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The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1855-09-28
VOLUME xI.-NUMBER 80.

Govenor Shannon's intellect seems 10 be
Of much the same quality with his political
honesty. He tells the people Of wsstpors
that Kansas ought to bo slave territory
because Missouri, lying contiguous to Il, .
q slave State. By the samo rule Ohio 'honld
be slave State because Il lies on the bor'
ders Of Virginia and Kentucky. BY tho
same rule Illinois, lying next to Missouri
should be slave State-or we might TO
verso the obligation, and say that Missouri
ought to abolish slavery because she b0r'
ders upon two free States, Illinois and Iowa.
N. Y. Evening Post.
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asritultural.
Show of National Ag. Society.

We publish with pleasure, the following
letter from VIM. S. KING, Esq, the able
and indefaiigable Secretary Of the U. S, Ag.
Society. You will see by it, wha, msgni-
fcent arrangements are made for the show !:
which WILL come of a, South Boston on the
23d, 24lh, 25th and Goth Of October next.
II the weather should be favorable, i, will
be great show. We hope every armer
in Maine who can leave home, will 60 end
see, as !, is no, probable ,ha, we shall have
National Show so near US again for some
years.
My DEAR SIR Your note Of enquiry as
10 the Show Of the United States kgriculiu-
Ial Society, to be held in the city Of Boston
on the 23i, cath, c5,h and 26lh days Of DC.
tober next, was duly received and ofssch
arrangements as are already made or deci-
ded upon, hasten 10 advise you -
The Show Grounds are situated in the
limits Of Boston, within reasonable walking
distance Of any part OF the city, bu, ample
facilities will be provided for those who pre-
fer (and who had no, y TO ride.
A fine public square, generously granted
by the Corporation for the purpose OF the
Exhibition, has been graded 10 perfect
level, and will be enclosed by a board fence
ten feet high, within this enclosure one
half mile track for the trial o. horses will DO
carefully prepared, its curves are such, rs
our engineer assures us, th,, locomotive
can describe them ut top OF speed; con.e-
qusn:ly locomotive qusdrupeds can with
ease put on; their full power, without
"breaking up," as on many courses too OF.
ten happens, TO the damage Of the horses
reputation for speed, the annoyance Of dri.
vers, and The disappointment, Of 'the crowd.
On The Forth, ea,, aud south sides Of the
grounds, adjoining the fence, will be erec-
ted stable, for ,,oek extending in length
owe, three ,bop,and foe, with inner lines Of
stable, at either end OF the track.
In tho accommodation Tor animals, we
have adopted manyI OF the bes, features Of
English shows, which I, at least, have never
seen copied in this country. The effec, 10
the observed will be hne, and the occupants
in no whit loses BY the change.
The Cochi,ua,e water, Of which Bosion''
ans boast will be introduced and plsna'ai'y
distributed through every part oil The enelo-
sure, ior me greater convenience o' IAn'0''
tors and hxh'o''eo'
Seats iof oooo spectators VIII oe ou''' on
'no we'' sue VI '"o "aO., '" - .e ~ ,n
s"e''"i - ~" o0V.Pa"s "y 80. 80, | :,
Two mus "" =. r " - w -. :, 1.
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UNION AND EASTERN JOURNAL.

The UuOn AMI Esstern Journal 10 Publishei eyery
fRiplr At No I, Central Doet, opposite NE Bddefsfd
Hoase.-rkRss-s2Oo 20 ~ snnum, 81 30 II paid With
In three months from the time Of subscribing. single
soplss 4 cents. " " ID. PALaxH, The American News
In the sses % New York DostGn, AMI Philadelphia and
Il duly empowered n saie ADVERTISEMENTS and susserip-
tlons al tie rates rsqurrd By ne. Ills once
Ars-Ns1 YOrk, Tribune Buliin.s BOsi0a, seolLys
building PliLalstAia n. W. corner Third and chss-
nut street.
MARCUS WATSON, Prister.
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REVIVAL or AN OLD Tsicx. An 7" exiled
Hungarian Count, who recently lioni.ins
at the Montgomery White Sulpher Splngs,
In Virginia, and who created tremendous
sensation among the unmarried ladies turns
out TO have been o journcyman barber Of
new 1ofk' ,1 ci cr.rr rlr .urr.i
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wEsr EsDES, 1855.

