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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-07

I>OR SALE-A three.story and basement Brck
hGs. nd Lot Wiz re- "a, Foih % b. d.y ors IA.
walls te decorated 10 lrso style Of p.i9as sss
81 neh. deep Iiee $500 nlgs on ,ss
as the iptere. leave tie city Psessoa Immediately
TOR SALE-A first class three-story House, con
a the modt a ' 1, ssi a.us o bSa
Al rncgsse Also oIr House with brown soas oA
'o'1 in A4'H-'' sYIsk hs FRI ar Nos
Tor SALE al YONKERS-Three adjoining Lots,
21S Ss.n, yiay neat nGI'h Of the '1Sa , Id
ehe'r a IN sILAs DivENPosT No Il wallt
EOR SALE-Two new four story Houses, % by %
feet ss gh T,,tya e S T n s O. . man %s5.; b. s
e,,. urchsucs uuder upefnfsu4.ucs OF THO> RJA.k
sos Pa Aehit.c vida al si soeT9 %sR W"
No 2PHcst, b. m-a'r corner OF Bi0si~ay
TOR sALE-The House and Lot No. 335 6th.s',
oie, hh -s1i With extension OF the le Tor i.,hea
In ieaea Gor one two or Iee sutse fae. For further
Tsrticulars inquire on the peel Nses
.EOR SALE-An elegant residence, situated in East
L BriSssrcr the iourAns place. 10 New Rns,ad
II rsns view OF CT, and llrb)r and with
ave G1 y. ' Of 9oo % '1S Of PEP. aa
neil % .I :8a ssd.os ~ib
vel etiesaisd for large ian.y or ssnise eoarir s91-
Ts sfa iaqars o. dURsgs ssspos,
J|OR SALE-A desirable Farm containing about
dvty New Ys on tie a ROAD o Tsrso "a % White
Nm T1: f sIss B : a lGa 'sD : .s o
cutvson vel fenced ~Atsrea House .ni
outfnicrrs choice OF al premises IaI1re
/ JOHN BEssON. No IL Wsrst ISAAC BCCkOUF, T.EEy-
Towp, roAPklEs. nesr The prenses
EOR SALE-The frstelsss new three-story. base
and under cellar bries Hoese No S South ih between
IN Wisrs.bsf.h within ~slk Of
Pecis ard Gtsnds Ferries Th- hsas ssili ia he 5
REV Ibilsdsha br.k ana with ell improve
r.ers feet lot 10 feet deep Terms
nnsd.is Inquire OF NJ MkRRIT. the rreuses
I o'e'oeA NJ
t.OR SALE-A number OF ive-story brick Houses,
fI0Eis ,gat,d on the sds They
well rented and rsss ror TO Is Any
sssrins ssly would DO vel
of these houses Fer fol pareul.n spply -
. SYLVESTER LAY. No IL Wal st
CSOR SALE or to LET-1he fouf-story House and
Lot with the es Ct sthsv seeoea
house south S7thst trredssfsiy Apply Nc III
Fulion-st % story from 10 to V O'Clock LA"KrNcE
EARNS for SALE-One most desirable in Rocklsnd
Courty Roeilsnd Lake contains Is sores GOD 10
be rrssonable Also,
81 IS ,er,s in Fsst Chester Williams 5er. A.o in
West Hoboken Of II Also Others ocsfisns
Arpiy 10 GOODWIN No Is Fast ih Union sla.rs
EOR SALE-On favorable terms-Houses, bots
bad Bsnans i5h l6h 18th ssd lssth as from the
Hsrlen l1h Apply to DENNIS HARRIS. VISA
lnssss HisAs Nsv rsfk-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-07

FOR SALE, in West 22d Of the four-story and
Il eeseusn brown House No S-houss - BY swh ell
the modern Improvements Also the bcs HOuss No Geose
place, Ess sh nearly TN shed in modern Also
the f elias csrory and EnSlh basement bek House In,
cloef vii be cold - b sdonisg the north Msd
and sab Aso Broadway between Bond
yoses see Hose. and Los being iaehsa b. $50 TEA
depth with alley the roE eszds u sdnsos apply
@ PfERCE Ptas Brssavsy saAs Asespsutaa Sssk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-07

