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Princeton.
ONE of the beft itands in the

ONE of the beft ftands in the
- town for genteel Tavern, with Store
tor general Merchandise, detached from the Honle,
with excellent Cellar, Back Buildings for the ac-
commodation of the Store, which is nearly 90 feet
iquafe. The Houfe is itusted in the very centre
OF the town, on the corner Of the four principal
roads which pats through it-kas four Rooms on
aoor--two Rories high--wish Front Yard,
and excellent Well and Garden Spot, and cons
tiderable quantity of early and late Fruit Trees
together with about 90 acres of Tome of the belf
Land 10 the town
An Inn in this situation is very much
wanted. II offers one of the beH opportunities
to any perion who is delirous of commencing
bufineIs, either as Ian-keeper or Trader, that has
ever been preiented to let
For particulars, apply to Mr.. John
Lane Bcy5Ros, or Capt. Peter Farrow, now to be
found on the premiiss. A Ltaie for leven or
twensy-one years will be given, if required.
~ The Premises are all in complete
repair. and immediate poiIellion will be given.
PRINCETON, Feb. IS, 1891.
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Timony, OF from bed and board, mali have been
filed in the Office of the Clerk Of the Supreme lu.
diciai Court. the faid Cour fbaIl have power at
any tenn thereof, whether holden in the County
where inch libel 10 fled; or In any other County;
on application BY pe.ition; to prohibit the huf.
band from impo6ng any Teitraint upon the perIon.
al liberty OF the wife; during the tendency Of
inch libel; snd allo to make fuch order or decree
concerHing the care and cuilody Of The minor
children of the parties, or any or eitf,cr Of them
-, under the sircnmHances OF each cafe. the aid
Court fhail Judge expedienf, and for he benefis
OF 4uch ehildIen. And whenever decree Of
divorce hsii Sc rendered, the faid couy. ihall
have power TO make fuch further order and de.
Cree as to the = may appear expedien,, Concerning
the care, cuitody, and fhp2ort Of fuch minor
children, or any or either OF them, and to deter
mine with which of the parents the laid children.
or any or either OF them, flall remain. And az.
ter fuch decree rendered, the laid Court fhsli
have power, from time to time, on application bv
petition. TO Ieviie, alter and amend fuct order or
decree, relative 10 the care, c1Rody, and fuppo,t
OF iuch children, or any or either Of them. a. the
carcnnitances OF the parties respectively, and the
osnsht OF iueh children may, in their judgment.
require. II
Sac. 4. Be it ja,ihe, taa7ed, Th.. in Leaf.
where Alimony may be decreed, the isid Courr
ihall have power, 10 their dlcretion, to order adj
eqaste fecurity to be given for the payment Of
iuch Aiimony, under iuch limiistions IS the f,id
Court may judge proper; and all fuch orders and
deerees made pnrfuant to the provifions Of this
act. lhall and may be enforced and carried into
execution by pToceis Of attachment. or other prom
er proeels, as the circurlasnces Of each cafe NAV
require. And the laid Court fhall have power.
at their diicreon. to grant eos for petitioner or
respondents 10 cafes ariling under this act.
ARt10Usd b he COvsrnOur, FEB. IL, isal.
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Forester agricultural
Society.
THE publication of the fol-

