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The college Of Sd. James, Maryland.

THE present February
Full preparatory commercial and collegiate courses Of
class examination
shsws em be qualified enter and the college charges
AM made,
ahordng every facility the loss Kemp Hall by
College for the entire annual session, Gov
all ordinary $3.50.
Application for fuller Information, or for the admission OF new
Students rector College OF st. James p o. Ma
rylapd
Feb l4-2aw4wft &
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Bohn's Hand book OF washington.

HIs hands OF every soiournine in
city benp complete guide with panoramic view OF fhe
city, public buildings, and saiuary. l 'f
Washington with all The improvements, &c
for sale n The Capitol slsnd
Feb 4--eodlmt
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No. "a Briaee arcef, GeoTeefonn, ID. c, "
THERE entertainer furnished with the besi
ice creams cakes conect hc
Medal awarded the last
exhibition Of Metropolitan Mechanics Institute.
Feb 3-dtf
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Commissioner ofthe General Land once.
NOTICE TO pRE-EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.

Every person entitled the right of presumption any of
wn the townships and parts Of townships above
required establish the same TO the satisfaction Of The
proper land ofce and make
therefor after seeing
day public
bracng claimed otherwise such claim will be for
feited.
'7 THOs. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner the General Land Office.
FebIs-lawl3w flint. d Star.1
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vTANTED.Persons desiring give private dinner
w supplied n French 81
on application GAUTIER,S RESTAURANT,
6-2aw3moif 252 Penn. 10Th and l3th,
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WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD.
HU4g RaR

= N
mn AIMS leave Washington for Balmore--
i At6 and az. q. M, and and Ak, p
On Sunday, at4f, p. IN.
Leave Baltimore for Washington
At4K and ~, a. and . and 5k p M
On sunday, at Ak, an.
Philadelphia aud New Yosk will inke trains at g.
Passengers Annapolis will 'ake trains at * and aX
Do, for Norfolk ~ and sf.
DO. for the West 4" !" q and AZ, connect
Ing at Washington Junction. ~ ~ ,.p,oys
Jan l7-dr
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ALExANDRlA ACADEMY, ALEXANDRIA, VA.
EIGHTEENTH ANNUAL SESSION.

THE embraces English branches ancient
and modern languages, mathematics and natural sciences Its
advantages are: sss
Spacious and well ventilated buildings erected for the purpose
full corps Of we'll qualified and experienced teachers @
3. A collegiate OF study h..ssss
T. full set Of chemical and nsro
nomical. 8F ls IL
Full Of illustrated natural philosophy
chemistry and astronomy E.r
g. Special advantages offered young qualify themselves
study and practical the field and
gineeFs.
q Comfortable boarding arrangements; but students
placed in the
8. Reading room constantly supplied with papers, &C.
9 location heas attractive and accessible from all direc
tons by railroads.
10 prevailing Christian and aim in all its instruction and
discipline. 59s
Teims; Board and tuition, $50. Students enter at any
a catalogue. .ltr ttErt &t a4as#le
March 7-2aw8w L.. BRoCKETT, Principal.
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washington Insurance Company.
C,b..r:n,soo. n UrnifnL NtocE A,thorfzsd


IN sions Of The ID section Of The act 70
incorpoa in the city OF Washington
approved February 49, the sabscrers being The persons
in do hereby authorize subcrP
opened for the capital stock Of said company at the sta
tonery Store Bayly Pennsylvania between
lh rtrse Monday the 9th of March next between
the hours Of ~ and o'alock, D. ~.
the said VI seGon ne oows ana must Dc
strictly complied with:
qnd further enacted That the persons namd the fore
going majority Of them hereby authorised to open
the of Washington for raising capital stock
hundred thousand dar in shares Of twenty dsars each
subscribing shall the above
dollars each snare sab'cribed for and that he
said dollars shall be secured by negotiable
notes. signed satisfaction Of said
majority of Them and payment thereof may be demanded at suc
president end directors heea
advisable week notice IN three
of gazettes printed IN the District Of Columbia"
sILAg II. HILL,
j.. MCGUIRE,
BENJAMIN BALL,
SAMUEL BACON,
JOSEPH BRYAN,
AUG, STUS Il. FERRY,
Fr.r. q, MILLER,
WM r. DOVE,
WALTER LENox,
M. w GAIT,
WALTER HARPER,
w. WALL,
WIN. +. BAYLY
wAsnrseros, February %, 1857.
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baltimore Female College.
N. G. BROOKS, A. NJ, President.