L y u hhlII4IE.- DUut UUhL 10Y tdIr az NO. CcJ
l. West fth-t. between llh and 18th Apply TO
A sCWARTZ. late No. ~ loth Az n. Y
Y EAST P0WDER.-B. T BABBITT is the orig.
nal Inventor Chenie. Powder which
and sold BY hr ros 60 and 70 NesYori "a din
ests Thee Who should
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-07
- ,nrr NAVY TpIRTNE TUESDAY MARCH I, 1854

TOR SALE-32 Lots at bargain, near Avenue A.
xrh ,p,pdd water privilege desirable Tor
,rrne.,, 5ssencr. briek hoass on
. BrIkn 20 srd Of Lard IN ne. "a. 81
p,v- ur,.-. IN 3 ,t-rk u miles ou fect-hP FeIiy ''
hi'.l a ~ a. j HOOLE, IS or1sf~sy,
rI'1' arc Wv 10, door ulps.sirs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-07

ITO LET or LEASE-1he three sto'y brica hSu ~
= t7o Est 1lss between Let and zds's tosenef VIZ 30
- pc an are Coz. sting Velvet Cspets wood so.
the Minors tho Basemept farnfaf- ana
~. ~ ctsrIeT Fan1re The House three room oes
IN HodsTn iDyr pro |, s9sios. 3 81 Appiy,o
Can Do seb "" pk,TFI C PFSTZ, No is5 Fast 2lst ..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-07

VXTANTED-In BROOKLYN, tenor fifteen minutes
w walk from the Fulton Ferry, part Of house, ns OF
three or be occupied By gentleman aud h WE
ihout children Address Stating and location, "A b. BOX
,-k r,fb psrfHre
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-07

EOR SALE-Ou favorable terms-Houses bots
hsA Bsldns sues % 18th iSsths hs
Harlem River Ish Apply to DENNIS HARRIS. VISA
M Hlshh NSv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-07

DART OF HOUSE to LET-froin LIST May, corner
NJ stbSv ard 9oh+t third and fourth floors Rent 81 per
o,h for floor Water sndWaeI Closets each floor Apply
In urfm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-07

no LITTLE two-stOry House No. rs Mercer 81.
bs,r,,n Howard and Grand Sta Apply TO No " Sy
mali
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-07
nhOOAIYN PROPTRTY for SALE--BY JOHN

ID VI. SMITH Real FAe Boke No - aIton - bIoo.yn
House los o. CAIrolst, between Henry ard hekss
S5tOC 9ois Desrss Ia OF Doug
Iassst Butlcrst Carols 10 su!ly on Es-
mace Third place, Fourth place Ia on
luque On Sesons, "a on D.semsnt II on Huntington,
On Hauicnav Neon-st So Fast Newiork % In
tuonvie ana 6S in Mslyna Money loan bOad aud
-. hpsiaf or Broohlyn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-07

ITO LET-To small family, or for genteel ousi
S,., sor and rear basement No. 81 sprnsst near Broad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-07

3RON- IRON CRE.-COarse-g grained, Black, MAJ
n,c ln Ore Of sstsordnery richness fonths rsln.kabs
deposit The "Fter " IN Essex County " Also
orc,s for lsnpc iron OF sit kinds pron ply hed
nlsrke Apply the Oee Of Union
No Hslis, 7 T
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-07

ub.cers offer for sale the Lots With three bHs. stores
Known az j and 3 Jscobst coraer fano'
Terms esy ard prices moderate Apply. before 10 or amer
at the Of tho Empire Iron WORKS foot OF Est -''ns
OF ~ 10 - '"H''' SLOAN LEJGErr.
, 1854-07-29
AGENTS.

The following gentlemen are authorized to reeelv,
,,h.crptions for the PIONEER AND DENOcRAT
Z. n FISHER, Merchants Exchange Building, Sac
rsnento st.. Saa Francisco.
r. J. EcEERsOS, Vancouver;
"a. CHENOwETH, Cascade
DR PAeErf, Cowlitz Landing;
ROBnEF THOMPSON, Portland, Oregon.
GnoRaE B. GOUDY, lafayette,
/. b HASTINGS, Port Townsend
RH. LAxsDALE, Penn's Cove. Whidbys Island
1. D. DuR0IE, Grand Mound
JoHN r. JACKSON, Jackson's Prairie
W.T.. SAYwARD. Port Ludlow.
JoHN W. CHANT. Shoalwater Bay.
AsDzsw Mum, Victoria. VAnoouver's Island.
n. O. MosELEY Steilacoom.
, 1854-07-29
AN Acr . AZ ths ags q nsiorlly.

