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The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-11-16
PLAIN AND FANCY
SS-MAkING.

AIRS LANSDALE would respectfully inform heriiriends
I'LL and The Ladies' OF Washington that she has removed
the OF Penhsyl avenue and 18Th street ca
door, where SHE will be happy to wait upon all who may
avur her with their patronage.
Thankful the many iayors OF the past she hopes, by
particular Cutting, Fittings and making Dress.
ing to merit contnuante OF The came. .Y.qh
n B.-Mrs. l.. accommodate three or four Boarders
2l--bmd a J,.taa .Hi agtt r
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HENRY KAISER,
Cabinet, Chair, and Sofa Manufacturer,
And Undertaken.
Ninth street, Between ID and Il, east side r
. nnv Al v {
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STOVES, sTOvEs,, sTOyEs,Ii

II Fly. NAYLOR, South side of Pa. avenue, between
N Sd and liz sts would inform his customers and the
~ public generally, that he has just received large
70 sortmen OF Stoves OF the newest and most approved
patterns including SANKEY'S CAST IRON RADIATOR, OF
COAL BURNERS, which he will sell together with Fire
boards aud Stove:ppe ut the lowest prices for cash
lie also Keeps constantly hand general assortment OF
Tin and Sheeron Ware, TO which he invites the attention
Of housekeepers. Al 4.s'
lie still continues TO do Roofing, Guering, and Spouing,
and Sheet iron and Copper Work generally and at The
shortest notice. and on the most reasonable terms.
Persons wishing purchase will do well TO call and
anime Ills stock before they supply themselves.
His store will be open from sunrise until O'Clock, r.
oct S--tf H.a Is.
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~ DANIEL PIERCE, zSS
,<UMBRELLA MAKER, <

Pa. apenue, Immediately opposite Cole,nan's.
A general assortment Of SILK and GisoHAMs hand,
suitable for covering Umbrellas Likewise an assortment
OF materials for every description Of repairs nov3-dly
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TEAS! TEAS! TEAS!!!
WASHINGTON AGENCY OF THE NEW YORK
CANTON TEA COMPANY.
The Oldest Tea Establishment ina America
PRINCIPAL ESTABLISHMENT IN NEW YORK.

80 been popularity known for many years f,ssif
kkew This the largest and oldest Tea Estab- |ku
f2 lishment in America. The public have -
had iuli proof Of their integrity and responsibility Bu
such been the great and pressing demand for their
TEAS of late that they have been obliged TO enlarge TO
great extent their two principal establishments in New
York, viz:
They moreover possess aciltes In relation to the Tea
Trade in very abundant degree, and doubtless, superior
to any other Tea Concern In America Their sorupuous
regard principles that tend TO elevate the character Of
large house well understood, and has already secured
them probably, larger than all other Tea Els
Adjustments united and they consequently are determined
TO sell Teas Prer, anu Peec for ne prices
in the aggregate than amy house IN the word-Chma ex
cepted
They zeaously invite the attention Of the inhab.
tants Of Washington their Agency where the following
assurtmens always hand and they feel no hesita-
ton in stating that wherever single trial Is made very
decided preference is given TO the celebrated Teas oil the
CANTON TEA COMPANY.
nS- Reader, make the experiment.
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Library OF Congress,
October 18th, lS47. :
NOTICE is hereby given that the Library OF Congress vii
be closed on Tuesday the 18th OF October, and will
again he opened until Thursday, the 18th OF November
oct i2--eod I'm JOHN s. MEEIlAN, Librarian.
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PORTER n POLLOCK,
- - II M - 10 In - q

-n Would most respectfully call the attention Of
Nf[ their friends and the public generally TO their
49, PAINTING ESTABLISHMENT, situated ON Pa.
avenue, Opposite Coeman's Hotel They prepared to
do NIL kinds Of PLAIN and ORNAMENTAL FAINT
ING, GLIDING, BRONZING, GRAINING, MAR
BLING, LETTERING, PLAIN and FANG Y WALL
PAINTING, TRANSPARENCLES Of epery descrip-
fionn short everything apperninng TO their trade In
that cannot fail to give satisfaction both regards
quality and despatch. nov 5-tf
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VAN LOAN a. CHASE,

