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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-04-28

CONSEQUENCE of the attempt of the King of Dem
mark to incorporate the German Duchies attach.
ed to his government into his Danish do'ninions
It is stated that Sleswick had declared its indie.
pendence, and that provisional government had
been formed at keil, in Elolstcn.
5wrpEy.-Datcs from Stockholm to the 10th
state that Immediately on the receipt Of the in.
telligence Of the Revolution in Paris, clubs were
formed for the purpose of demanding the Elec-
toral and Parliamentary Reform. A committee
was nominated and charged to propose legal and
pacific measures.
BELeIuM--A design is in progress to revo-
lutonite Belgium. The Constitutional publishes
the following: "a report from the Gems d Arme-
RTE of the 23d instant makes known that the
Belgian Government is taking military prepara-
tons against an invasion, contemplated, it is
said, by some of her own people, who have as
senbed in several parts of France for the pur-
pose of proceeding to Belgium to proclaim a
Republic in that country.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-04-28
THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 81, lsis

III Our village has been the focus of "demc-
cratic" light to-day. The delegates from sever
81 towns in tie Distric, met at the Court House,
to nominate Representative to the great Dem
ocratic SsnIedrim in Baltimore, in Nay. Upon
whom the choice of the Convention fell, we had
not learnt at the time Of going to press
Among the delegates, we noticed the good
humored physiognomy of GorfREY GRANT, Is
quire He appeared to us 70 be collecting ma
terals for another Satire, and to have selected
his theatre with his accustomed shrewdncss,
Where plotting ['patriots"l with zeal defend
The peoples righs'-to gain some private end
We shall look for the Resolutions with intense
interest.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-04-28
Estate of Dan Day.

STATE OF VERMONT, The Hon the Probate
OF Chlttenden: To all persons concerned in the rs.
tate OF DAy DAY, late Of Burlington, in said District,
deceased, Greeting:
WHEREAS Joseph w. Allen, Administrator de bouis
non, Of the estate OF said deceased proposes 10 rem
der an account OF his administration, and present his
a against said estate for examination and allow
at Session OF the Court of Probate 10 be holden
at the Probate Office in Burlington on the nth day OF
May next.
TurREFoRE, you are hereby notified to appear before
said Court at the time aud place aforesaid aud shew
cause, il any you have, why the &C aforesaid
should not be allowed.
Given under my hand at Burlington, this 2lst day of
April, A, ID. ISIS.
4iw3 BRADFORD RIXFORD, Register
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-04-28
Another important Letter from Georgia. Read

Another important Letter. from Georgia. Read H.
We are daily receiving testimony like the following
from the North, South East and West:
Messrs. Reese ~ Ware--tientcmen: | was nfi'ic.
ted with Asthma for fourteen years. and had trieu
every remedy in the country; had also been to scve
raj physicians and found no relief whatever | wa.
afflicted times severely that the blood would
gush from my nose, and my breathing was difficult
Indeed, the disease had gained SO much on me, tina
dispaired Of ever getting well, when CHANGED 10 &c
bottle OF " IVistdrs Bdisam Of Wild Cherry
sell perfectly sound This can be proved by number
OF men in Franklin county and vicinity. and think i
my duty to etit be known. THO. A. PATRICK.
Franklin CO., Ga, Nov, 10, 1916.
Be careful and get the genuine DIR. WISTAR's
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY. None genun,
unless signed by |. BUTTS. Address all orders t,
SETH W. FOWLE, Boston, Mass. For sale whole
sale and retail by Tnro. A. PECK Burlington, and BY
Dealers in MedIcincs generally in Vermont.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-04-28
sLINCTON TREE PRESS FRIDAY MORNING. APRIL 2s 1913
tT,vtroc, of n letter from DR.. Williams, OF Vt |

Extract of letter from DR.. Williams, Of VII
Gentlemcn,--T will thank you 10 send me two
dozen more OF your Sarsaparilla and Tomato Bters.
have used i, with grea; success in four cases Of dys
pepsia curing each of them in an almost incredible
short time likewise case OF scroiulous humor, and
one of iaundice | consider 1t valuable compound,
and must say hive used 1t with the happ'ea, effects
Should like to have il soon as convenient. One OF
the cases of dyspepsia was gentleman who had suf
ercd long time and had been to the Springs for two
seasons
A. Boyten ESD of Cambridge, cured Of the dys-
pcpsia Of year standing. after trying hundred re-
needles without the least effect.
Benjamin Whitney, of Lynn, cured Of indigestion
aud dyspepsia by using two bottles OF the above
For sale by Tnro A. Peck, and A. e. SPEAR, Apo
thecarics and wholesale Druggists and by dealers gen.
ero lv tlrouohort the State iiw2
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-04-28
To- Most Extraordinary Work I "a
THE
MARRIED WOMAN,S
PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION,
BY DIR. A. NJ. MAuRicEAU,
Professor of Diseases of Women.
iii Edition. Isn't. PIP. $50. Price 81.

