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Notice Of PARTITION.
Jacob IIalterman,
VS. In partition.

Jacob LIaltenhan,
Henry Halternan and others.
Henry HaltCrman, Daniel D. lIaltorman, Of
Jackson &C unity Ohio, Henry ]. lIalteman. Eli
as Ilaltcrman, Charles Ialtcrman, Richard
Hallcnmgn Sarah f, Ilaltorman, Of the county
of Pike Ohio, David II, Calhoan and Pe,mea
Calhoun. wife Of said David H. Calhoun, of the
county of Warren aud State Of Iowa, John J.
llaltcrman, of the county Of Ross, Ohio, Francis
NJ Fout jeremiah Fout, Martha j. Fout Albra
Fout. of Jackson county, Ohio Zachariah Cook
and Mahula Cook, wife of said Zocharah Cook,
residence unknown, will take notice that pet-
ton was filed against them on the goth day o.!
January. A D. 1856, in the Court of Common
Pleas of Jackson county, Ohio, by Jacob Halter
man, aul is now pending wherein the said Jacob
Haltcmnan demands partition of the following
real estate, situated in the county Of Jackson,
State Of Ohio. and described as follows: The
South West quarter of the South East quarter Of
Scctien No. |, Town No 5, and Range No. 90,
containing thirty-siX acres; and that at the next
term of said Court application will be made by
the said Jacob Haltorman, for an order that par
tition may be made of said premises.
JACOB HALT ERMAN,
BY L. c. HOFFMAN his Atty.
Jan 3ls5 l556-45 6w.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
HaN Nlnte nf OIlIn. Yimlon C0.
SALE or RIAL .EsTaTF nv oaDlR OF ma
PEOBArE CouEr.


SALE or RrAL .EsraTr nv OaDln OF ma
PGopArE Couhr. ..
Tcaguc Ray, A1minr Of Petition to sci! land
Moses Ray, tcceasc3, By virtue Of an
Celia &ay, ct al. Twill, upon '' ih c
premises in said yinIon county, on Thursday,
The 18th day Of February, A D. 1856, between
The honrs Of 10 o'clock A. N aud 4 o'c|oCk P.
NJ sell at pu6hc ycbdue to the highest bidder,
the following real estate situated in sail county
ofYmton, property Of said Moses Raw deceased
to.wit: The N0th.Ca.t quarter Of tie South west
quarter Of section thirty y.fyc, in township mum
rhine, Of range number nineteen, in the eChilli.
co,he Land District, containing thirty.uilc and
ninety eight hundrcdths acres Also, the Wet
half Of the Sonh west quarter Of section thirty
five, in township number nine, of range number
nineteen, in the Chillcothe Land District, con-
tanning seycnty.nine and fify.six hundrclths
acres Also, the Southeast quarter ofthe South
west quarter Of section thirty-fvc, in ownship
number nine, Orange number nineteen, in Chill.
Iicothe Land District containing thirty.niuc and
seventy eight hundredths acres, save and except
50 much off said last mentioned tract as is laid
out and plotted as part Of the town of RaysvilIe
AlsO-the following described hand, situated in
tie county Of JACKSON, o., to-wi':-a part of the
Northeast quarter OF The Northwest quarter Of
section number two, in township rumtcr eight,
ci range number nineteen being The srao L,ul
rouyc el1y itoaa> Ray and Diuah. his wife, to
dcc.dcnt, August 2s 1851, containing twenty
five aad fifty hundrcdths acres, save and cxcept
all that part off Of said tract laid out and plated
Us part cithc town Of Raysyille, situated in Jacl;
son county, Ohio.
Which said rcal estate is encumbercl by the
widows dover and subject to the same, and is
appraised at Two thousand dollars.
Also. the following Town Lots, situated in
The counties Of Iuton and jackson, OHIO, as
laid out, numbered and plated in the town OF
Raysvi.lc, uncn2Gmbcrcd by dover, to Wit
Numbtl three, appraised at three dollars, mum
ber cyculccn appraised at five dollars. number
eighteen appraised at SO, number twenty three
appraised at :5 number tweuty-four appraised
at 50, number twenty-six appraised at IS,
number Twenty-scYcn, appraised at s., Nun
Der twenty eight appraised at 81, number seven
appraised at 50, number eight appraised at IS,
number nine appraised at S5, number ten ap-
praised at So, nnmber nineteen appraised at SO.
TERMS OF SALE.
One-third Of the purchase money in hand on
the day Of sale, one.third in one year, and the
remaining third in two years, with interest from
the day Of sale; deferred payments to be secured
by mortgage upon the premises.
TAGUE RAY, Admir- of
MOSES RAY, Decd.
BY +. A. BRATTON, his Atty.
Jan. "a, ls56-44-4w
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DRY GOODS &c.
LATEST FAIL AEiiIVAL.

