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The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-05-30
ARElN NJ. or THE STEAMSHIP
ONO At NEW YORK
STARTLING INTELLIGENCE
FROM CUBA,

LcSd'sg Of NE HruSsrs, and ,nrren
aer ~ cardsaa,t Tremendous Ex.
ti,sms"t at iforona general arm.
Tag 81 The .>jpaniards-. Merchants
mad itoHlsrs Rea'oc,sa h'ir proper
y 10 Ee .S.iP' Rej,oytei capture
II rs Of TIE hoades,, and ,he,
condemnation 10 Deafh
lie following shining sai inl-r,an,
stss fium Cuia. Wis hr,urh, Ly the
steamship oh'". Caps. S,hcnek. which
srfisei a, New \ ok f'iisy Afternoon.
Tbc uh" tIourla nothing late, from Cal.
!ivFais
ten Lopez lsnicl :, Cardcna, alav.
.'s ni!rs fran lla,ans. ou the l1,k ms,
With sfaa, 500 ntp. ard ,,ok possession
4 the town, The garrison consisted Il
"se c~mIsny &C shout 90 n.n. wlo
msdc la, silgt, rrplasacc They VIEW
dnreu i''io church and after lu,in. 3
ilil.-i. snsrcniervi
TIE tetr raj lsr,lei in tie steamer
Croosc, which legt New Oflessn un tho
,,h laa. Several oshcr vessel, contain
irr "a al ~tn5c l.Vu o. 100 iucn, had
Ion Nes ot!cahs l,rcs,o1. 10 the Creole.
lat w's'e They sre Id land is ma knosa.
TIE grra,sa e.ci,cncp, jge>ailcI a,
hs'sns, amounting {" lsn,c Tho city
ass under n'svtia, lsw and several ,l,oa.
ard militia hal is,eH eur,s!ic,i snd aru,s
we're icing delivered Ia then. The tel.
DEBT ioreigners were cslled ia 60 enroll.
-~Ibon scfc it''0 hundred ,ra.,e at
Na,aiazA'. and Nt'c ~e,s 3c.Is.lehc ftp,in
HsNsas al o'ci,,k 4 VI 90 nc .CgA
10 seimfogre thcsE aud u,asvl against Ieo.
l~s-
IL wa reported hat the fscc under
!Ssses hsi .sci,as.pl So 3 900. sui ,hs,
h' WA airoaay half way 10 MslsnaA,
I'm Va" i,sh sr'w, go t.xcirt,I tbs, z
lArse foscc MAJ c'.!is4svi CA Nus4.n's H.
ia',d. ieaI cs,o-he YGc.iAn. Tic ,,ca,
e'ai q Nsffaes rah sCsegl ,esssr!. All
h'soSl 800 s'ess, started i'H,s,ssliai,ly ia
'lsAi paan, JAS isctor the Ohss Ii,
the Spanish ssesns I'isssIso cams IA
~'a ip3 Ialsoncr'. taken i,ssh that !
iani
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-05-30

MATRIMONIAL AGESCY.-A CON,
pany has been formed in Boston with
a capital Of S15, 900 called "The y.
+. Matrimonial Agency Co." Gentle,
men in want Of wives, and ladies in
want of husbands pay 81 ard have
their names registered. This done
they arc entitled for one year 10 Re,
ceivc introductions and other assa.
tanca from the company.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-05-30

rSTThc Petersburg, va Intel
ligencer, in reply to a aatemcn, in
the Richmond Enquirer, tina, while
the Northern factories are discharr.
ing their hands, the Southern factor
les care working full time and doing a
thriving business" says they arc no,
doing thriving business, bat many Of
them are compelled 70 "come down TO
half work The idea that theSouthern
factories can prosper under existing
circumstances is perfectly ridiculous
They are mainly engaged in the man
uiaciurc Of the coarses. fabrics, IN
WHICH the material used forms an OK
pense Greatly disproportiona,e 10 the
material Of the finer fabrics. A, tie
present prices Of cotton, the products
Of Southern factories will sell for bu.
very little beyone he price Of the raw
Boston Daily Mail.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-05-30