SEC. /. Be il enacted By tie Legislatire
Assembly of tie Territory Of Washisgtonb
That males shall be deemed and taken 70
be Of full age for all purposes at the age Of
twenty-one years and upwards; females
shall be deemed and taken 10 be Of full ago
at the age Of eighteen years and upwards.
Sec. .. All females married to per
son of full age shall be deemed and taken
TO be of full age. sissf
Passed April 2S, 1854.
I certify the foregoing is a true COPY o.
the original act. ....1,,
Secretary Of tie Territory ef Washington
, 1854-07-29
IEs OF TIE TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON.
PUBLIsHED BY AUTHORITY.


AN ACI relaliNe W OorOneHs
Passed April Is, 1854.
SEC. /. Be enacted by the LSgisiotire
Assembly of tie Territory Of Washington,
That there shall he elected at the first an-
nual election in every county in this Terri
tory, aud every two years thereafter, q
coroner, who shall hold his Office for two
years, and until his successor shall be elec-
led and qualified, and shall t.ke an oath
Of Office and hle a copy thereof, together
with bond in the sum Of one thousand
dollars conditioned for the faithful perform
anee Of the duties OF his Office to be ap-
proved by aud filed with the county auditor.
Sec. 2. The Coroner shall perform the
duties Of sheriff in all cases where the she
rG b interested, or otherwise incapacita-
ted from serving; and whenever the coro-
ner acts as sheriff, he shall possess the pow
Gs and perform oil the duties Of sheriff, and
shall be liable on his official bond in like
manner as sheriff would be, and shall bel
entitled to the same fees as are allowed by
law 10 the sheriff for similar services but
before serving any process as required by
this section, the coroner shall give an ad-
dtional bond in double the amount Of the
sun sued for on damages claimed.
s,,msd th.. a ner.on has heep killed. or
Ss..~..,.;.,.S - . s,;c;Js A. has snddenIv ded
49, M ~, sach circumstsnces as 10 Salford n
s...o..IIe s % 0ronDd 10 snsnset that 6is destb
has been occasioned by the act Of another
BY criminal means, he shall go to the place
where the body il and forthwith summon
IN eaod and awfnl persons qualified by
law n serve as iurors 10 appear before
him soythwitb attbe niace where The Lodv
of lbe deceased IL To inouire into the cause
Of The death
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r"~ .o.LIa w. suI 'on ~ PPS pSai, s,"s';' anv %
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,s.o.', - - ~ ~ s~eu u ~" 80, ~ ~
~ T,..s:. ~ 'Ie - ;,,s.;o. ~ "~V ~ ~ "
80. - 'y -" .eo.e uS -y Sss IL" " anI '
I"s,sS !. ny rs. ~ a,so so r. ~ oo,... ,.oos
- ;, g. = ~. ~ y. -. - III. ~ ~ "o,,, ~
g. ~ NJ, ~ " '-o eoD
fors st,snA tSav shall ho sworn NV tbe
coronSr u irnn;.s vho Tho nerson wa: aud
when whore and Inv what means he came
10 N. deatb and into ,he circumstance
sttendinc ITs Aeath and IN render a true
verdict therein according 70 ,be evidence
Afforded ,hen or arisinc from the insnec-
ton Of tbe hodv - =
g. tn. 'oorons- NAV ;,.no .uh,,,..
80 =, s.,,. u ane sVso.s ssa NAG 2 'asue suup~
SshiS ~ - insssss, ~" S. ~ v.~ ah. on ay Jo
q, =. S"oh t;m" "a rI.ns :" hs nav 49,,
Main, ~h;oh .sv he s.rsad s hv aO, y noa,rp ~
,s"s , $500 90 u ~, n .r,nn,.n ~ ~ "a Sopo mp
m y w;..ss.es IN NO os,h hv Inn ~ sdm;nis MINIS
tsssd Il .var, '1 ,orsoO n" Dho % IN IL % or;n;on %
thst II @ ony ~ ,S ,So ;.rv r Sos SpoSIodOo , ~
a. ~ t.o,. anS ~ ~, sn,0n,o,, s,,.S.oS,,
ar nhvsic;sn - ~ ;asna.., en- | H. hoJ~ and I s,ivs
ma. oa,h r-dsoss;c.sl or;n;on
, 1854-07-29
AN ACT to locate a Territorial Road from Stella
- COON to the county seat Of Clarke county.

