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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-09-05

STATE OF IOWA, Ia N, Di,rtr Tosri #
eEsAs COUNTY. sad Cs.,iv.
To William Workman Sir: You are hereby
notified that there lie now on ne in III: Office oi'h-
Clerk Of the District Court OF Cedar county state
Of Iowa, petition Of Jacob Mahia setting '.rtA
that on tho 10th day of September iif9 ~s~wtl
Workman being the owner in fes s!upr, o. lae
following described tract Of land, situated j. &c,
dar county, state Iowa, to wit: Tie soutd-rst
quarter Of section No. ~ in township NJ. ~
north OF range No. :, west OF 9TH princira, 1er d.
an; containing 100 acres more or less, IN cons 10
ration of the sum Of Si15, PAYABLE according 10
the tenor Of two several promissory notes oAtcu.
ted and delivered b. said petitioner 10 samuel
Workman; both dated the eth day Of .ptcInbsf
lsa9, the one for SIPS due September lath, l-a0;
the other for $50, due March l0th lej0--soi1 n
petitioner the Aforesaid Jremises, and executed
and delivered to petitioner his bond IN the sum Of
$500, conditioned tina. Samuel Workman should
execute and deliver to said petitouer good and
sufficient deed for tbs Aforesaid pr,3atses, On or
before the 10th day of September, l-5a--upou ne
payment oftha aforementioned pTomI<sory notes
Said petitioner further Sets forth tGat ~srds!
Workman afterwards conveyed said premise, TO
said William Workman. and that Sai william
Workman conveyed said premises 10 said Scryetus
Tufts which eonveyane@s were made aad received
in bad faith on the part of said defendants, with
full notice of petitioner. rights in said premises
said petitioner further sets forth that petitioner
has always keen and still ~ willing 10 Hlhi hts
part OF said contract with said Samue. " Workman.
and has to that end, deposited in the otfcs o! The
Cless Of the aforesaid court the amount Of said
notes with the interest due thereon, for the lie
OF said Samuel Workman, and prsys that he mas
be deerced TO perform specifically his part OF said
contract, by making a deed ior said premises 70
petitioner; and that the conveyance thereof from
said Samuel to William Workman and from sad
William Workman to said SeryetuS Tufts m,g be
cancelled. Now. unless you appear aud answer
thereto or before the first Of the neXt term Of
said court, judgment v Ill DC rendered against yeu;
thereon a decree will be entered for specific per,
Torrance. in accordance with the PRAYER Ui laid
petitioner. and said couyeyancas will - cancel
led.
You are further notified that the sheriff Of le-
dar county returned the above notice into court,
endorsed defendant not found" You are there
fore notified that unless you appear asd answer -
said petition, on or before the ScptemhcF term u
said District Court TO wit; the 18th LAY o. ~cH'em.
Der, A. u. 1857, judgment vii! b. gcn1erst N &C
cordancc with the prayer Of said pet'HoHc~,
RlCHMAN & BROTHER.
3lw& Solicitors for PetupH7-.
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81. o. PIATT,
Attorney ana Counsellor a, La
Real 1ooats Broker ana c.,
AGENT Lana
fifsSN'Ao"A. of6ks in The Cav.
A STOCK PApN vnp

STOCK FARM ron SALE
A nrst quality, "No. A" stock f,r,, oo.,
ing 400 acres. al VI coatsia.
Prairie Lana-Thc sw or, Of SCI. :, ,n,
Also-The se or OF ne or of Sec. q ina
Also,--The " hf Of re ar Of See /. -,
Aso-Thc Nv Or ofSec. ., Up. slr.u .
Aso--A number Of Tows Lots in Tn,s, a.
- - H. C. PlATr Asea,.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-09-05

MACHINES Of 1, 2 and =
200 Rail Road Barrows
Ames shovels waho,a strsp.,
Bnckwheat, Turnip Seed.
Tor sa'e At the Farmers Store, cerncr Of Rock
is, a. and Front Sts, Davenport by
Ha!s JOHN r. SOJ'DSr
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-09-05
EWG1f NO6lGGS
TRUSTEES SALE.

