The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-04-02

william Nsp, (
LyAtsFhi. wi,raia, $1N cHArczRY.
Albert A. TnrTilL and
Charles E,Turrill,
William Mash having this day filed in the
Office f DE County Clerk OF lie County Vi
Addison, his by Of complaint against Lydia
II. Willard Albert A. Turrill, and Charles K.
Turrill, now OF Boston, in The Stale Of MaSsa
chuse,ls, stating that ub lie bth day OF August,
A. D. 1913, The said deientenS Ieirg indebted
10 him the said William, in the sum Of three
hundred dollars, specified in a nrumi>soIy noIe
OF that date, for the same sum, and made pay
able in two Yeas IRON dale With Interest an
nuaily, in bBle tlo seenethe payment thereof
accopiin3 10 Tie TENOR of the same, did convey
and con6finiO The orator hislelTs aud assigns,
by their deed Of bargain anfSale, duly execu-
ted, acknowledged and recorded, a Certain tract
or parcel ol land situated and lying in Shoe
ham, in said Cdunly.ol Aildspp, described and
bounded as follows, 10 wit: beginning al
sake standing ih tlie,eastiine q ilha Turnpike
road, two ebsins and u i-p4inks, soalh from
the southwest corner OF. the taveIh house, now
Lr lately occupied by Edmund Hill ilumthence
north eigety nine degrees east. six chains ana
MY links TO red. cedar sake, flhence north
thirteen degrees, east twelve chaiuS and sky
nine links to heap OF s,ores on The ledge
thence south eighty bine degrees west six chains
d'hly links 10 stake in The east line Ofthe urn
pike road, thence sOuihwaIdly IN Tue easl line
Of said road twelve chains and SiXiyfnine links
to the place OF beginning, containing eight a
cres OF land, together with the buildings there
on standing, with a condition thereto annexed
that ii the said Lydia II. Albert A. OF Charles
f. should pay 10 the orator The sum Of money
specified in sait proUiSsuB DDie according ID
the TENOR Of the same, ly The lime therein limi.
tai 4, 10 IL. A.. - 4
10 be void, Otherwise 10 lie and remain in full
force and virtue; and alleging thai The sum OF
money in said note specified hath oItetn paid
TO the orator, nor any pant the eOt, and that the
estate and interest IN said moIIpased PREMISES
hath become absolute in the said orator and
his heirs, and pIayingthaI sd defendants. their
heirs and assigns, may he decTeed to nay to The
orator and his heirs the said sum ofintney in
said note specified and The interest accrued
thereon, by shJrl day 10 be Limited by The
Court, or Otherwise that they their heirs and
assigns may he forever lorecluscd iiom all
right, title and interest in The said morsaged
premises and thai The orator may hold the
same 10 him, his heirs and assigns free and dis.
charged Of all claim or equity Of redemption OF
them the said defendants, their heirs and as
signs, and praying for Subpoena, &c. Andil
being made 10 appear that the d~iendents re-
lie out of the State, so that a suhphpna can.
mol be served on them, Ii is ordered by The
Court that the said Lydia II. Willard, Alder
A. rurrill. and Charles L. Turril he required
To appear al the nexl term of the Court of Chan
eerv, 10 be hei at Middlebuy, within and TO
the County Of Addison, on The Second Tues
day Of June, A. ID. 1851. TO answer 10 said bill
of complaint and that the claimant cause thi
order and the substance of bis said bill oi eom
plant 10 be published thee weeks successivei,
10 the Middlebury Resisler-a public newspa
per printed at said MiddiebuTy the last o
which said publication shall be al Least twenl,
days previous TO said next term,
Giyen'unSer hand this 18th day ofMarcl
A. D. 1851. 4f-.3
GEORGE S. SWIFT CIeik.