The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-10-08
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COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS.
WORCESTER, SIS. At meeting of the County
Commissioners, held at Worcester, within
and for the County of Worcester, on the sec
ond Tuesday of September, 1928;
a ND now the Report of Nathaniel p Den
IA ny, William Crawford, Jr., and Samuel Da-
man, Commissioners appointed by the late Court
of Sessions, on the application of the Blackstone
Canal Company, to estimate all such damages
as they should think any person or persons,
Corporation or Corporations, would sustain by
the location of the parts of the route of the ca
nal, mentioned in the location and application
Of the said Blackstone Canal Company, having
been duly considered by the said County Com
missioners, is allowed, accepted. and ordered to
be recorded. And it is further ordered by the
said County Commissioners, that the said Re-
port be forthwith published, at the expense of
said Corporation, in each of the newspapers
printed in said Worcester. Which Report is as
follows -
WORCESTER, SIS July 4, 1928. We, the SUBJ
scrbers, Commissioners named in the foregoing
Warrant, pursuant to the directions therein con-
tained, gave public and seasonable notice to all
persons and Corporations interested, to file their
claims in the manner therein pointed out, by
publishing notice of the time of meeting and Of
the route to be examined, three weeks success
sively, in each of the following public papers,
printed IN worcester, IN the county OF w orceS-
ter, viz The Massachusetts Spy. and WOr-
ccSter .4drertiSer, the National .F,giS, and the
Massachusetts YeOman; in which notice, all
persons and Corporations, interested as afore-
said, were desired to file their claims for dam
ages, if any they had, with some one of the
Commissioners, or with the Clerk of the Coun-
" Commissioners in said County, within thirty
days from the fourteenth day of MAY last past
being the time of the first publication also at
the same time, we gave notice to oil persons
and Corporations interested, of the time and
place of meeting, and of the routes to be exam
ined, for the purpose Of estimating damages, by
publishing an advertisement thereof, in three
successive papers, of each of the aforesaid
newspapers, and pursuant TO said notice and in
conformity Herewith, did meet on the third
day of July, A. D. 1923, on the land of the said
Thaddeus Chase, and on the land of the said
Daniel Rice, after having viewed higher and
different section of said Canal and having been
sworn to discharge the duties assigned faith.
fully and impartially, did proceed to examine
the location aforesaid on said Chases land by
the several courses and lengths and breadths of
chain, to whom we awarded twenty-five dollars
for permanent damages, one dollar and fifty
cents for damages in 1927, making twenty-sx
dollars and fifty cents. We then examined the
location aforesaid on said Rice's land, by the
courses and lengths and breadths of chain as
described in said Warrant, to whom we awarded
nothing in damages. We considered the bene-
fits and advantages resulting to said Rice, equal
to the damages he may sustain by reason of the
location and construction of the Canal as afore-
said
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