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CHAPTER cLxVIl5.

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supplement- to an act entitled San act for
the better preservation of the EARLY Records
OF the State of New Jersey.
/. Be it enacted by the Senate and General
Assembly Of the State of New Jersey, That
the sum of three thousand dollars be, and IS
hereby appropriated to procure copies of such
documents, papers, records, and legislative
proceedings relating to, OF connected with the
history Of New Jersey, or Of the provinces of
East or West Jersey, not now in the possess
sion of the state, which may be found in the
record offices Of England or elsewhere; the
said sum to be expended. and the said copies
obtained under the direction OF the New
Jersey Historical Society, to whose order the
treasurer of the state shall pay the said three
thousand dollars the said copies when SO OBJ
tanned to be placed in the state library !.
q. And be it enacted, That this act shall
take effect Immediately. i4g 4Ah 1858
Approved March s, 1874.
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lBY AUTHoRITY.l
LAWS OF NEW JERSEY.
dAPTER CXIIf

~ - = CHAPTER CXLIf.
An act for the relief Of Mrs. Hannah Royce,
Of the County Of Middlesex.
Whereas, Mis- Hannah Royce, born Hannah
Bull. who Is believed TO be the nearest, il
not the only surviving blood relative OF
Colonel Zebulon Pike and his son, BngRdicr-
General Zebulon Montgomery Pike, natives
Of New Jersey, aud distinguishes otiiocrp Of
the United States army during tile war Of
one thousand eight hundred and twelve,
the former served also in the American
revolution, and the latter. then the most
y distinguished of our general officers, fell at
the capture Of Little York, in Canada,
where he commanded the attack and
Whereas Hannah Royce is now a resident
Of the township Of Woodbridge, in the
county of Middlesex, and is over eighty
years of age and ON the verge of pauperism;
therefore-- ,5f44n aff 3E54 VI
1. Be it enacted by the Senate and General
Assembly of the State of New Jersey, That
the treasurer of the state is hereby authorized
and required to pay to Hannah Royce, oftlthe
county of Middlesex, the sum of one hundred
dollars per annnm, to be paid half yearly on
the first day of April and the first day of
October, and that the receipt of the said
Hannah Royce or her order shall be suihc-
ent voucher for the treasurer for all moneys
paid by virtue of this act.
2. And be itAenacted, That this act shall
take effect Immediately.
Approved March 5, 1874.
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cHApTER CXyII.

A further supplement to the act entitled " An
act to provide additional accommodations
for the insane of this state" approved
March tbirty-irst, one thousand eight hun
drcd and seventy-one.
1. Be it enacted by the Senate and General
Assembly of the State of New Jersey, That
in order to enable the commissioners appoint
ed under the orr ,inal act to continue the erec-
charge the trust committed to them, the sum
of three thousand dollars be and the same Is
hereby appropriated to be paid to the treasur-
er of this state on the warrant Of the comp
troller, which shall be drawn on the reQnisit-
ion Of the said commissioners
Q. And he 1t enacted, That this act shall
take effect Immediately. e
Approved March 3, 1874. ~s ea s.
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A recent medical writer says that In case Of
wounds and burns II the part affected be i'm
mersed In alcohol the pain immediately
ceases, and the subsequent progress of cure
IL greatly accelerated.
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1T seems that tho geranium has another
claim on our esteem aside from itsbeauty and
fragrance. 1t is said that an application OF
one or two Of its leaves, fiist bruising, to a
cut or abrasion. will heal the wound in very
short time, m s4s
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Abiding to the fact three steamers have
been fatally weakened by additions to their
length, the Christian Register says Z Many.
fine sermons have been ruined the same w4y.s','
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CHAPTER CXIY.

