The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1847-01-06

is proper for us TO state that iha following article
prepared and forwarded to u.s. before the writer's
had seen the communication of ] G. Carter, Esq of
Dec. ST. which appeared in the Spy of the 4h inst but
was not received in be published till this time
MR. EARLE-DEAR SHIT seems by your paper
OF last week, that j. G. Carrier ESQ. complains of in
justice having been done him in communication TO
your paper.
We have been at pains to procure copy of the
records OF the Probate Court for this County which We
will thank you to publish.
Allow US through your paper 10 say the Editor OF
the Worcester County Gazette that regard truth and
candor among the Christian virtues and would call
his attention to the following extract from the aforesaid
records We would add that the petitioners rested their
SUIT mainly on the ground that the said Carter was un-
trustworthy ana that the witnesses were required TO ies
ufy to particular instances of dishonesy-sueh as had
come within their own knowledge and nothing was al
lowed To be SAID about general reputation.
Should Mr. Carter think thai we have not done him
sufficient justice IN this commune cation will give him
and the public the particulars Of hi, guardianship in full
including exchanging mortgages with the Teasdaes
And II IN following the gentleman through all his doub-
ings and wndmgs, we find any resignation before
his fenosal, we will pass ii to his credit, though i'm
preston is that gnaon of situation he had cen
declared incapable ci holding would not quite viudicae
his character We also ready go Into an investi-
CATION OF the alluded TO, 10 the Supreme Court he
desires, or, should he prefer, we will publish lew ex-
tracts from the records of the Lancaster Bank-tba in,
eighteen months from the effects of his adrot
faanciering
Should The gentleman aggrieved call for another vol
Of facts for the people, we will pledge ourselves
10 furnish them at short notice.
Yours, &c, ANTHONY LANE,
JOHN G. THURsToN
JACOB FISHER
C. r. SYMMEs,
HENRY LINCOLN.
Lancaster, Jan 4, 1647.
P. S. You will make your own comments about
your leraction. We write nothing but what We know
10 be tue, and retIacl nothing.
Entract from Probate Records. Book-Guordian's
emory Harris. Worcester S. June Is, 1874 To the
Hon. Ira NJ Barton, Judge cf Probate within and for
the County of Worcester
Respectfully represents Emory Harris of Lancaster
in said County tina he eleventh day OF the current
June, he attained the age OF fourteen years thai for
abont five ears last past James G. Carter of said Ian
caster Esqutc has been his guardian, that it is his
chOlce llsat John NJ Washburn of said Lancaster Es-
qure should be his guardian and he prays that he may
be appointed in the place and stead of the said Carter
and that the said Garter may be removed from his guar
dlansbip OF the said Emory.
EMORY HARRIS, l. s.
SALLY w. HARRIS L. S
Upon the petition above written notice having been
glven as m the order of the Court directed Inc said
James o. Cater appeared the November tenn of the
Court, and prayed that he might be furnished by lie
which they claimed his removal from his trust of guar
danship which specification ordered by the Court
and thereupoD filed and notice taken by said Carter
At The request of The parties the further consideration Of
SAID petition Sas postponed TO the December term of
SAID Court, al winch time the consideration OF said petit
ton was resumed. Ater hearing the testimony Of divers
credible witnesses in relation TO the grounds OF removal
stated ~ the written specification Of the petitioners il is
adudged by me that the said Carter IS an unsuitable
person for disciargiag said trust Of guardianship and
that he be removed from the same
BENJ F. THOMAS. Judge oi Probate
The specification OF the grounds for the removal of
said Garter, is on file and in The fol owing v orls-
Court OF Probate for the County OF Worces err first
Tuesday of November, 1874 Emory Harris Petr. rs
James G. Garter.
The grounds upon which the removal OF said Garter
as guar ian oi SAID Emory requested is
ist. That he is evidently incapable Of dlschargmg
his trust.
"a That he is evidently an unsuitable person for
SAID trust. F. Fl DEWEY, Attorney for Petr"
dis resignation of the trust is on file there but il was
not made ill after lie was removed
We also lean fom The books Of the ceaaSel Of the
petitioners that Mr. Carter paid The cost To- the W.T.
nes>es, S1924