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By 8REEN t. WILLIAMs. Auctioneers
V,KCSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE LOTS.-By
virtue of . deed of trust. executed on the nth
day OF September, 1853, and recorded in Liber A.
D.. No lSs, one of the land records Of Washing
ton county, D. c., and at the request Of ths
party secured thereby, will offer at Public Sale
on MON DAY, the 26th day Of October next, At the
hour of O'Clock. in the afternoon the Lots,
Pieces and Parcels of Ground described in said
trust deed, being 90 Lots situated in Square num-
Tsrms of sale One-third cash balsncs in and
Ia month"; tie pu,, hasers giving taeir notes for
the deferred pa ymenta. bearing interest IRON the
day Of sale A dead given and deed Of trust taken
TO secure the deferred payments AL ronveyau-
cling and Revenue Stamps at the purchasers s1-
psnse II the terms of Sale are not complied with
st the md Of live days from the day OF sale the
Ipterfigped as Trustee reserves the rig at to re-
sell the faid premises altar elvertlsn iya tim
IL the Evening Snr al the risk and cost OF the de-
c. RITTgEHOU sE. Trustee.
se25 t&ds GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Aucts. I
A ssIsTANr OF oUARTERMAsrERs oFFICE.j
"A toTatT Of q and T,csnty stc0H9 stF.tfx, }
Wash ing ton. September Is, 1863. !
and talId NsDh kSDAYS, Ttb, lath and 2lst o.
oc1oosr. ~ 1he Corral near the w ashi gton OBJ
@-s HORSES AND MULES
condemned ~ unft for pu Bile service
Sale 10 commence 1T 10 O'Clock M go :
Terms cash, in Governns ant I 1nds
CHARLES 6ARRErSON,
ne Is tSs Assistant Quartz master.
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By J. MCG UIRE Il CO.. Auctioneers
(>HANClRY SALE OF VERY VALUABLE EB

BY virtue of decree in Chancery, in cause No.
l;627 Middleton and wife Berry. the undersigned
Trustees, on TUESDAY. the nth day Of October,
s III 's F. aesrs oo
corner of Tenth and streets, in the city wash
ingtor, the large and valuable tract OF land called
Bellevue P" belonging TO the estate OF the late
h M Berry, r. land lies the P9tom.s
d,ia, aDd about FIVE miles from Washinstoa, on
The Marlboro rosd. adioins Lower Gfssboro', and
consists OF 6ne variety OF meadow, wood, garden
fnd farming lands, part OF which is in . high
The Truttees Fave had the land subdivided into
si1 convenient lots for farming and gardening pur
Lot 4. 70 acre,. lrood, 2 psrehss Lot B n acre
are On the east side Of the Marlboro road and sx.
tend bs OK t, Oxen Bransb.
Lot D. 81 acres, roods, 9 p.rches, Is on the south
side of taid ros1, opposite Lot o. ana adjoiniaz
and Mr.. Iourgs lands. and exn nds to the Pot ,msc
river, is in high state Of saltiTafion, and con
fsips good dwelling and out hoases.
Lot =, 81 acres 18 perchss, aatoips Lot G, and lies
. fii ana "a, ,as are u.,,,ea
larly yaiuabe AID Lots and g, on the river, have
good fisheries for si ad and herring
This sale presents the most favorable oppor
tubity offered In many years TO persons desiring
terms are unusually liberal. viz One hith In cash
one two, three. four. and I've years respe .tivsiy
from the day of sale, with sem annual Btsrest,
good and srffeisnt sndorsers.t TO be approved By
the Trustees. OonvsyAness at pursha.srs' cost:
An eiaberAte plat of the estate. with its snhdi-
visions, can bs seen at 9. MsGt Ire Coz ware.
rooms RICHARD II. CLARKE,
TrustAsa
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b WIN. I. WALL q CO., Auetiensers.
ll On lRIOAY NQRNlNG. 18th inst al 10