THIS seminary learning instituted for the liberal sdneatlon Of
wa. ss w sao
and endowed with all The rights and privileges OF the most favored
There departments the institution the collegiate de-
ans s eyu oq study N ee
designated by as many dhsren, classes
COURSE OF INSTRUCTION.
oflosruetion intended develop ual
social and moral fac sss and By importing
discharge Of sSs rssponsSs au.ss ,ns await hex IL lie
Gsa. pains win Be- taken S 70
puPl 70 so,rse, habits O. though. % and !. aseuoa
ncuIcains belongs refined dsadedc
s %s viii he m ] s
o. oily religion and tmbue the heart with right p cpes of
The Of instruction embraces the following heads study
MORAL, MENTAL, AND POLITICAL SCIENCE
The philosophy Of the mental econ my and Of and
they affect The heart and influence the life viii be taught with
Moral posophy Men al Philosophy Political EsOno
my, Constitution ofthe Un,oa States
BIBLICAL LITERATURE.
The position Of the Christian mother in society and her peculiar
fitness fashion s pass mind and heart o The young demand
he Cod With he evidences
q G sany ms Ea Of The eon,se .
dsnces Of Chlistani,y, Christian Elhics '9-' III.
ANCIENT LANGUAGES.
The course study sufficiently exten
sye the mnd careful and patent thought wen
better aequan ance with The Enash language Besides
viii claim aiienon while The Illustrated BY
s sae ss Sss f.S nsss % a aaS ssosp
antiquities Latin Language, History Of Latin Literature Roman
Antiquities. NE
MATHEMATICS AND NATURAL SCIENCE,
n the mathematics great pain. viii be taken g insurs
rather than burden with multiplicity of
Natural philosophy and chemistry will hereafter be lauR with H.
afford facilities or hs study q mnsrao and physiology win
be studied with such assistance may be derived from anatomical
outline plates. IN
subjects Arithmetic Geomeuy, Algebra,
Astronomy, ancient biography, Natural History. -
ENGLISH AND RELIES LErTREs
As this forms the study es
pec,al pains will instruction ecent and
will engage portion Of the pupils time with
young adies will be enRhled
and their iacns subject
and elegance Arithmetic will be
practical utility, and the pupil Will
ions marketing shopping
grocery Of hay depend only
upon what business sapsa hon, book
will be iaugh TO The young ladies' great auxiliary
domestic l85tI t.s8e8
GRAMMAR ograpby History Book keeping Rhetoric Logic, Crit
icsm, History Of Literature, Composition. AAst
MODERN LANGUAGES.
will be
insure 10 the pu merely knowledge
uction off language sluded bur ability write and speak
Sub ects French Language, Literature Spanish
uage Spanish Literature German Language, German Literature
ORNAMENTAL BRANCHES.
This department every facility
Institution ability approved experience
Subjects Vocal Music Instrumental Music Drawing and Paint
ing, Needlework. f74
Singing fors daily religious insitu
ton, accom- painted by the music OF a paTior organ.
its eighth already takes rank
with oldest and enjoys liberal patronage from the
city Of BALTIMORE and from the middle, SOUTHERN and western
States. tse Gaf tssE
d Z 4 . = 4 &
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RESTAURANT.

