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ROBERTS CUITTENDEN, Attornies. dlw9wS

SALE FOR TAXES OF LANDS OF NoN-REsI-
"dent7.-The nonresident owners oflands Of the
town Of Burlington, in the County of Chittenden,
are hereby notified, that the taxes assessed on the
following described lands, set in the Grand List oil
said town TO said owners, remain unpaid, to wit
FIRST All the land and premises belonging to
the estate Of Melinda Catlin deceased which lies
east of the road, crossing Onion kiver and above
the Bridge at Minoo.hi tails between the river and
the new road running east from the Falls and
south of a lot of land owned by Henry P. Hickok,
together with all the houses, mills, buildings, water
power, water rights aud privileges, standing thereon
and belonging thereto and all and the same preInis-
es conveyed by Henry " Catlin administrator with
the will annexed of Melinda Catlin to Edward Estes
by deed dated 9th of September A. D. 1854, and set
in the Grand List OF Burlington for the years 1850
and 1856 to said Estes.
ECON Lot numbered fifty. six (56) as laid
down on a " plan of G.. &. Shaw's land, Burlington
Vermont" recorded in Book 22d Of the records Of
lands in said Burlington on age 1851, containing
nc-fourth of an acre, and all and the same prem
Uses conveyed by George b. shaw to Thomas Bour-
goin by deed dated 26th Of February, A. D. 1852,
and set in the Grand List Of said Burlington for the
years 1855 and 1856 to said B~ourgoin.
THIRD Part of lot number thirty 800 on the
plan Of Burlington commonly called one Of the wa
ter lots, and described as follows, to wit bounded
on the North by Main street, on the East by Water
Street, on the South by land owned by Horace
Wheeler in January 1854, and West by tho East
line of the Rutland and Burlington Rail Road, and
the Same premises conveyed by Louis Follett to
Charles K. Follett by deed dated 2lst of January
A. D. 1894, and set in the Grand List Of said Bur
lington for tho years 1855 and 1856 to said Charles
Il. Follett.
FOURTH Lot numbered twelve Q2). lying up
on a street lately opened Northsrly from North st.
and the same lot Of land numbered twelve O2), on
a plan and survey recorded in Volume 22d on page
Az, of the land records of Burlington and hereby
referred to for further description OF said lot, and
the same premises conveyed by Leonard Johonnott
assignee to Patrick Foy by deed dated 2sth of April
A. b. 1854, and set in the Grand List Of said Bur.
lington for the year 1856 to said foy.
FIFTH All the land and premises. known as the
Exchange Hotel in Burlington, ami described as
follows beginning at tho North. East corner Of the
brick tavern house known as Harris Hotel or tho
Exchange hotel aforesaid, on the line between said
Hotel and the building known as Noyes' Block on
Water street, thence South on the West line of Wa
ter Street to the SOUTHEAST corner of said Hotel,
thence Westerly by the South wall Of said Hotel
forty-6ve feet, thence Northerly to the North line
Of water lot, number twelve, thence Westerly on the
North line of said water lot, two hundred and six
teen feet and four-tonths of II foot, thence NOrthorly
on a line parallel with the line Of Water Street to a
stake standing in the line Of the North wall of said
Hotel, thence in the last mentioned line Eastorly by
the North line of said Hotel to the place of begin
ming, and the same premises conveyed by John q.
Sherburne to Daniel Tarbell Jr. by deed dated 10th
of June A. d, 1858 and set in the Grand List of
said Burlington for the years 1865 and 1856, to said
Daniel Tdrbel Jr., and 80 much of said lands above
described will be sold at public auction at the Town
Hall in said Burlington on the 26th day of Septem.
Der next at ten O'Clock in the forenoon, as shall be
requisite to discharge said taxes with costs, unless
previously paid,
SAMUEL HUNTINGTON,
First Constable and Collector of Highway, Union
School and Fire District Taxes.
Dated at Burlington, this goth day of August. A.
D., 1856. w9 VS. dit