Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-02-04
Notifies.

I EiSSOLUTION OF COPARTNER.
-s ~ ne opartnsrship heretofore existing be-
LkfH, is this day dissolved By mutual oonssns ~
9hn Firth Is authorized to sign the name of ne ~ -
i'iu%''0n OF us anairs' Al. BROWN.
Worcester, jan LIST, 1857. dff Il
NOTiCE.-The subscribers have purchased NJ A
j. BROWNS interest in the Crockery business ana
ave 5nIg day entered into coparnershp under the arm
FIRTH NICHOLS and will continue the busine.-
! the old stand of Brown Firth
JOHN FIRTH,
worcester Jan. lst 1857 GEORGE NICHOLS.
TtARD.-1he subscriber e-steful to his many STie15.
" and acquaintance for their liberal patronage tbe
ave bestowed upon him for the past fifteen years tskeS
easure in Recommending with confidence his sucessor
business to their favorable notice. A. !. BROWN.
yHIEF DETECTING SOCIETY. At
: the Annual meeting Of the WORCESTER AsOCIA
ION OF MUTUAL AID IN DETECTING THIFVFq
an 18TH 1857, the following officers we're chosen for ts
SAMUEL H. COTTON, Treasurer.
DIREoToRs.
6phis'm MOWER Anthony Chase,
James Estabrook, (3eo ~ I1I.hsi.a
Samuel Bauister. BeSj wai 1SsnAso'0n'
Lewis Thayer Ass WsILsr
ARENAS Ward, I,euis Rigsid1-
Edward Earle. Horato N Tower
PURSUING COMMITTEE.
VIM. C. Clark Levi Jaeko,
Joseph LoYell, Jr. Geo. A. Chamberlain
Abram Peaslee, Fred Warren
Frederick 8. Hunt, Amariah B. Lowell
Benz. z Rice, Elias 7. Balloon,
Emerson ID. stoekwen, Elliott Swan.
Any Citizen Of Worcester may join the Association the
esent yesr oy signing he Constitution, and paying The
tm OF $l,T6 to the Treasurer
Worcester, Jan. 18th, 1857. d&y3w ia
40 THE HONORABLE SEN ATEAND
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, OF TTIE fi0W
M0NWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS, IN GENFR
AT COURT ASSEMBLED:
We, the undersigned, inhabitants Of the town Of seto
the county Of Worcester respectfully represent tbaf
cir interest and convenience would be yerv mucbS Al
need by taking from the town Of Sutton aforesaid and
inexing to the town Of Douglas in said comfy that mart
the territory Of the town Of Sutton living within ana
Joining the territorial lines OF School Districts Nos II
and IN IN said Sutton. Bald three districts contain
)ou OF square miles Of and the area Of the o ~
on about So square miles leaving about 293 sauara
lies OF territory 10 the town Of Sutton The snrrovr,
undary lines Of said town of Sutton and OF said sres
stricts together, will appear apon map Of the same
Tewith exhibited. The population OF the town Of sut
n on the first day OF June, A. D. 1855 was 27I2 Tha
PuSson OF the said three districts at the time was
TO- The valuation Of the Estates in the Town Of sutton
the hrst cay OF May, A. D. 1856 was 99sT467 The
uaon OF the Estates lying within said three school
strlcs az tns same time was S14S933. Your petition.
would further represent that they have very little bua
ess intercourse with the part Of the town Of su
n, that great majority Of them are subjected to great
@ n attending town meetings and performing
her town business, being obliged 10 travel from ave 10
miles, over very billy roads, generally in bad cond-
on whereas very many OF your petitioners shoud said
nexaton take pace) would have only from three to four
lies TO travel to attend town meetings and other town
lsness and that over good and permanent roads gem
ayi and that your petitioners have considerable bus
Tess transactions with the inhabitants Of Douglas more
IAN with any other town adjoining Sutton or with SUIT
itself Wherefore your petitioners pray that the ter.
tory included within the geographical lines Of said three
hool districts may be taken from said Sutton and an
'xed to the town Of Douglas and IS in duty bound win
pray JOHN DARLING and obers
Sutton, Feb. l, 1856.
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS,
In senate. January 49, 1857 On the Petition Aforesaid
rdered That the Petitioners an aested COPY Of
ier Petition, with this Order thereon 20 be served
9on the town clerks Of several towns Of Sutton and
ouglasi Also that an attested copy Of the same BE-
abhshed three times at least in the Daily Worcester
Ply and in the Daily Worcester Transcript, said
Vce to be at least fourteen lays and said last puhllca
on to be seven days. at least before the seventeenth day
February next that all persons interested may then an
ear and shew cause if any they have Why the prayer
said Petition should not be granted.
Sent down for concurrence. P.L. cox Clerk,
In the House of Representatives Jan. "a, 1887 Con
rred. WILLIAM sT0irH r,.-s
true Copy, AtteEt
jSl dst P.L. cox, Clerk Of the Senate.