BUM. WALTERD0USE & BUNN,
WOULD once more cali the attention Of tie
public lB general to their Ls!est and GiundesL
selection Of Fancy and Staple
DRY GOODS.
Which from he peculiar advantages lhey have
had in purchasing, they are prepared To sell
little cheaper than ever. Call and examine their
stock of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
Fancy French aud Persian Berege. Dvlainey.
Lnstres, Ginchaus, Apaccas, MeriBoeB sad.
silks; bo'h Plain aud Fancy
CLOTHS AND CASSlNERES.
Back French and American Broad Cloths, Plain.
and Fancy Ca,simeres, Satinetts, TweeLs. and
Heavy Cloths
FINE GOODS.
French Collars, Collaretts, Chemlsetts Under
sleeves, ArtGcias; SILK Linen and Embroidered
Iiaudkershiels; M.tts; Kid, Lisle Threat. silk
and Cotton Gloves; Laces; Linens; Jaconetts;
swiss Mulis; BobiHetts; Bonnets and Bonnsi
Findings Of every description.
HATS AND CAPS
Mems, Boys and Youths Fancy Cav. Grand
Wi,c Awake Hats; Gents Ne Ext Mole
skin, Fur snd Otter Hats
DOC+ . NM CI1OLS,
Mems Boys and Youths Grain, Kip oat.
Calf and enid Brocans; Gents and Boy Kip
and Calf Boots; CATERS Ties, DC; Wo,pens
and Misses Fancy Lace Boots Lasting Caters,
Calf, Goat, Morocco aud Kid Bnskins;
Fancy Lace Boots, Bgsk:us and Ankle Tea.
STAPLE GOODS.
Best brands Of brown aud bleached Mu4lins,
Drills, Deusens, Shcctings, Pillow Casing.
Shirtngs, CaInJrics, Sile:ias, Table Covers,
Crash, Canvass and Prints Of every variety, Car
pet Chain, Cotton Yarn, Batting, Wadding, &c;
Carpets; Rugs, Floor Oil Cloths, DC; Travelling
Bags, Sschels Umbrellas, &c.
HARDWARE AND QUEENSWARE.
Lipcucot"s superior Axes; Collins and Grain
Shove!s DoorTrimmingsi Cutlery Pocket Knives
DC. QuCensware Of all kinds.
GROCERIES.
Coffee, Tea and Sugar; Molasses by the barrel
and half barrel; a fJll assortment Of Paints,
Oils and Brushes; Boot Polish and Backing.
Finally, every thing in the Dry Goods and Gro
ceEg line. Come all who want to buy, and who
don't want to buy; come any way.
CLOVER AND TIMOTHY SEED.
A good article Of each for sale low
THE HIGHEST MARKET PRICEIN CAsH
will be paid ion Wheat, Barrels, and Cooper Stuff
al our mill.
BUM, WALTERHOUSE & BUNN.
Jackson Oct lS $3.50
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Especial Notice,

AS many persons are making the enquiry
whether l have an interest in the Jackson
Foundry TO all Can state that lave no in;
terest whatever IN that firm, having dissolved
my connection and interest, in that firm, on the
2Oth, day of February 1855. My entire stock
OF Stoves and castings are purchased at Pitts
bnrgh and other markets, and consists as fol-
lows sizes heating Stoves, for Churches aud
School Houses, Gsizes, including four patterns
of Cooking Stoves Ranging in prices from
S2G % to Sl3 90. Remember my Shop is on
Broadway, one door above II. W. Whites
Hardware Store. J. r. DAY
Dec 6, j5. 81 Il
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Road Notice,