AN ACT to locate Territorial Road from Stella
COON to the county seat of Clarke county.
SEC. l. BE 1t enacted by The Legislative
assembly Of the Territory Of Washington,
That William n. Savage, Joseph G. Clio
yer and A. ]. Bolon are hereby constitu-
ted board Of commissioners 10 locate a
Territorial road from Steilacoom to the
county seat of Clarke county, by way Of
the county seat Of Lewis county.
Sec g. Said commissioners, or a ma
jority Of them, shall meet at Steilacoom on
the first Monday in June next, or as soon
thereafter as circumstances will permit,
and, after being duly sworn faithfully and
impartially 10 perform their duties as such
commissioners, shall proceed to locate said
road on the nearest and most practicable,
route.
Sec 8. Said commissioners shall cause
true report to be made, and certified
copy Of the same to be deposited with the
clerk Of the board Of county commissioners
of Pierce, Thurston, Lewis and Clarke
counties, who shall file and preserve the
same; and when said report is so deposited
with said clerks as aforesaid, said road shall
be considered as Territorial road to all
intsnts and purposes, and shall be opened
and kept in repair in the same manner as
other Territorial roads are opened and
kept in repair. p
Sec. 4. Said commissioners shall each
be entitled TO receive as compensation for
his services, three dollars per day for the
time necessarily employed in locating the
same, to be paid out Of the county treasu-
ries Of Pierce, Thurston, Lewis and Clarke
counties, in proportion 10 the time employ
ed in each county through which said road
passes, and shall be allowed 10 employ such
assistants as they may deem necessary,
who shall receive reasonable compensa-
ton for their services. 1 IN
Sec. S. This act to take effect from
and afier its passage 1-..l.....,rl
Passed March IA, 1854. ''
l certify the foregoing is true copy Of
the original act. - F.' q. Tsa'n-TI
c. H. MASON, 7eo 3t
Seeretaru of the TerTiforN of Waxhinofo,t.
, 1854-07-29
AN ACT to exempt certain property from Attachment
and Execution.

SEC. l. Be IL enacted 6y the Legislative
Assembly of the Territory Of Washington,
That the following named articles Of per-
sonal property shall not be liable for the
debts Of the owners, and shall in all cases
,,e exempt from attachment, that is to say:
All private libraries, all articles Of clothing
Of married women, and children under
twenty-one years, and to each family,
kitchen and cupboard ware to the amount
Of one hundred and fifty dollars, and one
bed for every two persons in the family,
one cow and two horses or yoke of oxen,
one wagon, two hogs, the farming utensils
actually used by the family, produce rails
sed upon the farm or garden sufficient for
six months consumption, and all tools ol
mechanics actually used to carry on then
trade. 1a
Passed March rs, 1854.
certify the foregoing is true copy oi
the original act.
nm - G. II. MASON,
Secretary eftke Territory Of WasdiHgfOS.
, 1854-07-29

AN ACT to locate the county scat Of wallawalla.
SEC. /. Be IL enacted by The Legislative
assembly Of the Territory Of Washington,
That the county seat Of the county oil
Walla-walla be, and the same is hereby
located on the land claim Of Lloyd Brooks.
Passed April 26, 1854.
c. H. MASON,
Secretary Of the Territory Of Washington.
, 1854-07-29

AN ACT to define the place Of holding the United
States District court for Pacific county.
Sec. l, BE IL enacted BY The D4gisldtire
Aesem5iy of the Territory Of Washington,
That the terms of the United States Dis
trct court within and for the county of Pa
cifc, ahall be held at Chinook, until chan
ged by the Legislative Assembly of this
Territory.
l certify the foregoing is true copy Of
the original bill
c. II. MASON,
.Cnnrninrr of tin II .rr.t tnr,. Of NnrhinarAn,,
, 1854-07-29
SscretarycfMe Territory Of WashiagtO,