DCBLlC Notice is hereby given. that hv vir.us
l. ola Trust Deed, made bv %ar1r,l : IRE,
man to Well. spicer, executed on tn. 9Th da, OK
February, A. ID. 1857, and recorded in Book A.
pages 4&5 and Of the Records OF Deed. in The
Recorders Once OF Cedar county . 4 for Lot No.
seven in Block No. eleven Ill in the torn Q,
Upton; will oar for sale at public auction. for
cash, at the Court House door IN the town Of
Upton, in Cedar county, Iowa. on the lst DAY OF
October, A. l.. 1857, at one O'Clock. 7. NJ, Of said
day, the said Lot No a. in Block No. III, IN the
town OF Upton. Iowa; together with all and fia.
gular the appurteDanees and improvements there
on. or so much thereof rs may he necessary to pay
the sum OF Two Hundred and Fortv.seyen Dollars.
with ten per cent interest thereon and cast. aud
expenses; due to Wells Slicer, on prsmissory
note, for the security Of which said Trust Iced
was executed. Said premises will te sold as
Aforesaid, as the property Of said samuei : Pee,
man, to sati.f. the claim Aforesaid
Aug. 8, 1857. WELLS aPIrrR.
silva Trr-tce.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Under this head will insert condensed special
tces 10 cents line for each insertion IS
Ter month"; 50 cents per quarter, $50 per year.
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THE FINEST 4 LARGEST LOT Of
S1Ixk PAR
from IS cts. 70 - 90 At
2lu kEiSER CREW Il TURNER'S
pORTE Aonnaies, Wallets, Bill fieads, BLANK
L Books, great variety, for sa,e by A.G.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-09-05

Read, Read! We Afflicted, Read !:.sH T.
Helmbold Offers to the afflicted his Genuine Pre-
paration, Fluid Extract Buchu, which has accom-
plished the most extraordinary cures of all other
similar remedies. Read the advertise ment in an
other column, headed d" Hemboid's Genuine Pre-
psration." 35w4
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-09-05

"A IL. Persons are hereby notified not to give
"A credit to any one, on my &C count without
written order from me, as will not he &C counta
pie Tor them. 3lw4 DfNI HARRAsS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-03-16
EVENING STAR.
Last Words Of the Great


Tete de rarmes -Napoleon.
have loved God, my father, liberty.-D,
.Staet
Mt,abeau.
Is this your fidelity Nero.
must sleep now byron.
Kiss me, Hardy y.-Nelson
Don't give up the ship -La.crsacs.
I'm shot if don't believe I'm dying
Thuriop.
Clasp my hand, my dear frien1, dis.-AE.
fert.
God preserve the emperor.-Haydn.
Ihe artery ceases to beat Halter.
Let the Lis ht tenter-Goeths.
All my possessions for q mcment Of time
Ehizabetk.
What, is there no bribing death.-Beax
fort
Monks, monks, monks ks.-Henry VII
/ Be serious -Grotas
Scott.
1t is we'll l-Wash,nstou.
Independence forever r-Adams.
a dying man can do nothing easy.-FranG.
Don't let poor Netty starye.-Cha,l,. III
have endeavored to do my duty-TayLey
There Is not drop of blood on my hands
FIedsr1cG "
resign my soul to God, my daughter to my
country -Jffersom
It is the last Of earth.-J. Q. adams.
Don t let that awkward squad fire ever my
grave.-Burns
Lord. make haste H. Hammond.
Precious salvation.-SfT j iS.onshouss.
have sent for you (Lord Warwick to see
how Christian can die Addison.
i ihsli be happy -Ayehbishop Sharpe.
Gods will be done.-Bishop Rsm.
Amen.-BiShop Bull
have peace e-Parkhurst
Come, l. ord Jesus -BurkiH.
thank God was brought up in the Church
Of England.-Bish0p Canning.
y Lord, forgive me specially my sins Of
omissiop.-Usher.
>, Lord, receive my spirit. Crannuer,
Hooper, G Her6syt.
Thy will be one.-DOuue.
Inns day let me see the Lord Jesus JsrveH
And is this death ?-George ".
Lord, take my spirit -Ed,cayd VI.
what do they run already? Then die
happy y.-Woife.
God bless you, my dear Miss Morris. )-Dy.
What cannot utter with my mouth, accep'.
Lord, from my heart and SOUL. Qnarfes.
Then am ssfe.-CrOmwsX.
Let the earth be filled with His glory.-
James, Earl OF Derby, Bishop Brongkfou.
go to my God and Saviour p H. vlvn.
nay days are past as shadow that returns
not.-R. Hooker.
Let ms hear once more those rotec. so ling
my solsce and delight-Mosart.
wish the true principles of government
carried out; L ask no more -HaTrLson.
For my coming dOwr, let me shift for 20 yself
ION the s;afold )-.Sir T. More
In me behold the end of this world with all
Its vanities.-Str p. Sydney.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-03-16

