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April 81. l947.

WORCESTER, IS. April 81 l847
To WILLIAM w. PART, of Worcester, in said County
Assignee of the Estate of HOMER SAWTELL, of
said Worcester, an insoiveDt debtor, Greeting
XTOU hereby required give notice that the third
meeting Of the creditors of said Homer Sawtell will
be holden M office in Worcester, the t,oenty sxtk
day eff April current, at O'Clock in the forenoon
when and where the said creditors may prove further
debts against the said Sawte and show cause why
certificate of discharge shall not be granted to him,
and you will also settle your account and a dividend
will be orde ed And YOU W II serve this notice by pub
fishing attesied copy of this order twice in the Dsy
Spy newspaper printed Worcester aforesaid before
the day said meeting, and bv giving written by
mail otherwise 10 all known creditors of said Saw
tell And you 10 make return of This order -..h
yonr dongs thereon ~ the time and place Of said
ing. ISAAC DAVIS. is
A COPY. Master in CHAINS
A2332b Htsest,4 WIN. w PRATr. ASS
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Paxton, March lsth, lS47.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts.


WORCESTER, ss.
AT meeting Of the County Commissioners, begun and
holden at Worcester within and for the County Of
Worcester. the third Tuesday Of April, A. ID. l647
by adjournment
On the petition aforesaid, Ordered That notice be
given 10 all and Corporations interested therein
that SAID Commissioners will meet the public house
in said Paxton Tuesday, the twentyfjth day of May
nert. oil the clock in The afternoon by publishing
Infested copy OF said Petition and OF this Order there
on IN the Daily Spy, newspaper printed in said Wor
cester, three weeks successfully, the last publication
To ne fourteen days, least, before the said twenty h
day of May next:
And il is further Ordered, That the Sheriff of said
County, his Deputy the Town Clerk of the said
town of Payton, with attested copy of said Petition
and Order thirty days, at least, and also post up
atIested copy thereof in public places in said town
Paxton, fourteen days, least before the said twenty
fifth day OF May next, which time and place the said
Commissioners will proceed 10 view the route set forth
in said Petition, 10 hear all persons and Corporations
interested therein who may then and there desire be
heard thereon and, they shall adjudge that the prayer
OF said petition ought to be granted then to discontinue
the road the above described, and
all such damages any person Corporation may
tain by the dsconnnance aforesaid
Attest VIM. JENNISON, Clerk pro TEN.
Copy al the Petition and OF the Order of thereon.
A-3d3w Attest, w. JENNISON, Clerk pro TEN.
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To the Honorable Board of County Com

ms.ioners for the County of Worcester.
THE Petition OF the Worcester and Nashua Railroad
Company respectfully represents, that they have laid
out and located their Railroad upon and land lying
in the town OF West Boy ston said County owned and
held by Asa Marsh OF CHESTERFIELD in the State of New
Hampshire in trust for The wife OF Joham Glazier of said
West Boysn, and that your Petitioners propose take
for the purposes OF their Railroad the portions Of the land
aforesaid described as follows, TO wit:
strip lane 656 feet long measured the line
Of said Railroad the located the norhery end
bounding leading by the house OF Russell Holt
Boylston and the southery end on the high.
way leading rom The Valley Hotel in said West Boylston
10 Worcester, being strip OF land and half rods
wide each side Of the line of said Railroad the
souhery end OF said strip thence dvergipg sixty
IN width each side OF said line the distance of
Two hundred feet from said sother end thence converg
Zig TO thirty feet in width :he eastey side of said
cen re line, and TO forty nine and hail feet width
the westerly side thereof the distance three hundred
ieei rom said souiherly end thence OF Uniform width
OF thirty three the easterly and and
half feet in width the westerly side said line
TO the road leading by The Ruee Holt aforesaid
containing one acre and eghtenths Of acre,
less
Also, another piece of land adjoining the above described
strip, from which said Company propose lake EARTH
gravel and materials necessary for the purpose of
struciDg said Railroad, described follows TO wit:
strip land sixty iee wide and hundred long,
situate on the westerly side of the strip abr descrbed
the norhery end thereof bounded the leading by
safi hos containing forty hunoredhs Of
or less
And your Petitioners That where they propose to
take the land aforesaid than five rods wide or with
out the limits of SAID Railroad is necessary SO TO do for
the purpose OF cuttings embankment procuring
stone and gravel and necessary for the proLer
construction and security of said Railroad and Petit
TONERS luhe' aver that they have been able
the land and materials aforesaid by voluntary agreement
with the owner thereof; wherefore they pray your Honor
abe bOard alter due notice. view the premises TO
scribe the limits within which said Company may take
said land where they propose take the more than
I'VE rods IN width or without the limits of said Railroad,
and TO estimate according the provisions law the
amount OF damages any sustained by the thereof
in the premises.
Worcester and Nashua Railroad Company by
w. A WHEELER AGENT
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MARRIED.