WAsHIseroN, February %, 1857.
Feb 25-3tawtMar9&d
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ovrIos OF TIE wAsnlnsrox Aeu

OvvIoE WAsHINeroN AeuspuoT,
Washington, March ., is5s.
PROPOSALS invited for materials the Washing
Proposals received up May opened
day
e, w .. ready o examination this Office and alter the ao
The will embrace masonry bridges
saaaaon excavations and enbankment Of iron pipes
sand, rubble, and stone, sc
For The material. reference made
upon po Of The line the title. are not We, acquired by
hut Tor such usayodsSs delay. due allowances viii bs
s 70
s se s done
40 1ssss
ser %G he
the snsneer the work has been properly executed r has
Payments win Be made in checks the United States
per cent? condition contracts hai he work
sn Al @ x e % wo.
material. % 1,.. on ,bs Nv. wsshinson Aqusduct" =
should they be deemed and make
work. 80
axe III e
s
Judge United States dl.ie. oce
the a. % e s % Hss ssoS q
N. c. MEIGs,
Capt. Of Engineers, in charge.
FORM or GUARANTEE
We, underagaed, residents in the state Of -,
the foregoing BID "a he or
cute contract with good and sufficient sure,ics to
perform furnish the article. in eon 70 the terms
said shall fail aforesaid we guaranty
the next lowest bidder.
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washington insurance Company.

HE provisions section 4 the "Act incorporate nsur
lGh 1857 having subscription and
number the pa stock therein required
notice hereby subscribers Of said stock that meeting
for the choice directors will be held at O'Clock OF Tues
day. March 81 1887 the Office second story OF the build
Tenth and Pennsylvania
avenue. Polls be opened from to O'Clock, p.
SfLAs ii. HLL,1 ut.
SAM'L BACON, Committee.
ssta VIM. r. BAYLY,)
Mar 17-3taw&d laH s1sf E. at.s st.
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75 ' "A Rk ANSAS
Posr oyrroE DEpAnrsrsr,
is, july 1857 to 30 June 1855 in The stae Of ARKANSAS
% r m ss % %
on ,he rou,e and in ,he tins n hereinafter stated
n Fair Play, Rockpo, Midway Xrkadsipna, Clear
ssa a"s
Leave Little Rock Tuesday Thursday, and Saturday a,
Arrives washington daysby 7pms
Leave Washington Tuesday, Thursday aud Saturday at
Arrive al Little Rock next days by pm
Proposals 10 convey the mails In our-horse coaches
Fer forms and cer6cate also instructions
and to be embraced in the
also h' JAMES
Feb l9--law4w Postmaster General
yOUTHERN BOOK.-origin Of the constitution; neorpoa
lion Of the general BY the States national public
s ssy he s. $ Ts
legal on o the aggregate acquired TeritoIes spce du
WORT, y q republic
Just received, and for saeat BISHOPS
No. 0l6 Pennsylvania avenue, under Wizards Hotel
Feb20-law3w
no ALL PENSIONS CONcERs ND. .-Notee is hereby given
zion will be made the Commissioner OF Pensions the
ns
And % s hs q Ssn
against !he losnton entered in the General Land oass
uARPEns WEEKLY, NO. III, for saturday March
Karsas; Dr. Knne; Life The Sinner Hon
or Whom Honor Hudson's bay Company France, by
Chat, Man About Town Mem and Thnss in ay Men and
Things in London Eighteenth inauguration Day; The Anita.
fote Assurance Company, and much other matter. tR
'' FRANcK TAYLOR,
March IA For the pubiishers
THE SERVICE OF THE United srArEs-Rssis,er
Of officers and agents. civ, military naval ,hs service
Of he United states together with all the salaries and emoumen
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The United States Consular System manual consu and
actions comprising the instructions Of The Department
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Published by TAYLOR MAuRY,
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three thousand hundred knowing pac
ua intended as book for family reference with do
mesc economy and containing the largest and valuable
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every once N tho gin Of the President Price 80 So Mailed ee
United Consular systems manual consus and
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Price r. 80 CLOTH half bound morocco 50 Mailed free
ss % sSs n edition Sy " the price e ss MAuRy
Mar III Bookstore near 9Th
THE Ladder OF Lire, Heart story by Amelia y. I'd.
The spendlh,if by w. Harrison Aipsworth % cents.
The Ward by Mrs Trollope, % cents. Fl
Tuekers History Of the United States second volume sa
TAYLOR NAURYs
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United states Mail.