THERE will be presented to the Commission,
ers of Jackson county, Ohio, at the March session
a Petition, praying for an alteration in the State
Road leading from Albany in Athens county, to
Jackson, in Jackson county; Beginning at the
North East corner OF Section ~, in Milton
Township; thence to run South on the Section
line, about forty rods; Thence South West to
the Wilkesyille Road opposite the Steam mill
Thence with said WiiEesville road Westerly nm
til it intersects the Aforesaid Albany and Jack
son Road aud for the vacation OF the correspon'
PETITIONERS.
January 81, 1856. 4d-ti
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Sl,eriG,s sale,
ieorge McKorkhill, Prfl

George McKorkhill, Pl'H(
vs.. In jackson County
Martin Owens and ! Common Pleas.
Jacob Westfall Dcif's
Pursuant to two several Execution writs o.
vEYDI ExPoNAs from the Court of Common Pleas
of Jackson county Ohio, TO me directed, | shal
expose to public sale at the Court House in said
county on the Ist day of March 1856 at o'clk
| P. NJ, the undivided half of the following de,
scribed property, situate in said county OF jack
son. to-wit.
The North part of the West half of the North,
west quarter Of Section No / Township No, i, Of
Range No Is; Containing Sixty acres; Ap.
praised at $500, Also the South West quarter
Of the Southwest quarter of Section No. 3G,
Township No. T, Of Range No, Is; Containing
Forty aercs more or less; appraised ut $500
To be Old rs the property Of Martin Ovens,
at the sui. Of George Mckorkhill
Terms OF sale cash. NINTON POWERS,
Jan. 2lth, lSjG-44 jw. Sheriff.. county.
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n NOtiCc,

A petition will be presented to the Commits.
sioners o jackson County at their next sitting
on the first Monday in March, praying for I
County Road Starting where the road from
Buckeye Furnace to Middleton intersectS the
road from Middleton to Keystone Furnace, Oh
Flint Run, thence up said Run as far as cxpedi
ent to make n road on the best and nearest way
to Iatrobe Furnace. thence the nearest and bes
way to the Line between john kinuissons ant
Noah NewkB, follow said line ana intersect tht
road from Bcrin to Winchester.
Ion 9lst IR5G-1w
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COmGcCtiOnnTiCs candles, nuts, Figs, d
Raisins always on hand, BY the box Or pound.
NJ Il.
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lkOAD NATIItE.

THERE will be a petition presented to the
Commissioners of jackson county, OF their ses.
Sion on the first Monday in March next, asking
for the establishment ola county road, to be laid
out as follows, to-wit: commencing on the coun
ty road, where the same crosses the railroad
near Joseph Philips and on the south side of the
railroad, thence along the railroad to the corner
Of Levi McDanel's land, near Men NeePs Switch
thence north along the line between Mcdaniel
and McNeel to McDauieI's Switch, thence along
the cast side of tho railroad to the county road
thence east with said county road to the corner
of David NJ. Phillips field, thence north th,
nearest and best way to the town of Portland.
Jan 3lst lc56.-45 4w.
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SciOtO & Hooking Valley Railroad;
Change OF Time.
tts g g ~ 3. Q! 3..;.

ON and after Monday, 10th Of Dec. 1895, trains
will run as foIiows
Train No. l. from Portsmouth to Jackson will
leave Portsmouth at s O'Clock n, m-arrive at jack
son at IL o'clock u. W Returning, leave Jackson
at y o'clock p m Eill arrive at Portsmouth at
O'Clock p. N.
No2. VIII lcaye jackson at ~ O'Clock, a. M
aud arrive at Portsmouth at il o'clock a. pl--re-
turning. leave Portsmouth at 2 \ o'clock, p. mar,
rive at Jaeksonat JI1 p. N.
Trains will run between Jackson and TIamden,
viz leave jackson Mt 4 o'clock, a. M. latter the
arriyOl Of the train form Portsnouth) arrive at
lIamden ut l2m-Rcturning, T. leave llamden at 1875
o'clock arrive at jackson at ~ O'clock p. NJ
This train viii connect at liamden VIII the train,
/ from and to Chilleotho.) Leave jackson at 2lt
o'clock p. m-airive at lIamden at o'clcck--Re
turning, leave IIamden at o'clock =. m,
Trains stop for passengers atthe following sta
tions, to wit: Sciotoville, Webster, Washington
and Gallia Stations, Portland, Gross Roids, IrSins
Station and at Berlin.
J, RIGGS Pres't,
Dec. IL, '55, 3Stf
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SALT LICK FURNACE. Feb. 9th, 1856