E>J -uencral Lopez, who is TO lib.
crate the poor oppressed planters in
Cuba, Is Venezuelan. not a Peruvian
by birth, and according to a very in.
Hated biographical sketch which ap-
pears to have been written by the
same person who produces his procla-
nations, he has performed some ex.
ifaordinary things in his time
Originally he was bred merchant,
but he took part with Bolivar in the
civil disturbances which ended in the
expulsion Of the Spaniards, and was
Colone! at %. lie took up lis resi-.
dence IN Cuba in 1898. Being in
SPAN during the Carlist troubles. he
distinguished himself on the govern
men' side, and was made first aid dc.
camp TO the COMMANDMENT chief of
the National Guard Of SPAN and sub.
seguendy CominsnderlncLief Of sew.
eral PROVINCES Mas afterwards Gov.
ernor 0! Madrid, aud Senator from
the city Of Seville. /, is said tina, he
IL iintalncd liberal democratic princi.
pies throughout bis career. lie is
ROW 90 years old, and his disgust Of
Spanish iule arises from the expul-
s,oh Of the Cuban dera,ies from the
colics.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-05-30

Sequence = AID bl, sals cry vessel
NAY L. repaired 10 s''c~ - paper, snd
J'.1,ncois. ard a. uf,lrrgn q s,iici claii'
ina'rn. Su-h vessel. ~ may arrive. oAr
~ NJ iss~sn gers whatever may lc Their
deSianatss' arx pronounced instantly 4"
Ia -i.ias,ous. Ba, IL th. payer. and
register 10 ma CONFIRM the suspicion.
Tia, shall onl, L. required To sai. ava,
f'"m ,p i.lsnd forthwith. In the c,riTl.
~ ca'e Il the ships larrs arr c''nnirr
ioi - fsl.c. " Il the ,hip carrie. aipmn
niiion ~ arms. or anything whatever cal
,nla'ci Ia promoic civil var in the BLAND
,i~ -alj vessels shall be. ca the fat. con
.dcr-sl az encmrs snd trca't"i ~ pIra'c-
srpaoriiuc to the ordinance ~ the Royal
Armada
Art. 3. All persons. in whatever
number, VI ho shali bc ,ascn. having he
lons.d 10 IN, aJing baud, shall immcdi-
a;cly bc shot.
Art. I Although it j. 10y no means
remotely 10 be supposed thai an, inhab-
iian,s Of this country can possibly con
nee, himself with the horde Of robbets.
thus Forgetting The sacred du,y they owe
10 their Queen, 10 their country, ami The
regard they ought TO have for their own
Interests. Yet. IL nevertheless. there
should happen Ia be any one. 10 his mis-
fortune. involved III such a di@gractiul
crimioali'y. he shall be considered a,
belonging 10 the aforesaid foreign horde,
and sliblcc, TO the same punishment dcs-
i.naicI il the former article.
Art. :. Whoever shall aid the p-
rates with money. or with food. or with
information, OF with any Kind of aid. or
assistance Of any Kind whatsoever, shall
bc ,hn, upon the spot.
Art. Il All persons who shall. by
ANY rcan- whatever, public or private.
rndravor 10 change the good opinions
of The ini,ahitan,. to subycrt order or 10
change in the lca,, degree the order OF
the country. "a well rs those who do no,
Immediately hasten 10 render aid, coop
Grafton and instant obedience to the le-
Ultimate authorities, shall also be con
dcmncd 20 the same penalty Of death as
aforesaid.
Art. Z. The commanders general Of
departments, lieutenant governors, in
their dist lets. commanders OF troops in
operation, as well as those in gai rison
OF forts. are charged with the most ex-
ac, aud punctual obedience to This cdic'.
All public officers of every kind or class
are charged TO cooperate TO the public
service, and carelcssncss or connivance
will be visited with the forfeit Of their
hives.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-05-30