THE SPECTRE FIRE SHIP-Many, many
years ago, ship named the Palestine, sailed
from Holland, with large namber of passen.
gers, bound to new home in North America
Soon after leaving port, it became generally
known that many Of the passengers we're
wealthy, and had large amount of gold and
silver in their possession Three weeks elapsed,
when the captain and his crew conceived the
idea OF enriching themselves by plundering
and numbering the inoffensive and nnsuspi
cious persons in their power. They first re-
ported their provisions spoiled, but MANAGED
t,seii hard buiscuits for guinea each. This
process was at length suspended, and then
disease and famine had full sway. The wind =
were favorable, all were not yet dead, and 10!
the ship was floating OF Block Island. The
few passengers who still survived might still
live to tell their tale Of woe, and 50 the ship
must be destroyed, with oil her living freight.
The captain and crew piled their in-gotten
wealth in their two yawls, and having scut,
tied and set fire to the ship, they embarked
for the nsighb.ring island, they land cd jus'
"a the great mass Of fame sank hio ing int
the dssp, Ths pirates told the isle Edsu
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- BANKING HOUSE
CH UBB BROTHERS

|nEPOsITs.-DEPO RECEIvED AND
II Checks paid without charge. Drafts on the
northern seaboafd cities received on Deposit al
par, and Exchange on said Cities furnished to de.
positofs without charge
lNrRREsr ON DEfOsIrs Interest will be al.
lowed on Deposits at such rates as may be agreed
upon.
DEPOSITS IN VIRGINIA AND UNcURRRNr Mo.
NKY.-Deposits ia Virginia and other Uncurren
Money received to be checked for, payable ir
same funds, or In specie, we charging the iegu-
Discourse Notes, Drafts. and Bills Of Ex.
change will be discounted. and Loans made OF
stocks, BoAd5, and Securities, at the market
rate.
LETTERS or CRKpIr.-Let,eys Of Credit will
De furnished, negotiable In the different Cities of
the United States, Deposit Of Money or Collat.
erals, and interest allowed II Money Is deposited
and charged II Collaterals, on such terms as may
be agreed upon.
TRAVELLING BILLS OF ExcHANsB -TraveIers
will be furnished with drafts In such sums as
may be desired negotiablein the different Cities
Of the Union.
BILLS AND LETTERS OF CREDIT ON ENGLAND,
IRELAND AND EUROPE Bills OF Exchange ard
Letters OF Credit on England, Ireland and Eu-
rope, furnished at the market rate for Exchange,
In sums to suit.
BONDS, Srocxs, &c.-Bouds, Stocks, and Sc
curities paying from 6 to 12 ~ cent always for
sale, or bought Ia the d:fereut Cities at com
upon orders. we reserve the right to call for de-
posit Of 10 " cent on the cost. Bonds or stocks
Will be ordered by telegraph.
RAILROAD, CITY, A STATR BONDS Rail.
noad, City, and state Bonds can be placed In our
hands for negotiation either in this country or
Europe. RGtlrocd Iron purchased for cash or
with Bonds
LAND WARRAErs.-LandW Warrants boueh, at
the market rates All Warrants sold by us are
gUayaatsed In every respect
Land Warrants located on commission.
Land Warrant Quotations regularly furnished
IL req uested.
Warrants will be forwarded to Western Houses
on orders, or sent for sale on commission TO re-
sponsible parties.
REAL Estate AND lNsuRANcRs Estate
bought and sold. and assurances effected
CLAIMS ON THE UNITED STATES, COURT OF
CLAIMS, q ONCE RRss-Claims on the United
states, before the Court OF Claims or Congress.
intrusted to US, will be prosecuted by able ard
prompt attorneys.
CHUBB BROTHERS,
Jan ~ Opposite the Treasury.
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a The case Of Jas. Summons, of Ohio,
whose execution there has recently been fixed,
Is singular one. Ten years aeo Eve persons
were poisoned In the family Of which Sum
mons was member, including both HIS per-
ents. James was committed on entirely cir
cumstantial evidence, given by a servant
girl. On appeal new trial was ordered, and
Summons was released, visiting the watering
places, dc. So sure of acquittal was he, thar
he stood his trial. The servant girl hsd in
the meanwhile died, and the notes of her evil
dence offered, admitted he convicted there
on, ard sentenced TO be hung. He appealed
second time upon the ground that the Con-
stitution guaranteed to every person charged
with crime, the privilege Of confronting his
wituessss. The Supreme Court stood for q
long time two for the appeal, two against it,
and enc JaoSe refusing to give an opinion.
Finally the Court decided the testimony ad-
missible, and have ordered the prisoners ex-
ecution. So con6dsGt was Summons Of de-
cision in his favor, thai though he has had
repeated opportunities Of essape, he has refu-
sed TO embrace them. While still prisoner,
be acted as sort Ct deputy jailor, and was al
lowed great FREEDOM and many priyileges.
He has often been permitted to go ont Of jail
alone, TO visit theatres and places of amuse-
ment, and has always returned to his prison.
The day Of execution is fixed for April l4tb,
and Executive clemeIcy can alone prevent IL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-03-16
plausible story, and for m.pv mon,h. a.. +,

