Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-09-18
Altsfellaneaus.
=.@o 5.55I9s5I,IST'SI MINUFA GTUR-
" rpG AND MECHANICS.

,,r,,, Dp.vER NANIrFAC TURING COMPANY"
Hinder Charter from the Legislature OF Penn.i win
capital OF s5OOooo propose e 81 and an
extensive ROLLING Mill with the necessary machinery
and apparatus the Iroduetionoi bar iFo Saeet ron
Nails SPIKES, &c. &C., and as soon as pIae'0@'i,
Mil for Railroad Iron. 49,. 4, - =,
rewards he accomplishment Of this object they are viii
ling to furnish the appropriate safes ana sFoEnas of te
voTks together with the necessary amount OF water pow
e inc privilege OF getting coal, iron ore, IRE clay, puu-
Inc stone timber, &c; all Of which they have IN great
abundance; also, dwellings, mechanic shops ana Vaeln'
it fr die occupancy Of operatives and otherso eNca
49, q large and commod0us race or canal, sixty feet
id for the more convenient and abundant supply OF wa
Ter and for the passage of boats to and from the works,
and to erect suitable buildings in which to carry on the
contemplated manufacturing operations.
such grounds water power, erecons, improvements and
lis hoped that other parties, with some capt practical
tpoxleige and mechanical experience, will be found
ready and willing to supply the machinery the manufac
turing labor and portion oi the working cash capital
Nils Company is willing contribute any reasonable pro-
tion from one-ourth to treeourths of the whole cap
a required for each particular branch of the business
Il i their determination to afford every possible aid and
facility 10 those who identify themselves with this enter
nset and they accordingly offer equally liberal induce
ents for the establishment Of many other branches of
american MANUFACTURES, not above enumerated, espe
c;all ose which tend to the extensive development
Of mineral stores by which their position isurrounded
and their own grounds richly and extensively pervated
fSe multiplication and extension of Iron manufactures be
The Company are now repairing their Cotton Factory
mud Flonriglg MIL, and willing to rent to practical
and responsible parties either or both, for term OF years
and upon liberal terms-that their attention may be
more particularly directed the establishment and prose-
cuon Of other branches, some of which havebeen
te and to which they would add the building OF locono
ves cars, onibuses and carriages, and the making of
pottery CLASS fire brick &c, which they have the ma
erias upon their ground, in great perfection and
abundance. The FIGURING Mill is capable of making 200
barrels of -four every n hours 300 barrels of kiln dried
corn NEAL upon the most approved pan for either Of
which grain abundant being brought by canals, rail
roads and rivers, TO the door OF the mill.
Post paid letters addressed the agent will receive
EFERENCES
Persons in the East, wishing to know of this
ter and the parties composing the Company respect
fully referred to-
D. NJ WlLsoN HIRAM WABMDGE, and CHESTER BED.
ELL, of the city of New York.
JoHS L. NEwBoLD, Esq, Philadelphia.
JOHN THOMPSON, Esq. Banker, Wakefield, Rhode
Island.
Esqs., city of Syracuse, n. Y.
Or to NHEELER TRUgsDELL, Esq, Agent of the Compa
n.y. al the Office Of the late United States Branch Bank,
New Brighton, Beaver county, Pa. Mr.. Truesde is pre-
pared to Show the property in all its Details with maps,
plates descriptions, terms, conditions, and future pros
poets Of the Company; also to make contracts leases
deeds, &c.
Western References to the Property and title thereto
N. z. FETTERsiAS, aud EDWARD SIMPSON, Esqs Pitts
burg.
THOMAS CUNNINGHAM, Esq, Beaver Beaver Co., Pa
L. L. BAKER, Esq Economy, Beaver Co., Pa.
DR.. CHARLES 7. WHIPPo, Newcastle, Lawrence Co.. Pa.
ARCHIBALD ROBERTSON, ESQ., Brighton, Beaver Co.. Pa.
NJ. I. C. GOULD Secretary,
WHEEIhll Apapt