NorE These valuable hints were receiv.
ed some time ago, but were accidentally mis-.
laid. Almost every farmer keeps hens, and
almost every farmer lets the manure they
make be wasted. According 10 friend Hutch
ms statemen, this product has been made
more valuable than what eggs some aocks
Of like number have prOduced.-aiains Far
nfr
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MARCUS WATSON, Prist.r.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-02-23

This ICE IN Long Island sound is very
troublesome to vessels. The Steamer Com
modorc was kept in the ice two days and
three nights, with two hundred passengers
on board. She was aided by supplies OF pro-
visions and coal from another steamer, the &.
Vanderbilt, and got safely in to New York,
Friday night. VIII, hus ice bound, some of
her passengers attt( ted to get on shore over
the ice. After four hNirs effort and running
many hazards of being drowned or crushed,
they returned to the Steamer greatly ex-
hau,tcd. Many other vessels are reported as
being in The ice. No serious fears are felt
about them,
"A great transportation company has
been organized at Buffalo, under the general
navigation law of tn, State of New York. to
transport freight and passengers between the
Atlantic seaboard and the ports of the North
ern lakes. 1t has capital Of 5000 900, is
to center at Buffalo, and is to exist twenty
wears,
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Telegraphic Report of the Cam
bridge Cattle Market.

Reported for The Weekly Free Press
Wednesday, Feb 2lst
At Market 75T cattle, about 600 beeycs
and l57 Stores consisting of Working Oxen,
Cows, and Calves, Yearlings, two and three
years old.
Market Beef E4tra-per cwt. $sia9,
First quality, Sst,
Second do S7A to ST.
Third do s..
Ordinary $6i,
Hides per cwt S5sa6 6.
Tallow s3a9.
Pelts 100 1877.
Caliskins IL cents per Id, quick,
Barrelling Cattle, sea to "a per hundred
Veal Calyes-4i, !, Sc
Stores-W orking Oxen. LOG, ll2, l26 to
1876.
Cows and Calves, 25, 6, 30, ?, 4, 5, 40 to
AZ.
Iearlings, 10, IL, II, Is, IA.
Two years old %, 6, s, 80 to 80.
Three years old, SO, 3, AZ, 6, s to 50.
Sheep and Lambs, 2l69 at market.
Extra, 6, s, 10 to 25.
By lot, 1t, 4, 3 to 4.
Swine, none.
Remarks The supply to-day is not large.
Holders are firm, and buyers do not evince a
disposition to purchase any more stock than
for immediate sale, The Cattle trains were
all in promptly and the cattle as whole of
inferior quality. IS cars came over the
Fitchburs railroad and 50 over the i, & l..
X. r. loaded with cattle, sheep, swine,
horses and fowls
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Petition to Sell Land.