II
In Barre. April 81, Mr. Willard Dennis Miss Hannah
K. Hldreh.
In Townsend. April IS, Mr. Charles A. Merriam of Ian
caster, TO Miss Elima H. Graham.
In Acton April 49, MIR Isaac Bullard Miss Ann Francis
Lovejoy of Boston.
In Scarborough by The Rev. Mr. Rawson, Mr. Henry s.
Parker to Miss Harriet E., eldest daughter Of the ocia
ing clergyman.
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A Pleasant Situation for Sale.

A Pleasant Situation for Sale.
IL VNHE beautiful Estate situated in the pa Of
Tnah Central Village in Uxbridge, recently occrpied
4sslby DR.. GEoRaE WILLARD consisting Of about Ten
of Land, story Dwelling House. with lazza
two Sides Barn. She'd and other Out buildings. There
is variety of choice Fruit Trees upon the place This
estate within five minutes walk of Of the stations
the Providence and Worcester Railroad and
the most desirable residences in the County of
Application may be made 10 Col. JOHN w. CAPRoN in
w. O BARTLETT,
JOHN C. YMAN.
Worcester, Jan Ie, 1e47. dwistf 8
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Commonwealth Of Massachusetts,.

WORCESTER,
At meeting of the County Commissioners, begun and
holden at Worcester within and for the County of Wor-
ces er, on the fourth Tuesday Of March, AID. 1877:
On the petition aforesaid, ordered that notice be given
to all persons and Corporations interested therein that
said commissioners will meet at the Valley Hotel in said
west Boyson, on Tuesday, the tWenty seventh day of
Apr nert AT two of the clock in afternoon by pub
ing an atested copy of said Petition and this Order
thereon, in the Daily Spy, newspaper printed in said
worcester, fourteen days, a, least, before the said
twenty seventh day Of Ar and by serving The said
Glazier with like copy Of said Petition and Order four
teen days, neore the said twenysevenh LAY OF April
next; al which time and place the said Commissioners
will proceed 10 view the several parcels of land set forth
IN said Petition 10 hear all persons corporations inter-
esed therein who may then and there desire TO tie heard
thereon and they shall adudge that the prayer said
fetition ought to he grnied then prescribe the limits
within which sand Company may take said ands in all
cases where they propose take the than five
rods IN width or without the limits of said Railroad
to estimate the amount OF damage any, sustained by
each OF the owners afore aid, in the premises
Attest, JOS. KENDALL, Clerk.
copy Of the Petition and Order thereon.
dtA27 Attest. JOS. G. KENDALL Clerk
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" % European journals tell us that in Charlotte
burg, IN Prussia, process has been discovered,
by which marble, of the purest quality, may be
cast in mouds OF any size and that several figures,
of The size Of life, have already been cast from it
with complete success.
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Messengers Notice.

WORCESTER, IS. April 20, Ie47.
III ENRY CHAPLIN, Esq, Master in Clancery, within
IL and for the county OF Worcester has this day issued
Warrant against the Estate of JOHN II. PERKINS,
of Uxbridga in said County, cabinet manufacturers an
insolvent debtor and the pay of any Debts or the
delivery OF any property belonging to said insolvent
debtor, him, for his use, and the transfer any
property by him, forbidden nv law.
The first meeting OF the creditors of said debtor will
be holden AT the office of Newton & Chaplin. in Wor-
cester, in said County, on the thirteenth day of May
nert at o'clock in the forenoon, for the proof
debts, and the choice Of an assignee assignees.
A24d6i WILLIAM g. CAPRON ID. Sheriff.
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Stock OF DIZZY Goods IA Grooerios

For sale, and Store to Let.
rTvHB STOCK is small and desirable and The s,o,.
stand one Of the best In the places The stock viii ~
sold on very favorable terms. ''' 'c
Any one wishing to engage In the mercantile busins..
will do well to call al once upon the subscribers who
sell this stock goods and draw orders payable In
New England Village, March ~. An a ~ d,,''
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DIED.