plausible st1ry, and for MANY mop,h. th.v
lived in house which is still peip,sJ chi ~
the curious stranger-but IL is a mere ruin.
Inc piIates quarrelied, separsted, and left
after, the bcuse was deserted by all persons Of
flesh and blood, but thickIy peopled with
ghosts with pale women in white, old men
reduced TO skeletons, and children with blood y
faces, and whenever they made their sppear-
ance at the witching time Of night, there were
heard the most fright.ul cries OF anguish. In
process of time, however, the spectres all dis
appeared; but Of late years, whenever . great
storm is about 10 lash the ocean into fury, the
Fire Ship is distinctly seen in the sfing; her
hull mass of cinders, and her sails, sheets Of
pure flame. Many old men have looked upon
TINS phantom many times, and some OF them
alisge that they have seen tie sufferers i'm
Pioring Heaven for succor, and heard their
snrleks OF despair -Lanpsan' $ AdrenfHrss IH
TIE Hitds Of the United Stat,s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-03-16

MUrroS VS. PoRK.-Physicians recommend
mu, ton as the most wholesome meat, the east
est a igested, and best suited to oinvalids, while
pork A severybody knows, IL the most unwhole-
some a ssh eaten. In England, mutton is fs-
v rite d jsh. and We apprehend it is this, rstb-
er than to roast beef, that the Englishmsn
ovnes hi, robust health and rasy complexion.
Oar people eat too much pork and too little
mutton. A, d yet, as cotemporary we'll re-
marks. g mn. ton can be produced pound for
pound at less than half the price of pork:
Yields more n punishment when eaten, and
keeping sheen A, 'es not exhaust a farm to the
extent Of feeding hogs does. Sheep can be
kent during the nj tier on hay and turnipe, or
mapgel wnrt1eI o, sugar beet, while hogs
will not do without q least some corn" We
would like to see in th. PspeLtsIe"er sce1unl
of big pigs and more 1, " sneep.-f0r"H"a
TraHscrtpt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-03-16
VALUABLE FARM in VIRGINIA FOR

VALUABLE FARM IN VIRGINIA FOR
SALE 1T contains upwards Of 1900 acres
pastures. and about 7G0 acres well iimbered, arr
along which the contemplated straight line
Railroad to Charlottesville will run Attached
thereto is GIist saw Mill, fed from the South
Anna River which Is part Of the boundary line,
and on which are also 40 acres Of low ground
Soil good, with plenty producing good Tohac-
CO, Wheat, Corn, &c
Buildings very superior and very ample, and In
good order
169 bushels cf Wheat have been seeded, Tobsc.
co Plant Beds were burnt and seeded before tie
last frost for Oats and Corn due prog ress is made
STOCK, etc may siso be b ID, and furth. r infor.
nation given by the Editor Of the Evening Star
Washington city. mar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-03-16