STATE HATE, OF VERMONT, The Hon. the Probate
OF Chittenden. To the heirs, lcgatees and all 9th
ers Interested in the Estate of Gilmore lapgood late
OF Bolton, in the District Of Chittenden deceased
GREETING.
w lEREAS, the Executors Of the last will and
w testament Of Gilmore Hapgood, late of Bolton
in said District deceased, have made application to
snid Court for license to sell real estate of said de-
ceased for the payment Of the debts of said deceased
ana setting forth therein, that the personal estate
OF said deceased will pay the last sickness debts
funeral charges and expenses Of administration
ana that the real estate is under mortgage for above
SIX Hundred Dollars, and consists of a Farm part
(which cannot be sold without great injury to those
interested in the remainder, and praying for license
TO sell the whole of said real estate.
Whcreupon the said Court appointed and assigned
the 18th day of March, A. d. 1855, to hear and de-
eide upod said petition, at the Probate Court Rooms
IN Burlington, and ordered that notice thereof be
given to all persons interested, by publishing this
order three weeks SUCCESSFULLY in tho Burlington
Free Press, newspaper which circulates in the
neighborhood, all of which publications shall be
prev ious to the time for hearing.
You are therefore hereby notified to appear before
sad Court at the time and place aforesaid then and
there to give bonds for the payment Of debts or 9TH
erwise to make objections if you see cause.
Given under my hand at Burlington, this 10th
day of February, A. D. 1855.
w5iw3 ID. FRENCH, Register.
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~ York. Opposition to the Combination
MUSIC AT GREATLY REDUCED RATES.
Notwithstanding the combination Of Music Deal.
crs to keep up the prices of non-copyright music
against the interests of Native Composers and their
refusal to extend to Mr.. WATERS the courtesies Of
the trade, he is making immense sales-havinr
abundant evidence that he has public countenancc
and support in his opposition to the Great Monopo-
ly, and in his efforts to aid Native Talent and adopt
the National Currency. His stock of American md
European Music is immense, and the catalogue of
his own publications is ono of the largest and best
selected in the United States He has also made
Great Reduction in the prices Of Pianos, Meodeons
and Musical instruments of all kinds Superior
toned 81 Octave Pianos for SIS, 5000, and S225
interior of "a good quality and instruments strong
and as durable as those which cost 5000. Pianos Of
every variety of style and price, up $1,000, COM
prising those of n different manufactures and
among them the celebrated modern improved
HORACE WATERS Pianos, and the first premium
toLEAN PIANOS of T. GILBERT Co.'S make Gown
ers oil the 4Eoleau PatenD. Second hand Pianos at
great bargains. Prices from $40 to ; l5O. Melo.
icons from five different manufactures including
the uUll-hnOru -
(tuned the equal tempcrament,) the best ma%e in
the United States. Prices, So, 500, So, 500,
Sis, SIPS, Sl35, $50. Smiths Double Bank Me
lodeons, 5000. Each Piano and Melodcon guaran-
teeu rhr best to tho trade, schools &c. l2t
per cent, discount to Clcrgymen and Churches. All
orders promptly attended to. Music all parts
of the country post paid, at the reduced rates.
General and Select Catalogues and Schedules Of
prices Of Musical instruments for wardci to any adj
dress free of charge.
Feb. Is. w3ms
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INDICATED INHALATION.
DR.. GoLDINGRUNTING,

4 ND formerly of the Brompton Hospital, City
"a Road, London for the cure of Consumption,
Bronchitis, and all other chronic affections Of the
Throat Lungs and air passages, by the inhalation
of medicated vapors practiced in the said lio,pi
tai The remedies employed by DR.. b. are brought
into immediate contact with the liberated surface,
Of the Lungs and Throat, by inhalation, producing
their action at the very seat of the disease sim
gle weeks trial will convince tho invalid of the
efficacy of the life-restoring power of tins trcatmcn
DR.. Bunting will be at the American Hotel, Dur
lngton, on Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday, tic
l4th, 18th, and 10th, inst, for consultation vita
patients ON the above Diseases,
No charges for consultations, which are given
from A. VI. to 5 2. NJ.
DR.. b. may be also consulted on all diseases pc
culiar to Females, free of charge, at his rooms.
q Principal Office, Northampton, Mass, where
all letters (postpaid) wall be duly answered.
Feb. sth. dGwtf
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ROOM WANTED
Sl, w esDsssbS !
BY Tele graph
LYMAN'S STORE.-BURLINGTON