DIED,
In Sturbrdge March 8, Mr. David Benson go March o.
Mr. John Rice Jr.. "a.
In Newark, N. j. April 5, Aaron Thompson, another of
se small lining company of old Jersey Blues no
tibuted to the establishment of Independence, 81.
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NEW CARpETS.
THE ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY,

MV' 90 State-street, Hartford, Conn.,, &
W,Ln sound and Groitabie Capital NJ S150.OOO
1rFEk their protection aeans. loss "r damage By IRE TO
the citizens Of Worcester and les vicinity II insnrps
dwelling Houses and Furniture Stores and Merchandise
generav' Factories, and Mills, tho moss favorable
This institution has been In operation nearly quarter
cen'ury-s reputation for liberal adjustment and II
Promp'ude In paying lossos well known and essab
'nned. ~ THOMAS X. BRACE, PysssSenf
siMEoE !. LcoMIs, SsersfevS. IA 1l71 ~ Tr7' W.
Hartford, March 6,Ia45. stfnfa ~ ksa e4alsi istf
NJ Persons dcsrous of obtaining Insurance In tho above
Company, are referred for particular 70 A. H. BuL
LOCI, Esq.,, In Worcester, Mass.
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Providence & Worcester Rail Road Go.

Tenth and Last Assessment.
NOTICE is hereby given that the Tenth and last As
IN sessmen OF Ten Dollars each share payable ON
THE FIRST DAY OF MAY NEXT.
% Interest from that day will be charged all pay
ments not made previous TO the 18th day OF May.
ISAAC BROWN, Treasurer.
Providence, April 10, Ie47. dtMl2
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REAL ESTATE SALE.

"a yXTILL be sold at PUBLIC AUCTION, on dth
fM44A w day, (Wednesdcy,) mo. May 26th, al II
.essA o'clock premises at SoUTn LEICESTER
previously disposed Of that well known Scy the Shop ard
Water Privilege, occupied by the Leicester Scythe
Company, situate about Of mile from the Clappvie
Depot together with al the permanent fixtures and bud
ngs, used for the manufacture of scythes. These
works. with good management, capable of turning
from lot 1900 dozen scyhes per annum. This is
chance for any wishing to purchase such establish
ment Terms made known at the time Of SALE For further
particulars inquire of SrEPHEN DRAPER the premises
of the subscribers al Worcester.
]. PRATT & EARLE.
p s. This is a valuable privilege for factory any
thing Of the kind requiring good power there being
about eleven feet fa and opportunity of increasing it
very materially by small outlay.
limo. "a. w4t17 eodM 26 J.P&E.
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Peoples Mutual Fire Insurance f,omnanv

1CvRics uuCudi Ire insurance COmDanV,
VIE hrst meeting Of the Members of this CORPORATION
WIN pc ne'a at Room No 8, under Brnley Hall, in
cxrrsnt at O'Clock the purpose Of accepiins he
Act Incorporating SAID Company. making By Laws choos
ing DIRECTORS anu doing all other necessary TO
pe,e organization of said corporation according to law
GEO. BOWEN Persopx n.,,.a -,
E. II. HEMENWAY. s ,hs az. ",'n ne IN
Worcester, April %, ls47. Avn,
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Drugs, Medicines, Dye Stufs, Paints,
i ldn.x Lee u

Window Glass, &c. &c
constant supply may atcays be found for sale by
RANDALL & BATCHELLER.
81 India Street, corner of Custom House 81.
BOSTON.
M. Linseed OIL, Eng. do.-French Yellew Eng Veni-
tan Red, Whiting, Chrome Green, Superior Paris do
Brunswick Prss Green Superior Coach aud Furniture Var
nish fruss Blue Eng. and Am Vermilion China and Am
Alum, COpperas. superior Nader Cream Tartar Soda
&c. with full assortment of WINDOW GLASS of var-
Gus brands.
% All orders will be punciuay attended to- and with
the utmost dispatch eod6w Boston March q
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Helm Wanted.