GARDENING MADE EAsY.-Ama,eur,s
~ enids and Flower 6atden, Directory every
essential detail for the of the
FIoweI harden, to which Is added the Vegetable
Garden Manua containing prac ical directions for
the successful production Of all Vegetables u.uslly
cultivated for table use by John + c. Clark
Foraing reliable hand book Of reference and
ful cultivation Of the lower and Veaeisble e3ar.
dens The work contains 100 octave pages,
Printed In the best style, aud bound In muslin
Orders from the trade especially solicited Price
81 per copy. TAYLOR 4 MAURY.
mar II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-03-16

7 ECTUREs ON fHE BRITISH POETS
II by Henry Reed, Q vols
The Sisters Of Soleure, a tale Of the Sixteenth
Century, by G S.W
sylda, and other Poems, by Thomas Buchan-
an Read
Claremont; or The Undivided Household
History Of King Richard the First, by Jacob
Abbott
DochaIty's Elements Of Plane and S,lid &C.
ometry.
Ari t's Bile; or Pawnbroker's Heir, by EN-
efson Bennett
De BOWS Review fT March.
mar 10 FRANCK TAYLOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-03-16

ESOR RENT OR SALE.-The Large ard Con.
venient Brick House, No. 1853 West street,
are i3 Rooms In the House, nearly all Of which
are furnished with Gas Fixtures There Is good
Garden attached 10 the property, and Pump Of
as good Water as can be had in the District,
few feet from the house Possession given on the
LIST Of May, or sooner II necessary. For terms
apply to II, w. SIMPSON. mar 9-2w
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rAGE RENT..LAND SALE

VOLTAGE FOR RENT.-LAND FOR SALE
~ For rent, for term Of two 10 four years, a
tasteful Cottape Of three basement, fse first oor
three second Il ,or, and four attic Rooms, with
moce n conveniences for heating the house and
supplying II with water. A Farm attached, OF
two undred acres, which can be reduced to any
quantity agre ed on; eight miles from Washing
ton-three from Alexandria, high, healthy and
romantic. Ii rented Immediately servants and
furniture can 60 with house 10 end Of the current
yer Also, r arm OF 500 acres with improve
ments, within three miles above. for sale or ease
Enquire ofSWEENY FAINT
co. Banker, ard Col IRWIN, Land Once
mar @
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wAsHINsroNInsURANCE COMPANY

SEbsertotroSs TO capital stock aE.koyizsd.
IN ACCORDANCE WITH ThE PROVE
II ions Of the I'd section Of the act 10 Incoypc-
rate an Insu auce Company In the city of Wasb.
ingtoa, approved February 10, 1857 !" the subscri-
oers, being tue persons named In the Ist ,ec,i On
Of said act do hereby authorize subscIi ptioa to
be opened for the capital stock Of said com "a nv
st the Stationery store OF VIZ. r. BAyLy on
Pepnsylvania aveRie, between IIth and lath
streets, on Monday, the 9th Of March neIt he
tween the hours Of IL and O'Clock D m
The provisions Of the said I'd section are a. fol
lows, and must be strictly complied with:
4" AID BE- it further enacted, The the persons
named In the fJregoing section, or q majority Of
them are he eby authorized 10 open subscription
In the city Of Washington for raising a capitai
stock Of two hundred thousand dollars in shares
Of twenty dollars each, and that each person on
subscribing shall pay 70 the persons above men
toned four dollars on each share subscribed for
and that the remainder OF the said twenty dollar,
shall be secured by negotiable no:es, sigaed and
endorsed to the satisfaction Of said persons or q
m.jorty Of them, and payment thereof may be
Demanded at such times and In such proportions
ss the President and Directors herea ter mention.
ed shall Judge ad Sisab'e giving six weeks no.
ties In three Of the gsLeiteS printed In the District
Of Columbia
SILAs n HILL,
J. G. Nee UIRE,
BENJAMIN BEALL,
SAnUAL BACON,
JOSEPH BRYAN,
AUGUSTUS L. PERRY,
O MILLER. =.
WM. +. DOVE,
WALTER LENOX,
NJ. w. GALT,
WALTER HARPER,
w. WALL,
wM. p. BAYLY.
WAsHfssfaa, February 20, 1857.
feb ss-3awtmnsSo
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NOR RENT-THAT VERY COMM0DI-
Il GUS and convenient drown stone front) Il ouse,
situated on the north sidc Of h, between 9Th and
10th streets 1t Is new, and has been Kept In the
best order by the Hon Robert McClelland, Sec
retary Of the INTERIOR he being the only occupant
since It's completion Possession will be given
within few days after the 10th Of nj arch. For
terms apply to the subscriber, a. 529 II /, between
9Th and 7th streets, at the works at the Patent
Office ffeb 26-dl THOMAS BERRY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-03-16