MEsSRS. MATHEWS U LAIRD
S1Rs :-Iu the Mineral Region Her
ald," published at M Arthur Vinton Co.
O. of the 24th Of Jan. last is the follow
ing Editorial announcement.
"E- Salt Lick Furnace, near Jackson,
which had made great preparations for
running with stone-coal, advertlses in the
Standard, for wood choppers, to COM
mencc with, thereby acknowledging their
want of faith in their new phn. They
have not made even a trial Of it,"
BY what process of reasoning the Ss-
pient EdiiOrso of that paper have arrived
at their conclusion or by what new sys'
tenn Of drawing, they are thus enabled to
drav their inference from cur "Notice TO
Wood choppers we know not But this
we doknow, that we have notacknowledgeL
our want Of faith in our (their) neW plan
(new only to some Editors) nor do we in
tend TO acknowledge it until the SlonC
Coal of jackson County has received from
US a fair trial The Salt Lick Furnace
will be started with Stone Coal, and a
such times as we mag think proper, W
intend to work portion of Charcoal mad
from that same wood which SO enlighten
ed the minds Of tho M'Arthur Editors
Our Furnace being SO constructed as t
work either Stone Coal Qr Charcoal,
Yours &C.,
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Drugs and Medicines,

A LARGE and further supply Of Drugs
Medicines, Paints, Oils, Chemicals, Patent
Medicines, Brushes, Glassware, Perfumpry anc
Fancy articles, just received--eonsiituting
with tho original stock) iull and general as
sortment, all of which are offered at prices in
terestng to cash purchasers.
/ am determined to sell, and wM sell--th
public will take notice and govern themselve
accordingly JAMES II, G. MILLER
Jackson O., Dec. 70, '55 IS
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OF We call the attention of our rea-
ders to the Advertisement of II. II. john
son, Chillicolhe, Ohio. Mr. j. has a
large stock of Books, Stationery and
Wall Paper of every description, and at
very low prices
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VALENrNEs-Th Thursday next the llth
inst, it will be remembered, is what is
termed Valentines day, upon which oc-
oision, innumeable love missives are ex,
changed by lovers Cupid is sly rogue
and is an adept in heart breaking, so look
out girls and boys. Mr.. R, Harding Of
this place has splendid assortment OF
Valentines. Also, Mr.. Whttemore, aud
johnson, Chillicothe, Ohio.
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Look Out Fellows!

TAKE notice what is going on, have sold my en-
tire Stock Of Goods to NJ Sternberger, in the town
Of Jackson, and am determined to settle up my
buisness. Those who owe me on book accounts ol
have any unsettled accounts With me, Will do NE
kindness by calling atmy old stand and make set
Element Immediately. Csy- Thahksto my numer
Gus liberal patrons. DAVID phEA'l'
Jan II, 80. y, 2'm ~.
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Notice Cf a'mrtiti0D,

William Byersl In the Court of Com' Pleas, in
VS. and for Jackson county Ohio,
Sarah Byers In Partition.
aud Others. Sarah Bycs, widow Of Edward
Ryrrs, deceased, Charles Byers, George ByGrs,
laac Byrrs, Elizabeth Goodrich. wife of Levi
Goodrich, Sarah Barbee, wife of William Barbee
Lucinda Maple, wife of Reasin b, Maple, and
Sarah liall and James Hall, chidren aud heirs OF
Minerva and Fleming Hail, deceased, resident,
of Jackson county, Ohio and Abraham Byers,
Hester OK, wife Of Peyton Cox and Charlotte
Baker, wife OF Joseph Baker, Of ViutOn county,
Ohio, and Mary Shilett, wife of John Shiflett,
of Kirk, Kirk county, in the State of Iowa. will
take notice that petition was filed against them
on the 18th day Of January, A. D., 1886, in the
Court of Common Pleas, in and for Jackson
county, Ohio, by William Byers, and is now
pending, wherein the said William Byers de.
mands PARTlTIoN Of tho following real estate sit
uate in jackson county, Ohio, to.wit: The
North East quarter Of the South East quarter oi
Section No. Seven Township No. Eight, Of Range
Eighteen, containing Forty ana $500 acres,
Also the South West quarter of Scclon No,
Eight, Township No. Eight, of Range Eighteen.
containing One Hundred and Fifty one and
SLIGO acres, Excepting as follows, conveyed
W OGLlSG L.Nlhj Wv lN' i''5lHAtHH az NV hNhb
corner of Section No s, Township No. &, Range
lS. Thence Eat l60 poles to Stake in the
| Corner of the Section line On the South side oI
said Section No. 3. Thence North As poles and
II links TO aSt.kc. Thence West lO6 poles t,
in Elm on the Banks Of Pigeon Creek. Thence
up said Creek with the melnlerings thereof, aNC
bWnled herewith l2o poles 10 Il Stake in the
Section line on the West Side Of said Section No
s. Thence South 10 poles 20 the teginning, ex
cept so much as may be necessary to creecta But
mcut ia secure u AIilIdam on the South side o
Pigeon Creek at the place where the dam nov
stands above the crossing of the Adelphia Road
containing Forty three acres more or less, ant
that at the next Term of said Court upplicatio!
will be made by the slid William Byers for al
order that partition may be mot e of said prem
Iisrs. WILLIAM BlERS.
Jan. 9th, IsjG--4l-Gw.
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Marietta and Cincinnati and Hills
borough Railroads.
$ .1.4ssS Slsiii .li.t5l ksss:sS So: 49,,
fts;s ~ N 80 -;5ss ssss :ss.t
TIME CEAMGED.
Through TO Portsmouth and Jack
son by Rail Road"