DJ SiSS dpil
FROM
LTMAN'S STORE,-BURLING
ARRIVAL OF THE S1'EA MERI,
THREE DAYS LATER FROM NEW YORK, :!
NEWS OF GREAT IMPORTANCE
Reciprocity BIZ Pdsscd!!!!!
INRADE IN DRY GOODS VERY BRISK. THE
receipts of Dry Goods quite large. Sales
quick, and at very low figures. In staple goods
VIZ She"ings, Shirtngs, Dcnims, stripes, &c. con.
siderable a,uvity displayed, at prices much lower
than last spring.
WooLENS are heavy and firm, at price. that at
tract considerable attention
FOREIGN GOODS.-Cassmere. Shawls De-
LANES, &C., are very c. cap. Prices Of all articles
excepting worthless and improbable kinds exhibit
FIGBGE familiarity, ega frmness. Tho Styles are
sales.
EMBkOlDERlES. In this line we notice a large
and beautiful assortment, and at low prices The
styles are choice and the goods good Much at
tenton has been devoted in this line by the Ladies'
and more animation displayed than usual.
THlBETS, MERINOS, COBU RGIIS, 6C.-Large
inspirations of these goods this season, and prices
are from 20 to 80 per cent. less than last year.
beautiful assortment Of these goods are nov ready
for eyhibitonand sale. Purchasers are invited t.
give them look before purchasing elsewhere.
HOSIERY GLONES.-As usual, a well selected
stock of Hosiery and Gloves are in the market but
for choice goods, goods that goods, the CORNER
STORE is supplied with endless variety, and at
ioWPrses
~ All are i.-Iitcd to call and examine for them
selves.
CORNER STORE, lVickrre Buiiaing,)
,I.r *
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G r A Il I S I!
u ~ II -
JUST = L LIS II T. n,
Now niScnvary in lIplIriup


New Discovery in Medicine
4 FEW WORDS on the rational treatment, with
N out Medicine, Of Spermatorrhea or Local
Weakness, Nervous Debility, Low Spirits, Lassitudc,
Weakness Of the Limbs and Back, lndispostiou and
Incapacity for Study and Labor, Dulncss of Apprc-
hension, Los, of Memory, Aversion to Society,
Love of Solitude Tmidity self Dstrust, Dizziness
Head Ache, Involuntary Discharges, Pains in the
side, Affection Of the Eyes, Pimples ON the Face,
Sexual and other Inirmites in Man
From the French of DR.. Delaney,
The important fact that these alarming complaints
may easily be removed uhouf medicine, is, in this
small Tract clearly demonstrated and the entirely
and highly successful treatment as adopted by
the Author, fully explained, by the means OF which
every is enabled to himself perfectly, and
at the least possible cost, avoiding thereby all
the advertised nostrums Of the day.
Sent any address, gratis and post free, in
sealed envelope, by remtting (post paid) two Post
age Stamps to DR., II. DE LANEl, No. II, Lispen-
ard Street, New York City.
Dec IL. 1854, d6wtf
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COneCtOr,S Sale

VlNHE TAXES assessed on the Grand List of this
L Town for the year 1854 upon the real estate Of
Charles Paine and Joseph Clark Trustee. Of the
Vermont Central Railroad Co, and set in the
said Grand List to the said Paine and Clark, said
Taxes being in my hands for collection and UNPAID
and not being able to find within my precinct the
proper goods or ohates of the said Paine and Clark
wherein to levy and collect the same have ex.
tended the warrants for the collection Of the said
Taxes upon the Dwelling house and Lot on the North
side of Maple street, formerly owned and occupied
by g. A. stansbury, which estate | shall sell at
ruolc Auction at tho said premises in said Burling-
ton, on the 18th day of March, 1855, at IL o'clock
IN the forenoon, SO much Of said estate as will pro-
duce sum sufficient to pay said Taxes and all legal
costs thereon.
:. W. TAYLOR,
FU'' Constable and Collector of III h,caV
Burlington, Feb. 9th, 1855. w3qv3
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University Medical College,

'ENHE NEXT ANNUAL COURSE OF LECTURES
in the Medical Department Of the Vermont
University will commence on
Thursday, March Oh, 1855,
and continue Sixteen Weeks.
SAMUEL ". THAYEH, Jr., ND,
Anatomy and Phyuo!o.y.
HORACE NELSON, ND,
Prsc'p'n a.d Practice Of Sur.ry asd Svrst<al
Jurispru3sse.
WALTER CARPENTER, N. d,
.Hitsria N,iiei d.d Tisrapeutls.
oRREN SMITH, N D.,
O61~rie,. Di,ea's, Of Woven a.d ckldr<s s~5
Oba,freal Juyisprudsses.
HENRY ERNI,
Chsni,try d'S TorieOlosy.
EDMUND KANE, N. D.,
Principle, srd Practice Of Msdci.s and PstkoisEy.
The fee for full Course is $50. Mstriculatiou
So Third course, students $40; graduation fee
SIS. During the Lecture Term liberal opportunities
will be provided for gentlemen wishing to pursue
Practical Anatomy. DR.. Thayer will pay particu-
lar attention to those who wish 70 disse1 during
autumn and winter.
For further particulars apply to
S. W. THAYER, Jr.,
Dsds Of The Faculty.
Burlington, VI, Nov. lst, 1854. wtilmhl
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COnaCtor's Sale