uoUsxHOLD TUKNITUKE At xUCTioN
H On FRIDAY MORNING, 18th inst at Il
o'clock vs will sell, At the House on 18th stree
near Penn. ave. and the Circle. the HousshoIe
furniture Of Nias Seymour, embracins-
WAh PaIlor Suite, Oentre Table
Mirror and Nantel Ornaments
6o,id walnut Wardrobe
Bedfteads and Marbls-top Bur rsAus
Mahogany Eidsboard
Extension DfninS Table and Chairs
China, Glass. and Orockery Ware
French and Cottage Bedsteads
Wardrobss, Bureaus
Mar BILE top WashAtands, Toilet Sets
Beds, Hair, Shuck, and Sprlns Aattrsssss
Beddipg
Cook Btovs, Kitchen Furniture, and Utensils
Terms cash.
ot8 WM L. WALL Il co Auots.
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DERsMPToRY s1LI OF VALUABLI I'M
LyLyAyIA A,ESrH AID RE OIkcLI At AUoRIoa.-
On THURSDAY A1rHREoON, 18th inst at
10, sausre So, assubdvidsa by Isaac Poll.nk front
ing IS iset on a4th street and improved by large
u rooms and basement Just fitted mp for restau-
rant and newly painted rhrou ghout.
Terms: 9ne- half cash bala nee in three and tfX
MOI ths, with interest, secured by deed OF trust
on tae premise
and if the terms of sale not complied With in
uays from the day of sale, the Property will be
defaultipg purshassr.
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N o CU r Ell

oeI.2avad. J'c. Nee TIRE e Co, Au.,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-04-17

UsDsEspsv, April D..
FLoUR-ssle, a. . o. = = for Western super
fine. IS - 4 % flr common extras = 25 q =
for medium do; aud $ = z for good md choice,
including favorit- brands Michigan, Genesee, Cans
ia and Ohio at the latter rate. IN Corn Meal the
.alss have been small at ;; - 4 90 = Dbl In Ry.
Flour no change; -alss at g. 80 2 20 = bbl tor
common and extra.
GRAIN-The domsn for Corn continues moderate
but prices remain without change. Sales Of West
ern mixed have been az 90 q a5c; and Western and
southern yellow at CSC 4 81 !. bush oats firm
and the shipments South continue quite extensive.
The sales have been az - & 80 Tor Northern and
Canada. the latter price for choice lots Rye Is
quiet, with ssles at 81 o. a ] 10 = husb. White
Beans continue in fair demand and have been -old
At - = q for Blue Pod. and g. q p for MarroW
and extra Pea. Canada Peas bavs been selling At
81 10 a a. y bush. to quality. Shorts and Fine
Feed arc quiet ut &c n o.; and Middlings at s75 y
ton.
PROYISIOSS-The market Tor Pork continues
quiet and the sales since last have been moder
ate. We quote prime At sl3 q II co. mos, at sIs q
Is .; and clear and sNtra clear at sl7 n a 10 = hb
cash Beef. firm but quiet. The shles have been
atsl2 90 y II % = hbl. for Eastern and Western
mes and extra mes; and sli 81 = Is % for family
EXTRA cash. Lard has been quiet and continues IN
moderate demand, with sales at l0i q He in bbs
and tierces, and l2c in kegs. cash. Smoked Iiam'
have been in fair demand with snles at 81 q loc y
II. cash Butter has been dull during the week,
with sales at p a PC for good snf extra Vermont
spd New York, aud Is a eOc fer common. New
Butter has been arriving 10 moderate quantities
~ o. - Hvf Western
quiet aud nominally x a &c = u, ea-h. Cheese
is scarce and held pretty firm at Is n i5c = D.
cash, FOR common and prime.
woOL-The market for Wool has G,en compare
lively quiet the past week. The transactions have
been 10000 rs, at from - Sc for fleece. and s.
4 sse for supsrane and extra pulled.
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TO CONTAGIOUS.