"ThrOuglI 10 Portsmouth, and Jack
son by Esail Road"
TRAINS will run us follows, Until further
notice. ...... ....
Flnsr TRAIX--Leaves Chillcothe at $50 \. NJ,
and arrives at Cincinnati lJ4j A, NJ, and at
Columbus 500 ?. NJ.
SECOND TRAlN--Lcaves Chilcothc on the ar
rival Of the Train trym llamden at l2 NJ, and
arrives at Cincinnati at 40 F. NJ, and at Col
umbus at 1896 =. NJ.
RE URNING.
FIRST TEAIN--Lcayes Cincinnati at A. NJ
aId arrives at Chiljcothe at l0.I7 a. NJ,
SICoND lRAlN-Leayes Cincinnati at 80 p
NJ aud arrives at Chllicothe at 8 25 Z. NJ
FmsT TRAIN EAsr-Leavcs Chillicothe at A
VI. aud arrives at ilamdea al . A. M
SECOND TRAN East Leaves Chlicothe on
the arrival OF the Train from Cincinnati at le:-
II A. NJ. and arrives at Hamdcn at II 80 \. NJ.
where ii connects with train for jackson anl
Portsmouth.
RETuRNING-Lcave Hamdtn at 1880 A. p
and arrive at ChllicGlhe at II NJ, in time b.
Train or CiDcinualiani Columbus and al Al
?. NJ, on the arrival oil the trian from jackson
and Portsmouth, ami arrive at ChillicUtho a
! 6:2D Z. NJ.
Passengers will leave Columbus for ChillicO
the at :, As A. n. and 1871 7. NJ. and arrive a
| 1917 4 NJ. aud 90 I. Nj,
Fare from ChiIlcothe to Cincinnati, 81
L" " " " T. Olumbus 3,5
Tickets can be had of Mr.. l.. Dohert , Col
umbus, F. W. Strader, corner Of Broadwa,
and Front SIS, Cincinnati; the L. M. Depot
and at all the Stations.
W. R. ARTHUR, supt
Jan. 81, '5j -i5 If.
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CT While in Chillicothe, few days
since, we called upon our old friend ia
cob May, of the City House, who we
found busy attending upon his numerous
guests. Itappears like unto home when
in his establishment, as every thing indi.
Gates enjoyment, by the punctuality and
readiness of all engaged about the house,
to serve those that call at the City"
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N w FER VI 4.

& T" Il VI
JAMES PURSELL 4 J. +. TOWEL have
this day entered iuto co-partnerhip for the
prosecution OF the Wholesale Dry Goods bus-
ness, under the name and firm Of PUkSELL
g. TOWEL. Having fitted up aud enlarged
the building lately occupied by F. lowell u
Co, We will be better rlparcd thaa ever to cx-
hibit to melch ants ana furnace owners, large
and seasouabe assortmcnts Of goods at the
lowest wholesale prices -.
PURSEjL & TOWEL.
Portsmouth, Jan. l7th, lS5G-4l If,
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$l,50 Per Year,
A Fire.

