The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-24
SHERIFF'S NOTICE.
East Greenwich, r. l., July "a, 1895.

East Greenwich, X. l., July "a, 1895.
Kent Is. &.
Whereas, Lodowick c. shippee of East
Greenwich, in the County OF Kent in
said State, bas filed petition In equity
In said Office. representing that Rufus
Waterman, deceased, formerly of the
city and county OF Providence i'm said
State, in his life time and at tine time OF
mis- decease, was indebted 20 him in the
sum of s273. 20, besides interest, accord
ing to the account FLED with said peti-
tion for materials furnished and work
and labor performed In the construction,
erection and preparation of certain build
ings belonging TO said Rufus Waterman
upon land situated in the towns of War
wick and North KiDgstown, In said
State. owned by the said Rufus Waterman,
in fee simple. bounded and described as
follows, to wit: A certain parcel OF land
on Potowomut Neck, so-called, In the
town Of Warwick, in said county of Kent,
with all the holdings and improve
ments thereon. Also the Spencer lot, So
called, bounded northerly by the Forge
Mill road, easterly by the land formerly
OF Richard Ward Greene; southerly and
westerly by rold leading to Potowomut
factory, containing about "a acres, more
or less, and including the Bacon lot, So
called. Also a certain mill privilege and
estate known as the Forge Mill, situated
at said Potowomut, partly In said War
wick and partly in the town of North
Kingstown, in said State, with mill
and other buildings thereon, containing
two acres, more or less. The premises
herein described are the same premises
described in a certain deed of mortgage
executed by Halsey DeWolf and Anna B.
DeWolf, his wife, to the East Greenwich
Institution.for Savings. dated March n,
A. ID. 1885, and recorded In the records
OF land evidence in said Warwick, in Book
of Mort UaUaa ~ Raal Eatata af poya
313, ana being the same premises that
we're conveyed to said Rufus Waterman by
Henry Waterman, Rufus Waterman, Jr.,
and Richard Waterman, by their respec-
tive deeds, date June 2, 1887, juno
6, 1857, June 8, 1887, and respect
evidence in said Warwick in Book A,
page 296: Book A, page 29S, and book
III, page 4, reference to all said deeds
being hereby made. claiming a lien for
said amount, with interest and costs.
and praying that said lien may be en-
forced against said land and buildings
and against the right, title and inter-
ceased, as the owner threof, had in and
TO the same at the time said petitioners
lien accrued thereon, and attached there
to, and that the same may be sold to
sstify said claim OF the petitioner and all
other accounts and demands for which
the same Is pleuBeO anu lIhplt W CDhp-
ter 206 of the General Laws and the
amendments thereto.
You, Richard Waterman OF Chicago,
in the state OF illinois; Henry Waterman
of Boston, in the Commonwealth of Mss-
sachusetts, and hufus Waterman OF said
Warwick, alleged 10 TO the sons and only
heirs-st-law OF said Rufus Waterman. de-
ceased. are citeo TO appesr, IL you shall
SEQ 1T, before the Appellate Division of
our Supreme Court at p evidence, within
the county of Providence, on the 18th
DAY OF AUGUST, A. D., 1896, and
show cause, IL any you have, why said
lien should not be allowed aud enforced
by said court for the amount claimed.
Witness Hon. CHARLES MArwEsoN,
Chief Justice OF our Supreme ovrt, AZ
Providence, this 10th osy OF July, y. ID.
1896.
BERTRAM & BLAIsDELL, Clerk.
Published this 2ith day OF July, A.
ID. 1896.
A true copy-Attest:
JOHN q. TILLINGHAST.
Deputy Sheriff.
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