The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-10-10
NEW LINE OF STAG ES

gsNHE public are respectfully informed that n
Il new line of Stages, called the CITIZENS
LINE, has commenced running from Hartford
to Worcester, thence to Boston and will leave
Hartford every Tuesday, Thursday, and Sat
nrday, at O'Clock, A, NJ, passing through the
following towns, viz East Hartford, East
Windsor, Ellington, Stafford (hy the lurnaces)
Wales. Brimfcld, Brookiield, 10y the furnace)
Spencer, Leicester, to Worcester; and leaves
Worcester on the following mornings, at z
O'Clock, by the same route, for Hartford.
As new line Of Stages from Hartford TO
Boston has so often been called for, and it
has been reported by some That the object of
this wholly To oppose the Old LInG, tho
propretors would say, aversc from wish TO
oppose, they have taken every precauiou
against running wheels in the ruis of the Cid
Line, Sut to pass through towns. villages, by
factories, &c, where no Stage runs, and TO
| furnish public accommodation for people on
! The route and travellers. The Citizens Line
will be furnished with splendid red coaches,
! FIRST rate horses, aud drivers who are qualified
10 transact any business which may be en-
tr lsied to their charge, and hope by pnnctual
aud persevcring efforts to please, they shall re-
ceivo a share Of public patronage.
Books kept al H. Mdrgnn's United States
! Hotel, A SlOcnms Hartford Hotel, T. H. Mar
slIall's Eagle Tavern, and at ST Johns Hotel,
| in Hartford, and at the Hotels of S. b. Thomas
! and }. Es;abrock III Worcester.
Ao.... GILES REMINGTON, Ho,Jord.
'''"''' I Wa c. STEBBiNS, WorceSter
Aug %. If
To the Hon. the County Com
rnissinners, to be in session on the second
Tuesday Of September, a. ID. 1882;
NET =, the subscI beers, Commissioners named
w IN the foregoing warrant, having, pur-
suant to the directions therein contained, given
/ 4. Ill
lercstcd to file their claims in the manner there
in pointed out, by publishing notice of the
| time Of our meeting, and the locations TO be
examined, three weeks successfully. in each of
the following public papers, VIZ: "Ihe .HasSa-
chaSeHS Spy paper published in Worcester,
and the ''PtoUidcnce Duty JOuraai," a paper
published in Providence, IN which notice all
persons and corporations interested as aforesaid
were desired 10 file their claims for damages, if
any they had, with one Of the Commissioners,
or with the Clerk Of the County Commissioners,
within Thirty days from the date Of the first
publication, aud after having given the above
notice. we caused, at the same time, notice TO
be given to all persons and corporations inter-
ested as aforesaid of the time and place OF our
meeting, Tor the purpose o. estimating damages,
and Of the route TO be examined, by publishing
an advertisement thereof in three successive
papers Of each oil the aforesaid newspapers, and
then pursuant TO said notice, and IN conformity
Herewith we met at the factory Of Welcome
and Darius ID. Fdrnum, in Mendon, in the Coun-
~ of Worcester, on the seventh day of August
inst. at nine of the clock, in the forenoon, for
the purpose of estimating the damages occa-
stoned by The location upon their dam, as de-
scrIbed in the warrant aforesaid, but they hav
ing filed no claim, appearing TO claim any
damages, we have assessed none for them
At the same time we were shcwn an lnden-
ture of two parts, bearing date July 90, 1882,
and executed by John W. Lincoln, John Davis,
and Stephen II. Smith, for the Blackstone
Canal Company, on the first part, and by Mich
olas Brown, Thomas P. Ives, Cyrus Butler,
Edward Darlington, Stephen Trip, John Car
ter Brown Moses Ives, Robert N. Ives, viii!
ham Butler and William Butler, trustee for
Sarah Duncan, wife of Alexander Duncan,
members of the Blackstone Mannac, uring
Company, on the second part, by which The said
Nicholas Brown and others. members OF the
Blackstone Manufacturing Company as niore-
said, release all damages and claim to damages
of the aforesaid Blackstone Canal Company, by
reason Of The location to increase the reservoir
at their factory, IN Mendon aforesaid, as par
ticularly described in The Report Of said Canal
, Company, contained in he said foregoing war
rant.
The release aforesaid is consequent upon the
slpuaions, covenants, and agreements conf
tanned in the lndenture aforesaid, which lnden-
ture, and the stipuatons, covenants, and agree.
meuts therein contained, are always TO be re-
ferred to, as making a part of this our Report;
as, in consequence OF which, we assess no dam
ages TO the members Of the Blackstone Manu-
I featuring Company aforesaid, by reason of the
location and construction aforesaid.
The foregoing view and examination were
made by us, after having been sworn well and
truly TO discharge the duties assigned us by tho
said warrant All which is submitted.
NATH'L. p. DENNY.
f WILLIAM CRAWFORD, Jr.
SAMUEL DAMAN.
Aug. 90, 1892.