INllE TANES assessed on the Grand List. Of thi.
i Town for the years Of 1852, 1888 and 1854,
upon the dwelling house and Lot on the corner o:
Champlain and King streets, recently occupied by
L d. Chapman, and set in the said lists to him. said
Taxes being in my hands for collection and unraid.
and not being able TO find within my precinct the
proper goods chattcs of the said Chapman whereon
to levy and collect the same, | have extended the
warrants for the collection Of the said Taxes upon
the said estate, which shall sell at Public Auction
at tho said premises in said Burlington on the 18th
day of March, lsjj, at o'clock in the forenoon,
much Of said estate as will produce n sum sufTl
'ient to pay said Take. and all legal costs thereon
:. W. TAYLOR,
First CoHH.bi' Gn| Coil,ofar of HrIu4v
amt tann Sth,ol T4rcS.
Burlington, Feb. 9th, 1855. w32w3
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LOOK HERE ,

WYE ARE NOW READY TO SETTLE WITH
every person, and not only ready but
INTEND to do so soon" and all who are in
debted to Us are respectfully invited to call before
the 10th day of February next. All accounts not
closed at that time, will be left with an attorney for
collection, as We arc determined to have our books
closed Recollect the 10th of February
NICHOLS DoYN1oN. d
Burlington, Jan 9th 1885, d&wtf
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COLLECTORS Sale

THE TANES assessed on the Grand Lists Of this
i Town for the years $50 and 1854 upon the
DWELLING house and Lot the corner of ChampIain
anc Dank streets and st in the said Lists to John
Smith, said Taxes being in my hands for collection
ano unpaid, and not being Bile find within nv pre-
ein,t the proper goods chates Of the said smith
whereon to levy and collect the same We attended
thewarants for the collection of the said Taxes upon
the said estate, which shall sell at Public Auction
at the said premises in said Burlington on tho l2tb
day Of March, 1855, at . O'Clock in the forenoon
% much of said estate as will produce a sum sufi
clent to pay said Taxes and all legal cost. thereon
;. W. TAYLOR,
First Constable and Collector NJ In rbuau
and UHion School Iles
Burlington, Feb. 9th, 1855. w3.w3
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Railroad Watched

AFmy own importation, cased in heavy Is carat
" tne gold hunting cases, from ~ to 8. ounce
cases also hne ones in heavy silver cases, with my
own name and Of my own importation, of the finest
movements ! have ever had tho pleasure of offer
ing to Railroad men. Double Time Watches for
spoTtsmen Ladies Gold Watches in great variety,
all at low prices, at the Old stand, Church Street
j. L, BRINSMaID.
Feb. 3. dkwtr
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Agents in Vermont.

Smith 4 Pierce, Moaipeii0--G Hale, Chsl,.a--
f NJ Brown, Wo1dsiock-Redfed6 Granni.s Nom
pchp--C l. Case Co. BraHioH-E W Blaisdell
TrgeHnes- Collins 4 Porter Montpelier P Welch
BrauioH-W II Wallace, Hasburg-L Pratt, Jr.
Wooist1ck-S X Collins, MntpshG-S b Nichols
Bpin stoa-P Merryheld, Wiad,or-B Tyler
Mntpehp-D Mott, 81. Albans.
Jan. 10 w6min
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Notice..