tbs isqbclla lcGi Havana On the
I'D. Gen. lorcY. accompanied b.,
ono of his aids. Jcsaeher Esna IN, .col
lodgings at the City Hotel. From
his statement, it appears that the
landing a, Cardenss, aud taking the
town, vas accomplished much in the
nantcr before stated but the troops
being dissatisfied with their warm
reception. and having lost time in
getting fuel and conveying the wound
cd men on board the Creole. which
was 10 return for rcinforcemcnis. they
became d,sbcar,cncd, and insisted on
going to Key West. They were
closely pursued by the steamer Fl
larro, but fortunately escaped.
The paper. Of yesterday fully sub
laniialc ihi, las, rumor and Appearances
al present seems To show that the Cuba
Expedition has proved complete FAIL
me, Gen. Lopez was arrested in Sa.
vannah on ihc | 9Th inst. by order Of the
President, bu, sufficient evidence was
not adduced upon examination to jnsil-
f. commitment, anl he WAS discharged
He declares his infcxible determina-
ton TO persist in his purpose. and ex-
presses the utmos, coniid nee IN the ul,i-
mate success Of the project.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-05-30

l3r"A lady passenger from Litcl.
field on the Naugatuck Railroad, had
her purse containing S2G5 stolen from
her by aplckpockct. The money was
all made up to her by her fellow pas
scnScrs, one gentleman giving s33j.
but refused to disclose his name to
any but the fair recipient Of his gcn.
crous bounty.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-05-30

IL \ locomotive, emitting neither
steam nor smoke, and looking like com.
mon baggage ear, has been built TO take
the place Of horse. in running the cars
through the city Of New York at the end
of the Hudson River Railroad. 1t is
made TO run about & miles an hour. This
rs inst rate idea. and We see no reason
why such locomotives may not come into
general Use. - B0sfoa Matt.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-05-30
WING COUNTY CONVENTION.
Rutland, May -, 1850.


Our Wing friends throughout the Coun.
~ viii, We hope, take notice Of, and paw
heed to the call for the annual County Con.
vcntion to holden at Cas,leton on the 2fth
day of next month. Under the change
which has been made in regard to the
manner Of clccting county offcers.-and
lnasmuch as a nomination with the odd
guards '-the Wings Of Rutland County
is tantanount 10 an election, it i,
highly important that rrery tomn should
be fully and righifuJ represented We
were never in .faror Of the change which
has been made--bringing the election Of
these officers directly to the pooplc--nor
have We ever been quite 90 m-lemocraiic
a. to oppose il We have thought and
still think, that with such representation
As Vernon, has--a delegate from each
'"wn-ln her legislature, these appoint
men's could he better. and quite as salts
factorily, made there, as in convention
here.
In order 70 obyiato one Of the difficult
ties likely, IN any party, 70 occur in such
a changc--onr Committee have suggested
II plan upon which these nominations may
he made-giying 10 each town its reaui-
site vote under the rule which they rec.
odninend. Tha, this matter will be dis
cursed in Convention l. thing Of course; |
and We might say, among Wing, If Ru,-
land County equally As a matter Of course. |
satisfactorily adjusted For ourself. We
see NJ Objection 10 the basis upon which /
the representation Of the diffcrn, towns |
Is Iiaesd ,--spd II course there IAN he |
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-05-30

CELEBRATIONS or THE lin .IUNr.-
a meeting Of the Committees of the
Bunker Hill Monument Association
and the City Council of CharIestown
for making arrangements to celebrate
the seventy-iiflh anniversary of the Bat
Tie OF Bunker Hill, was held at the Di.
rec'or's Room, in the Fhchbureh Pass.
enger Depot, on Thursday, when the
JOINT Committee was organized. G.
Washington Warren as Chairman. and
VIM. W. Whcildon as Secretary.
The Committee consists of the follow.
ING gentlemen: On the part of the
Monument Association, G.. ". Warren
WIN. Appleton, DR.. j. c. Warren.
Henry n. Hooper, and VIM. w. WHEEL.
don; and on the part of the city, MAY.
or Warren, Aldermen Tageard and
Phipps. and Messrs. Holden, Swift, and
Clapp. Of The Common Council. to which
II. i. Fairbanks, President of the
Council, has been added
The first business which came before
the Committee for consideration was
TIE selection Of suitable place for the
delivery OF the Grafton, by lion. ED,
WARD EVERETT, and on this suh;ec, il
was voted to request Of the Govern.
men' The use Of the large ship-house in
HE Navy Yard, now unoccupi-l, and
capable Of accommodating some ten
thousand persons, at least. In accor.
u'hce with tins vote, an application was
forwarded 10 Washington Yesterday.
with the appreciation Of Com. Downs,
commandment Of the Yard.
Sub committees were appointed on
various subjects, and the Committee
then adjourned until mex, week Bunk.
or mn trrorn.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-05-30
WING COUNTY CONVENTION.

