
Catalogues with almanac AMI if','iip.. ief iftits
and culture to be had gratis. JOIN II. SEA.
c.h bsfsaf#
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Sg Window Glass oil sizes, Fresh 1us, an Oil. f., a.
a bic use, Fresh Hops, crop 1852. Best Green
Tea Best Black Tea, For sale by.
iar6 ducts STABLER e. Co.
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D.ssOaurEON or GoPAzerNEn

Il sSs1aUEE0N OF E0-PAAeENEK
~ Slllr.-fhc co-pnrnership heretofore existing
undcr the firm OF 1msiey Ttyie9 s. Co, is this da,
dissolved by aud the OF the
en- be used only by L Tnsey or Jno Oey faylor,in
closing up the business Those having claims against
the will please present them for payment, uni
those indebted the firm II please come forward and
settle. ss we wish To close tbp business.
We beg euve o tender thanks To friends tui
their liberal patronage and tn of Taylor,
1in.icy < Co, soIics iarthrr continuance OF the
same.
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DA9NTs, OILS, &c .
GUANO--COnnc at iast.--We al

lDLASTER-Just received and for sale nj opr
h Mill, 200 tons of Plaster, ground and unground
We now able to furnish ali kinds of the Peak Hill
Flow Castings and Points and warranted to fit all plows
made here. and all Northern Patterns. Those in want
please give US q cnll.
feb l7-dts WHITEMORE McNAMEES co
NO HERRzNGS.-5Ob bls No. and Q
IL Herrngs-n store and for sale by
lfeb5.ts] LEE & JOHNSON.
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Henry Eilheffer, ct. al.
DY virtue Of an order OF the Court Of Pro-
Dbate within and for Madison County,
State Of Ohio, VIII proceed to offer for
sale at the door Of the Court House in Kalda,
in the County of Putnam, between the hours
of ten O'Clock, a. II, and four O'Clock, p. m.
Thursday, the tenth day of February A. D.
1853. ...H'
the following described property, to wit
The share by Will of the SAID james Ru'
sick in the North half of the South East
quarter OF the South East quarter of section
seventeen tf township one south OF range
eight east, being twenty acres Of land, lying
in Putnam county, and State Of Ohio.
And also THE share by will of Samuel
Busick, in the middle part of the West
half of the South East quarter of section
seventeen OF Township one South OF range
eight East, in said Putnam county, and
State Of Ohio, lying Immediately South of
the po-cel CT land willed by Samuel Busick,
now deceased, to George Busick, and by him
sold 10 Whitfield A ckley bounded on the south
and East by lands wllled to Sarah Buslck,
and Wesley Busick, and on the West by
lands occupied by Henry Blosser, being 20
acres of land.
And also 1.-THE share by said Will of
Wesley Busck, which IS the South West
quarter of the South East quarter, except
Northwest part; and the South East part of
the Northwest quarter Of South East quarter
of section seventeen of Township one South
Of Range Eight East, in Putnam County
State Of Ohio, being twenty three acres of
land, and In Lots number five and six (No's.
S & 6 in the Town Of Pendleton, in said
County.
Subject however, to the life Estate or
Dover Interest Of their said Mother, Sarah
Busck. IN the aforesaid three several tracts
of land and town Lots.
STEPHEN ANDERSON,
Guardian Of said heirs.
Nov. 93 1882
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THE NATIONAL ERA ON TERR1ToRr,I
AcouIsITI Ms The following is the
position Of DR.. Bailey, ofthe National Era,
respecting territorial acquisitions.
Wespeak for 10 party, but for ourselves,
when We say, we desire to see American
Power supreme, and American Institu-
tions universal, in this North American
continent; that wo regard the present re-
lalions to Canada, Cuba, and the Sand
wich Islands, as temporary and excep.
tioRal; that those countries will hardly
find their true position until illcy take
their places as members of the great
American Republic. We go for ,he an.
nexalion Of The Sandwich Islands, when.
ever they shall propose such a measure
for the annexation Of Canada, when il
can be consumaled peacefully, houorably,
and with the consen; Of the parties con.
cerned; and for the annexation OF Cuba,