UnII6u Sldt6b MHII.
LOUISIANA.
PosT OFrIoE DEPARTMENT, ~ ~
February II, 1857.
PROPOSALS conveying mails United
July 1857, 10 30lh June 1853, in The State of LOUISIANA viii
Office Of this department
decided by 25th April following,
10 route, and in The time hereinafter stafed
No. From Moreanvie Mansurd MaTksve,
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o
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For forms propo and certificate, also instructions
I'd Instant, pamphlet the principal post Offices
also the advertisement of January e5t Of Lous
ana, &C. JAMES CAMPBELL,
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FACULTY or INSTRUCTION.

FACULTY OF lNSFRUCTION.
Rev W. r. p.nion b. Sa.Semaics and Natural scienes
Mupros A. b. MIasnass and md As'Ionomy
Miss y. Z. Be.,, Enssh and PhyrolOry
Mons Emile Ke.i, Drawing and Painting,
Miss Ellen 9. Gobrish, Piaao and singing.
Mrs. E. A, Keirie, Vocal Music.
EXPENSES.
Board and u ion, per annual session, 100 Ssi0
siu-c, modern languages, and painting, extra.
REFEREECEs,
The following gentlemen have, have daughters The
J Rev ii slicer, late Chaplain u !. Senate. BALTIMORE
b. Bs' John sn Sssfs so M sSh nj sos%ss nsasss oA'
Dr. Henry l. Holmes, Jackson, Mississippi.
sMes. M Edward i. Anderson. Christi isnsAsrs, Va.
me regular spring session wiz open April ls bu, pupils win be
For circulars .inns address No St.
Paul ~. .r street, Baltimore, Md. NJ 70 BROOKS,
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sSs a nnss sss M
March 7-lmdAcp.t
UATCH Repairing and Engraving; Watches, ehro;
pneks mekeepers description repaired
Engraving q every de.cnpon done Style including
tho cutting Of e. ases "p Sn
,a a Jewellers e. rsnsisssss % sns s
EOR REsT-That very commod,ous and convenient drown
'front.' house. situated on The north side Of between s
%s only sa occupant % eo%pson within
For tsins apay TO the supserser between c 7
'usst'a Feb I'D = 4 - - : $50 THOMAS BERRY.
The Congressional Bank,
Corner Of Losisana and seps~A siye4,
washington City.
EDwARD JARDINg 4 CO., Bankers a
Collections made On ~ s Il " r s Ssss sss: IL msne s and '
UndNsd States and Canada.
SpRIsG C0ous..E. OWEN SON, military and naval
heir snS and hsy
q sns viii
anime ""' "'o-ai"
uraNrEDA colsrsd svsn.o cook, wash, and iron Apply
at No als street MAR H-o'wt
yps- the First Annual Exh,bssion the washing
Art cs%gss s @ = so y unn nh %o
NJ aocoran,s new building on street, between 18Th and ian
saturday The q. in.an, !. 10 o'slosa and
oiO and 10 Ticket, q aaIs.,on may be pro-
the door, and the principal bookstores in the city single
admission twenty Ave cents Season tickets, my cents
Usrrp srArrs NAVAL Cousr IssgIsv.
THE udee advocate sives notice for parties
coming me let section oins &C,
when their referred TO the court and hHi
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TO PERSONS cove hD .--Notice eby given
that aer publication this advertisement six weeks applca
the Commissioner OF Pensions
duplicate warrant, s739 for 100 acres
Wright, No a. e9 for 100 In the Of Barney Castee
and No. s 90 the Of Jesse Four all ssued
der of March 3D. 1885, the having been lost and
against their location entered in the General Land Oce
Feb l7--law6w JOHNSON r. WELLBORN.
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THE Ladder Of Life, Heart story. BY Amelia y. Cd.
The spendth,ir BY w. Harrison Apsworh, 80 cents.
The Ward. by Mrs. Trolope. 10 cents
Tucker History OF the United volume. S2
Just published, and for sale nj Fafst7 tte
TAYLOR MAURYs
Feb " BOOKSTORE 9th
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manual Of Etiaaette in Washin9ton.