CEALED Proposals. will - received q; this oftes
- urtil twelve o'clock at noon, on Saturday The
STXTEETTH DRY OF NAE eighteen hundred
and siAtytr.e for the construction Of the hontre-
al 4 Vermont Junction Railway, from a point near
n. Johns 70 point in the Province Line in the
Township Of st. Armand Canada East, distance Il
about twenty -four miles including all the clearing
and 1uhhin-, grading, masonry, bridging, super
structure fincluding iron rails chairs spikes ues,
fros switche- and turnouts fencing farm and ROAD
cros-in--. cattle guards, station and woOdhouses,
water Stations Sc including all the labor and MA
terials required to finish the road in complete order
Tor operation Tenders will lie received for such
portions u the work tho parties o1crns may de-
sire.
In passing upon tenders preference viii he given
10 such a. propose receive partial pay nent IN the
stock and bonds Of the Company and bidders ar
requested 70 state in their offers what proportion
apv Of the stock and bonds they will take
The Directors reserve TO themselves the right 10
reject all oers in they deem il advisable TO 90
20.
Plans and specifications o. the work may be seen
al tbis Office on aud after the fourth day q May
1853 and any information will be given On aPPlica-
ticn ~ mail oT oiheTlrtsc.
Phiilipstursh. {. Z, ArrilIe, less di--TsT
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the conscript act viii be indifuitly postponed
Opinions have been expressed by high autho-
rites that the srmie. in the field are amply
sufficient snd I'll that j. necessary j. To-
fll MP depleted regiments ia thu iield by re-
cruitine.
The report Of Gcn Posters -urr'ul,o Is
discreditcl II is believed that he would
withdraw safely if compelled even if he IT.
linqui,hed the city and Pamlico River.
The Times say, the Attorney Cen T. ia
doubt If the capture IF the Petcrhoa can lee
sustained on the principles Of public law.
lord Lyon, hns demanded her mail, which j.
in New York unopened.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-04-17
NV YoRE, April II.

The Purrr'- rcror; Of the Arago say
The Irpnsiar, and xix iroa-clads still oG
Charleston lar the llth Nothin. had
transpircl since the bomhardmeut Of rhe 7th.
Cen. Hunter and army would leave for
Port Royal next day.
The Gunboat Washington run aground on
tine Sth inst in the Broad river near Port
Royal Ferry. The E r. Hall went TO her
assistance tut to no rurposc The rebels
brought down light battery and fired on
her \ chance shot struck her magazine
causing the destruction of the Gunb1a,-
Two men were killed
The Nar South Of tho llth inst. E7v5 that
the fighting was resumed ct Charleston on
the 10Th INST. but with what success j.
not asccrtaincl
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INV YoEN, April II

INV lcE&, April !.
4 London letter OF the oSth ult., in the
Herald say- probably dircc; orders have been
sent to Admiral Milne TO capture Com.
Wilkes and the Vanderbilt the special occa-
sion being the capture Of the Petcrhod.
Also that 10 of the new vessels for the cJn
federatcs sailed last week and two more were
II -ail the ncN;.
The Tribune Washington despatch says
the rcbelp under Longstree; attacked our
forces undcr Key,s near Yorktown on Satur
dav. The rebel we're repulscd and fell back
towards Williamsburg leaving considerable
amunitiou snd other sPoils. The rebels I'M
der Pryor at about the sane tine assumed a
threatening attitude TO our forces at Suffolk.
Their purpose it Is thought 'Fas to prevent
improvements being sent to Gen. Foster
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Died.

