The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-10-08


ent and coming season; among which, are
Black, Blue, Brown, Olive, Claret, and Mixed
BkoAD CLOTHS and CASSIMERES -
PLAID FEST1NGS CRAVATS; SUS-
TENDERS; HANDK'CHIEFS GLOVES,
&c. DC, which will be sold at fair prices.
VI Tailoring done as usual, in good style, by
the best of workmen, and on short notice.
W Cutting particularly attended to-
=" All those indebted to A. W., whose Notes
or Accounts have become due, are requested to
make immediate payment.
Worcester, Sept. "a. If
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS.
WORCESTER, IS. At meeting of the County
Commissioners, holden 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. Denny
IA William Crawford, Jr., and Samuel Daman
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, Cor
poration or Corporations, would sustain by the
locations and alterations of former locations of
the parts of the route of the Canal, mentioned
in the location and application of the said Black
stone Canal Company, having been duly consid-
cred by the said County Commissioners, is al
lowed, accepted, and ordered to be recorded
aAu II is luTlneE OrueIeu DY the s2Ao Oooaty
Commissioners, that the said Report be forth
with published, at the expense of said Corpora
ton, in each of the newspapers printed in said
Worcester. Which Report is as follows;
WORCESTER, SIS. July A, 1923. We, the sub
scribers, Commissioners named in the forego-
ing Warrant, having, pursuant to the directions
therein contained, given public and seasonable
notice to all persons and Corporations interest
ed, to file their claims in the manner therein
IL &c 81,
of our meeting, and of the route to be examined,
three weeks successfully in each of the follow
ing public papers, printed in Worcester, in the
County of Worcester, viz The Massachusetts
SPY, and Worcester .4dceTtiSer, the National
.Hgis, and the Massachusetts Ye0mGn in which
notice all persons and Corporations, interested
as aforesaid, were desired to file their claims for
damages, if any they had, with some one of the
Commissioners, or with the Clerk of the Coun-
ty Commissioners, in the County OF Worcester,
within thirty days from the fourteenth day of
May last past, being the time of the first publ
cation Also, at the same time having given
notice to all persons and Corporations interest
ed, of the time and place of meeting, and of the
routes to be examined for the purpose of esti-
mating damages, by publishing an advertise
ment thereof in three successive papers of each
of the aforesaid newspapers, three weeks sue
cessively, did, pursuant to said notice, and in
conformity Herewith, meet at Uxbridge on the
third day of July, A. d. 1928, after having ex
amned higher and different locations, conforma-
bly, to said notice: And having been sworn,
faithfully and mpartially to discharge the duties
assigned US, we proceeded TO examine the loca-
ton on land of John Capron & Sons, in Tx
bridge, for the purpose of varying the road near
Scull Rock Bridge, and pursued the several
COURSES with their lengths and breadths of chain,
crossing the Canal. To said John Capron &
Sons we awarded nothing in damages. On Da-
vid Taft's land, for the purpose of giving the
road good direction from the Canal Bridge, to
whom we award nothing in damages On Dan
iel Carpenters land adjacent to Mumford RiY-
er, for the purpose of widening the channel of
said River, to whom we award nothing in dam
ages On George Wizards land, for the pur-
pose of varying the road, where the Canal cross
es it, to whom we award nothing in damages
On land of Manasseh Baker, at the same place,
and for the same purpose, to whom we award
nothing in damages. On land of Peleg Aldrich
and Willard Aldrich, for the purpose of varying
the direction of the road, where it crosses the
Canal, so as to allow the travel to pass over the
bridge across the locks, to whom we award no.
thing in damages. On land of Henry Dunn for
the purpose of varying the road where it crosses
the Canal, to whom we award nothing in dam
ages. On land of Syvanus Holbrook, for the
purpose of varying the travel of the road, so as
to cross the bridge over the Canal, near the
County bridge, to whom we award nothing in
damages. On land of Peter Farnum, for the
purpose of varying the road, where the Canal
crosses it, to whom we award nothing in dam
ages. On land of Joshua g. Paul G.. Chase, for
the purpose OF varying the road where the Canal
crosses 1t, to whom We award nothing in dam
ages. On land Of Joshua & John Waite, for the
purpose of varying the road where the Canal
crosses it, to whom we award no damages On
land of Nathan d. Andrew March, for the pur-
pose of varying the road where the Canal cross
es it, so as to give the travel good direction
over bridge on the wings of lock, near said
MARGINS house, to whom we award no damages,
there having been an agreement on the part of
the town of Millbury to settle with the said Ma
than d Andrew, and to hold the Canal Corpora
lion harmless against any damages they may
claim. On land owned by Zadock Taft, in Tx
bridge, being gravelly bluff near the Canal on
the east side thereof and adjacent TO the south
line OF land of Daniel Carpenter, for the purpose
OF obtaining earth necessary for the construc-
ton OF the embankment of the Canal in the vi
cinity, fifty square rods, the earth to be taken
away down to the level of the adjoining land,
with the right of conveying the same to said en-
oanKment, to whom we award ten dollars in
damages
In The above cases, we have considered the
benefits and advantages resulting to the several
claimants, an equivalent for the damages they
seVerally sustain, by reason of the location and
construction of the Canal aforesaid.
All which is respectfully submitted.
NATHL. P. DENNY
WILLIAM CRAWFORD, Jr.
SAMUEL DAMAN."
WORCESTER, S. September 10, 1923. Ger.
tify that the foregoing is Copy Of the Order
OF the County Commissioners upon the Report