ms Manual Indispensable members Of Congress- and
s s,s courning in Washington Every lady and gentleman
~ nave acopy just published Cor
Ps ss capitol aud at the BOOKSTORES in Washington.
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sa5- The First Annual Exhihssion OF the Washing
pctures staiuary, &c by th
the United state Will be opened TO The public
building between 18Th and 4t
the 7 10 O'clock and
win until further every between the
hours OF TO- A. m
and the bookstores in the city Single
admission, twenty Ave cents Season tickets, fifty cents
Marp-
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BNo newspaper aniherzcd publish the foregoing
vesemnt without special instructions to that effect from the Com
mis- sioner Indian Affairs. tr.e .s.e ..Its Ia
Feb 2s--lswtlIune
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MATCH Repairing and Engs AvinR.-W Watches ehro.
aud pneket tmekeepe Of every description repaired
warranted perform accurately s
Engraving every description done In the best style, including
cutting crests notices, and initials on stone
-. Visiting wedding cards elegantly graved and printed
-. -,'aNtf ~. w. GAIT 4 BRt
Jewellers 324 Pennsyvana avenue
Jan 30-u Between glh and 10Th streets.
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Dr. Knne; Life The Sinner;
Whom Honor Hudson's bay Company France, by
Emp The Inaugural Barracks Hospitals Nicaragua
Chat Man About Towns Men and Things in Italy Men and
Things In London Eighteenth Inauguration Day; The Anti
tote Assurance Company, and much other mattet. a
~ so per annum, OF 1--WE ceR,s singy. ss s
FRANCK TAYLOR,
March u For the publishers.
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N. c. Brooks, A. NJ. Professor Of Ancient Languages
Rev w. Paxton, b. Mathematics ana Natural Scienc
j. A. Munroe, A. b., Mathematics and Astronomy.
Miss M. G. Shepard, Bellies Lettres and History.
Miss M. l.. Best, Enelish and Physiology.
Mary !. La Reintrie, French and spanish.
Mons Emile Keu, Drawing and Painting, a,s4s Isl
Mons. J. 5chaefer, Piano.
Mrs Eliza A. Kere, Guitar,
Miss Ellen G. Gobrgh Piano and Singing
Miss Eiiza A. Brooks, Piano and Singing.
Mrs. e. A. Keirie, Vocal Music.
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Tickets S20-halves Sl0--quarters So-eishhs q So
Certificates OF packages Of IS whole tickets $40 90
49,, DO do IS half do 1856 90
Do do IS quarter do 81 so
80 do Is eighth do ~
orders for tickets certificates OF packages
ooe splendid lotteries viii the prompt attention, and
or each drawing viii be enimmediatey amer s
70 all who order from me.
=, Address p. ]. BUCKLEY, Agent,
MH 10 Wilmington, Delaware.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-08-29

VINO WOULD Not BE FARMER ?-The
Louisville Courier pays the following tribute
to the occupation Of the farmer:
"lf young man who wants to engage in q
business that will ensure him in middle life
the greatest amount of leisure time there is
nothing better than farming. IF he has an
independent turn of mud let him be,a farmer
If he wants to engage in healthy occupation,
let him till the soil. In short, if he would be
independent, let him get spot Of earth, keep
within his means, shun the lawyer, be TEN.
parate to avoid the doctor, be honest that be
may have a clear conscience, improve the
soil so as to leave the world better than he
fonnd it, and then if he cannot live happily
and die contented, there is no hope fol
him."
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-08-29