On the morning q the i4th inst. McTillo l. only
,ou Of John and Elizabeth Hendsr-sn, ssed Il
years
In burlington, April sth, Nc. Nancy simmon'
aged Il years
In Charlotte. April 5th, I-63. At toe residence Of
her son Midas Prindle, Eleanor. wife Of Samuel
Prindle. aged 8 years
In Hinesbur.h Feb. 10, Mrs.. Violet Clark vide"
ofShuhael Clark, aged S. yesr'
March p. Mary, aged 5, and April 5th' ------
aged ., Of diptheria only children Of Thomas But
Ter.
April 18th, Mrs. Flebe Ann Coleman, aged g.
April sth, Mar Ann Cosans. Of dipthcris, aged
1 YEAR, months.
At Kinnis kinuiok. Wis, IN March 1873. pe~ey Z.
nay, =ldest sou Of the late Dan Day.
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crnRcrr M,No.s EsrATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, (FUHE Honorable the
pr.rHirr % CuIrrrvprN. SIS. i Probate Court, for
The District Of Chittcudcn.
To the heirs md an persons interested m the IS
tote % George ?. Mayo late Of t1lclesler deceased
GREETING.
Ht.-rr.. application 10th tcou made % th's Court
iu writing. IS the Administrator Of the estate Of
George +. MAYO. late ot Colchester, ln sang
District. deceased. PRAYING fr license ana
authority fa sell Tie real estate oi SAD DC
ceased including fle revcrson q the widow dover
therein. fr the payment of deht-, and charges
~ administration ana setting forth therein
tho amount N debts due from the said de-
ceased thc charges of administration, the amount
or personal estate. and The situation % the real
estate.
H5.-,raar. the said Court appointed and assigned
fha I'd iat OF MAY \. j.. l-.a, az The frnlaie
Court raofr- Zoo said u strict o. hear and teide mp
.n said application and petition, and ordered pubic
notice thereof On hg given O. OH persons nerestel
therein hv publishing said orIer, t1ether Win tae
time and place of hearing three weeks successNelA
.u The Darlington F-s. Prrsg newspaper which cir
Hates r fhe mel zhhorhooi NJ those persons inter
..te ir .1iI estate. all which publications shah be
previous o.. t.e dat Ass. --uel f1r hearing
Thai. f.-s You arc hereby notified Co.. appear n' 70
..fF .ft lt tho time and place a--isnei, then and
rhors n said Court. % give hHui-. as the law oireet-
for the payment no the debts and charge, 81 admin
i-trat .- lui make YOUR objections % The -rtt'n
-ieh license. DO vou see cause.
G.rsr l-i.isr uv hand. DO che Probate Court rooms
.alH Lsr .t April 4. u. ISIS.
vfu- A.C. DIXON, Ec--tar.
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The suuboat Miami wa a-hore at Hat
,eras Inlet on the 10th inst.
The Time New Orleans letter, ,ays.-
cen. Banks i certifying all the approaches
to the city strongly. Tie enemy are be
lieved to have 10000 men who can be con-
oeutrated near the city at II hours notice.
Some apprchensions Of 4 raid from Mobile
on Ship Island are apprehended.
The Heralds Washington dlsratch aays
there is rcasen 90 believe the execution Of
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sl-ISIH VI. ElGD,ENI.-Capt. Wm. B.
Thrall, Of the 7th Vermont Regiment, nrriv-
I'd a bis home, in this village, on saturday
last. From him we learn that the general
health of thu Regiment Is improving. there
having b,-eu no deaths in the regiment since
the sth OF February last. When Capt.
Thran left the regiment. about three weeks
ago, it numbered sos men. They are en-
camped on Santa Rosa Island. Just outside Of
Fort Pickcn>. There werc only about 80
men in the hospital.-Raland Herald
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We are glad to see disposition ON the part oil
manufacturers in this country to excel in quality,
and Of consumers to purchase the best in the
market, especially in the articles which enter
into the food Of man. We are led to the above
remarks sine, having the pleasure of eating some
very nice light Biscuit, made from Hcrrick Al
lgu's Gold Meisi Ssleratus. Our bctter-hslf
pronounces it the best she ever saw. Try it,
Most all the GroceFs and many Druggists sell il.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-04-17

STATE OF VERMONT, !, s. ADAMS, Clerk
cHrTrrNpEN coryTY. IS. : Of the County Of Chit
tsnden having On this tho second Tuesday Of April,
A n. ls63, duly opened. sorted and counted the
votes east by the Freemcn o. said County, in the
various towns thereof on the first Tuesday Of March
A n. 1853, in the election Of County Commissioner,
hereby certify that william Miller Esquire received
the largest number Of votes, and therefore declare
County Commissioner Of said County Of Chittende1
for the year ensuing.
Given under my hand at Burlington IN ssid oun-
~ this second Tuesday 81 April A. ID. lso3.
J. $. ADAMS,
Chittenden County Clerk.
W
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". G. GREENS ESTATE.