Professor o. Diseases OF Women.
Sixth Edition Isn't. PIP. $50. Price 81.
$4,000 COPIES SOLD IN THREE MONTHS
Years Of suffering, of physical and mental anguish
to many an atlec,ionac wife ard pecuniury dfultes
to the husband, might have been spared by timely
possession Of this work
1t is intended especially for the married, or those
contemplating marriage, as it dsclosco important Sc
crets which should be known TO them particularly.
Truly, knowledge is power 1t is health, happiness
afuencc.
The revelations contained in is pages have proved
blessing to thousands, the nnumerable letters re
ceived by the author will attest.
Here, also, every female discover the causes
symptoms and the most efficient remedies and mos
certain mode OF cure, in every complaint to which he
sex is subject.
On the receipt Of One Dollar, the Married Wo
mans Private Medical Companion" will be sen
tmdiied free to any part of the United States AL
letters must be addressed, postpaid, to DR.. A. VI
Mauriceau, Box l22i, New York City Publishing
Office, 1873 Liberty street, New York.
aY Travelling Agents informed that few
districts in Massachusetts,, and Two other Ehsterl
States, yet unengagcd Applications received
| post paid rs above. ilml
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-04-28

WE, the Subscribers having been appointed by the
w Honorable the Probate Court for the ID strict of
Chttenden Commissioners TO receive, examine aud
adjust the claims and demands of all persons against
the estate OF Samuel Rice late OF Wes,iord in said
district deceased, represented insoyent and also all
claims and demands exhibited in offset thereto, and
SIX months from the day OF the date hereof being al
lowed by said court Tor that purpose, we do therefore
hereby give notice that will attend TO the business
of our appointment at the dwelling OF Martin f. Rice
IN sstiord in said district the last "Wednesday of
May and the last Wednesday of July next al 10
o'clock A. VI on each day. Dated this Islh day d
April, A, D, lsis. JACOB Il. DRuRT.
iiw3' J. w. WOODWARD,
CemmiyS oper.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-04-28
Glaciers Sh0p! I!
Notice to Bridge Builders.
ME UNDERSIGNED COMMITTEE OF TIE

UHE UNDERSIGNED COMMITTEE OF TIE
towns of Wliston and Essex, will meet AT the
lnn OF II Stanton, in Essex, on "Wednesday the eth
day OF May next 10 receive and examine sealed pro-
posas for building substantial covered arch bridge
across Onion River near Hubbels Falls to be finished
BY the LIST day of October next Proposals will also
be received for finishing the same by the LIST day OF
June 1919
Por further information inquire of + c. STANTON,
Essex.
w. II French, G. WHITNEY,
III. STEVENS, r. y STANTON,
D. A. NuRRAy, 4. BRYANT.
Com. for IPiiiistoR. Com. for Esser
Essex, April II, lsiS. l3w
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-04-28
Boston Auction Sales, April u.

lbs. / mos
Salt--lo0o sacks Liverpool fine adv, 100 sold sl.i2
q las per sack, cash.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-04-28