THE publication of the fol-
4 lowing Report has been accidentally delay
ed to this late period. ~
The Committee on Agricultural Err.
fesmsnts and Inbroumsnts have attended 70 the du-
~ aligned them, and idbmii the following Re-
port;
They have awarded to PssJss WiAizns, Efq. Of
FitchbuEg, for the grcateR quantity OF Potatoes
rallied on an acre Of land, beipg Gil bulhsls,
Sc: 90.
1t will be recolleeaed that Mr.. Williams obtain-
ed premium the laR iealoa for an inierionr
crop, (the quantity thea being only $50 bulhels
on an acre y on which occalioD, however, the
Committee remarked, :" tina. the quantity psoha-
bly, exceeded any crop for whicha premium had
been obtained within this Commonwealth"
The prsient leafon has certainly not been IA.
vourablc one for the cultivation of potatoes; and
the Committee are periuaded that Mr.. Williams is
indebted for his lucceis, not only to productive
foil, but to highly judicious mode of culture.
The wholeexpenfe Of railing and harve9ing the
614 bulhels, including ST loads Of manure, and
the value of the iced, is eliminated by Mr.. Williams
at $87 90, or fomething les than Is cents per
bulhel. The Committee indulge the hope that ihe
repeated iuccefs Of Mr.. Williams will induce
many Oh tue tdimcIb Oh tnLs OOuuty W nOOPi tuS
improved method of culture by which that iue-
cels has been Obtained.
The Committee have not thought it expedient
to award any premium for the greateR quantity
of Wheat; as, owing to the unfavourabieneis Of
the lar fealon, or the want of competition, The
quantity for which premium is claimed is only
19 bufhelss
There were five fsmples of Potatoes raifed from
r. LII Makh Darr rs
Worcefer; one from Uriel Johnlon, of WoTcel-
ter; one from Oliver Wilton, Of Leiceiier; and
two from Jolhua Richardion, of Templeson.
One of Mr. Richardson's famples being of fu-
periour quality the Comminee awarded him the
premium Of $500
The Commute ALTO received, on the day OF
their meeting, communicated from Samuel Lee
land, of Grafton, by which itappears that he raif-
ed on 1O6 rods of land SO bulhels and 81 quarts
of com-equal to 80 bu.hels and 10 quaIss per
acre. By ords,ef the COmmittes,
STEPHEN WILLIAMS, CHAIRMAN.
WoreeRer, Dec. IL, ieso.
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AN ACT in further addition to the Act
for the orderly Determination of Marriages.