r. MiLBURN &c CO 220 PENNSYLVA-
Cs MIA avenue, respectfully call the atten- n
ton CT their fiends and the public to their ~
new Drug Store, which they have flied up ~
In the most complete manner, with a full q
supply OF pure Chemicals, Drugs, F ancy Articles,
Perfumery, Toilet Articles, and Paten. Medi-
cines.
A select assortment OF Wines and Liquors for
medicinal purposes.
very large stock o. havana Cigars, which are
Of ane Quality and received from frst hands.
Together with all Of the articles usually found
In frst class drug store
Physieiaas' Prescriptions carefully compound
ed at all hours as the store Is not closed at nia h
by competent dispenser.
A call al their Establishment Is respectfully So
licited. mar 5-lm&
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-03-16

MR.. F. NICHOLS CROUCH,

THE COMPOSER LECTURER,
washington
rst Glasses Course of Education
amauon Readng RcInd
Chuch Servce EnpishO hOpea,
dRIAca
sCIENCE
Mhr
from q o'clock
2,lm rnisg1
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THREE HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE
l. Houses Nos. IS, as, and so Louisiana ave
nue., w ashington, are offered at private sale, low
and on easy terms VIII be sold separate or to
gether Title good. One Is four-storv Brick,
With finished basement, n'arlv new, ard in com
pete order, with water and gas throughout Ap-
ply TO X. LUNDY, at No IS Louisiana av, =
nue., Washington, or Nc. rs Bridge street,
Georgetown. mar 6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-03-16

EyARM FOR SALE OFFER FOR SALE
Il my farm and country seat, situated on the
Heights Of Georgetown, adjoining the residences
Of Mrs Barber, Mrs Barnard, Mrs Morton, Mis-.
Boice, Messrs Linthicum. Adler and Eliason,
containing abort4o acres Of land, improved with
a frame dwelling, gardeners house, cow and
horse stables, etc. The very short distance from
Georgetown and Washington makes 1t very well
apted for q dairy farm and market garden
picture sQue view Of the Metropolis and surround.
Ing country, and is in this, as well as In regard
to health, unsurpassed. Ii will be sold en- Ire OF
In lots to suit purchasers ,,
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NOTICE.
VI z Is M ON z "

TIME Is NEY.
(NLOCKSi CLOCKS KS!!-CLOCkS ~ Call
~ At the 6reat Clock Emporium, opposite VI,A
Browns Hotel, and see the greatest assort- E3d
ment Of CLOCKS this side Of New York HI
6ood Clocks warranted for 81 go Also, all ~
kinds Clock Materials. Oils, Cords, Balls, Keys,
Weights, &c The trade suppllei at wholesale
prices. Cash or Clocks given in exchange for
old Silver or Gold Watches Also, good Watches
for sale low. Call and see for yourselves, at
J ROBiNSON'S, $40 Pa av.,
Ian 27-2m oppostte Rravyns, Hotel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-03-16

nor SALE "A FARM LYING IN MONT
Il gomery county, hid !, 9 miles from Washing. {.
Ton, near the Bethesda Church, on the Rockville
Turnpike The Farm contains 9O acres Cf first
rate land. The Improvements are new Frame
dwelling House, containing rooms, and a stable
for four horses Al,o for sale-A fist-rate Hor,e
Power and Scroll Saw.
For terms apply TO CHARLES r WOOD, 44s
9th street, between h and or to c. L. WOOD,
adj Dining farm. mar 7-3w