The Wings Of the County Of Rutland
are requested to meet by their delegates
a, Castlc,on, on the 2G,h day Of june
next, at / O'Clock A. NJ, for the pur-
pose Of nominating candidates for the fol
lowing Offices, viz three County Scua-
tors, two Judges of the County Court
a Sheriff, High BailiF. and State :
Attorney, and Il Judge Of Probate for
the Di.tric, uf Rutland and also Judge
of Probate for the District Of Fairhavcn.
The number Of Delegates to he one from
each town, ami one delegate for each %
Wing votes, and one for each fraction O.
yer - Wing votes given in each town
for Governor in the year 1919, which
will give to the town Of Benson 1 dele.
gates. Brandon 5, Castlcton 6, Chittcn-
den =, Clarendon 4, DANNY I, Fairhaven
3, Hubbardton =. Ira ., Mcndon ., Mid
dlctown 3, Mt Holly 5. Mt. Tabor I,
Pawlet 1, PttsGcld .. Pittsford 4, Poult-
they q, Rutland 3. Shcrburnc .. Shrcws-
bury 3, Sudbury ,, Tinmouth 8, Wal
lingford 5, Wells 3, and Westhavcn =.
1t is expected that each town will ap-
point the number of delegates to which
it is entitled, at a public meeting called
by the several town committees for that
purpose.
The County Committee beg leave to
urge upon the Town Committees the inn
portancc Of taking measures to render the
and attendance of the full
quota of delegates from all the Towns in
the County.
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THE COUNT OF ALCOI.
Havana, Nay 10, 1850.
SECRETARY OF POLlCE.

SftRETANN OF POLITE.
INHABITANTS or TIE EvER-FAiTH.
ruL ISLAND or CUBA. The Govern
or, Captain General, and Gencral-in-
Chic. Of the Army Of her Majesty, ad-
dressed YOU this day, to let you know
,ha, some corrupt foreigners, without
honor or principle, without country,
wi,hou, right feelings, the greater part
Of them II miserable scum, whom the
commissions Of Europe, these few years
back, have cast upon the shores of a.
mcrica, the same who, Il year ago pro-
posed to come to our island from the ter
rtory Of friendly nation, in which
they had assembled. are now on olI!'
shores to pcrpctrate their rash and ini-
quiious undertakinc-an undertaking
without example in the annals Of the
civilized world--a vandalic attempt Of
pirates. who have no other object than
plumber and RIGHTEOUSNESS, 10y the ruin
and destruction of a country the model
Of felicity which they boldly declare
offers to them better field than Calitor-
MA, in the plumber of property, to be
divided among them rs the rccompcnsc
Of their tolls, destroying all the ties and
bonds which constitute the society Of
this precious Anlillc. the favorte daugh-
ter Of Spain. Their painting desire, their
intention is to plunge this island into a
chaos Of anarchy, and in all the horrors
of n civil war such rs | need not des-
cribc TO you.
Nevertheless. make yourself easy: I
was ready to receive them. There fate
is bringing them to the gibbet, and they
shall have it. ! assure YOU they shall
not at a lesser cost violate the sacred
rites Of nations, OF Spanish Nationality.
Your acknowledged fidelity, more than
even the interests Of your families and
property. is TO me n complete security,
] know the shout Of Indignation with
which YOU would drive back the evil
ones bn, their blindness deceiycs and
seduces them, and they believe not your
sentiments therefore, charge myself,
with the royal army and navy at my
command, to convey TO them message
from you. in every place on the coast,
and IN :he bays, wherever they may
hide themselves.
Inhabitants, am confident not one
of you will dc,ia,e in his conduct. Re
main secure in the vigilance Of tho au.
thorIiies, and in the arms coniidcd to me
10y her majesty for protection, and for the
defence Of her dom.nions.
Respect TO the laws and regard to no.
Die proceeding, will be the rule Of the
soldiers. vigorous punishment wi,hou,
limits, Nil pursue those WHO forge, what
their country demand, Of All her sons.
Spaniards If both hemi,phcres. The
hour for the battle las sounded and lis
,hcci, will be- felt in these seas for no
human consideration shall resrrain me
But forget IT not, peace shall revive
again quickly
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-05-30
j EDGERTON, |
G. SPENCER,
d. b. JONES, E"""'y
A. &. DANA, No'i'
NJ. d, STRONG.
Rutland, May IL, 1850.
TO THE FREEMEN OF THE COUN
TY OF RUTLAND.