n
A MAN to drive an OK Team and other work on rs,,,
IA with Family 70 work in Cotton Mil Al I'M :, n''
OF four other famses containing Spinning room an ME-
room help TO families good tsnemsnts vii, he
For further particulars apply 10 the suhser x prices
premises, or address by mail 20 kfnsonvis Msss me
Il. SAUNDERS a BROTHER
stes' WIS 4.o'N" ~V dNx9x
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To ALEXANDER H. BULLOCK. ESQ.,. Clerk


of Worcester Aqueduct Company.
VOU required to call Meeting of the Worcester
il Aqueduci Company to be held at The East Town Hall
three O'Clock afternoon the following arti
cle-, viz:
l. To choose Moderator.
To determine whether the Company will make an ex-
tension Of the Aqueducl with suable pipes and hydranIs
by lay ing pipes g from Lincoln Square down Summer
Street 10 Washington Square and thence Grafton Street
the end Of Franklin street; and by laying pipes
from A Trumbul's down Green Street 10 VIM b. Foxs
new factory and by laying pipes from Mechanic Street
through Church Street Front Street, and thence down
Front Street TO Warren Streets and by laying pipes up
Pie sant Street to " est Street "
To see il the Company will raise any money to pay
the expense of making tension of the Aquednct by
tax levied the polls and the members Of the
Company otherwise.
4 To determine the mole of collection of any tax and
what discount shall be made on Of any with
In a certain time
Witness hands at Worcester, on this twenty first
day OfAPril, in the year eighteen hundred and forty
seven. STEPHEN SALISBURY, , Committee
ISAAC DAVIS. of
HENRY w MILLER, Managers,
WORCESTER, SIS. April %, lS47
THE inhabitants Of the Centre District in Worcester
L who are by Jaw qualified in town affairs and
also included in the limits of the said Worcester
Company, hereby notified and warned TO meet Al The
East Town Hall in said Worces Friday the thirth
day Of 4pril instant at O'Clock r. M then and there 10
the several articles and subjects Confined in the
foregoing requison of the Managers of said Company,
A. II. BULLOCK,
det Clerk OF said Company.
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FARWELL Il WHEELOCK.
House, Sign, Chair and Furniture Painters.
~, sGhrosning and Paper Hanging doas TO order
~ the services Of Mr. G. PEAsE in the rainins denar,
ceve share OF the public patronage. '~rs
~ shop No. Mechcaic Street over Thomas sutton,s
Grain Store pARWEr .'P'
Worcester. March 4, ls47. dsm j. II. WHEEIoCK
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Fishers Original Paintings.

MR. LEONARD of Boston, will sell in that
Va City on FRIDAY. Aprn 30th, at ten O'Clock, the
PAINTINGS OF ALYAN FISHER, Esq. composed and
painted during the last five years.
IL For particulars see Boston papers.
Catalogues will be forwarded address, on applc ion
10 the AuctIoneer. div April ~.
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Hunters mot Reeds Pulmonary Balsam
and DVSUeDsDa Pills


ItHESE articles are offered the notice OF the
Il community in this part OF New England. They have
been for several years extensively and successfully used in
Maine where they have acquired great ceebr Tor their
curative qualities The proprietor has received numerous
certincaies ct important effected by these medicines
when used together as the accompany Directions viii
shew In presenting these medicines TO the public The
proprietor confidently recommends for trial 10 ali
who may be afflicted with Coughs Colds, and ether pul
monary complaints feeling certain that disapps ntmen
VIII not easne Prepared by j. CURTIS Proprietor
Bangor-spld wholesale by
SIMPSON & REED
march 49, d2aw5m Is Merchants Ro,e BOSTON
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after cruising nineteen days along the coast the
party returned unsuccessful, and the conclusion
was that the launch had been swamped and all
on board persisted
Midshlpman Montgomery and his brother were
sons of Commander Montgomery, OF the Ports
mouth, and their loss will be to him deep Attic
ton. They were nephews OF Bishop McCoskry,
of Michigan, and Commander Inman, of the navy,
I who married sisters of Commander Montgomery.
New ORLEANS, April IL. The tide of en-
igration to Mexico seems to have received a
strong impulse from the capture of Vera Cruz.
Those who wish TO make money and those that
have il to spend in sight seeing all focking
thither. There are some fifteen vessels OF all
size up for Vera Cruz and yet SO numerous
are the applications that it is almost impossible to
procure passage, except at the sacrifice Of COM
fort of every kind Cor. Of the Charleston COiT.
~ Ill IL
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Notice.