for the orderly determination of Marriages.
e.. DEF enaaed blythe Senate and Houjs Of
- RsbyeitatatiUss, in General Court aQsm-
blsd, and BY the aafharip Of the fame, That every
Hsted ordained Miniiier Of the gofpel fhsll be,
and hereby is, authorized and empowered to FOL.
emnize Marriages between perfons that may law
fully enter into that relation, when one or both
of the perions to be married belong to the parifh
or congregation of iuch MiniAer, although iuch
pelion OF perlons fhall re6ds without the limits
of the town, parfh, or diariet wherein fuch MIN
ifer may be iettlsd; and iuch Marriages may be
iolemnized either within the town, parih, or dif.
tria wherein luch MiniRer re6des or wherein
iuch perlon or perfons may rehde.
SEC. 3. Be it further enaasd, That whenever
any perions who may lawfully entef into the mar.
rage relation ihall belong to or be rehdent in
town or diariet, in whichthere mall be no ifated,
ordained Miniiler OF the goipel of the isa or de-
nomination to which iuch perions or either of
them belong, il ihal be lawful for any fettled, or
dained Miniler, of the isa OF denomination to
which iuch perfons or either Of them belong, re-
6ding in any other town or diffria within this
Commonwealth, to folemnizs Marriage between
iuch peTions within the town or diitria where
they O. either of them relide the certificate of
which marriage nall be filed with the Clerk of
the town OF diari6f where iuch Msrisge fhall
be ioiemnizsd. And the duties of Miniilers and
Town Clerks, in relation to certificates Of Mar
risge iolemnized under the provihons of this aea,
and the penalties tor the neglect thereof fhsll be
the fame as are provided 10 the ar entitled /" An
ACT for the orderly determination OF Marriages.
APprovsd BY the GOVERNOR, Feb. a, 1854.
==
AN ACT respecting cases Of Divorce
and Alimony.
DEi enaaed BY the Ssnafe and Hcujs Of
'AS' 40 RebytfentasiUe, ia Csneyat Court AIM
bed, and BY tie authority Of ihs fame, That after
libel for Divorce, whether from the boadsof mat.
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AN ACT to regulate the passage-wav
for Fifth through the Dam near the mon,h Is
Concord River. in the County Of Middlelsx.
R .Sass e s c.nss. r. e.I a'
bed. aud By the authority of tie ZANE, Thu, q Inn
as there ihall be kept and Upheld Dam ,cro9.
Concord River, between the towns Of Chelm,s
ford and Tewkfbury, in the County Of Middle.
Tex, where the Dam of Mr.. Thomas Hu,d,s F,c-
tory now is 6tusted, it fhall be the duty az -.
owner, occupant, or perlon upholdng iaid Dam
to cauie to be made iaice or palIaee wav for
Fin to pals freely up and down the River.
through laid Dam and the fame fhall be con-
hrutted With permanent mnd-iill to be placed
upon the bottom of the natural channel oF ala
River, and to extend from the faore of IN. IL
and in laid River, not lefs than fifteen feet -.
wards the faaory. in the direction of the prelent
Dam, with permanent ab1nnents. and croft.
timber at the top not les than thirty inches shove
the mud-iiil. And the whole of laid palJ,cr.
way fhall be kept open from the m day Of A.
pril. to the twentieth day of MAY, in each year.
except only that when, by reafon Of the fall;ne
OF the water in aid river, there [hal be not nore
than twelve inches of water above faid fnud-Gll.
the laid paEage-wsy may, with the advice and
conient OF the Filth Wardens of the towns az
Chelmsford and Tswkfbury, given in wri,iae. be
diminiihed in proportion to The depth OF the wa
ter: Provided, however, that il fhall never be re.
duced to lefs breadth than ave fee. from The !.
bu,ment on the weil eide.
SEC. 3. Bet further eraasl, That 70 long .s
the owner, occupant, or perion uphoiding laid
Dam, ihal cauie to be made and kept flaice or
padage-way for Film through the laid Dam, Of
the dimeniions apd contraction aforelaid, accord
ing to the true intent and meaning Of this at, he
ihall ne. be liable to any penalty or prolec1.ion
by force OF any AL relative to the obiruGfiono OF
the Pahage OF Fin up and down fsid River.
Sac. 8. Be II fsri6sy eraatd, That no perfoa
nall be permitted to obirua the free paGsge *
Fin Outing the storefsid months Of .APdl and
May, by taking them 10 any manner, At the iaid
pa0ag' sway.
Sac 4. Be II faythsy snaaed, That this az f,.ll
continue IN force ior tho tenn Of ten years, aud
no longer.
Aptrsssa By he csrerusw, Jan. 81, ,sas.
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@aBsacDusetts 5pp.
B.
PUBLISHED BT
MANNING S TRUMBULL,
One door south Of Messys. BURr & MEkRIcK's
Stage oGa.
FOUNDATIONS OF PUBLICATION.

NOfNDA 4AON3 UT E0DAtLAA I'm
Price to Jingle fubfcribers, who receive their
pspersat the Office. or by mail. two dollars per
annum.
To c1mpanies So fpblcribers. who take the
papeIs Atthe ofhses one dollar and City cents per
annum, payable on delivery ofthe PaPers.
Single fublcribers. who pay in advance, will
be entitled TO deduction Of lsA per cent.--And
che fame allowance will be made to agents in diff
can't places. who will regularly collea and remit
uaoney which may be due from lubicfibers.
"a AdssrhIe@snts, sotexeseding welue lines, pub
EGs4three weeks TOr one dollar, andeOatinued
three uOeeks lcngerfoy Efpesnts.--Larger adUtr-
tilsmsnts in the fame PROPORTION.
In conicquencc of decihon of the Supreme
Judicial Court, the Pabliihes of this paper deem
itneceGary gvenotce, that while they mall fed
ulouny aimto belterally correa. they cannot hold
themlelyes refponibe for any errouI in any adver-
tiiementbsyond the fun charged for its iniertion.
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a Turnpike Notice.