The undersigned, Wing County Com
mittcc, represent to the Frccmcn Of the
County that they have had under consi,l-
Grafton the mode and manner in which the
convention for the nomination Of County
officers should he constituted and have
agreed unanimous upon the plan CON
tanned in the accompanying call This
is deemed by us the faircst mode of OBJ
tanning the expression Of the will Of the
people in the nomination Of County Off
ccrs. BY this plan, as nearly and as cqui-
tably az possible, the voice Of the towns
and of the Frcemcn will he represented
The action of the County Convention
under the amended Constitution has be-
come Of paramount importance--a large
number of officers heretofore appointed bv
the Legislature will be elected by a d.
rect vote Of the Frccmcn. 1t becomes
OF the first Importance then, that all the
towns should be represented by the full
number Of delegates to which they are
entitled, and that those delegates should
be selected by the towns respectively, up
on general notice given by the town com
mlt,ecs Of the time and place of meeting
for that purpose. j. EDGERTON,
c. SPENCER,
D. i. JONES,
a. G, DANA,
NJ. d. STRONG
Rutland, May IL. 1880.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-05-30

TEENS or L.. $. SgsAToRs.--The
terms Of seven Wing and twelve Demo
cratic Senators expire on the iih Of
March next The Whigs arc BALDWIN
oi Conn. Wales Of Delaware, Webster
Of Mass, Dayton Of n. j.. Cor~in d
Ohio, Green Of X. J., and Phelps d
Vermont.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-05-30

TROY AND RUTLAND RAILROAD
The Troy and Rutland Railroad
Company have let their Road from
Salem to the lIoosic Valley, so as to
connect with the Troy and Boston
Road. near Eagle Bird &c, to GEoNGE
BARKER & Co., to be completed by
the first of July, 1851.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-05-30
TIE COUNT OF ALCOY,
Havana, May -, 1850.
ENROLMENT OF TROOPS

The Spanish authorities were ca.
rolling all the forces they could into
the ranks. Ga the o0;h, the Island.
II MAS Fumorci, would be declared in
State Of siese.'
ANoniEE SIDE OF TnE SrogY.--
The following vas ie.raphed from
Ne" York Saturday evening 70 tie
Gazette -
We have received a despatch from
Savannah. The Isabella MAS board.
ed Of the bar. The ne ss differs from
Tia. IA the Extra sun which Was
ifE~miea 70 he Boston IsFer.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-05-30

