The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-01-20
WORCESTER, IS.
To the Hon. the County Com

| UORCESTER, IS.
10 the Hon. the County Com
| mIssloners, to be in session at Worcester
within and for the County of Worcester, Dec.
| 1929, 4th Tuesday
| XNE, the subscribers, Commissioners NAM
w ed in the foregoing Warrant, pursuant
to the directions therein contained, having Civ
en- Puoilc and seasonable notice to all persons
| interested to file their claims in the manner
therein pointed out, by publishing notice of
the time of meeting and the route to be examin-
ed, three weeks successfully in each of the fol-
lowing public papers, published in Worcester,
In the County of Worcester, viz: The Massa-
chusetts Spy and Forester .9duertiser, the
National .EgiS, and the Massachusetts Ye0mGn;
IN which notice, all persons interested as afore-
said, were desired TO file their claims for dam.
ages, if any they had, with the Clerk of the
County Commissioners aforesaid, or with some
one OF the Commissioners, within thirty days
IRON the date OF the first publication; and after
\ having given the above notice we at the same
gave further notice to all persons interest
| ed, of the time and place of meeting and of
the route to be examined for the purpose of es-
timating damages, by publishing an advertise
ment thereof in three successive papers of each
of the aforesaid public Newspapers and then,
pursuant to said notice, and in conformity there
with, we met at Worcester on the ninth day of
December, A. d. 1928, and from thence we pro-
ceeded directly to the outlet of Manchaug Pond,
where we met the owners of the land within
described, (after having been duly sworn to ex-
ecute the duties assigned us by this Warrant,
faithfully and impartiaiy) and, pursuant to said
Warrant, commenced our view and estimate of
! damages at said outlet. And, hearing all claim
ants who appeared before US, we do award dau-
ages, as follows, viz:
To the heirs of Silvanus Joslin, we award
| twenty-one dollars damages. The Canal Cor
poration to have the right of passing and re-
passing from the road to the dam at all times,
J and TO pass over the land below the dam in any
direction during the time of erecting the dam.
To David Putnam, Sd, we award Ave dollars
! damages the Canal Corporation to have the
same privilege in passing over said Putnams
land, as is reserved for them on the land belong.
| ing to the heirs of Silvanus Joslin. These dam
ages are to be in full satisfaction for the land
! taken by the above described location, ard for
the injury done to other land, as above specified.
After having completed the business assign
ed u.s. at the above located dam, we proceeded
| to the location of Feeder on the land belong
ing to Moses Parks in Worcester, where we
met him and heard him in support of his claim
| for damages. And, after viewing the said ioca-
ton, and the fowage, which would be occa-
stoned by dam to turn the water into the
Feeder, we do award the said Moses Parks, the
sum oftwenty- seven dollars for the land occu-
pied by the Feeder and the dam, and the sum
of three dollars for aowage, making in Ethe]
whole the sum of thirty dollars. The Canal
Corporation are to build for him two farm bridg-
es over said Feeder, in such places as will best
accommodate the said Parks, and for ever keep
the same in good repair.
sNATHL. P. DENNY,
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