Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-09-26
In ChanCprV.

MARIA D. TUCKER, BY HER
NEXT FRIEND, FANNY F.
DEMING, Us. TIMOTHY FOL State Of Vt.
LETT. JOHN BRADLEY, NOR Chittenden Co.
RILLO MOVES, Gee. F. Ed November
MUNDS, Adm. Of DAVID LEE, Term,
GUSThVUS A. AUSTIN, DAN 1856.
lei TARBELL, NATHANIEL
A.TUCKER,C CHESTER BANTER
S1ARIA b. TUCKER, OF BURLINGTON, N
w said Chittenden County, a married woman and
wife Of Nathaniel A., Tucker of said Burlington, by
her next friend Fanny f. Dcming, of sail Bur.
liugton, having filed in said Court her ill of com
plaint-setting forth substantially that Timothy
Follctt and John Bradley, on the I'D day Of Janu-
AIRY, A. d. lS45, being Justly indebted to her sole
and separate use in the sum of S~li22,1l, specified
in a promissory note Of that date, payable In four
equal iustalments, in one, two, three, and four years
from the date thereof, with semi-annual interest
and that in order to secure the payment thereof, the
said Follett q Bradley, on the same Gay, by their
deed of bargain and sale of the same date, signed
with their hands and duly sealed did convey and
confirm unto her, her heirs and assigns, to her sole
and separate use-tho following tracts or parcels of
land situated in said Burlington, and described rs
follows, to wit water lots Number 10, II, - and
l6-being the same premises upon which the tavern
house known by the name of the Exchange Hotel is
standing, with the shed and other out buildings
thereto attached-with n condition thereto annexed
that if the said Follett Il Bradley should paw said
note according to its tenor and effect. said decd to
be null and void, otherwise of tOrce-and further
setting forth that said note was her own separate
property, by virtue of an ante-nuptial contract be-
tween her and the said Nathaniel A.
And further setting forth that said Follett & Brad
ley, on the 18th day of June, 1913, mOrtgaged a
portion of said premises to Lee Dater & Miller, and
that afterwards Dater 4 Miller sold and assigned
their interest in said mortgage to said Lee and that
said Lee deceased and Geo. f.. Edmunds was ap.
pointed administrator of his e~state-That said Fol
let quit-claimed a portion of said premises to said
Bradloy-who transferred a portion to NJ. Moves
and another portion to Moses l.. Hart. That said
Hart mortgaged back the portion so conveyed to
him, to said Bradley. to secure tho purchase money,
and that said Bradley assigned this mortgage to
all his interest in said premises to George G.. Catln
and Henry V. Horton, and said Catlin g. Horton
transferred the same to John G. Sherburne and said
Sherburne transferred the same to Daniel Tarbell,
Jr., and said Tarbell mortgaged the same to Chester
Bsxter-and praying that the equity Of redemption
of such persons il said premises might be forever
foreolosed,- which Bill is returnable to the Court Of
Chsneery next to be holden at Burlington, within
and for said County of Chittenden, on the LIST Tues
day of November, A.. d. 1876. And it appearing
that John Bradley, one Of said Defendants, is with
out this state, so that SAID Bill cannot be personal.
ly served upon him II is hereby ordered that said
John Bradley be notified of the tendency of the
same by publishing this order containing the sub
stance Of said Bill in the Burlington Weekly Free
Press, three weeks SUCCESSFULLY, the last of which
publications shall he at least 20 days previous to
the next term Of the Court OF Chancery TO be hold.
en- at Burlington, within and for said County Of
Chittenden, at which Term the said Bradley is here
by notified to make his personal appearance and
answer said Bill Of complaint and abide the order
of tho Court in the premises.
Given under my had, at Burlington, in Chitten.
den County, this 9th day of September, A. d. 1856.
wiz Sw j. 5. ADAMS, Clerk.
LEVI UNDERWOOD, Solicitor for Ontrix.