AN ACT to locate Territoaial road from Seattle In
King county, 10 Bellingham Bay. sfi---
SEc. l.. Be IL enacted ky tie LSgisldtiFe
Assembly of the Territory Of WashiHgtcH,
That Clement W. Sumner, L. M. Collins
and Henry Webber be, and are hereby
constituted board Of commissioners To-
locate Territorial road from Seattle 10.
Bellingham Bay. ese CAB ssr y.
Sec 2. Said commissioners, or q ma.
jority Of them, shall meet at Seattle on the
LIST day Of July next, or as soon thereafter
as they may deem practicable, and aftor
being duly sworn faithfully and impartially
to perform their duties as such commissions
ers, shall proceed TO locate said. road on
the nearest and most practicable ronte.
Sec. 3. Said commissioners shall cause
true report to be made, and a certified
copy of the same to be deposited with the
clerks of the several county COMMISSIONER
courts through which the road passes, who
shall 6le and preserve the same and when
said report is so deposited with said clerks.
said road shall be considered as a Terrific
rial road to all intents and purposes, and
shall be opened and kept in repair in the
same manner as other Territorial roads are
opened and kept in repair. II -
Sec. 4. Said commissioner shall been-
titled to receive the sum Of three dollars
per day for the time necessarily employed
in locating the same, to be paid out Of the
treasures Of the different counties through
which said road passes, in proportion iothe
time employed in each county and they
shall also be allowed to employ any neces-
sary assistants, who shall be allowed rea-
sonabIe compensation for their services.
Sec. 8. This act 70 take effect from
and after its passage. iaiiF .e7 g
Passed March IA, 1854. a' a.ecg
l certify the foregoing is true copy Of
the original act.
@. H. MASON, ;-
Secretary cftAe Territory Of WashiAgtOn.
, 1854-07-29
AN ACT to locate the county seat Of cArk county.
la Passed March Is, 1854.

AN ACT 10 locate the county seat Of Chrk county.
tM H. Passed March Is, ls5l.
Sec. l. Be IL enacted By ne Legisiafips
Assembly Of The Territory Of Washington.
That the county seat Of Clarke county be.
and the same Is hereby located and estab.
lished at Columbia city, on the east pcr-
ton Of Mrs Ester Shorts land claim.
Sec. 2. And be 1t further enacted. That
until such time as the county Of Clarke
shall furnish suitable buildings for the hok
ding Of courts upon tho place mentioned
in first section Of this act, all the courts re-
quired or permitted BY law to be held within
said county. may be held at the dwelling
house belonging to said Mrs Ester Short
certify the foregoing to be a true copy
of the original act: ..a..,
c. H. MASON,
Secretary Of the Territory Of Washington.
, 1854-07-29
Secretarycf &e Territory Of Washington

AN ACT To create aud organize Whatcom county.
Sec. /. BE it enacted by the Legislative
Assembly of the Territory Of Washington,
That oil that portion Of Island county EN-
braced within the following described boun-
daries, to wit: Commencing ut the north
point of Perry's Island, running due east to
the summit of the Cascade mountains,
thence north along the summit of the Cas-
cade mountains to the boundary line of the
United States, thence west along the
boundary line to the Canal de Arrow,
through the middle of the Canal de Arrow
to the Straits of Juan de Fuca, thence
through the Straits to the mouth of Ring
COLDS channel, thence across the mouth ol
Rnggold's channel to the place Of begin
ming, be and the same is hereby constituted
and organized Into a separate county, to
be known and called Wnatcom county.
Sec. 2. That all the territory embraced
within said boundaries shall compose Q
county for civil and military purposes, AND
shall be under the same laws, rules, regu
ations and restrictions as all other coun
ties in the Territory of Washington, anC
entitled TO elect the same officers as othel
counties are entitled TO elect.
See. 3. This act to take effect and bt
in force from and after its passage.
Passed March Q, 1854.
L cettify the foregoing is true copy o
the original act.
C.H. MASON,
Secretary of the Territory Of Washington
, 1854-07-29
Secretary of the Territory of washlngt
AN ACT to create and organize the county of S
wamsh.