HE Annual Meeting of the
II WoRcHsrER & SrAFFoeD TuRHPIKs
CoRPoRATIoN will be held at the houle of Da1
vid K. Porter. in Sturbridge, on the fecond We'd
nslday of March, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. for the
choice of Officers, and any other buGneis that may
come before them.
SIMEON BURT, Clerk.
Worcefer, Feb. 90, 1874.
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A Bargain for Farmers.

WILL be fold, on Wednef-
~ day. the 9Th of April next, at Publick
Auesion, ON the premiies, large and excellent
FARM, lying in the gore of land between the
towns of WorceRer, Shrewsbury, Grafton, and
Millbury-and conhaing of 200 acres, mott of it
of an excellent quality. on which are large Dwell
ling-Houfe, Barn more than 100 feet lory. and
other convenient Out. Buildings. This Farm has,
for many years paa, fuiiainsd very large ftock
OF Cattle, and is capable of being made to turn off
as much valuable produce as an equal number of
acres lying together in any of the Grafton Farms,
which obtain and merit 70 high rank in pubiick
eftimation. 1t is expected that Grafton Farmers
who do not think thsmlelyes rich enough all
ready and Others who equally love and value
good Land, will not, for want Of enterprise, loie
this opportunity of attempting to make themlelves
wealthy. iubftantial yeomen bn eafy terms. A
credit win be given for moA of the purchaie
money. For further particulars, inquire of the
Subscriber, in Worceaer.
JOHN w. HUBBARD.
Feb AZ, 1881. 4w
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a. NOTICE

TO Officers of the Revolution
Il airy Army, who served in the Fifth
Massachusetts, Regiment, commanded by Col.
RUFUS PUTNAM -
JOSHUA BENSON, Capt.
WILLIAM EYSANDEAN, Lieut..
JOSEPH SMITH, Lieut..
DANIEL MsCAY, Ensign.
EDWARD CHALONER, Ensign.
Late Of The 5th Mass. Regiment.
If these persons, or their heirs, will
please to apply to the Publishers of this Paper,
they will hear of something to their advantage.
Worcester, Feb. IA, 1921
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Notice Is hereby Gauen.

WoTceller, q. ~
Probate ofhce. February !, I8si.
TO the Heirs Of MARY .ALDmcH, late
Of USbridge, in said County, de-
ceased, and 10 all others concerned
in the Estate Of said deceased,
GREETING.
YOU are hereby cited to APP,
4 pear (if you Zee FLY at the Court of Pfo-
bate to be holden a. Uxbridgs, in laid County,
on the fourth Tueiday in Nav next. at ten Of
the clock, before noon, to lhow cauls evhythe In
itrument, which purpotts 10 be the lat Will and
Teaament of taid deceaied ihould not be approx.
ed and you will be heard thereon.
NATHL. PAINE, J. Prof..
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AN ACT concerning Hawkers, Ped
lars, and petty Chapmen.

S,r ID 1t enaffed BY tie Senate and Hou6 a.
~ RsPrslsnfafiUes, in CeserGl Court aim.
shd. and BY the authority Of tie fame, That every
Hawker, Pedlar, petty Chapman, OF other PERRIN
gong from town to town, or,from place 10 place
within the fame town, on foot or with horie or
hories, or otherwiie carrying to FELL, or expofipe
Tor tale, auy goods, wares, or merchandise with
10 this Commonwealth, fhal, on eonyieaioi there.
OF. forfeit aud pay FUN not les than ten dolars.
nor more than one bundled dolars for each ana
every offence aforeiaid /: PROVIDED, hoasusr. that
nothing herein ihsll prohibit auy perlon from
carrying abroad and telling or expecting for iaie
any frults or Proyilcns, or any goods, wsres. or
merchandise of the produce or hnanufaeaurea az
the United States, except indigo, feathers, books.
tracts, prints. maps, Payins-csrds, lottery tick.
cts, jewelry, and eGences.
Sac. .. Be It further eaaaed, That any Iuiaice
OF the Peace, on complaint made to him of .nv
fuch offence. may iffue his warrant aeaiafa III
perion complained again&, and order him to re-
cognze with iufhcient furety, or iuretie.: 70 ay.
fw.r the complant before sny Court within =.
fame County. having jurildieion of crirnir.l,e.
fairs and the iaid offence MAY b. profecu,ed A.,
indictment before any Court as aforeisid.
Sac s. Be 1t further enaatd Tha. the pen,,.
ties sfoIeisid hall be one half to the ule of the
intormer, and the other halt to The uie of he
Commonwealth.
Sac. 4. Be il further en6aed. Tfatthe al sg.inf
Hawkers. Psdlas, and petty Chapmen, paired he
ninth day OF June, in the year Of our Lord one
thouiaDd ieven hundred and sighty.fige, be aod
the fame is hereby repealed.
SEC. S. Be il further enaaed, That this al lh,ll
be in force from and after the fra day Of Iune
pext.
ARprOUsd BY tie couernOur. Feb. 9, is2s.
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Postscript.