i'ulll'sN'H -hpliI - 1919 i-Np
CORBETT'S SARSAPARlLLA. READ THE
~ FOLLOWING CERTIFICATES
"Mrs-rs Edward Briulcy * Co--Gentlemen With
bottle OF Corhett's Compound Extract OF Sarsapu-
rla received copy OF ms Formula Tor preparing it
From testing the syrup. the fact u the existence III j,
Of the active substances named ascerluned, and
the general good qualities OF the Preparation inferred
The Formula exhibits the uron OF some OF the best
Of our native medicinal Roots and Plants, with sub
stances OF the repute remedial agents and
does NOT contain any metallic compound For the
in which the medicinal virturfo Sarsapar1 are
sought, his Preparation should h;'e preference, ID
consequence OF the and skill IN compromising d,
Respectfully, AUG. a. HAYES, VI. ID.
March IT, 1918. State ASsayer."
tFrom MARY VI. NESMrrH Uife Of The Hon. George "
NeSHiiM. Fresiaent Of the Northern Raiiroddl
This may certify that | afflicted with Rheum
for more than fifteen years, prior to 1917 | tried dit
ierent remedies without permanent relief. In the
spring OF the year 1917. was induced the eff
cacy of DR.. Corbett's Compound Syrup NJ r;arsapa-
rilla. During the space OF three months used about
quart OF tins medicine. find myself fully relieved
from said disease aud therefore cheeriuliy recon-
mend To others who may be afflicted in like manner
10 try this cheap and valuable Medicine,
MARY VI. NEsNITH."
None genuine hut with Dr. Cor5cus signature, and
for sale by the Proprletors
EDWARD BRINLET s. co. Boston.
AMOS c. SPEAR, sole agent ior Burlington.
Burlington, April 9th, ISIS. ilm3s
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-04-28
Bachelor-A fellow without shirt buttons
and addicted to dickie' End 'alse colors.

A schoolmaster IN Vermont, lately rec.
commended to his pupils very fine edition
of Comb on he Head
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-04-28
Brighton Cattle Marhct-Thursday, Apr. Fl

LEIPoRrED FOR THE DAILY ADVERTISER
AT market l3j Beet Cattle and 100 Swine.
Prices.-Beei Cattle So :.
Swue.-At wholesale, Ohio 5l6c, New York 5 q
6!c
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-04-28
lust RECEIVED FROM THE UNITED STATES

. PATENT OFFICE u variety OF Foreign Garden Seeds,
Grains, &c. These Seeds, forwarded by the Hon.
GEORGE I. MARSH for the benefit OF the Chittenden
County Agricultural Society, will be distributed as tar
as they will 90 among members u tie Society on APP
picatlon made within u week from this notice.
Apply at the Store OF j $. PIERCE.
by order OF the Executive Committee.
April - IT, C. THOS HOPKINS Sec'y
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-04-28
BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET, April %.



At market 300 Beef Cattle, - pairs Working Oxen
10 Cows and Calves, 800 Sheep and 200 Swine
PRloEs Beet Cattle. Sales at Sc, 6.2j, 6.75, 81
extra S725.
Working Oxen Sales at SllO, Sl23 and sl36
Cows and Calves. Sales limited ut SIS and S3l
Sheep. S225, So 50 30 and 81
Swine. At wholesale q 8! c. per ID.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-04-28
AVN HAaRINGTON's ESTATE.


SIAlE OF FNRMONT At Session of the
Dl2IElct OF CmyLSpEyI, s. Probate Court holJen
dc9, tie lstl day d Apr ISIS Grorge B Shaw.
Admin ,uatoF Of the Estate Of Auu Huntington la
Of sara buTnston deceased lntestae filed IN sail
sad dseea,'@ died ie4.4 OF an rag,yided halt quar-
m1d,yi1 bif v., i ~ IT, s" b"'l-IUn "irn
hat the amour; Of tam n aow "I by , 6 TS'n%
si f a nsonsi said t.iy IS 9i755 and TIM 'sc
allowed aris VII 10 ' '' !Tn, OF me ',o'
innisraon, ard hat although il nav no. h.. ne.r,
S o Of an ns ,qf y %n9 OF s@d dytst 3 Of said
Of Administration. vet, t,r The. reason a, r,,,e y, H.
interest OF s1iJ ,.,.,, n, I ~ '''.S H'., ""E W.
Would o.I be- for gI , , 10 pay dgo'- and eHese1 j.,
have the whole interest II, ..,i 'o Of Iani .j nn,
the residue thereof II an divided arnong the hr,rs b.
woaI gHni iI 'la .igGI( UNI the sat1 Ion
rest ct the sd estate ia sid let or anI n-ecuby Il,
the Statute in such cas- mad. md nroyi5 d.
lo DAY. Of NV. ISIS r 1o5[I oS aJ'h oSs dr
sad petition, at tac of! 60 OF sl.I Probate Couit IN
sud Bur.I'gto! and doh order a. ~ 1els.ns int
rested be notified thereof by publication OF this orjrr
containing ne substance of sad petition three weeks
success. CIV in the Bnrinso ON Firr prets a uewsi,-
Jcn, Re ,.I q W1'.4 ri9'gaiIoa 10 b previous to
''' Go 3,'i '', , v.5 L vi u .. -.
I; - '''' H. ,i,' 49, Nsi,-,,, ci!.'' III SAD
ljwa BRADFORD RINFuRD, Rcsisty
nALLN'S PAIN EXTrA0T lust re-.
~ rriyri nom he nronric,ar =, fresh isi n,
A,,,l,.c,,i' iIu '''' II p Blk IL, ,""ttn>-.,
''''''-' - r'.E. l'-tnNiNu W
/1UySovvs,g S,DS,D,n,,r,
ioot > HAESli hhiLiA. me Great
" Sprag PaIiqer cf ,he Bljod sec advertise
mcnt in another columuJ HARRINGTON
,Apothecarcs' Han, General .lgepi Tor Fremont
s,tpD ,SSrS
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-04-28