HEREBY GIVE NOTICE that have given nv
two sons LORENZO DYKE and LINUS r.
DYKE the remaining part of their minority with
permission to transact business for themselves and
as shall claim none of their earnings, shall pay
no debts of their contracting after this date.
HEMAN DYKE.
TRUMAN WILLIAMS, Witness
Westford, Feb. 20, 1855 v3iv3+
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the author having devoted his exclusive attention to In.
treatment of complaints peculiar to females in respect
"Lch he Is yearly consulted by thousands both in psrsos
AM by letter
Here every woman discover, by comparing hG ovs
symptoms with those described, the nature chArsstr
Of and the proper remedies for her plans
Tbs wife about becoming mother has often need Of
Instruction and advice Of the utmost imports her
future health in respect which her ssnsuvsnsss IN,
BIDS consulting medical gentleman viii Cad such n.
';-ucton and advice, and also explain many sy.ptsms
which sherwiso would occasion anxiety alarm . all
the reeular,es incident to her situ,uoA are described
How many suffering from obstruetsn, or irr.sshr.
tiles peculiar tho female system which upisrni,. the
health, the effects Of which they is.orant, or
which their delieaey iorbiis seeking msdl.AI ,sri..
Many sahsrins from proapHS 'si CALLING Of the womb
rom auor a1la (weakness, debility, Ss) May
IN constant agony for many mosths preceding es.nns
ment Many have difficult if not dangerous deliveries,
and slow and uncertain Some whose lives
harried during such time will each ind in It's pages the
means Of prevention, AmeAorAtion and relief
Il course impraeabe convey fully the rsriou
subjects treated o. they Of . nsturs strictly In.
tended for the married thOs. contemplating marriage
Reader, are you husband GAsr' wifi.
mo,hsr' Have you the welfare Of thos. you ls,s
at ha.rt' Prove your sincerity, Apd loss tno (,
learning what interfere with their health ssd hap.
pinsss not less than your will avoid 70 you and
yours, II has to Thousands, many day OF pain and
,nHsty followed by slespess nights incapssatns the
mind for it' ordinary avSeaon, sni sIhaussng those
Tor medical attendance, medicines ssd advertised
nostrums which otherwise would provide for declining
years the ndrmues Of age and the proper education Of
your children.
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COlleCtOr,s Sale


'EnlE TANES annexed on the Grand Iists or ,bo
Town Tor the years Of 1853 and 1854 uuou tho
clearinghouse and Lot on the West side of e. am,
pam street occupied by Peter Rcean. and sct in
inc sald Lists to him. said Taxes being i'm NV hands
Tor collection and unpaid and not being able IA find
wthlh my precinct the proper goods or chatt,ls Of
the snld heigan whercon to levy and collect the
same, nave extended the warrants for the colcc.
t,on oil the sad taxes upon the said estate which
snal at Public Auction at the said premises in said
burlington, on the 18th day Of March 1855, alto
CLOCK, IN the forenoon, so much Of said estate as
will produce sum sufficient to pay said taxes and
all legal costs thereon.
S. W. TAYLOR.
First Constable and Coiicctor of Hgh,rgy
anil Ih'on Sch,,i Taro.
Burlington, February 9th, 1855. w32w3
Collectors Sale,
'IIIE TAXES assessed on the Grand List Of this
town for the years Of 1851 1852 1853 and
1881, upon parcel Of land on the North side Of the
Winooski Turnpike, in the casterly part of this
townset in the said Grand List to Jesse IIodgckius
said Taxes being in my hand. for collection and
unpaid, and not being able to find within LAY pre-
cnct the proper goods or chattcls Of the said
llodgekins wherein to levy and collect the same
have extended the warrants for the collection Of tho
said Taxes upon the said estate which shall sell at
Public Auction, at the Town Clerk, OGccc, in said
Burlington, on the 18th day of March. 1865. at 2
O'Clock, in the afternoon so much of said estate s
will produce sum sufficient to pay said taxes and
all legal costs thereon.
5. W. TAYLOR,
First C0nt1bie and CoNectar of ITrlwgy
and UaioH Srhooi 7arss
Burlington, February 9Th. 1888. ,yg9rl