H-r THE SUBSCRIBERS. having been appoint
w al nv tho Honorable Probate Court for the
District o. Chitteudcn. Commissioners % receive.
examine AMI adjust tho claims and demands Of all
r,l-.-rs ao-tfnst the estate Of ". c. Green.
'4te of Wlist0u in said District. deceased repre-
ssrted irsalvcnt and also all claims and demands
rxhiti-rl ir Offset thereto and a, mouthsfrom the
f7v NJ the date hereof heinz allowed by aid Court
fr that purpose we 40 therefore hereby give notice
chat -e viii attend the business n our appoint
mont r- the office NJ Wires { Head IN Bur-
'irrt-n In SAID District. the 10th davs of June
ana July next. 20 20 o'clock, A. n, on ssch
~ said DAYS
T. s. ADAMS. -.
-rar1 LEVFRETTB 3. FNGLESBY. ) ION rs
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The following correspondence between
General Hunter and Admiral Dupont, took
place after the clp=c Of the action at Charl,s-
tn
llgApor AETIRs OF THE Souri,,
L. ). Transport Ben peford, April E
.fdniroi 5. +. Dupoet, Flagship .Ni,r Iroa-
SIDES, Of Fort Sumter:
ADMIRAL Not KNOWN; yet what have been
the results Of your attack Of YESTERDAY. 50 far as
For; Sumter is concerned, cannot but concratu-
late You on the magnificent manner in which
the vessels under your command were fought.
mere spectator, could do nothing hut pray
for you, which, believe me, | did most heartily,
for you and for al the gallant men under your
command, who sailed so calmly and fearlessly
into and urder snd through n concentric FIRE
which has never heretofore had parallel in the
history Of warfire.
That YOU arc uunjuret and 50 many Of your
vessels Of your command st for service. Is cause
Of deep gratitude to Almighty God. ] confess
when the Weehawken first ran under Sumter's
guns, receiving the casemate and barbette broad
sides from that work simultaneously with the
similar brosdside from Fort Moultrie and sll the
other works within range, fairly held my breath
until the smoke had cleared away, not expecting
to vestige Of the little vessel which had pro-
voked such an attack
With each OF the others the same scene was re-
enacted. my interest in the fate of the lronsides
being, perhaps, the keenest from the knowledge
Of her comparative vulnerability and Of the deep
loss the country would sustain il anything were
to happen to you.
Thank God for the results, So far as they GO
May He have you in His keeping through what
ever chances arc vet before you. No country
can ever fail that has men capable Of suffering
what your iron clads had yesterday to endure
God bless you and keep you safe, Admiral, aud
believe ne,
Whith highest esteem.
n. HUNTER,
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AMANDA NoRToN's ESTATE.

I'VE THE SUBSCRIBERS having been appoint
w cd nv Tho Honorable the Probate Court for the
District II Chlttenden Commissioners q receive,
examine and adjust the claims and demands OF al
persons against the estate Of Amanda Norton Ate OF
In aid District decea sed represented in
solvent and also all claims and demands exhibited IN
Offset thereto and six months from the day Of the date
hereof ing allowed by said Court for that purpose
we do therefore hereby give notice that We viii at
tend 20 the business Of our appointment AZ the
dwelling of Daniel j. Norton in BuriiI on In -zld
District on the fret Wednesdays Of Jls nd Octo-
her next al Do o'clock 4. NJ. on each Of aid days
Dated this 2-th day Of March. \. y. l-t3-
JOHN VANSICkLlN, c,-
viva ANSoN :. JOHNSON. 2
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THE GREATEST nISCON ERl OF
THE AGE. Farmers, families AID others can pun
chase no rruoly equal 70 D.. Tobias Venetian Lini-
mcnt for dy-entery, collie, Group, chronic rhouma-
ti-m, sore tbroats toothache. sea-sicknes', cuts
burn, svolngs bruises, old sores, headache, mos
quito bites, pains in the lLAos chest back, &C. If
i, doe, not give relief The money viii be refunded.
al thai IS asked g trial. -ud u-c % according 20
Tho directions.
In. ToBfAs-n.sr Sir. haze used YOUR Ncnet-
LiBimcut iu NV family for number Of years
and believe Il be the best article for what i is re-
commented that have ever used. For sudden at
tack Of Group Il e invaluable have no hesitation
in recommending 10 for sil the uses D. preesse. {"
cure. have -oid 1t for many years, aud it gives
entire satisfaction. -
CHAS. It. TBINNT8
crakcrtowl, y. J.. May ls, ISIS.
Price Is and 80 cents. Sold by all drus-i.ts Office
Sc Cortlaudt street. Nev-York.
April esW5N
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AprilIt
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Observation-Disclosures

