Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-12-16
NOTICES..
No THE HONORABLE TIE HOUSE
" REPRESENTATIVES, Of the Commonwealth

- SS.. ls5s ~ ENfAIIFEs, OF the Commonwealth
TIE petition Of JOHN RHODES. and others. citizens
o. MiuDuTy, IN the county Of Worcester and Common
Wsalh o. msssaehusetts, Respectfully showeth that
the county aforesaid, was Cor1mssinei new M -
tee OF the Peace within and for the county sorsad
s9metlme N tne year eighteen hundred and fifty six;
tnst ne vas duly qualified and entered upon the duties
ofsad office; that such justice Aforesaid he has ire
quepty acted in receiving complaints and issuin war
rants, and in the trial and examination Of parties bruebt
before him. charged with criminal of 4nces and has In
many instances received fines from the parties risd ana
convicted before him which be has paid over and a
counted for agreeaby to Lsw that he has CHARGED and
received from parties convicted before him unlawful fes
in many instances; that he has refused and neglected IN
repeated instances after demand made upon him to nav
over TO persons who have been summoned and testified
before him behalf Of the Commonwealth in criminal
prosecution their fees such witnesses and which he
mad drawn from thecounty reasury hat he has charged
and received from the county treasury unlawful ieg for
Witnesses and retained the same his own use that he
mas repeatedly neglected refused to pay over to Off
GERS who have served criminal processes issued by him.
her lawful fees for SUCH services after he had received
the same from the county treasury and after demand
upon him for the by such officers; that he has re
FUSED parties convicted before him. the right Of appeal
after the same was claimed and demanded OF hm and
has after such demand issued mttmu ses for the COM
ment OF such parties TO prison. in pursuance OF sen
tence from which such appeal had been demanded;
lnas ne mas IN many Instances demened himself an
ARBITRARY and most uuiustihabe manner towards persons
appeared before him witnesses and counsel in
aaladgng them, for groundless and frivolous reasons
stances and in Others committing such parties for such
aeged contempti that he has in repeated instances
assgatsd criminal drooeedings before hasef and hss
most unfeasonably and Improperly multiplied such pro.
csedngs and that said Abraham g. Randall has genersl
~ so misSehaved 10 said office that tie public good
demands that he should no longer be permitted hold
Wherefore your petitioners pay the conduct and
proceedings in this behalf of the said Abraham g. RAN
dan may he inquired into by your Honorable Body, aud
such decision made thereon as to your wisdom aud JUS
hce shall seem proper.
And our petitioners in duty bound will ever pray
MiIIbury Dec /, 1851. S4 s1s Auu 0' dee2
ENSTRU CTION.--MRs. EZRA FITCH wishes
Il to give instruction in the French and German Ian
NJ dtf No. II Walnut street.
" on NC LADIES BOARDING-
a sVHOOL WBsT BRooKFIEID, MAss.-Mrs. D.
M Paige viii open Boarding School for young ladies'
the first Wednesday in December at the residence of the
late D. M KjmbaI, in West Brookaeld
West Brookdeld, Nov. Z, 1857. dow 30
EBOARDING.-Gentle with their wives. and
single gentlemen can be accommodated with desirs-
pie rooms and borard board without rooms by apply
ing at No so Main Street. o. The house formerly oo
cuped by Mra. Emery Perry. deodtf
EIUSKE's CORNET BAND. WOKo ESTER.
MASS, Are prepared to furnish Music for all occa.
sloos where the services of Brass Band are
Apply to ISAAC FIsKE, Merri6elds Buildings, or at
marsh's Music Store, american House Block.
MATTHEW ARBUoKLE, Leader
-lo1z dly ISAAC RIsKE, Clerk.
MUSICAL NOTICE. - MATTHEW AR
~ BUCKLE being permanently located in this CITY
will devote portion Of his time to giving Instruction on
the Cornet other Brass instruments either sny or
IN classes Music furnished Tor Brass and String Bands
rom the original copies Of the best European and
American Authors. Complete satisfaction guaranteed in
a. cases For terms, SC, apply to MARSH'S Music
store, or l. FIskE, Musical Instrument maker.
Iel2 dlyis
ANs1a ARBUCKLE & HOBBS3 quad.
MI AgRILLE BAND, (of Fiske's Cornet Band s are
@sSl %prepared to furnish music for Cotilon Parties
IS@ Balls, seghing, Private Parties &c, at short
notice, and kindly solicit tie patronage of the public in
J. PATTI, W. L. HOBBS. -
Q. K. DoRNAN, '''AD' NJ. ARBUoKLE oi''i0hs''
Second Violin Il Prompter. Corne5 a Piston
H, VALENTINE, Double Bass.
ANY number Of Pieces, Brass String, Gone or both)
can De furnished by applying to NJ Arbuckle Lincoln
House, w. L. Hobbs "a Mechanic street, II Valentino
90 Summer street, O. Lorings Music Store 2OS Main ST
saac Fske, herrheds Budine, Cypress street. AMI at
street. TT 1'T4
Orders promptly attended to. diff OF
6 oV E s.! sTFO ES5!!
Tan, Peat and sawdust Stoves.
She subscriber, having bought Of Z. F. DIXIE the
right to manufacture and sell Morse's TAM Peat and Saw
Gust stove prepared to furnish all sizes of the above
stoveat Reasonable rates Also just received large
assortment Of the best cooking stoves for coa and wood
in the market, and variety CT Paror cook Office and
other stoves cheaper than be bought 10 the city, Tin
roofing and job work done to order, .f.a $50
f.. r. PHELPS.
sepl dtf 81 Front street, Warden Block.
6 HooL or EsIGN
EX IRA CLASSES.
An EVENING GLASS will be commenced
Monday, October, 9tI, ie te
For the accommodation of those who cannot attend
during the day. aF
Children from to IA years of age will now be received
at $40 per year
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY Afternoons particu-
lar attention will be given to those preparing to teach
drawing.
=. J. J. aaG aaDNGs,, Principals,
Worcester, Oct, u, 1851. diff o13
ESS SONS IN WING.
He who makes education his stock in trad and has lis
own mind for his princple store house usually makes
good Investments himself in financial crisis
and has common sense as collateral security. palti
In view of this, the subscriber would state that he is
prepared to give lessons in Mechanical Geornetrca and
Linear Perspective drawing. J. B. GREENE