HAVE removed their DAGUERREAN CALLER Y TO
I'll the ODRoN, corner IL street and Pennsylvana
avenue and haye considerable EXPENSE put In skyght
which will enable them furnish pictures surpassed
any other country Pictures taken IN any kind oil
weather-eiear, cloudy or raining oct S-du
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sTILLINGs a. HARVEY,
UNDER T. "A * il R s.,

Corner IN and III Streets Washington, ID, q,
MOULD respectfully inform their friends and the public
in general that they prepared TO attend funerals nj
the shortest notice.
Mr. HARvEy's residence is sth street, doors above
where he be found all hours OF the night,
oct lg--d3m' VI
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TO VOLUNTEERS, CLAIMANTS, Sc
A CARD TO THE LADIES.

CARD TO THE LADIES
MISS M. +. WILSON, having permanently located in
M Washington offers her services 10 the ladies' fash.
onable dress maker An experience Off years In fash
onable community usthes her in thinking she can give sat
isfaction TO all. .f
Her facilities for receiving the latest fashions and furnish
Ing trimmings are ample
South side Of Pennsy vana Avenue, between 9th and 10th
streets, second story OIL. D. Hins Variety Store
octS-2awnov23' r1
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II. sTEVENsON's
LIZ N - &c Hk - .

I'm street, 6eoeen q directly east Of he Patent Office,
rss The subscriber begs leave his thanks sS,
HN to his friends and The public generally Tor the T2
lk> very liberal patronage bestowed ON him. and -
i.,s pleasure informing them that he has constay
hand and daily baking PIES, PUDDLNGS and CAKES,
eveIy description Also, hot ROLLS every morning al
o'clock sN
N b.. Families supplied and all orders attended to AT
The slorte ST notice. oct lg-dlm'
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FIrNAM'S

Saddle, Harness, and Trunk Estabifshnen mt
South Of Serenfh and u sreets opposite the
General Post Office,
WASHINGTON CITY, d. c.
HE Undersigned has resumed his old prefession at The
i above place, where he keeps hand regular assert
of articles In his line, aud where lie also at ali
tines prepared orders in the best cheapest and
most expeditions manner.
oct S-lyd THOMAS FITNAM.
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NEW w ESTABLISHMENT
M. GAssAWAY a. G. SPENCE,

