The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1825-09-28

i. The preservation of good order and an
enforcement of the Rules and Regulations OF
the Trustees, and of the Committee of Ar.
rangements, heretofore published, are con6d-
ed to the especial charge Of the Marshals. who
have been appointed BY the Trustees. and are
under oath, agreeably to law, to the faithful
discharge of their duty.
2. The limits for the Cattle Show and Trial
of Working Oxen are defined by line on the
south side of the South Westinghouse. ex-
tended easterly from the east side of the great
Post Road, opposite to the northeast corner Of
the from: yard fence of Mr. BENJAMIN Bu,man
to the southwest angle of the Buryine Yard
wall; thence easterly and by the road on the
south side OF the School-House to the south
west corner OF Miss Waters's house thence
northerly by the Baptist Meeting House lot,
Mr.. Waldo's, and Nathaniel Eaton's land, and
crossing the road to the southeast corner OF
Ahgah Bigelow's house; thence westerly
by the buildings and fences on the north side
of the Common to the southwest cotner of
Maj. Aliens Store occupied by himself; then
southerly, crossing the road, to the first elm
tree south OF the pump near the Town House ::
thence by the range Of trees front of the
Meeting House to the place of beginning -
within which limits no Booth or Tent can be
erected, OF other obstruction, Except that of
necessary public travel,) will be permitted
TO the business OF the day.
3. The Avenue between the ranges Of Pens
is intended exclusively for the Trustees, Judg-
es, aud Members of the Society; and no per
son viii enter the same but by permission Of
one Of the Committee OF Arrangements. or a
Marshal.
4. During the trial and examination of
Working Oxen, no persons, except the judges.
Marshals, and Committee of Arrangements.
will be permitted to enter or pass within the
lines, which viii be defined by furrow on
each side of the travelled path, leading from
Front-street to the road passing over the Com
mon by the School House nor must they fol-
low after the Teams as they are driven up and
down said path.
5. The limits of the Ploughing Match are
defined by extended burrows circumscribine
the lots to be ploughed. Within these limits
all persons but the Marshals, Judges, Com
mittee of Arrangements, and those engaged in
the Ploughing Match, are forbidden to enter
pass. The ends of the field between the
burrows, are reserved for the occupation Of
the Members of the Society, all other persons
az PioASiSSu PoSsiuS tuCiSOu, Without the
permission of a Marshal. No regard is TO be
had to the time in which any ploughing shall
be done within 80 minutes; the goodness Of
the work, and not the time in which it is done.
being the object of the Premiums.
6. Animals must be in the Pens before 9
o'clock, A. NJ. and must not be removed until
8 o'clock, P. nj. without the permission of
Marshal. All manufactured Articles, curious
implements of Husbandry, and rare Products
of the Field, will be exhibited in the AGRl-
CULTURAL HALL in the Town House, from
9 o'clock, A. M. until O'clock, p. M. unless
sooner removed by permission Of The Commit
tee Of Arrangements.
2. Each Committee will make and publish
such other Rules as they may find necessary
in the discharge Of the trust assigned to them,
and all persons concerned will conform there
to. Violations Of all Rules will be vigorously
prosecuted according TO the provisions OF law.
Q. The Trustees win be in session at Bakers
Hotel, at 8 o'clock, A. M. for the admission of
Members, and the transaction Of all necessary
business. The Society viii move in process
sion, precisely at 10 o'clock, TO the South