Ap aot relative to tie Public Printing.
I. Be 1t enacted by the Senate and General
Assembly OF the State OF New Jersey That
the laws enacted ut each session Of the legis-
lature shall hereafter DO printed in the same
general style in which the volume Of laws was
printed in the year one thousand eight huns
dred and seventy -one, excepting that tho laws
shall he collated and indcxed under the three
heads Of general public acts special public
acts aud private actsj also, that the leg
isative documents shall be hereafter print
ed in the same style in which the said work
was done IN the year one thousand eight hum
bred and seyentylone also, that the Journals
ings, and executive sessions, and the minutes
OF tile house Of assembly shall be, printed
hereafter iii d compact and work nanlike style;
also, that tile pubiid bills ofhered by either
branch Of the legislature shah be printed on
good writing papeT with plea type, each page
to contain thirty-one lines and the prices to
DO paid for the said printing shall be as fol.
lows fvf printing three thousand copies Of
the session laws, the sum of forty dollars per
sheet of sixteen pages for printing one thou
sand copies Of the. Journal Of the senate with
the minutes OF the joint meetings, and ono
thousand copies Of the minutes OF tho HOUSE,
ofsassembly, 1.-THE sum OF thirty dollars per
sheet of sixteen pagesij for printing one thou
sand copies Of the legislative documents, at
composition and one dollar per token Of two
hundred and fifty impressions Of sixtcen pxg2l
es for press work !; for printing two hundrsd
copies OF the public BILLS ordered by either
branch of the legislature. at the rate Of seven
dollars per sheet Of four foolscap pages; ard
fvr prinsing the pamphlets and other papers
ordered by the Legislature, at the rats OF ono
dollar t1er thousand ems for composition. 8nd
one dollar per token Of two hundred and fifty
/ impressions of sixteen pages ftI the press
work !; provided, that in all cases where rulcs
and figure work isTequiieds the price for com q
position shall he double the rates aboye stated 4
and where MATTER requires two justific&tione,
without rules; bne price and a half shalf b.
paid; and provided further that one doaiats
per page, shall be paid for printing all indices
and tables OF, contents set in bourgeois typein
the session of laws, journals cf senate. and
! minutes 8f the house Of assembly. 1890 IA
4 2.IAud DO il enacted; That the above pficea.
\ shall include all the expenses incident 40 the
al Sdto,scsanSnts ordered exespt folding ahd
stitching5 Which shall be charged at the eur
rent prices for such work, and tho paper
which shall be Of good quality and of the fol-
lowing description for the documents, iourn-
ais, and minutes, white calendcred pfinfinn
| paper, twenty-four by thirty-eigIlt inches III
size, weighing not less than forty -four pounds
to the ream Of four hundred and eighty
sheets for the lava, the same size as FOR. the
Journals, and to weigh not less than fifty
(cosorupRp on yoyHTE yAax,l Il i
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! l. N #WTMSNT ,9Z 5SEJC aGEH 81
"Sweet are the uses of adversely, remark
ed Johnny, as his mother gave him a cake of
maple sugar te setsps4sats for a Gan down the
cellar stairs ssh 81 81 u lsi o ess-fs = r.
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CHAPTER DxxIII.
An act relative to TIM attendance of children

.Ift.t4aa4fJ ab ScnVUfs leifl - tfEflS Il b
/. Be it enacted by the Senate and General
Assembly of the State IF New Jersey, That
every parents guardian, or other person, hav-
lug contr0l and charge of any child between
the ages of eight and thirteen years, shall cause
such child to attend some public or private
school at least twelve weeks in each year, six
weeks at least Of which attendance shall DO
consecutive; or to be instructed at home at
least twelve weeks in leagIf year, In the branch
es Of education COMMONLY taught In the pub
lie school, unless the physical or mental con-
diton Ut the child is such MS to render such at
tendance inexpedient or impracticable, and
for every neglect Of such duty, the party so
offending shall forfeit to tiis use Of the city,
town, borough, or school district III which
such child resides, sum not exceeding ttven-i
ty dollars tn 10 recovered in any court Of
competent Jurisdiction In the county In which
such city, town, borough, or school district
may be situated provided however, that the
aforesaid penalty shall not be imposed If It
shall be satisfactorily proven, upon the trial
of the case, that the parent, guardian, or 9TH
er person, so ncglecting, was unable, by en-
creme poverty, to comply with the require.
mefits Of this act. 4 ( ~ u nx
3. And 10 Il enacted, Tint this act shall
take effect Immediately. s,
Approved March n, 1874, Is
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CHAPTER OK.