3s'sae M GASSAW WA y ~ " SFENCEs
EJAyING associated themselves together under the
i firm OF
GASSAWAY s. SPENCE,
for the purpose Of conducting the BOOT AND SHOE
BUSIN SIS, in all its various branches, would
therefore respectfully inform the citizens Of this me
tropols that they have laid In superior stock Of French
and american CALF SKINS with the very best quality Of
spanish and English bends SOLE LEATHER, with a
general assortment Materials which they will mah-
ufacre into gentlemen's dress and other BOOTS IN the
very French and American styles Also, materials
y for the splendid FRENCH OPERA BOOT Being
satisfied that their experience in the practical opera
tons their business give them decided advantage
ove, most Ii not ALL who now engaged In this business
in this city, they hesitate not therefore 10 invite compe
ttor-lwe offence TO the trade.l
We have on hand general assortment o. gentle
mems dress BOOTS at prices varying from SO TO ~ Also
ladies' misses chdrens, and boys together with all DE
scriptons of BOOTS Si0ESn short, every thing tina
is kept in well regulated Boot and Shoe Establishment
all OF which will be disposed Of on the most pleasing term
Tor CASH Il
Members of Congress- Heads OF Departments citizen
and strangers who and elegance combined are
invited TO give us call
GASSAwAY & SPENCE,
South side Pa avenue d doors OF 9th street,
oct 2s-danl' nearly opposite Browns Hotel
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o. MRS GARRETT ANDERSON has six com.
uu Portable and well furnished rooms TO rent at mode
rate rate Single gentlemen will be preferred, as
boarding be served Mrs A. can furnish them with
breakfast and tea II required.
octSu' saas r,
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GENTLEMEN'S '!BELONGINGS"!i!
STEVENS, Qdie Fish d Co.. No i BROWNS HOTEL.
HATSi!l of the newest fashions, and Of SUI EI
N superior elegance, both In finish shape, and -
~ style, In BEA YER, MOLESKIN, NUTRiA,
- and CASHMERE.
CAPS
or every variety Of shape and material for Gentemens
Youths and Children also, for the Army and Navy
WARDROBE ARTICLESii
The largest and most varied assortment Of elegant Ward
robe and Toilet articles be found in the city, viz Scaris,
Cravats Gloves, Suspenders, Robes chnmbre, Perfume
ry, Canes, Umbrellas Stocks, &c, &c., &c
INDIAN RUBBER GOODS
or GOodyears Manufacture every article made from Indian
Rubber hand procured at two three days notice
My STOCK Is complete in every department Of GOODS
Of the best quality AMI newest STYLE awaysio be found on
my shelves.
Gentlemen are politely invited 10 cal-Goods freely
shown, and prices reasonable STEVENS,
oct ST. Hn Late Fish a. Co.
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Paints, Oils, and Paint Brushes, &C.,

Paints, Oils, and Paint Brushes, Sc,
The Subscriber has just reeered atags and fresh sHpry
nAINTS, OILS &c part OF which are named below
They are guaranteed be pure and good and from the
best manufactures, All persons wanting such articles
would And ID 10 their advantage TO call am determined
to sell lower than similar articles be got any other
place In this city.
$50 kegs White Lead
40 lbs. Chrome Green
10 lbs Chrome yellow
~ lbs. Chrome Red
100 lbs. Pure Nerdgris
800 lbs. Red Led and Litharge
- 100 lbs. Imperial Green
500 lbs. venitian Red and Sp Brown Oil
400 lbs. Yellow Ochre in Oil
100 lbs. Paris Green, dry
... 60 lbs do do In Oil
A large assortment Of Paint ard White Wash Brushes.
400 lbs Lamp Black, dry and in oil
10 lbs Sp, Whiting
1000 lbs. Putty
40 boxes OF Window Glass, all sizes
bills Lnseed Oil
bills Copal and Japan Varnish
bbls Sp Turpeniine, -, .,,,
Also, PURE PINE OIL, received iresh mo' ,r Nv
| factory every week. C hnsn Aysnps
osts--d2awfs sr.
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United States Military Cloth Dressing AM
DYING Establishment,

SOUT side Pennsy wanna avenue, he rsl
- East OF Coleman Hotel) where SILK, hERLNO, and
all kinds OF !STRA w BONNETS are dyed in the neat
est manner.
ALso-All kinds OF WEARING APPAREL cleansed,
coored repaired in the best style and at reduced prices
. oct lS--dlyf
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-11-16

Wear's Patent Japan Backing about the best article
Of the kind we have seen The polish which mparts to
the understandings OF 10 brilliant and lasting:
have tried IL, and II boots say all this in It's behalf
ati f [Epesing Biliefia Jtne 2.
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WtRdrs Backing is OF the most shining articles In
the market --Spirif 9f The Times, April 9
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1847-04-03

POINTED SERMoNs.-Many years ago, there
graduated at Harvard University, man by the
name of Rawson, who subsequently settled in the
ministry at Yarmouth, on Cape Cod. He used to
preach very pointed sermons. Having heard
that some OF his Pensioners were in the habit OF
making him the subject of their mirth at grog-
shop, he one Sabbath preached discourse from
the text:-"And was the song of the drunkard."
His remarks were of very moving character, as
many OF his hearers rose and left the house. A
short time afterwards he delivered discourse still
more pointed: "And they, being convicted out Of
their own consciences, went out one by one." On
this occasion, no one ventured to retire from the
assembly, but the guilty ones listened in silence,
to the lash of their pastor
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1847-04-03