THIS certifes that have given unto my son, OLIVER,
Il his time till of age, and that hereafter shall claim
none OF earnings pay debts of his contracting
Holden, April a. ls47. d. DAVID PIERCE.
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SUG AR AND MOLASSES.
O0 HHDS prime Porto Rico and New Orleans sIJCAR
~ % boxes do Brown Havana do
so hhds do Trinidad and Cardenas MOI AssFs
Just received and for sale by
Worcester, A pril Is. I,,, ~
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Miners Wanted.

VIE subscriber wishes TO engage to four proc a!
miners. II is supposed that among the foreign
grants IN THIS town there may be that have hadex
pe.ehce IN hls businesso such good wages will be Civ
~. Gall at my residence in Yves, Street
Worcester, April 23. l. r. BARBOUR
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entirely new article for ladies Drsssss, and NO,
IA elsewhere to be found for sale BY
Worcester, April IA. .. A. UPTON q co.
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SEED seed.
Dancing School.

DANCING SCHOOL.
MIR PAPANTI of Boston, respectfully informs
l the Ladies and Gentlemen Worcester that the
solicitation of several families he proposes if Sufficient
encouragement he given, to open DANCING SCHOOL.
for Young Ladies and Boys, commencing the ffh Of
May to be kept twice week. Wednesdays and SaIur
days in the afternoon, for twelve weeks.
Also, school for Young Gentleman commencing on the
evening of the day and be kept twice week in
the evening for the number of weeks.
Mr. Papant requests the favor of tho who wish pat
ronize him. TO leave their the Bookstore OF
EDWARD LvERMoRE, Main Street. where they may
tain further particulars. d,m5 April IT,
SITUATION WANTED.
nor a Boy IA years old for from four years
IL either upon Farm Apprentice a trade
Inquire at No 90 Market st, OF WIN. DUDLEY.
Worcester. Feb 10.
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his time till of age, and tia, hereafter shall claim
none off earnings pay debts of his contracting
Holden, April IA. 1s47. d. DAVID PIERCE.
FIRE INSURANCE.
THE American Insurance Company, Pr, vi
dence, R. l.. continue insure against LOSS OR
DAMAGE BY FIRE, on Cation, Wooden, and other Man
nlactoies Buildings and Merchandise Favorable
The Capital Stock,
$4,000,
all paid in, and well invested DirectorsWm Rho les
Robert Stafford, Amos D. Smith, Resolved Walern an
Shuhael Hutchns, Ebcne2er Kelley, Tully D. Brown Ma
hanel Bishop, George s Rahbone Caleb Harris, beg
Bullock, Walker Humphrey, and Allen o. Peck.
Persons wishing for Insurance requested to d ect
their applications, (Which should be accompaned with
particular description of the property, per mall the
President Secretary of the Company, and the will
meet with prompt attention.
ALIEN o. PECK, President.
WALKER HUMPHREY, Secretary.
American Insurance Co Is
Office, Nov g. 1916.
II The subscriber is authorized receive Applicant
for Insurance by the above Company.
W. o BARTLETT,
Office in Buman Block
Worcester, Jan l. l647 dist
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-06-05
Sherif's Sale.

DY virtne Of plures Fl ia. execution issn.s
- out of the Office of the Clesk of the Dis,r;c.
Court for Grant county. Wisconsin TcHirrry, ana
70 me directed and delivered, in favor of Andrew
Peel AID against Robert Halloween, | have leyiss
on all the tight. title and interest which the said
Robert Haiiosgel had on the aenty seventh dayof
August, $40. or ~ any time thereafter. in and IN
the following lots and parts of lots of land in Ire
town Of Potosi. and in that part OF said icwn for.
msrly known as Van Buren,. viz: lots 50 and 81
IN the town Of Potosi. aud lot so in The same
town as designated on the plat of that palt OF SAID
town formerly called Van Buren,. IN said countv.
and thai for the purpose of satisfying sai6 ex-eu.
ton and COSTS will offer for sale The sail p.smi.
ses at public sentue at the outward door of The
courthouse, in the town OF Lancaster in said
county, on the 10Th day Of July next, at two ofths
clock in the afternoon of said day
MATTHEW WOODS,
Sheriff Of said county.
Dated Sherff's Office, May 90, 1917.
I2-et.