Soar FOR KILLING BoRERs IN FREEs-S. s.
Green, of East Cambridge, has made an ex-
pertinent with this article. He has in his
garden a white ash tree which was full of these
worms, so fatal to our fruit and ornamental
trees. lie covered every place on the tree
which appeared to be wounded by them, with
common hard soap, nicely rubbed into the
place where the borer seemed to have enter
ed. During the rain of this week, the soap
dissolved aud penetrated to the worms, which
forced them out by scores, causing their
death. We think this the best remedy vet
discovered for destroying these nuisances to
gardens and orchards.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-08-29
farmer's 4epartment,
Setting Timothy Fields.

The following sensible and practical direc-
tions for setting timothy fields we find in the
American Farmer, and as the information it
imparts is just now seasonable, we transfer
it to our columns with our full endorsement
If you design setting timothy meadow we
wish to assure you Of this truth 1T is
waste of time, labor and money, to attempt to
grow it on any but fertile soil, without hea-
Wy manuring. This your own good sense will
tell you is the only rational view of the sub
ject. A meadow set in timothy is destined
to remain in that grass for, say, five years at
least. 1t is said to be seven years grass
but as meadows are treated in our country
they never last that long. If, however, they
were, every second year, top-dressed and har-
rowed, they would not only last during the
longest period named, but continue to afford
profitable crops of grass. But, if unaided by
such biennial treatment, as all its annual pro-
ducts are carried off, and each abstracts from
the earth large portions of its organic and
inorganic constituents, the soil becomes dete-
riorated, unable TO sustain o heavy growth
of vegetation, and as consequence, the
great body of the plants for want Of food, die
out.
rs to the Sou--A moist clay ldbm is best
adapted to the culture of timothy; though it
will grow Oh any fertile loamy soil wherein
tueres are lime ana potash. On porous gra-
velly, or sandy soils, the plant does not thrive
we'll. On stiff, dry red clay we have had
it to grow we'll and produce luxuriant crops
but we took especial pains in manuring and
preparing the soil for the reception Of the
seed, and in top-drcssing it afterwards.
Preparation Of The SoH.-The land intend
ed for timothy meadow unless it be natur.
ally very fertile, should be generously manu-
red, powed deep and thoroughly pulverisei
BY rolling aud narrowing, and again rolling
Quantities Of Seed per Acre.-Less than
peck per acre should never be sown; ant
were We setting timothy meadow, we shoult
SOW J pecks to the acre.
Seedhg-The seed must be equally distri
buted by careful hand, or by machine
We prefer the latter mode. AS the seed il
sown, harrow them in with light garden o.
seed harrow, and then roll.
Time Of .Seeding-From Goth of Angus
till the 10th Of September.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-08-29
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.


FByIfE subscribers Executors of the estate of
4 Henry Masser, decd, offer at private sale
the following property viz: large two story
frame dwelling house, together with about u-
so ACRES OF LAND,
Situate in Lower Augusta township adjoining
lands of Daniel Kaufman and others now in the
occupancy of John r. Kaufman as store and
dwelling. The house is new and the location a
good one for business. .. ....
Also TRACT OF LIMESTONE LAND,
in said township en- the river about miles be.
low Sunhu. y, adjoining lands of ]. T. M'Phcrson
and others, containing, about 80 acres. The
soil is productive and contains limestone ard
other minerals.
Also tract of Land, containing about 35
acres on the hill, about two miles below Sunbury
adjoining lands of the heis of the late Johr
Conrad and others. There is, on this tract,
small orchard of choice fruit.
For farther particulars apply to the subscribers
H. B. MASSER,
p. B. MASSER, ; Executors
FRANCIS BUCHER.>
Sunbury, January 10, ls56.-tf