ExPREss.-Sce T. w. Gilleland's ad-
vertisement in another column of to-days
paper, as agent for Adams Express -
by which persons can send and receive
packages, or money to or from any point
in the United Stats, with perfect safety.
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CAUTION.
TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.

NOTICE Is hereby given, the fye notes Of hand
payable to Dayid lm!cr order, all signed by John
f. Flowers and Chaslcs PoinieXt1r dated Oct. :, j.
b. 1873, due as follows, 1t note $27 80, due Feb.
2O.h 1856. q, note $4,000, due Oct, 8,h, 1850.
Sd, note $4,000 due Feb, Goth 1851. 4lh note
81. 80, bearing per cent. interest due Oct eth
1851 9th, note $4,000 due Feb, 20;h lgjs, were
fraudulcntly obtained y said Im!er, some Of which
are now IN Samuel DicksyE5 hands, and some ot
which are in the Eanis Of one William Garland. 4
bro her-in- law to the said Inlsr. Said notes are
fraudulent and will not be paii persons interested
may govern themselves accordingly. .......
JOHN F. FLOWERS.
CHARLES POINDEXTER.
Dec. co. 5j. 90
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CoLD WEATHER,-The Mercury stood
at % below 0 in Chillicothc on Monday
morning last, at 10 m. to 5 O'Clock, a.
M; and at 22 below 0 al this place. This
is cold enough in all conscience.
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HyB. +. Smith, wishes us to say to
the travelling public and others, that he
has now on hand a good lot of Horses,
Buggies and Sleighs, which he will hire
for their use. Persons wishing to so to
Hamdcn, Richmond, Chillcothe, or any
other point, lie will be most happy to have
them call upon him.
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FOR RENT,

ONE half Of the Grafton Block consisting of sew
erll separate apartments auitahlo for Store rooms
Groceries, or other business place.. Forfuthcr par
teulars inquire Of H. II. Fullerton, who is author
ised to rent lease, repare aud fit up the bui!dingor
apartments, for the convenience of those who wish
to occupy them. i. 5. WYNN.
Jackson Nov 90, 'jj. Ss-tf
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szsERIEE,S SALE.

Slate OF ONO ca
Jackson county
Pursuant 10 the command Of an execution writ Of
yENDI EyroyAs, from the Court of Common Pleas
in and for said county 10 me directed shall expose
to public sale at the door Of the Court House in the
town and county Of Jackson. on
Saturday, the 18Th, day Of Feb, 1856.
A.1o'yloel p III. tho following described property,
situate, in jackson county Chic to witt Part Of the
south ga quarter Of section no. II, township no.
and rangeuo. Il, beginning at the south wet cor
ncradioining thclands sold of Of the quarter,
at stake from which au apletrce ten inches diam
cter. bears north to east 42 links distapt thence
cast Y chains, to post chestnut II south, IS cast
q walnut H. north 73 cast OS thence south l,50
chans. nos, walnut. Is north GS cast 20 chestnut r.
north 2 east 81; thence east 4Cg chains, pos. ap
Uletrce south n west 81 thence north 23UO chains
post ba,: oak, south, 81 west 29, hickory south
56 east 2l thence west 10 90 chains post locust 10
south 46, west %. white oak Il south SO cast 81
thence south 80 chains to the place Of beginning.
containing IS acres being the same lands described
in deed from solomon lsaminger and wife, to John
kirht and in which deed the said lsaLlingcr makes
the following reservation, "exccgtag the iron ore
which !, solomon lsamingar, reserved the right to
dig and haul away, provided none be dug in the
orchard or within fifteen rods Of the house provided
if dig, or cause any to dug and hauled away, :.
Isamin.cr. am to give hight much land AS is dug
over" Valued at 100. To be sold as the proper
ty Of John Right al the suit Of A. j. kinnison, rs
Admir- Of Charles kinnison, deceased. Terms Of
solcca.h. VINTON POWERS, SA'f. J. {.
Jackson, Jan. TO- SO. II j-w
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1856-02-07
NRSSNlEIEfON.

THE partncrshiphcrctolore existing between
the subscribers, under the name and finn of j.
f. TOWEL Il CO., is this day dissolved by
mutual content. Either partner is authorized
to settIeup the business of the firm
JAMES PURSELL,
JAMES +. TOWEL,
Portsmouth, Jan. l7Jh, 1856.