FROM BUENos AYREs. The following mar
veous story, as contained in a letter from-Cason-
ia, is published in the sc British Packet
" December Ist-Donna Eusebia Ortiz de Acos-
ia, widow, who was to have been married yes
terday, while on the mole quite contentedly SUPER
intending the embarkation OF number OF horned
cattle for your city on board the Sandman schr.
Generosa, suddenly fell dead 1t is now eleven
in the morning, and her body is at the moment
write being conveyed to the burial ground. She
had already embarked 60 head of cattle; and a
short while after her death all the animals died
also. This is not a fictitious anecdote it is an
undoubted fact, and which inform you of from
the general CONSERVATION which such phenom-
enon has produced here
This letter (says the Packet is moreover cor
roborated by the testimony Of the master of the
schooner Generosa, who was the bearer OF it-he
says that he was conversing with Donna Eusebla
himself when she fell dead-that this happened
the mole at IL in the morning, and that the
cattle died at 3 in the afternoon that they
amounted in all TO 48 head, not so, and that cor
ruption ensued with astonishing rapidly. These
details have been given by said master to one Of
our clerks who conversed with him.
W. Y. Journal of Com.
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Grand Musical Entertainment,
MIR. I. NJ. WETCALF

d ESPECTFTLLY announces To the citizens of Wor-
ID cester and vicinity that ne will give CONCERT al
BRlNLEY HALL,
TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 9th,
which occasion he will be assisted by MISS z o A
G. A II G. A, the eminent Vocalist of Boston, also
MISS j. b. WIGHT, and other talented performers
Mr.. FRANCIS H. BROWN OF Boston, wi preside al
the Piano Forte
selection tf Songs Ballads, Duets Trios Clees &c
will be peTtormed and pains spared in bringing before
The public music of high character.
Tickets, 25 Outlined Lazells and Liver
more's Bookstore and the door
Doors spen at commences at II O'Clock
Further particulars in Programme. No postpohe7nent
account Of the Deather. dat April 2.
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Messengers Notice.

WORCESTER IS March 70 1911
HENRY CHAPLIN, Esq, Master in Chancery, With
Lin and for the County Of Worcester has this day
sued Warrant against the estate of JAMES R. YOUNG
OF Sauihbrdge in said County mechanic an insovent
debtor, and the pay of any debts, the delivery
OF any property belonging said nsoIvent debtor TO
him, or for his use and the any property by
him, are forbidden by law.
The first meeting OF the creditors OF said debtor will
be holden at the office Of Newton & Chaplin at Wor-
cester, in said County, the fifteenth day of Apr1
merit, at ten o'clock in the forenoon the proof Of
debts and the choice of all assignee assignees.
M29d6t ANDREW r. AMMIDOWN ID. Sheriff
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Commonwealth Of Massachusetts.

WORCESTER,
At a meeting of the County Commissioners begun ans
holden at Worcester within and for the County of
cesier, the fourth Tuesday of March, ID. le47:
On the petition aforesaid ordered that notice be given
10 all persons and Corporations interested therein, thar
said Commissioners will meet the Valley Hotel in said
West Boylston Wednesday, The twenty eighth day of
prt merit, AT of the clock in the afternoon by pub
listing attested copy Of said Petition and of this Order
thereon ia the Daily Spy, newspaper printed in said
Worcester three weeks successfully the last publication
to be fourteen days. least before the said twenty
day OF April next.
And it is further ordered that the Sheriff of said County
his Deputy the Town Clerk of the said town OF
West Boylsinn with aested copy Of said Petition and
Orde thirty days. at least and also post up atested
copy thereof in two public places in said of West
BOyton fourteen days, AT least before the said twenty
eighth lay of april next; which and place the
said Commissioners will proceed view The route set
forth in said Petition hear all and corporations
interested herein who may then ana desire TO be
heard thereon aud, if they shall adjndge that the prayer
said Petition ought be grated, then lay out locate
and establish town the route above described
and to all such damages any person corpora
on sustain by the location and
town way aforesaid
Attest, JOS. G. KENDALL, CLERK.
Copy of the Petition and OF the Order of notice thereon
M27d Attest, JOS. G. KENDALL, Clerk.
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AN ACT relating to Common Schools.