A supplement to an act to authorize the sale
of lands limited over to infants, or in con-
tingency, in case where such sale would be
beneficial.
/. Be it enacted, by the Senate and General
Assembly Of the State Of New Jersey, That
whenever it shall appear to the satisfaction of
the chancellor that it is impossible after due
inquiry to ascertain the names of the owners
Of any particular or future estate in lands
limited in the manner mentioned in the act
to which thisis q supplement-, or to ASCERTAIN
whether some Of such owners arc living or
dead, II shall be lawful for the chancellor on
proceedings instituted under the act t1 which
this is supplement-, to order that said pro-
ceedings be continued as IL all such owners or
their legal representatives were known, max
ing such absent or unknown owner or owners
of said real estate party or parties thereto
by such description az the chancellor may in
such order prescribe; said order shall briefly
relate the facts set forth in said petition, and
call upon such party or parties to appear
within such time as the chancellor shall
direct, not less than two months from the date
of such order, which order shall be published
in one or more public newspapers printed In
this state, and designated in such order for
six weeks successfully, at least once in every
week, and also in any other manner that the
chancellor may see proper to direct and mp
on proof OF such pu0fcation, ana OF tile per-
forinancc of the directions contained in said
order, the chancellor shall make such order
against said unknown owner or owners as if
they were known to the court and as may be
equitable and just; and shall have power to
make like orders aud decrees in the premises
as fully In all respects as he is empowered to
make upon proof of service of the notice of
presenting such petition M prescribed by the
act to which this Is supplement. !.
2. And be it enacted, That this act shall
take effect immediately.
Approved March 8, 1874.
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They are not parted though their feet
Have Wandered far in different ways,
And though they1never more rn3y meet ~
On winter ewes or summer days. I
1t matters not theugh realms divide 49,
Though boundless seas between them roll.
For, stu defying wind ind tide.
Heart yearns to heart and soul to soul.
They are not parted--oniy those
Are parted whom no Ioyesunites; sa
Their absence breaks Iipt on. fepose sHs
wholhave share ID eur deiightj ESSf
They may be by our side, and still
As fiji from MS p0ie TO pole,
Who lack the sympathetic thrill Sf4T
or heart to heart and soul to soul.
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CHAPTER 1LxIlI.

A Further Supplement- to an act entitled can
act concerning Taxes," approved April
3 fourteenth, one thousand eightli hundred and
forty-six.
l. be it enacted by the Senate and General
Assembly of the State of New Jersey, That
hereafter, in all cases were taxes are imposed
by virtue OF any law of this state, upon per-
sonal property where the same Is situated,
such property shall not be liable to taxation
elsewhere.
q And be- 10 enacted, That in any case,
where property Is So taxed, the certificate of
the assessor by whom the assessment was
made shall be deemed sufficient evidence,
thereof, and shall entite the owner to exemp-
ton for such property in other places.
8. And be it enacted, That this act shall
take effect Immediately.
Approved March 5, 1874.
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CHAPTER DxxIy.

A further supplement TO an act entitled = An
act To ascertain the rights Of the State and
Riparian owners in the lancs lying under
the watsrs Of tho Bay Of New York and
elsewhere In this State, approved April
eleventh, one Thousand eight hundred and
sixty-fuur. :,
1. Be il enacted by the Senate and General
Assembly Of the State of New Jersey That
i'm all cases where lands which now are or ev-
ar have been under tho tide waters Of this
state, but which have been or may hereafter
be leased or granted by this state TO any per-.
son or persons, party or parties shall be taken
by the company incorporated ny an act enhtl-
ed can act to- incorporate company to form
an artificial navigation between the waters OF
Newark bay and New York bay" approved
March thirteenth, one thousend eight hundred
and sixty-six, or by virtue of any supplement
thereto, or by any commissioners appointed
under last mentioned act; that III such case
such person or persons, party or parties, and
all persotis Charming through and Under them,
or either of them, shall be entitled to compen-
satiun for the lands or any materials so taken
in the same way and manner MS the owner or
owners Of lands and iriatsriais taken for said
company, Under and by virtue Of last mem
toned act, Or the supplements thereto. are Ell.
Of dissntisfaction witlilthe report madc' BY the
commissioners appointed unsier last mention
ed act and tie supplements thereto, they or
Sither Of them shall have the same right 10
aprcai, and under the same provisos as u pro-
vided for by the said last mentioned net rand
the supplements thereto provided however,
that nothing In this act or In the said act APP
proved March thirteenth, one thousand eight
hundred and sixty4six, or any supplement-
thereto, shall he construed to give any right,
title or interest Of the state to lands andes
or corporations.
Q. And be 1t enacted, That all aetk or partt
Of act inconsistent viii, this act, be, and Tho
same are hereby repealed and zthAtfhis ac
| shall take effect Inmedietelyr< f--y- 49,
,1obsoved NAsci, 81, 1874.-@ - ~
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81 CHAPTER cLxIY.