WASHINGTON. Feb. IA.
ne 'Senate's resolution declaring the
admission of Missouri into the Union, as
amended in the house. was yesterday Ire.
1ected IN the house by majority OF 6 votes
IT'S IN vain to regret what cannot be re-
meoled. Let US rather hope, that some pro-
position, IN one or the other houses of Con-
gress will yet be made, which may have the
ehect TO settle the question forever. The
decision ofyesterday does not preclude any
such proposition, but rather::invites it, i
nehoyes the friends of the best interests OF
me Union to exert themselves to effect to-;
OBJECT. Almost any decision, which shall
be hnal and conclusive, will be preferable
10 Keeping The matter in suspense.
Nat. Int
We have satisfaction in noticing the cur.
rent report, Of the truth of which we have
no doubt that the ratification. by Spain, OF
the treaty with her, has been delivered, by
the Spanish Minister, 10 our government,
and delivered without condition. II is fur
ther said, that the Treaty will be immediate
~ laid before the Senate by the President,
tor their consideration. Although it has once
received the assent Of the Senate, it is sup,
posed that the expiration Of the allotted
term tor its ratification makes it proper
without saying any thing of the question oil
constitutional necessity. to submit the Irea'
ty, presenting itself, as it does, under a
change OF circumstances, 10 the revision OIL
the Senate. Ibid.
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LOSS nE THE BRIG sYREN.

Brig Syren, Small, Is days from 81. oaru'
with cocoa, hides, iron, oil. pharmas'lla,
brandy and rum, OF Boston, bound to Dos
TON struck on a shore of the Delaware Oh
the Cd of February, in a snow storm, IN the
night, blowing heavy lay ashore 5 hours
threw overheard 80 bags Of cocoa, and or
6 tons OF iron, and some molasses got Oh
about half past 6 in the morning--she naae
no water until about an hour before she got
eff She then made water so fast that bold
pumps could not keep her free--she made
,bout 5 ,eet per hour.
IN the afternoon OF the Sd, about four o.
clock, saw schooner TO the leeward, bear
ingN. E. fired signal guns, ana ho'sted sig-
mails OF distress; the schr. then lay too Tor
us: we bore down TO her, and she proved
TO be tbel schr. Royal Oak, captain Ailen'
bouDd from Port su. Prince to New ork,
who took the whole crew on board. Capt.
Small insisted on remaining on the wreck;
but captain Allen would not take out her
crew without him. When captain Small
left her, she was about half 'tull OF water,
and sinking fast-the weather. moderate
Capt.iS. thinks she must have sunk in few
Sbours, unless the rum that was in her kept
her I'D; was enabled to get out OF her nine
bags cocoa, IL bags bark, I Dbl bread, and
some sails and rigging-no person was IN
iured. Capt. s. saw brig ashore near the
Delaware, on Tuesday morning among the
breakers, with her sails clewed up. Made
sounding in I9 tathoms water, in an hour
after he was ashore on breaker laid dow n
as I8 feet water on it, but there was only "A
fs,t Boston Patrist.
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THE SUPREME COURT.
'onaay, Fsbruary IL, 1891.