FOR SALE TO CLOSE ~ ESI1IL.
LARGE Farm with dwelling houses large ana
n,itb -bop buildings and fences in good repair.
-, a ,,Ji1sble mill-site with quantity OF Pine.
Spr,le.. Urmlcek and other saving TIMBER WI Dc
Ia ., 'sl,eral terms to close an Estate.
30 sheep - head Of cattle. hvGs, farming Tools
&c will b. .,,ld with the place If desired
For particulars inquire at this Office
Aprfl LIST. VII
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Nw loRA, April H.
The Ocean Queen from \ piuvall and the
Arago from Charleston EaT are signalei.
At 10 a. NJ, Gold stood in this city at
l56 ID: at Il O'Clock at l56; at II 10 st
LIS L.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
scuKvr AND sCRoFuLous ERUP-

TONS will soon cover the bodies OF those brave men
who lighting their country, battles. Night air
tad froI, and drcnchins rains will make sad havoc
with the strongest, therefore let every man s1Tsly
himself with HcLLoWG-'S OINTMENT, it is a
certain ours for every Liud u siu disease. only -
cent per pot
April %. dswlw-9i5
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I'VE THE Subscribers. having been appointed by
w Tho Honorable the Probate Court for the Dis
trirt Of Chitteudeu Commissioners % receive ex-
amino and adjust the claims and demands Of all per
sn. a.a inst the estate Of Dennis Doncugh. late Of
Milton III aid District deceased. represented ins0lv
emf snd also all claims and demands exhibited In
offset thereto. and tx months from the dav Of the
late hereof being allowed by said Court for that
nurnose We do therefore hereby give notice, that
we will attend % the business Of our appointment.
AZ the dwelling Of Olivia Deneugh In Milton in said
District on the tucntv-seventh DAYS Of April and DC
tber newt al 10 o'clock A NJ. on each OF said days
Dated this QSth dav Of March. A. n. lS63.
MARTIN DOUGHERTY, , Commits
vi1uS C. j. LADD. si0uers.
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MALT COFFEE
PEIRcES
tRIANGToN AUTOMATIC CAS-
TIgIIV GONIPANN.


A ETICLES II association Of the Burlington Auto
y matte Gas Light Company. located at Burlins-
ton In the County Of Chittcnden and State q YER
mont formed and established under the provisions
an act entitled an Act providing Ton the organization
ofpnyste Corporations, approved December 8. ls57.
We the undersigned agree TO and with each other
10 unite in an association OF joint stock Company
under tine name and style Of the Burlington Auto
matte Gas-Iight Company-i0r the purpose Of pro-
curing the Patent 81 brakes Automatic Gas APP
paratus for the State Of Vermont, and manufacturing
and selling the same;
The said Company 20 he organized under an act
entitled an act for Incorporating manufacturing
Companics approved Dec. ., lsi3, upon the follow
in basis plan, to wit The capital stock Of said
Company shall be ten thousand dollars divided into
four hundred shares Of twenty-five dollars each. and
The ora niration may be perfected henever two hun
dref shares or Eve thousand dollars Of said stock
shall have been subscribed and ye further agree 10
take the number OF shares Of ssid stock set opposite
our respective names and % pay the amount Of tho
zane from time 20 time IA iustslnents, the by
laws may require 20 the Treasurer or ether author
i1ed oescer Of aid Company ~herever se!d Compsny
shsil haze been organized according 20 Ls~. sai1
Company shall continue for thirty year..
Five per cent 10 Be paid on subscribing.
Dated a. Burlington this sixteenth day q feSr,l-
AIRY, 1853.
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