e&s u s5CHAPTER CLXIV. -
A further supplement to an act entitled +" An
act concerning Landlords and Tenants,
approved April fifteenth, one thousand
eight hundred and forty-six.
/. BE it enacted by the Senate and General
Assembly of the State of New Jersey, That
whenever any building or buildings erected
on leased premises shall be injured by fire
without the fault Of the leasec the landlord
shall repair the same as speedily as possible,
or in default thereof, the rent shall cease until
such building OK building shall be put In COM
pIetc repair; and in case of the total destruc-
ton of such building or buildings by fire or
otherwise, the rent shall be paid up to the
time ofsuch destruction, and then, and from
thenceforth, the lease shall cease and come to
all end provided always, that this section
shall not extend to or apply to cases where
the parties have otherwise stipulated in their
agreement of lease.
Approved March s, 1874. esgr
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4S3ssss.As MD ~ !.
! >. n = 2. : VI =. IT TT
ngt!ce that they OF eitEer o. Them are author
'sea 70 publish y Dy law 40, ........4,, i,
q the state = hereby autlierized to ssslit and
ela% ms fraHt ior itne ~ Of me hill
~ tpe \. SNtuqay fQr the RQbllea1tQp ~
tn cue laws q re session q eaehfee4 hqndfe4
aq0 oVentyst1fee - NO e11ue r1ee ~ allowed
g Qe1er' papets rnlll4neet ~ 2<srs4 009ntyy ~
Feeeivll& Proof q pueatqstiqr thereeE
y ana pe n enae t<d6 ihNt nnx f1Y4kttsqS
ment or notice published - aaid nafek shall
have the 'satn6 effect, and BE- 13 legal Is if pub
lisled many other papcriiil sait1 oou8tE aS&
4. And be II; enacted, That This aet slx1l
take effect immediately
Approved February II, 1874 s, $500
2------- .,s .s,.. \, s E M
+. s.s...,. CIIAPTEKsL III.
a supplement 10 an act entitled An act au-
thorizing the sale Of lands held IN trust in
certaii cases, approved April sixtl eigh-
teen hundred and seveftty-One. 57@s
Z. be It enacted BY the Senate and Goneraf
Assembly of the State Of New jersey, That
Whenever by any last win and testaments
lands and real estate are devised to, or when
ever by any deed, lands and real estate are con-
veyed to or In trust for any person or persons
Ion life or until the happening of some event
in snch will or deed named, ands said lands
and real estate SO devised or conveyed, shall or
hayo become chargeable with or liable to tax
es or assessments, for the payment whereof
no adequate provisions i made in such will or
aifold, 4 by the estate Of the tessotor, pr pro-
viied for In such deed, and such lands and
real estate have been sold or shall be liable to
De SOLD Tor such taxes or'assessmenfs BY vir-
tue Of any laws Of this state whereby the in.
tetests Of the owner or owners of the partic-
ular estate or Of the estate in remainder III !.
said lands and real estate, and named III said
with OF said deed may be injured on impaira
ed 1t shall be lawful for the court Of chan
Gerry of this state, upon application of any
such owner or owners, and upon consideration
of the circumstances Of the case to appoint a
order q decree that such trustee or trustees or
the survivor of them, shall sell and convey
,,itslr land and ren1 estate ar any IA ~ tfnrnff
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1874-06-26
SELIM EXILE.