with the consent of Spain ana of the
Cubans, AND WITHOUT SLAvERY-not
otherwise.
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AGoNY.-The Ohio State Journal
Cleveland Herald, and o'her defunc'
federal organs of the late universal whie
party, are organizing over the doings o
the late Dempcralic State Convention
finding no aid or comfort therein on
which to hang a hope for desponding
whiggery. 1t is no use, gentlemen :
There is not even a"blue lick" chance
for you. You have got toJ"in the Bloom,
ers or Shakers, ifyou want TO figure in the
future as 7ar'y.-Your Harrisons and
Taylors are gone, your Clays and Web
sters are NJ more.-Scott is politically
delunct. Tom Corwin has Galphn;sed
Oh, ho. who would be
A federal whig in '53!
Plain Dealer.
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ANEcDoTE. "A good story is told OF
Truman Smith, as follows; Previous to
the election, democrat in Washington,
"pesiering" Truwan about his " ways and
means" of conducting the Wing cam.
paign, when he exclaimed, in grea,
warmth, "wl;y sir, HI cannot belch
ont Democrats enoughto defeat Genera
Scott" "Of course not!" replied ths
Democrat, ''for that is strong Wing
District" Truman retired,-N H.
Register. ears 1855
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| l3. That sound administrative po
Icy, demandsthat the funds of the Gen.
eral and State Governments be kept
separate from banking institutions; that
finland and ocean postage should be
reduced to the lowest point, and the
franking privilege be abolished; that no
more revenue should be raised than is
required to defray strictly The necessary
expenses ofthe public service md To pay
eff The public debts and that the power
and patronage of the Government should
be diminished by ihe abolition Of all tie
unnecessary officers, salaries aud priv
ilegesi and by the election by the people
Of oil civil officers IN The service Of the
United States, so far as may be consis-
tent with the prompt aud efficient trans,
action Of the public business.
IA. That River and Harbor Improve
ments, when necessary TO the safely and
convenience Of Commerce which foreign
nations or among the several States, are
objects OF National concern, and it is
the duty of Congress, in the exercise oi its
constitutional powers, TO provide for The
same.
l5. That emieranls and exiles from
the Old World should find cordial vel
come TO homes Of comfort aud fields Of
enterprise in the New; every attempt 10
abridge their privileges Of becoming cili-
zens and owners of the soil among us,
ought 10 be resisted with inlcxible de-
termination. 3.-
lG. That the property Of individuals
and of corporations should be taxed
equally. 4-.
II. That sound policy requires sys-
TEN of Free Trade with all nations that
will trade free with the United States;
and that the only fair and just mode Of
ra jsing a revenue Cor the national scr
vice, is that by which the Constitution
is made the equivalent for slave repre-.
senlation-direct taxation. .. .....
Is. TIla, the Free Democratic party
is not organized to aid either The Wing
or the Democratic wing of the great
Slave Compromise party of the nation,
hut 10 develope, ii its purity and truth,
"the free, living sentiment of American
Democricy.' ...#- A
10. That tho Constitution Of this
State ought 10 be so ameuded as to pro.
vide for the election of member of our
Legislature from single dilricls, and for
removing all distinctions on account of
color, in the enjoymen, Of the elective
franchise.
20. That the Legislature of this State
ought to provide, by law, and without
delay, for securing to the inhabitants of
of the State the full benefit oil the
writ Of haboas corpus, and Of the
right of 'riul by jury in all cases where
their personal liberty may Je called in
question, under the Fugitive Law or
otherwise.
81. That we inscribe on our banner
Free S, IL. FREE TuouGHT, FREE
SPEECH, FREE LAB Il and FREE MEN-
and we fling it to the breeze with an
humble trust that the God of the Oppres-
sed will put in the hearts Of the people
10 uphold it,
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ADMINISTRATION NOTCE.

ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.
N0TICE is hereby given tha the subscri.
~ Der was on the second day Of December,
appointed by the Probate Court, and duly
qualified as Administrator of the Estate OF
Martin nj. Connect, late of Putnam County
Ohio, deceased,
DAVID COX,
February q, 1859.
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ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.
Samuel Griffith Guardian &c.>

Alexander Hickerson, at. al.
DY order form the Probate Court of Hancock coun.
Dty, Ohio, will offer for sale, on the premises,
the following de scrbed Real Estate the 25ih day
Of February, between the hours often o'clock,
and four O'clock p. m. OF said day, 10 wit;
The East half Of the East half Of the South east
quarter dissection thirty six in Township two ofrnnge
eight east. being twentyfo acres situated in Put
nam county Ohio subject to the Dover Of the widow
therein. Terms made known on day of sale.
SAMUEL GRIFFITH, Guardian.
January 2S, 1858, 6ls
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ROAD NOTICE.

N0TICE is hereby given that peti ticn
~ viii be presented to the Commissioners
ofPutuam County at their session on The first
Mondpy in March next praying for the loca.
zion Of County Road, in Town one south
range eight east commencing on the section
line between sections one and two, thence
south on the section line to the south line of
said county of Putnam. Said road to be- forty
feet wide. s.
Jarnary 81. 1853, 10
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posi-, OPrVCE.

A Democratic Nominating Convention
to select Candidate for Postmaster, al
Kalida, Ohio, will be held on the l9ll
inst, at the Usual place Of holding elec
lions, in this village, at o'clock, P. NJ
Those usually having mail matter at that
office wif please attend.
Kalida, February 3, 1853.
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Valuable Real Estate for Sale.

NUAK PFNULETUN.
KS" r SSnnaIRns;nt Iona. Madison County
p..;.L "nJ W. d., Probate Court.
a;uI ,a;nns ho;r e. Petition to Sell
uel Busick, late Of Putnam n""u''
County deceas sed,
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A lady who, by her professional attain
mens, had won the admiration OF the
world, recently said to us. at is dater-
ing TO be lionlzed and applauded, but one
smile from my father is better than all.''
OF such swee, stuff is The hear, of q WI.
man composed. Better one sunbeam
than volumes Of adulotion, or heaps of
gold.-Erchange.
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Nov. 90, 1852.
MIR. Anderson will be ready On the
teEth February 10 sell the above lands
and with power to dispose Of the widows
dover in tho same. -...
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GUARDIANS SALE OF REAL
FGTA'rE

ESTATE.
N1 Office is hereby givcn that pursuant to nm order
lN ofthe Court of Probate in and for the County of
Putnam and State of Ohio will offer for sale at the
door of the Court House IN snd county, en- the fifth
day of March A. d. 1858, between the hours of 10
o clock A. M. and o'clock P NJ. the following de-
bed property belonging TO james Martin minor heir
Of Obed Martin deceased, 10 wit: commencing at the
north east corner of SmonCareys estate assigned
partition Of Ohed Martins estate running thence east
to the north east corner OF the south west fraction of
section one, south of Range five [j east running
thence south far enough 10 contain fifteen and half
ofand; thence ives, to said Careys line; thence
north along said line 10 the place of beginning situate
in said section of Township soath, of range
five east in said Putnam county Ohio, and containing
fifteen and one half acres. Also the following descih
cd real estate belonging to George Martin minor heir
of Obed Martin deceased, to wit commencing on the
south west corner Of James Martins land above de.
scribed. running thence said line to the south
east ofsud james Martinss land thence south
so far as Will make fifteen and half acres: thence
west to said Careys land River thence north along
said line to the place Of beginning containing fifteen
and half acres situated In section one of Town one
south of range five east In Putnam County Ohio.
TERas:- One third cash in hnnd: one third in nine
months and one third in eighteen months, with inter
est from the day Of sac to be secured by mortgage ON
the premises
BARBARA MARTIN,
Guardian of James Martin SGcorge Martin.
February !. 1853,