French, English and American cloths cassimcres.
s1tncts twerds and summer stripe Tor mems and boys
wear at prices never before heard OF. Gentlemen viii
ave money by examining our stock OF cloths before
making their purchases
+ ;. lLsh linen OF every quality brown and
b.eached sAeet.ng OF every style and price.
Burlington, April Il. ISIS
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-04-28

MOTHERS RELIEF.-This Justly celc.
w braed article, established by the accommodation
OF the Medical Faculty, is Tor sale by the Propretors
wholesale agent,
April 81 TIIEO A. PECK.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-04-28

NPTII
A brave soldier in Connecticut who received
a musket ball through his body on the Northern
frontier during the late war, writes to his friend
at Washington enclosing several silk watch
chains, manufactured by himself, as follows:
"If you think proper, please to give one to
Mr. CLAY.-IIe is the man that depend upon
to continue the work he has so ably begun. As
for the abuse that has been heaped upon him,
no reasonable man but thinks it will turn to his
advantage. When boy l ARRAYS foand The
apple.tree that had The most clubs and stones about
il, bore the best appieS." n. y. Tribune.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-04-28

TRtSSES and ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS
l. OF all kinds, constantly Oh hand by
'HIIED
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-04-28
Anah IIaiSht's Estate,

EREsH CAMPIENE-Just received.
l. Apul2i THEo \. PECK,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-04-28
NOTICE TO BUILDERS.
Window Sash.

WINDOW SASH III all sizes constantly kept OF
w hand and for sale By GEO. PETERSON
Burlington, April 5, 1918 i2w6
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-04-28

A few rocks are still visible behind They are the
last OF Earth" And rs the hoary headed man sits
penslve in his ruined bark and looks out from eyes
dim with age, upon the partly illuminated Future the
Angel (once ~ easily iorgonel appears again. followed
now by troops OF the shining Ones" welcome and
weary be at rest. 5. VI. c.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-07-12

l.,Iu- il.ov,us .c,icf ron. ccu. Tav.
.,, ru,,.n t,ros Tho Fio,la War to the
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bcI"l, o. l.e ''a,n.a"'' "'f' us "'"'" -
Coz Taylor seeking 10 recover ','h' roo.
OF identity 90 Ih- l'iS'H, ,.'''" 1t - ''AN vs.
was W'"|cI' 1Gl '.r '.i'' % ',L'Hl IN.
lied upon Gu. ''y'.T fe'.''" 20 =, ",I'|
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Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-07-12

We hof,c Goo SO ihe Ca,isa within l'w
5s,s. whs1 Nc vii stcus no question WIN
t,n,. - 60 our duty ia NE m'l'et
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-07-12
Later and important from Franco