- THIS valuable and wel-known young
fIXsA horse will stand for service the present
LA4lseason, from April LIST to July ISL, Mt
the following places
From Tuesday, at Il o'clock, N. until Thurs
day, at 3 O'Clock, p. NJ, Mt Lcaman's Sta
BILE, in CLARKSBURG: on Fridays and Sat
nrdays, at DARN EST0WNi Wednesdays
and Thursdays, at JONES STORE, al the
junction os the Brookeyille and Sandy Spring
Turnpike; on Friday, May 9Th, at Tennal-
lytown: on Saturday, May 9th, at Lay-
louisville. returning TO each stand on same
days every other week. On Mondays and
Tuesdays until o'clock, A. NJ, every week
At the SUBSCRIBE rs STABLE.
TERMS Fifteen Dollars the season, paya-
bic al tie time OF service or within the sea-
son; if not so paid. $40 will be charged. Fifty
cents TO the Groom 10 each case. All care ta-
ken, but no accountability for accidents
CERTIFICATES;
know Selim Exile, and have seen him both
ridden and driven, and have seen and cx-
amined his get He is fast, bow fast cannot
saw, for have never seen him properly trained
or driven. but he is considerably within three
minutes-it is said 2:35. lie has pluck, nerve
and great endurance; is large, well formed fol
strength and speed, and he has bred both fasi
and heavy horses. consider him one Of th'
best horses in the county to breed from.
JOS. II BRADLEY,
Ex-Presideni Montg'y Ag. Society.
w. VEIRS BUUIC.
We, the undersigned fully concurin the allow
statement. ....
AUG W NICHOLSON,
WM G. HAZEL,
s. w. GREEN,
N. D. OFFUTT,
an 3-3m E.E. STONEsTREET.
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TRUSTEES SALE.
On SATURDAY, 18th day of July, 1874,
Ho II N o. i
il O II NJ o. q

contains 81 Acres and II Perches. is well
wooded and watered, and under good enclo-
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M ALL - COACH
From BROOKEVILLE to ROCKVILLE.

TINE subscriber returns his thanks tor the
liberal patronage heretofore extended to
him, and now wishes 10 inform the travelling
public that he will run the REGULAR U 3.
MAIL COACH from Bfookcvillc TO Rock
Vile, EVERY DAY. Sundays excepted,
leaving Brookeyille al 0 clock, A. NJ, aud
connecting with the 7;27 train at Rockville,
going 10 Washington D. c., and leave Rock
willie Vt $40 p. NJ, in time for passengers to
reach Brookeyille for supper.
VA Every attention will be paid to the
comfort Of passengers and safety Of baggage.
j. II. KELCHNER,
iune 5-2mp Proprietor.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

+ SHALL give the highest cash prices for
i GRAIN, or will freight the same from
Whites Ferry, Edwards Ferry, or Seneca
Warehouses, and shall keep constantly on
hand Mt Edwards Ferry and Whites Ferry,
the best
FERTILE RS,
for w heat aud Corn. Also ri NE GROUND
PLASTER, Which will sell as low as they
can he bought in Baltimore or Georgetown,
freight added.
va / shall also keep for sale, FLOUR,
SALT and FISH.
respectfully ask yourattention, hoping TO
give satisfaction.
apr 4--y ". v. WHITE.
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NOTICE 10 Creditors.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscri-
~ Der have obtained from the Orphans
Court of Montgomery county letters OF ad-
miDistration on the personal estate OF
WlN d. ,STABLER.
late of said county, deceased. All persons
having claims against said deceased, are here
by warned to exhibit the same with the youch-
ers thereof to the subscriber, on or before the
llfh day of June, 1875; otherwise, they
may, by law, be excluded from all benefit OF
said estate. Persons indebted 10 said estate,
are requested 10 make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of
June, 1874.
June Pat Executor.
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WALKING WoNEN-The best instance Of
plucky women TO be noted is the walking tour
Of the Misses Ward, and party of five Anne
rican ladies, who are now journeying on foot
through Germany. The ladies are accompa-
MED by lad of 10, aud they are travelling
with sketch books and light haversack. pick
ing up information and making an art tour OF
the German towns. Resting by the wayside,
and with time to stop at noted places, it is an
example which is worthy Of imitation by the
strong-limbed ladies of England and elsewhere.
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The above Tract Of Land will be divided
into parcels by the Collector, as authorized
aud directed by Section so, Article 81, Of the
Code of Public General Laws, and so inauy
acres thereof will be sold as may be necessary
to satisfy the taxes, for 1867, s68, 1869,
$40, .s7l and 1872, with interest and all
costs that may accrue under this sale.
WILLIAM MULLICAN,
june Std Late Collector.
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MINOR g. HORTON FLOWS,

No. is $500, 49,. $3.50, 10 $500
49, 5000, 20 $500, 81 $500.
All other kinds of PLOWS sold in this
market. All kinds of Plows RE-
PAIRED. Old Wrought or
Cast Iron taken in exchange.