Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-10-11
WASHINGTON COUNTY, IN CHANCERY,
Cooper, Solicitor.
VS..
ENocH B. FLANDERS,
and CYRUS BRoWN.

ENoCH b. FLANDERS, F''
and CYRUS BRowN.
VIZ HEREAS, Levi B. Farr of Nashua in the
w state of New Hampshire on the Oath day of
Of August, A. d 1914, filed his bill Of complaint in
Chancery, retnrnabIe before the Court of Chance
ny to be holden at Montpelier in and for the Coun-
ty of Washington, on the third Tuesday of
November, A. d. 1914, stating that Enoch B. Elan
ders, of EImore, in the county Of Lamoile, on the
28th day Of March, A. d. 1889, being Justly in
debted to the orator in the sum of two hundred &
fifty dollars, specified in five promsory notes. da-
ted March 28th 1889, one of said notes for $25 90
one for $500 and three for $4,000 each with in
terest annually on all Of said notes-pavabIe in the
month of January of 1910, 1871, 1942, 1913 and
1874, and in order to secure the payment of the
said sum of money, according to the tenor of the
said notes. the said Enoch B. Flanders, on the
28th day Of March, A. d. 1899, by his deed of bar
gam and sale OF that date, signed with his hand s
sealed with his seal, and duly acknowledged and
recorded, did convey and confirm unto the said Lee
vi b. Farr, the following described land in Wor-
cester in the County of Washington, and State of
Vermont, viz: All that part of the middle hundred
acre lot, in large lot No 81 in the second division
drawn to the original right of Joseph Young, in
said Worcester, which lies on the SoutherIy side
OF the road leading from the road which passes by
AShbel BgeIowS, in said Worcester to MiddleseX,
thence Easerly on said road leading by Stephen
Spears to the brook road, so called Also one 9TH
er piece of land on Lot number twenty seven,
drawn TO the original right of Robert Stanbury
which lies on the southery side of the above mem
toned, 1t being part of the land decided by Henry
Douglass to Samuel Lincoln, supposed to contain
fifty five acres, with condition annexed to said
deed, that if the said Enoch B. Flanders should
pay the said sum of money according TO the tenor
of the notes aforesaid, then said deed to be void;
otherwise of force, and that the said Enoch B.
Flanders on the 10th day of May A. D. 1913 for
the consideration Of one hundred dollars, by his
deed of that date, signed with his hand and sealed
with his seal, and acknowledged and recorded in
due form of law, did remlse, release and forever
quit claim, unto one Cyrus Brown, of Worcester
aforesaid, the premises aforesaid. And the said
notes are not paid, but now due and owing 20 the
Orator, and the estate and interest is now become
absolute in the Orator, and praying that Defend
ants may answer said BILL and for decree to fore
close the right in equity of redeeming said premi-
SEES.
And it appearing that the said Enoch B. Elan
ders is not within this state, aud has had no notice
of this BILL it is therefore ordered that the said
Enoch b. Flanders be notified Of the tendency of
said Bill of complaint by publishing the substance
OF said bill and a copy of this order three weeks
successfully in the Green Mountain Freeman,
news paper printed at Montpelier, in the Coun-
ly of Washington aforesaid, the last of which pub
catlohS 10 ne AZ least twenty days before the third
Tuesday of November, A, D. 1874, the day when
said bill is made returnabIe, which shall be deem
ed sufficient notice for the said Enoch B. Flanders
to appear before the Court of Chancery, next to be
holden at Montpelier, in and for the County of
Washington, on the third Tuesday of November,
A. d. 1874. and answer to or defend said bill of
complaint. ~
DANIEL P. THOMPSON, Clerk.
Montpelier, August "a, 1874.
A true copy.]
Attest, b. P. THoMTsON, Clerk.