The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-02-11
STATE OF VERMONT.


NETHEREAS Ephraim Paddock, of ST Johns
| w bury in the County Of Caledonia, and Hub
bard Hastings of Troy, in the Co of Orleans, State
ofVermont Have preferred their bill in Chancery 10
| the Supreme Court next TO be holden at Danvie
| within and for said County Of Caledonia, on the
seventh Tuesday next following the fourth Tues
day in January A. ID. lS4O as a court OF Chaucery,
wherein 1t is stated and forth that the 18th
day of December, A. ID. 1885, one James McWade
then of ST. Johnsbury aforesaid, but gone L,
parts unknown, being indebted to tho Orators in
the sum Of $780, as specified in three propissory
notes Of that date for 81 $50 90 each; one payable in
January 1887, another in lnuary 1888, and third
in January 1882 with interest annually after tho
first of February lS36-to secure the payment Of
which the said James by deed Of bargain aud sale
bearing date the day and year last aforesaid con-
veyed to them the following described tract par
eel Of Land To wit: part Of Right No. ii in the
town of Lyndon i'm said County, beginning at a
stake aud stones the rond Z g rods easierly,
from the northwesterly corner of land decided by
Phinehas SpauIding TO William Whitney 10 Feb.
1881 thence westerly on said road To the corner;
thence south &c deg 40 west, 6 rods Il II links to
stake; thence cast % deg. 80 south rods; thenen
northwcscrly to the bounds began at; with dwell
ing house and shed thereon. Also, one other piece,
being the undivided half of land, ON the same right,
adjoining The above beginning AT stake and stones
| on the road leading from Chamberlain mills ives
terly, seven and one half rods easterly from the
northwesterly Of land decided by said Spaud
ing above named being the first mentioned bound
above described; thence in soulherly directions
rods and il feet stake; thence east - deg. 30
south IL rods; thence east deg. north, rods and
20 links thence north deg. east, rods ~ links
stake 90 feet easterly from the Mouth east cor
ner ofihe wheeling ht shop standing thereon; thence
westerly on the souherv side of said road to tho
first bound, with one undivided half of said shop
and water privilege; with n condition or provis"
thereto, that if the said James should pay cause
to be paid to the Orators the notes above Described
according to their tenor, then said deed should be-
void, otherwise in force; averng that neither prin-
cipa interest had been paid The bill firther
states, that the I'd day o: June 1888, the saip
James by his deed of bargain and sale conveyed
the last described tract with the privileges the'c'o
annexed, to Josiah Welton of Lyndon atoresaid;
prayi Tor subpoena to cite in The Defendants,
and further, that the Court would find the amount
due the Orators and that short day may be ap.
pointed by the Court, in which the Defendants
default thereof, that the Defendants be forever
forccosed from all equity ot redemption OF the
premises, and all persons claiming by or under
them Signed By The Hon. ISAAC REDFtELD,
Chanccl VI
TT having been made 10 appear that one of The
4 Defendants aforesaid resides without this State,
and cannot probably be served with ordinary pro-
cess, it is therefore ordered, That the Orators
the substance Of this bill, together with this order
to be published three weeks successfully in The
Caledonian, a newspaper printed IN st. yohnsbury,
in said County of Caledonia, the last OF WHICH pup
LEGATION 10 be at least ,ur weeks before the term or
session ofthe court To which said Bhi - mace re-
turnabe; And such publication WIZ DC deemeq
sufficient notice so said Deieudant 10 appear ana
make answer to said bill @. E, -,
Given under my hand at Danvilie, IN said touniy
of Caledonia this Goth day OF January, Al lS4o.
I3I ISAAC REDFlELD, Chancellor