Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-24
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instructor III Eocuon In the N H. Conference Seminary
and Female College, and al The Grafton Co Trat hers
Institutes. would announce to the people of Worcester
his intention to remain in this city for few weeks for
the purpose of giving
INSTRUCTION IN ELOCUTIoN,
to those who may desire it.
For full information respecting his mode of instruction
terms Of tuition, &C. call at his Rooms, at ission
Chapel, corner of Summer and Bridge Streets
he VIII be happy to make arrangements viii classes,
with individuals for PRIVATE INSTRUCTION.
Reference in this CT y, Rev. ". T. Sleeper
From Mr.. L W. Russell, of the N E Normal Institute
81 have no hesitation in recommending him as fully
competent to teach Elocuon in all its applications to
readidg and speaking.o
From Professor VIM. Russell, lancaster Mass
u can warmly recommend him as a thorough student.
and expert teacher in Elocution"
Mr.. R. may be found at his rooms from to 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, and from to 5 ?. NJ. diff mchl5
To the Honorable Senate and House of Rep
resenatives of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts,
in General Courl assembled.
FEHHE UNDERSIGNED, being Committees of the to vns
o. Uxbrldge and Norhbridge, both in the county of
Worcester having been duly chosen by their respective
towns for the purpose respectfully epr that in the
year 1T2 the nOrthery part of the rrtory the said
town Of Uxbrdge was Incorporate into district by the
name of Northbridge By said act of incorporation
certain boundary line between SAID town and district
eslabshed and certain inhabitants their heirs and as
signs, owning estates situate northery said line were
permitted at their election, he remain in the town
of Uxbridge aforesaI until said nhabt ants their heirs
assigns should, in the specific in said act OF
incorporation, elect to belong Nor hbridge as more par
scuarly appears by reference said iucorpora.
0u Since said division several OF the owners of said
estates, situate aforesaid have, pursuance of the
provisions of said act, separated themselves with their
ESTATES from the town of Uxbrdge and connected them
selves with the town of North In consequences of
which, the bound ry line between laid towns has become
very and nconvenient to the inhabitants of said
towns, in the management of their municipal affairs
And your petitioners further repesen that in pursuance
of the authority vested them by their resp ctive towns
they have agreed upon part of the boundary line
90 ntufF. H.
m Inument on the westerly line sad towns and at
corner OF Sutton in said county thence south COZ east
in straight line to its point of intersection with the
southerly ns of said Nolthbrdge, ery of humferds
River, as established b. said of 1872.
Wherefore your petitioners pray due proceedings
may be hid hereon. and that the Hon. Geuera Court
would by enactment confirm and establish tue conven-
tona line aforesaid the future boundary between said
towns and the inhabitants of North"ridge if any resid
ing southery of said conventional line with their lands
and estates situate southery OF the shall annexed
to and become part Of said of Uxbridge; and that
the nhaotant. of UNbrdgs, any, residing northerly
uaie nrthery thereof be to ami made part of
said town OF Nor hbridge.
And as in duty bound will pray.
o oI1II God B; RAWsoN, Committee
NEWELL TYLER, y Uxbridge
JOEL BAoHEioR, Of E TIN towH Of
ISRAEL PLUMMER, SNorthbridge
A true copy. Attest. SCOTT sEAGRAvE.
Constable of Uxbrdge.
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS.
In SENATE March II, 1866.
an the Petition aforesaid, Ordered THAI the Petitioners
" atested copy of their Petition with this Or
der thereon be served upon the Town Clerks of the
several Of Uxbridge and Norbrdge; also published
in the Worcester Transcript and Worcester Spy three
times at least in each; said service to be seven days at
least before the 3lst slant that all persons interested
may then appear and show cause, il any they have why
the prayer Of said petition should not be granted
Sent down for concurrence. Z. L. cox, Clerk.
In the House of Representatives March 49, 1856 Con-
CURED. WE p HAsKELI Clerl
true copy-Attest
PL cox Clerk of the Senate.
true copy-Attes:. SCOTT SEAGRAyB,
mch2l dot Constable of Uxbridge.
Worcester, IS. Probate ONCE, March 20, 1856.
To all persons interested in the estate of MINERVA
CLARK, late Of sturbrdge, deceased, GREETING,
V0U are cited to appear at Court of Probate 10 be
II holden at Worcester on the first Tuesday of April
next To show why administration OF the Estate of
said deceased should not ne granted to Chene P Shed.
don. CHAS. G. PRENTISS Reg
WoRoesrEE, S. Probate ONCE, March is, 1856
70 all persons interested in the of TIMOTHY b.
ALLEN late Of Mtllbury, decreased. GREETING.
NoU are cited to appear at Court Of Probate to be
n holden at Worcester, on the FIRST Tuesday of April
next 10 show why administration oths estate Of said
deceased, should not be granted to Gardner f. OF
hillbury. OHAs. 9. PRENTJss, Reg.
nchl7 d3sM
worcester, IS. RrODAtc Ohce, March ii, 1855.
To all persons interested in the Estate az sILAs
BROOKS, late Of Worces err deceased, GREErIsa.
UOU are cited appear at Court Of Probate to be
il holden at Worcester, the first Tuesday of Apri
next, to show why the instrument which pur-
ports h be the last VIII and Testament OF said decsased
should not be approved.
mchl7 d3sM CIIAs. @. PRENTIss Reg.
NOTICE.-Th The subscriber having rellnquished hs
~ professional business In the City Of Worcester
would respectfully recommend to his former patrons ana
friends, JOSEPH N BATES, NJ. d., Physician and sur
geon formerly Of Barre, Mass.
Having made change In location and business rela.
one, he Is DESTROYS u eGecting Anal set leent with his
former patrons, previous 10 an immediate removal
All persons indebted by note account will please call
at his Office, No. Pearl Street, and settle with w w.
Warren, who may be found FROM TO O'Clock PM,
until April 10th, 1896 GEO. A. BATES.
JOS. n. BATES, M. d.,
Once No. I Pearl street,. Worcester.
mch11 dtAlb
MIA THE WORCESTER CORNET
Wa Ng BAND was re- organized on Monday nigh. by
As5l1 ne choice Of Il q. BANCROFT, Clerk, W. 4.