.hon6dy, February IL, io<i.
Mr.. JusticeLivingston delivered the opln-
ion of the cour. in the case Of Hopkins VS..
Lee. The judgment of the circuit court
was affirmed
Mr.. Chief Justice Marshall delivered the
opinion Of the court affirming the Judgment
of the court below in the case Of Vance y
Thatcher VS.. Powell, argued at former
term OF this court, aud in the case OF Nav
CurGr Justice Marshall delivered the
opinion of the couIt in the case OF the Far
mers' and Mechanics Bank of Philadelphia
vs.. Smith, that the discharge OF the defend
ant in tins case, obtained under the bank
IUpt or inSolvent law OF Pennsylvania of
1879, was not bar 10 the suit which was
commenced in the Supreme Court of that
state; and that the circumstances, that the
contract was made in that state, between
is citizens, and tie suit brought in the
state court did not distinguish the case
from the former decisions OF this Court upon
the same subject.
The case o: Kerr VS.. Watts was argued
by Mr.. Scott for the appellant.
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sual 10 the protection OF our commerce
there; which was read and referred.
The eogrossed bill Tor the relief iot the
purchasers of public lands, was read the
third time; and after some remarks by Mr..
Lowrie explanatory Of the reasons why ne
could not vote for it;
The bill was passed and sent 10 the mouse
of representative, for concurrence.
A resolution submitted by Mr. Holmes. OF
Maine on Saturday, to instruct the COM
mi,tee on finance to inquire INTO the e1pe,
diency of altering the act tor enrolling and
and licensing ships or vessels to be employ
ed in the coastng trade and hsherles' &C.
was taken up and agreed to.
The senate took up successively the re-
ports of the committee on Finance, unfavor-
able to tine petitions ofJames Graham " "'
Whitehead, and Joshua Au5in.
THE petitioners state that, in the mon'n
of October, 1914, they being subjects OF
G. Britain, imported certain British goods
into Castine, port OF the United States
then in the possession OF the bH''sn' WIN
whom the United States were at war; that
they entered The goods at the British custom
bonse and pad the duties; that at the time
the United States rsgained the possession
the collector demanded the duties and that
they paid them; and they pray that the du-
ties SO paid may be relunded.J
Mr.. Otis moved to reverse the reports OF
the committee and instruct it TO bring IN
bills for the relief of the petitioners; ana
after long debate in which the reports were
defended by Messrs. Holmes, of Maine, La-
ton, and Macon, aod were opposed by
Messrs. Otis, Mills, Dana, Sanford, King
of N. Y. and Lanman;
The motion vas agreed to, and the COM
mi,,ee were directed TO report bills accord
ly.
The senate resumed the consideration Of
the bill to establish system OF Bankrupt
nv. A number of amendments were made
TO its details, and others were offered, on
which, as well as on the merits Of the bill
good deal of debate took place. iB which
Mes:rs. ' aa Dyke, i a!!,ot, Otis, Mills and
Holmes, Of Maine, chiefly participated.
MIR. Talbot closed bis remarks against the
bill by offering the following motion:
Resolved, That the bill to establish an u
inform system OF Bankruptcy throug hou'
| the United States be committed toithe com
mittee on the judiciary with instructions
to report amendments thereto which shall
secure TO all classes of the community, 9TH
er than the descriptions of persons contain
ed in the first section at tbs JRgllu ihs p 9J
UNFAIRLY bankrupts, with the consent and
appreciation of major part in value of al
the creditors of such voluntary bankrupt
previously obtained and duly certified; and
further providing that such bankrupt shall
be subjected to the same proceedings, and
liable to the same penalties, fines, and for.
FIXTURES, and be entitled to all The prvile.
ges, benefits, and advantages, as are provi'
ded for. and made applicable to, all other
bankrupts by the regulations of the SAID
bill.
To allow this motion, and an amendment
offered by Mr.. Holmes, Of Maine, mot af-
fecting the principle of the billy 10 be
printed.
The bill was laid on the table; and
The Senate adjourned.