Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-01-06
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| On the 18th day Of February, A. d. IS40 will
be sold at public auction according to law, at the
dwelling house of Charles Walcott, in Barnard, al
Ten o'clock, A. M. so mtK 4 of the following de
scribed real estate situated in Barnard, as will sat
iSfy the following rates or taxes, with all legal
costs and charges thereon, viz. One state tax of
9 cents, one state school tax Of 9 cents all which
taxes are legally assessed upon said premises on
the list of 1896, and which taxes were set to the
name of Timothy Cheede, wko has no personal
property within my precincts whereon to levy
and collect said taxes said premises are describ-
ell rs follows, to wit. being The place where
Cha les Wnco,t now lives in said town of Bar
naril, bounded on the west ard north by Calvin
Boyden's land, AMI east by Jacob H. Campbelps
land, aud south by the road leading from the
school house TO Belknap's store.
| Also, on the same day, will be sod ut public
auction, Mt the dwelling house of Jacob II. Camp
bell, in Barnard, at o'clock, p. NJ. so much of
the following described real estate situated in Bar.
nard, will satisfy the following rates or taxes
with all legal costs and charges thereon, viz
One state tax of Is cents, one state school tax of
10 cents and one town tax assessed by vote of said
town of Barnard, of az cents, nll OF which taxes
are legally assessed upon said premises the list
of 1885,, which taxes are set to the of Stephen
ThurstOn, who ia now absent and gone to parls
unknown and who has no personal property with
in my precincts, Wherein to levy aud collect said
taxes said premises are described as follows, to
wit: Beginning a; n stake and stones at the south
east corner of the land owned OH the 9Th day of
June 1887 by Baxter 81 Thurston, from thence
souhwardiy on the line of Walcou's land ten
rods TO stake and stones, thence up westwardy
| Is l-2 rods to stake and stones thence north
wardly 20 rods to stake and stones on the line Of
land owned by Colver on the 5lli day of June,
1887, thence southwartliy ON said Cuvers line TO
land owned by Baxter Il Ihurslon, June 5, 1887,
thence southwardly on said Baxter and Thurston s
line, to the road and the southeast corner of the
garden, and is the same piece OF land Volney
Thurston sold Stephen Thurston. June s. 1897.
And on the 18th dav of February, 1910, at ten
ocl0cE, A. Nj. will be sold at pubic auction, al
the Inn ofSolon Dantorth, in Barnard, so much OF
the following described real estate situated in
Barnard. will satisfy The following rates or taxes
with all legal costs and charges thereon, 10 wit
One state tax Of a. cents, and one state school tax
of As cents and one town tax assessed by vote OF
said town of Barnard of rs cents, all of which
taxes are legally assessed upon said premises on
the list Of 1866 and one state tax of AZ cents,
anil one state school tax Of AZ cents, and one town
tax assessed Ivy vote of said town of Barnard, of
"a cents, oil of which taxes are legally assessed
upon said premises, on the list of 1897; also
one state tax OF AZ cents, one state school tax
of AZ cents, and one town tax assessed by vote OF
said town of Barnard, OF one dollar and I2 cents
all of which taxes legally assessed upon said
premises on the list of 1898; and all of which
taxes are set to the name of Luther Fairlank, who
is now absent and gone to parts unknown, and
who has no personal property within my precincts
whereon to levy and collect said taxes; said prem
Uses are described as follows, TO vii Bounded
east by Alpheus Howes' land, north by Simeon
Gates land, west by the road leading from said
Gates to Barnard Pond, south by Daniel Billings
land. Also, one other piece of land, situated
near the centre of said barnard, bounded north by
the Mddlebury turnpike leading from Barnard
Pond to Stookbridge, west by Loring S.Winslow's
land, south by Luther Chaney's land, and east by
Scion Danforth's land also the house and Ton
tine building, 30 Called nearly opposite said last
mentioned piece Of land, bounded south by said
turnpike, ives, by Scion Danforth's land and north
and east by the Mill Company's land
Also will be sold at public auction on the same
18th day Of February, 1870, at o'clock, Z NJ at
the dwelling house of Henry N. Richmond, IN
Barnard, so much of the following described real
estate situated in Barnard, as will satisfy the o-
lowing rates or taxes with all legal costs & charges
thereon to wit One state tax OF ID cents, one
state school tax of 65 cents, and one town tax as
sessed by vote of the town of Barnard of one dol
lar and 8 cents, all which taxes are legally as
sessed upon said premises on the list of 1896, and
all of which taxes are set to the name of George
Paige, who Is now absent and gone to parts un'