Tho following Indulgence from f'., Vt,
received bv Telegraph W Ltvcfr'. '..l
Iond,n lust before the Saline oi u'c Co.,.
lnnIa. and O., published by TIC Iuuu,t 1.I
Enuu,ret OF Hnndav morning
P,.ts, Junc cad. m,
I.i. met reported that the Executive r.,..
.,.,,.,, have al resigned, eni visa, Cyr
t,,3.,n,c hs been placed 40 ts '.,. .,
nae ,tncI lptccs, aui that tao 'Ds.t il..
3D.. ban 2,.I.t,i iH 70 ttatS ~ 'p->
50 ,hc az. moment, $50 tHc o''Hr'..
ron, London. We can only sny that 40 rl.
.t,.a rIvoI from Pans, and uo c,rtess.r.. .
,.,l, on ,ccruu, Of the disturbed stale ..
ain, Itcfc can nc nn DOUBT u1ta ..r'. ...
% , severe u,tutc y going On.
Tao following /, cN'rac''d l,"m Vac ",
Aoih llctall Of n1nday morning
Liverpool, lunr ga ~ .
oicu uY letter TO inform .r. N,. 800.
r,,, hi~ t..t riomcnt tracncd Do, l1 ,.,
,u, t,,rtngh, ,ant tho cu,, h's .a
commented IN France. lcVc.u,, tie
,roops aud N,uon,l Gu,rd, >ci. u.a...
d,spora,cly with the people. Iuo -l.u.
at iloIs tcutlc.
T. vas rsno.lrl ip Liverpool. luuc -
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-07-12

T. WIS .ro.,,l in Liverpool luuc -
lla, l,r mcI,u,uuf EUgtuJ, bad l.,..
ccgu"i M Austria, a. rrsNlto Oh. i...l.
pu.uci
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-15
sY JOHN C. wHirrisS-


,su<.s.s ., spsf,.s-r,ossg< ro- Fre-e' t"srs''..
~. ,.,.,, ,,gee. sarearh he re, iof. fab a.
- 49,. s,ssr. her over, .ssa face to oos 49,
pss 20, o 81 "a SEA, sons graceful bsu ros
?. ~. .ro-s o.. .ns the oany @ ~ ,a.s,. sa.s na hSe
go ~, Is spri, orthnghi % hs Ashsf nature Hoe
- "a. ,,,..ssAsans parose o. aff,-Haan hs h-a
nsas esss ~ sos - fs, bon vhas mas Esis spar
xyef sorsaos, ~ - oa.. 70 n. a.ss q cane eoru
- -. ,s~s ar surnns sshss h bach or rn5
srs,.s -h sort Of cens1f- ura he driver unto h
e, ,, ,fss .sa ssssi ss = s.d
Asa n eveans -Asn has eosas ssns before c' masters door,
fosx ans tasns iors>ss s.aais be s-st svruofs
"a - ,rs.>s sor every vhA rstes sxzns, ot
%s.r. BE ssnsa AZ aas uPnshi form no
A. ,se .sPea.hl. s-iseo vaes .. pal 90 o. ~
Ro1cd tall sat stately cess, ~ ~tners - - bod
Gov ssesy. The forest monarch closer ss "a. fl s5cs
III he . oassr sl1 he sne . IN - Place
q ssss and besss nature -ssssis manhood
All sprh bsnssi a. Lie iAe ees chofea sn ''
s,s Love Evsngs sni vor,a q voe and SO
Is nsss l<h; ssa happy on, ~sss Lo'e " shnns ~
sSss q wecon< kadness sins al the word hse hns
!, D. ven. q ~bos. Affections Kindred blood bet part
OF zoe ta5y thro6baS from tie aas''s.l neeft
Can re iso~ ne deeper ssaas u ovs 10 slavery nsse
Las, so-sr Ct lot Eden, blooming that sod aecur's'f
Low. o. Hou- .ns q womanas'r % all sn aou dear
10 he rhose psss elsewhere MEASURE only fse and rii
An ,rou,1 tee desert circles underneath bra1sa ssy
Ory ons srssn spot resanng -hsre ne dew Dr.
FROM he horror Of hat desert; from b. 'iso.P-s Of l,
Tufas The asx sprt tkthef a. tc DIVER seesi IS bell
IL he f.rrd ;ropc noou,n. and 7~ The
Hsy n.sa through lie g-ns q ne beat
roagh aaxsd leaves and eossos sfro~y sassims s
s7.sl, : IN. her bead 70 isa
we shall I've slave oa.sri freetoms hour close = h,nH
Hocks her -3- rest - boat upon ne strano
Haytsn capsbi have he s~rtty
Hsss. Of the paid lace % tsr fscs az color trl-i
"T<y have ooS m tie sih. pss.-e q no9-
Asd the gray and a,ssan, waters roll above Tue ,4rkea oa
oh besssd bop. q Freedom Ho with % ard rad ssrprss
For ro5s her bosom for instant beam Der eyes
BAT lie valley. -hsfe Der mothers but
Tsroash The sao~y bloom Of eoaee and ne lemon aes " greer
knd ssd Il wro or bes
heard Cor FREED AID h hngef points he y
s1dursncs Tor tie sske ~ and
burden nesn for souls lac nne
go and n1snght. ~h>n last farewell Der
Kne>nf place parting VII bsss ih@ from ts shore
Do, my mother. blg on her sc. bed Al ,h> day
La bead ~aich through NJ twilight ga
"shoad h>gs Freedom hsr.t ~ t~e
woad sstder far bondage ose io sni STRIPES % ne
Yer nv h.srt and would coon = f
Isho,db ny mother ealing through tie i~ght Tor her cdl
N.,sax urwsrt from Tie shines Tie Of morning te
Tkrouxh The coffee blossom and green hedges the lime
SIDE By sds and The slave ysns to tie lover snd Tie mad
Wherefore locs BE- ib waters Forward o. BIS sade
Sadly looks Re- oe~p sh. a. The Hsytcas al be
Las cloud ~ he mountain tuseu -s~ard O. Tie breeze
Bu h. arm ifh, prcsses and be- hears i1~ call
Hate Of slavery hoPe II Freedom love nshLsr tAan Al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-15

