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you can find for the Situation, he has been,
and is now; a "conductor" on the "Cambridge
Horse Rail Road," and has been, [on?] since I
came to M^t Auburn. Every person I inquire
of, speaks very highly and of him Mr. Coolidge
and M^r Coolidge knows him well! He is
anxious to come here, as he is tired of the
monotony of a "Horse Carr"! and as he
strikes my fancy, I should be much gratified
if you would appoint him to the office
Respectfully Yours,
Daniel L. Winsor

P.S. I have seen M^r. Roberts sinces writing
the above, and he says the amount of his
pay from the "R.R. Corporation" amounts to is
Six hundred Dollars pr year and he
cannot accept a less sum from the
Trustees of Mt Auburn -