The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-03-26


Lydia II. willard, I'm CHANcERY.
| Albert A. Turrill, ard
| Charles T.. Tulrill.
william Nash having this day filed in tie
office of The Comfy Clerk Of The County Of
Addison, his bill Of complaint against Lydia
II. Willard, Albert A. Turrin, and Charles L.
Turrill, now Of Boston, in The Stale Of Massa-
c~husells, stating that on the Slh day of Augusr,
| A.. d 1913, The said DEPENDENTS being Indebted
10 him the said William, in the sum Of three
bundled dollars, specified in a nromissoTy mole
| Ol that date, for the same sum, and made pay
able in two years from date with interest an
nually, in order to secure The payment thereof
according to the Tenor ofthe same, did convey
and confirm to the orator, his heirs and assigns,
| by their deed Of bargain and sale, duly execu-
led, acknowledged and recorded, a certain lract
| or parcel ofland situated and lying in ShcIe-
ham, in said County Of Addison, described and
bounded as follows, 10 wit: beginning al y
sake standing in the east line OF the turnpike
road, !wo chains and - ~ links, 81 nth from
The southwest corner OF the tavern house, row
or lately occupied by Edmund Hill, from thence
north eigely nine degrees east. six chains and
fifty links 10 a red cedar STAKE, thence north
thirteen degrees, east Twelve chains ard sky
nine links 10 a heap Of stones on the ledge.
thence south ighiy-nine dcgfees westSixchains
fn.ty links 10 a stake in the east line Ofihe trTn.
pike road, thence SouIhwardly IN the east line
OF said road twelve chains and Sixly-nine links
to the place OF beginning, containing eight a.
cres OF land, together with the bu' ldings there.
on standing, with a condition thereto annexed
that il the said Lydia II. Albert A. or Charles
t.. should pay 10 The orator The sum of morey
specified in said promisSory note according to
the lenoT OF The same, by The time therein limi.
TED Tor The payment thereof, then The said deed
10 be void, oiheI wise 10 be and remain in full
'orce and virtue and alleging thai The sum Of
money in said note specified hath Of / cen paid
to the orator, nor any paII The eof, and that The
estate and interest in said moneaeed Premises
hath become absolute in the said orator and
his heirs, and prayingihal sd defendants. their
heirs and assigns, may be derreed 10 pay 10 the
orator and his heirs The said sum Of nut ney in
said note specified and the interest accrued
thereon, by a short day to be Limited hy the
Court, or otherwise that they their heirs and
assigns may he forever iorecloSed nom all
tight, title and interest in The said moJsaeed
premises. and that The orator may hold The
same to him, his heirs and assigns free and dis
charged Of all claim or equity Of redemption OF
ihenii the said defendants, their heirs and as
signs, and praying for a Subj ana, &c. And il
being made to appear that The d-fendents re-
side out Of the Stale, 30 that a suhphGna can
not he served on lbem, II is ordered BY The
ConTt that The said Lydia II. Willard, Alhert
N"''''i az" N""llVS T.. uIIhl he required
10 appear al The next tenn ui the Conn of Chan
eefv, to he hel al Middlebuy, within and for
me County Of Addison, on The second Tues
day NJ June, A. II. 1851. TO answer 10 said bill
OF complaint, and that the claimant cause this
order and the substance of his said bill Of COM
plaini 10 be published three weeks successfully
IN the Middlebury Regisier-a public newspa.
per printed al said Middlehufy-ih last of
whiehsaid publication shall lie al least twenty
days previous to said next term.
oiven un6ermy hand this 18th day ofMarch
a. ,, 1851. IA
GEORGE S. SWIFT, CLERK.