n NUIli E.-rlrfs a. tLc 1908 OF
>oouveFne ~ street, East h'sr-Pebia notice . here.
y given ~ az the prorretorI of lois yiIg opposite TO-
sateFfsonts the bukheld stus ed the Eisf River
0etween the est SIDE " The oi MONTGOMERY sleet
and ne wesl SIDE u TIC Tot % 0ouyeEncuEroet, slt
also q al rae pVpHeors a. los iyins opposite o. 10
owners or gnt psls.nt otherwise Interested % waei
fronts the bukheAd ituat.6 the E, River between
the cas- side OF the loot OF Golgerr all he
west side of the ioo- II Nanrtsfleef that DE Mayer.
Aldermen snd Com uousty of the Cty OF New 30 aa.s
determined pen sinking sud comp st.rs per ff. 10
sssterlg do, sud also pier from the westerly ie q 10
foot q O0lVerneur-street under The direction ~ 80
Street Commissoner each pier b 10 two hundred nd
Piers 20 be cc'@ucsd before the frst DAY March
next ensuing an1 be completes within iuur 0lihs there
ai.e 20 wit BY The hrsr Gay ofJuly 1872 And notice
hereby father given g. The propsiors 81 los ling ygpo
ate TO- the owners Or and rerons Interested a. fess
weeks from the date or this aud Advertisement
sisniy IN writing 70 the Street Commissioner Al ri. otss
No Hal Of Records their intentions % unite with Do
'sd Corr ration IN snsi and completing tho said ps
a. soresao, and 20 contute their rsspe1lye properties
Of the expense Of stalking ard completing the same, g
net 10 ente 10 sinking and completing the same snf
not 70 contribute their respective proportions II The
Ferss theieo 81 ihey MAJ deem zpedlelt sod noies
hereby farther gwen that N any persons he rfopre
tors u 1T lynE opposite TO- ~ owners o. y persons
otrcr~ Interested The wat fronts the
the Fast River between ne esst Ae III IN. fot in noni.
gouery street AID the wet Tide ct fhs foot ~ Oosye
recti = =. =. r-s,.s "a 81 ~. 80 tss.f
proportional psls " The expense u sintirg al conpe
trg said pier from the wesferr see The , u Cow
srneussti@s a. soiesnd, md o. AZ ID any re3ns he
proPretors n los lying opposite Co. he es1ers c or peg
sens oirel~ise i1tefestrd ln the ous of the uu
hssd ca tie 81 River bei~fel the st % the foot u
Oouyeinsur rect ard he west side o The ilof of Wal
nut seei shall refuse " neglect % clrpy with the d.
rectoas aio esaia slc 'hi! bear 90 discharge their
r. = - -. - ~ ~ '..t r' ,.A"s a'- e'"P.e
ns SAD pier rom the rsiey SIDE 81 I'd io1t of Coass
Ai0e.a tht sa persons Aforesaid oil
nsteoy iost AZ nsh. o. nterss, 10 said pies respect
ssiy - sunk sn' competed and the Wharfage Alslas
Their, from ascending % the at OF the Legislature Il s
state IA such czs- ma and provided.
MARTIN THOMPSON Street courli..iausr
StresL Commlsslcners O,tce. Js1uary o. 1916 j5s~