The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-11-10

WILLIAM II. TURNER &
IroNapn ANnprtts

. VS.. In CHANcERY.
WILLIAM II. TURNER g. I
LEONARD ANDRENs.
Whereas william Nash Of New Haven, in
the county Of Addison, has filed in the office
Of the clerk of the court Of chancery in the
county Of Addison, his bill Of complaint a.
gainst William H. Turner, late of said New
Haven, now gone to parts to the said Nash
unknown, and Leonard Andrews, of Shell
burne, in the county OF Chittcnden Stating
that on the 9th day of January, A. D. 1913,
being justly indebted to the said Nash, in the
sum of 200 dollars, specified in his (thc said
rurner's) promissory note, bearing date on
the first day of January, A. d. 1913, and
made payable with annual interest in two
years from the date of said note; and
he the said Turner, in order to secure the
payment of said note, according to its tenor
did, on said 9th day Of January, A. d. 1913,
FIR, and in consideration of the sum two hun
dred dollars, by his deed Of bargain and sale,
duly ard legally executed, delivered and re-
corded, dated on said 9th day of January, A.
d. 1913, conveyed to the said William Nash "A
ce' tain piece or parcel of land, situate in said
New Haven, and described MS follows, viz
beginning at stake standing in the East line
of the hghway-th ence East two rods and
links, to n stake-thence South So-East
ten rods and links, to the northwest corner
of Chester E. Palmer's house lot-thence
west A North, to the East line of the high
way-thence Northerly on the East line of
the highway to the first mentioned bounds
containing about so rods of land, with n
dwelling house. and also the wagon makers
shop now occupied by Alvin Turner, standing
thereon, to have and to hold said bargained
and granted premises to him the said Nash and
his heirs forever, with condition to said
deed annexed, that, if the said Turner should
well and truly pay said 200 dollar note, ac-
cordng to its tenor, then said deed to the
said Nash, should be void otherwise Of full
force and virtue And also stating that said
William IL. Turner, by his certain deed of
mortgage, duly and legally executed, dated
the 18th Of March, A. D. 1851, conveyed the
same premises conveyed to said Nash To said
Leonard Andrews: And also stating that nei-
Their said Turner nor the said Andrews nor
any other person have ever paid to said Nash
said two hundred dollar note or any part
thereof but said sum of 200 dollars with y
great arrcar of interest is still due and owing
to the said Nash and the estate and interest
to said mortgaged premises have become alb
so,ute in the said Nash, and praying that the
said Turner and Andrews may be decreed to
pay and satisfy to the said Nash said sum OF
200 dollars with the interest due and to be-
cOlnc que thereon DV snort DAY 10 he APP
| pointed by said court of chanccry, together
with the said NaSh's costs, and that in default
of such payment, they the said Turner and
Andrews, and all persons claiming und them
be foreclosed of and from all equity of re-
dempton and claim in and to said mortgagcd
premises and every part thereof and praying
for writ of subpoena &c And it being sug.
gcStcd that the laid william II. Turner ha;
departed from and resides out of this State
so that subpoena cannot be served on him
1t is therefore hereby ordered that the said
Turner be required to appear before all court
Of chanccry, ut the term of said cou-t next
to he holden at Middlebury, in and for sal
county of Addison, on the ID Tuesday Of De
cember, A. D. 1852, on the first day Of the SEES
sion of said court then and there before said
court to answer unto said bill and that sal,
Nash cause this order and the substance o
his said bill to be published three weeks sue
cessivcly in the Middlebury Register, a publ,
newspaper published at said Middlebury, the
last Of which publications shall be 20 day.
previous to said next term of said court o
| cbancery
Dated At Middeburv, aforesaid, this Cd day
of November, A. d. 1852.
GEORGE s. SWIFT, Clerk.
OzlAs SEYMOUR, Solicitor 2S3w