AN ACT to create and organize the county of Sa-
vanish.
Sec. l. Be it enacted by the Legislative
Assembly Of the territory Of Washinton,
That all that portion of Thurston county
embraced within the following boundaries
to wit: commencing in the middle Of the
main channel Of Puget Sound, opposite the
mouth of Cases Inlet, thence westerly along
the main channel to the point of land be-
tween Eds Inlet, and Tott.ns Inlet.
thence westerly following the dividing
ridge between said inlet to the summit of
the Coast Range Of Mountains thence due
west to the Pacific coast thence noriherly
along said coast thirty miles, thence due
east to the middle Of the main channel Of
Hoods Canal, thence along the middle Of
said channel to Wilkes Portage, thence
easterly to the head Of Cases Inlet, thence
down the middle of the main channel to
the place of beginning, is hereby constitu-
ted and organized into Q separate county,
to be known and called Sawamish county
certify the foregoing isa true copy ol
the original bill
G. II. MASON,
Secretary Of the Territory of Washington
, 1854-07-29

z. II. NJ 4 SUN,
Secretary of the Territory of Washington
, 1854-07-29

z. II. IHAoVNl
Secretary Of The Tsrritory Of Washington
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-04-22
ICorreSponl ence Of The Cecil Wing
Letter from Rock Run.
Rock Run, April 20, 1854

Mn. EDlToR We had a very severe snow
storm here OH last Sunday and Monday and
but for the warmth of the ground it would
have been over foot deep. Two more disa-
grccable days could not be easily picked up,
especially at this season of the year. lheard
one Of our Oldest inhabitants say that on
Easter Sunday thirty-threc years ago snow
fell during the entire day to the depth of 20
inches and it was the only instance he had
know until the present.
The river has been rising for the past few
days and still continues to rise. The lumber
and timber is coming down rapidly, and there
is every appearanccsof busy time. The
Merchants are busy at selling goods, the far
mcrs sowing their grain and the quarrymer
at shipping stone; but still we have few that
can afford to live without work, who car
spend their time in riding about in OK carts
for pleasure. Il.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-04-22

"IthO kHied Cock Robin !'-Thc Snow
storm of Monday chilled tie robins-h,rr
lrcds having already reached here from their
winter resorts in the South brought
them lowering about the out buildings on the
borders of the town. Their presence was too
great an nci!ement to the destructive organs
of many boys, and men also, old enough to
know better, and accordingly they were wan.
tonly shot down by scores and hundreds: to
the disgrace, we Leg to say, of the bovhocd
and manhood thcrcat engaged
1t was pity-a slamc-a crime Many
a sweet warblcr's throat was silenc,d that
day: many lover of the beautiful will, in this
nesting time and coming summer, miss his
favorite robin from its old accustomed tree
How fnll and rich and sweet his note at car
Hest dawn to tic tenant of the sick chamber;
or to him in health who has the soul to adj
mire the beautiful of the Creators works; but
the gun of a thoughtlcss idcr has sinittcn him
down. So, thoughtlcss idlcr,--so boy and
man, or such of you as have an car or heart,
remember not again thus lin the very nest
ling time, too,) to destroy the beautiful and
musical robin. And as for such of YOU as
have no car or eye for their melody or beauty
for you there should be law and fines and a
;,I
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-04-22
FOR SALE.

A VALUABLE \ \ y PRODUCTIVE
"A FARM, Of about :flO Acres. on the
Philadelphia railroad and turnpike. miles
from Baltimore.
The improvements are substan-
31!ssasr7s tial STONE DWELLING, 3 l. og
d ns&Sa Houses for farm hands, a large Barn
.splI,H with Stabling and Shedding, Meat
House, Dairy and ice house. corn
house and chicken house, carriage house and
eranary complete: also, Lime Kiln. There
is an excellent Vegetable Garden, a good
Apple and young Peach Orchard. There are
about 800 acres in a high state Of cultivation,
the balance in wood. The great facilities of
communication with Baltimore by water and
turnpike. and the Market cars stopping at the
place, make this Farm particularly desirable
for Market and Dairy purposes.
There are 81 acres wei! drilled in Wheat;
30 acres in clover and timothy, and IS acres
prepared for corn. The price for the above
incinsire Of the g,owing crop is $40 per acre, if
applied for ut once. Possession can be had
at the option of the purchaser. For further
particulars apply to
G. B. MLLLIGAN,
No. As St. Paul's ST., Baltimore,
or to +. T. J. WOODW ARD,
u miles on the Hartford Turnpike.
April 20, 81 3w