GREAT JUBILEE BRoTiigs JosA.
r"As'-The monster pictorial Of vii.
''h q Co New York; issuei in hon.
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IL r''HIS " 'it' I'ii'NHS, lilHt vi !taNl
some others are disposed to go still fur
thcr in contcsting Mr.. S.. claims AZ 4
poct-nnd We do no, feel u, liberty to re.
fuse place to the following structures or
this head -
For he Nr0H
PoEMs ny .IoHN &. SAXE-- Boston,
Tclnor. Reed s FieIis.
Having read SaXc's poems, and having
read some fullaomc aduln,ion- from the
prcSs--wc feel ut liberty to express some
what Of our oirn notions. as to the cluin,
MIR. 5. has set up as poet.
We consider Mr.. SAKE no poet, and
we think the word Poems should not
have been placed upon the title page. In
the first place, We do not think there is a
single line in the volume, which can, with
any prorrcty, be called Poetry. Poetry
is the language Of the heart, and no one
can he Poet who has not heart to an.
prcciatc, and an eye to see. the beauty
with which the wol Id is clothed. at all
times and at all seasons. The true poet
lives in the ideal rather than in the real
world, and he finds little that is inspiring
in the every day scenes Of every day life.
Now, MIR. Saxc,--it we may judge the
man 10y his works-has never allowed his
thoughts to Leave his Kitchen and Dining
room In. oncc---thcn he took stroll thro'
the city personally we presume, for We
doubt whether he has imagination enough
to picture even n paved street between two
rows Of tivc-story buildings but forgot
to visit the Park Fountain, Common or
Battery. Now we ask every candid read
cr are kitchens and ragged coats fit sub
Jccts for poetry? and are the ci,cums,an-
ccs connected with n tallow-chandlcr's
rise and fall, such circumstances ns n mort
would choose to immortalzc in verse &!
We think not But it may he said with
the poet, all subjects are poc,ical. This
may be true in a dcgrcc--but We doubt
whether the world is " full Of poetry in
the eye Of one who has not spark Of
poetry in his composition Mr. SAKE, in
all his compositions. initiates the style of
Hood aud Holmes. Both these author,
have written some most excellent poetry
Hood Is Fair Incz, aud Holmes LIN
connuc are gems which will be read and
admired when most Of their other compo-
Sillons are forgcttcn--but these are the
very pieces which Mr. SAKE never at
tomPts to initiate; they are altogether a
bovc his capacity. A. satrical writer
Mr. SAKE may pass, but as a poet he ncy-
er can Macaulay's England is "prosc
poetry but Mr. Saxe's volume is not
even that. Eastman is poet, and MS
poet we admire him. but within the whole
of Mr.. Saxe's volume there cannot be
found as much poetry as may be founl in
singlc line Of his. These are "our hon
est opinions honestly expressed, " and we
'cI''ve them to coincide with the opin-
IONS Of the majority Of those who have
read the Poems Of john Godfrey SAKE"
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-03-21
CLOTHING At WHOLESALE,
6. II. E.oN&su'.fns 90.

U z
GI Nassau st. NEW YORK,
RE now fully prepared for the Spring Trade with The
y LARGEST STOCK OF CLOTHING that can be found
in any house in the United States, and much greater
rety than have had the pleasure offer pat
rors and styes to slit purchasers from any part oi the
United States California.
OUR FOREIGN GOODS
Are of Importation, ard our Bomestcs direct from
the manufacturers which enables to sell stock at
{ocer grice than be found houses that do but limit
ed trade styles and extensive stock having ptacca
the heal in Inc Of taic intend TO remain in this
position long these rcc0Hmc4d qtoFS will keep
there Ifpurchasers viii favor rs with call we Will take
pleasure ia showing them through our esteHsge stock
which will answer for ifSef.
New York. March Z. eod3w
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Roger Williams Foundry and mach.
ShnnS at Ancfinn

State Of Rh0de Island and Providence PLantatio, =
IL Il authority of The Supreme Court of said alt
f!S - Chancery the undersigned Receivers of Il d
LIE LIZ perry and effects of the Roger Williams Found
NJ chne Co, Will sell on the premises, Public Al ct
on ~ tuesday,, the sixteenth day Of 44prL negi,
All the right title and interest which Cornelius s. Tc
kns and Samuel Hunt doing business as the Roger Witt
FOUNDRY and Machine Co., had the 2lst of Septe
iast III a., Inf snoye named property, consisting of
lst The MACHINE SHOP, building three stories Iii
1915 feet long and built of stone with slate roof and
with Machinery well arranged for turning out all kline,
work usually done in machine shop
~ The FOUNDRY, building 100 feet by 20, BUR
ock and satedwith cranes, TASKS, chs patterns and
81 m, ~ I ~ StCif. I sIS loliiy ousiness.
% Inc CAk iOU Sc, wooden building, 100 feet lo,
Also Brick Counting House. Warehouse Barn. She 5
&c together with all the appurenances thereto belong;
Inc property with full schedules may be examined at N
time and terms of sale any other information concerI
the same, may be had by applying
j. J. STIMSON,
RUFUS WATERMAN
receivers Of Roger Williams Foundry and Machine c,
Providence March i, 1885, Mfdts