Be il enacted, &C., as toiioWs
see l. In addition to the rants OF money FOL common
schools which cities and now, toy law, author
lied 10 make any city town may appropriate such FUR
III sums Of money il may deem expedien for The sup
port schools, for the Instruction OF "duts III reaig
wiring Eup,b grammar. arithmetic and geography.
Sec D. such moneys sha be assessed levied collected
and paid into the treasury, in the a1e mannef That other
oI or civ taxes are and shall then be al the disposal Of
the school committee The "wn or city 10 be expended
by them for The purpose aoresld, in sth manner they
section q Tas &C, shall take effect from and after its
PASSAGE =, 80 49,
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Messengers Notice.

TER S. March 81, lS47
and for the county of Worcester has This day ;ssed
nc Wa'rah' against the Estates Of LOTHIAN GOOD.
~ JR., and SAMUEL A. CLAPP, both of South
luz N SAD County, merchants, and partners under
e urn OF Goodnow Clapp, insolvent debtors and the
beion9 o. any debts or the delivery any property
er USE and the transfer any properly BY either Of
them is forbidden by law - - ~ "
held At The Office Of Newton & Chanin in Worca., IN
sala Goun'y on The sixteenth day Of prR merit at Ten
ocl"cA I'd lhe forenoon, for the proof of debts and the
choice OF an assignee assgnees
ssls4ast GEO. JONES D. Sheriff
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Messengers Notice.

W DEn15 So; March rs, Ise7.
and for the County of Worcester has tai. dav issued
warrant against the Estate ofAUG OSTUS CARLTON
oil Satton IN said County, yeomHn insovent debtor
and the payment of any debts the delivery OF any
properly belonging 10 said nsolven debtor to him or
forbidden by law.
The first meeting of the creditors of said debtor will
be holden at the Office of SAID Master in Worcester in
said County the thirteenth dag of ApriE merit at nil
O'Clock in the forenoon for the proof of debts and the
choice of an assignee assignees.
M29d6t GEO. JONES, ID. Sheriff.
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AN ACT in addition to an Act for the further

AN ACT in addition TO an Act for the further
Regulation Of the Erection OF Wooden Buildings in the
IIity of Boston.
Be 40 enacted, &c as foAotos:
ANY building hereafter erected in the city of Boston,
rary the provisions Of act entitled AN Act for the
further Regulation Of The Erection OF Wooden Blu ldngs
the CITY Of Boston, passed April g. 1885, chapt 1885, shall
be deemed and 10 be common nusance and the
mayor and aldermen OF the said city shall have the same
poer ard authority abate and any such build
ng as are given to the Board Of Health in The 10th and
h sections Of the 2St chapter Of the Revised Statutes
Prouded hovuer that nothing herein shall be construed
~ affecting any remedies already given in the said act
Approved by the Governor, March q, lSi7.
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March II. A.D.IS47.

