The Marietta Intelligencer, September 16, 1847
The undersigned offers for sale many eligible Town Lots with Dwelling Houses, worthy the attention of those who desire a residence in Marietta, among which are the following:
Ward's Brick Block - being four distinct two-story dwellings on Second Street, above Scammel - built in modern style, with outhouses convenient; excellent well water, and cisterns to each.
Also, the Darrow House and Lot, corner of Putnam and 5th streets. A large and commodious two-story Frame House near the College - very suitable for a Boarding House - good well and soft water on the premises.
Also, the Johnson House and lot, on Fifth, above Worcester Street, nearly opposite Major Clark's, a large and roomy two-story frame, pleasantly situated, with a good sized Barn.
Also, a small Frame House and Barn, and lot No. 419, on 7th below Washington St.
Also, a small Frame House, and lot No. 321, Washington St.
Also, Frame House and Lot No 322, Washington St. - a very desirable residence.
Also, a large two-story Frame House and lot No 133, near Vinton's Tannery.
Also, a large modern built, two-story Frame House and lot, being the northern part of lot No. 501; Second below Wooster Street; now occupied by Mr. Kelley.
Also, the Kelley House and lot, No. 514; 2d below Wooster streets; a very neat and comfortable residence.
Also, the Gidley House and lot; a two-story frame near the Foundry, Harmar - good cellar, cistern and barn.
Also, the McCoy House and lot, 40 feet by 33, on town lot No. 9, Harmar - a two-story Frame, fronting on the common.
Also, the Skinner Mansion House and lot, No 6, large and commodious, recently fully repaired, fronting on the river - is one of the most desirable residences in Harmar.
The foregoing property will be sold low. Terms liberal. Title undisputed.
Nahum Ward
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