wore ESTER, SIS. March IT, AID. 1917.
To CHARLES d. BOWMAN, of Oxford, in said County
Esquire, Greeting. ,
VOU having been duly appointed Assignee OF the
Il EsIafe Of LARKIN d. NEWTON, of Oxford, in
said County, nsolvent debfor are hereby
required To give notice thereof and also give
that the second meeting of the creditors said New
ton will be holden at my office in Worcester, in
said County, the ttnth day Of Aprl nert, at ten
O'Clock in the forenoon when aud where they may prove
further debts against the said Newton, also show
cause why certificate of discharge shall be granted
to him. And you will This notice by publishing
an atesed copy OF this order in the Daily Spy
paper published Worcester aforesaid times before
the day of said meeting, and by giving written notice
10y mail otherwise all known creditors of said
Newton And you to make return Of this order
with your dongs thereon the time place of said
meeting. CHAS. w. HARTSHORN,
,.oo a copy. Master in Chancery.
rloOnot Attest, CHAs. D. BOWMAN, Assignee.
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PHYSIOLOGY.

DR.. DARLING will lecture at the Town Hall
on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday Ec'nngs Of Tins
week. Ey All are invited TO attend
Lecture TO commence at u o'clock.
Vnrcester. March %.
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Approved BY the Governor, March %. l647.

AN ACT 10 cede to the United States the Juris-
dicton Of Mnots Rock Ledge, in Massachusetts Bay
Be it enacted, &c as 6OlotOS:
The jurisdiction OF Mnoi's Rock Ledge, in Massachu
Bay and all the right and claim The soil thereof
which this Commonwealth may have, hereby grant ted
IL the United States America for the purpose erecting
Lighthouse the samej provided, that this Common
wealth shall retain, and does hereby retain,
jurisdiction with the United States IN and over said lnnd
so far that all civil and criminal processes issued nnder the
authority of this Commonwealth, any officer thereof
may executed any part of said land or III any build
ing which may be erected thereon, in the way and
manner as srisdctiOn had Teen granted aforesaid
Approved by the Governor, March 23, 1877.
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Dissolution of COpartnership.

@AU~VAuINVAA VA UT 49,
ITHE Copartnership heretofore existing between the
L subscribers under he firm Of THOMPSON BALLARD,
IL This day, by mutual consent dissolved The business
VIII he continued The OLD stand. 40 MAIN STREET, by
o. y. THOMPSON who Is duly authorized to settle the
accounts Of the late firm. The bills due will be made out
aud ready for settlement on the first day IF dprI
OLNEY r. THOMPSON
CHARLES BALLARD.
Worcester, March 20, Is47. dw3wls
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Tue ETNA ENSVRANCE COMPANY.

No. So State-street, Hartford, Conn.,.
pdh soatad and araiiabie Capital IT $3.50. 600.
flFFER their protection against loss damage by fire
~ the citizens of Worcester and It's vicinity. II
Dwelling Houses and Furniture, Stores AMI MerchsDdixs
generally, Factories, and Mills. the fayorabis
This Institution has been In operation nearly quarter
ccntury-s reputation fer liberal adjustment, and lis
promptude in paying losses, well known and estss-
lIshed THOMAS X, BRACE, President.
SIMEON L. LocMIs, Secretary. a4E
Hartford, March g. ls45. su
IL Persons DESTROYS of obtaining insurance the
Company, referred, for particulars II. BIT
L0cH, Esq. in Worcester, Mass
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Approved by the Governor, March %, ls47.
AN ACT concerning wilful disturbance of Re-
ligous Worship.

BE it enacted, 4c., q f0HOUS
Every Justice of Peace within his County, and the
era Police Courts established by law except the Police
Court ct the City of Boston, shall have jurisdiction concGr
with the Court OF Common Pleas; and the Police
Court OF The City Of Boston shall have jurisdiction, con
with the Municipal Court OF the offence specified
section Of the one hundred and hirlieh
cnapter The Revised Statues, when The is lot Of
aggravated nature Provided hoeUer, that such Justice
and The Police Court aforesaid shall punish such offence
by imprisonment in the county jail house Of correction
not more than thirty days. fine not exceeding ten
dollars saving party convicted The right Of appeal
as in other
Annroyed by The Governor. March %, 1917.