Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-02-28
STATE OF VERMONT.

4 1855.
EDWARD BICKFORD
WHEREAS, A Judson Rowell, of Troy, IN fl.
County and State aforesaid, hath brought his
of Foreclosure retunable to the Court aforesa4
at the Term aforesaid, to be begun and holdeng
lrasburgh, in said County, on the fourth Tuesi
of December, A. d. 1866, against Charles
Mack and Amanda Mack, both late of Jaw. insi
County, now gone to parts unknown and Itbama
Hadlock and Edward Bickford; stating That ii.
said Charles H. Mack, on the fourth day Of Au
gust, A. D. 1851, being justly indebted to said A
j. Rowell, in the sum Of Two Hundred and thir
ty six dollars, specified in a prommissory nos
bearing date the 4th day of August, A D. 1Sil
and made payable in three years from the date
said note; in order to secure the payment of sail
sum of money specified in the said note accordp
to the tenor thereof, he, the said Charles H. MAJ
and his wife Amanda Mack, late of jaw, as afr.
said, on the fourth day of August aforesaid. &
and in consideration of the sum of five Hun1g
dollars by tn ir deed signed with-their hands an
sealed with their seals, acknowledged and reCr5
ed IN due form of law, did convey unto the al
Rowell the following described lands, in Jg
aforesaid, viz. all of lot number two In the fI
range excepting strip or piece of land on q
east and north parts of said lot number tv
which was formerly decided by Raymond Husss
Ammi Brown by deed dated August "a, Al
1850; To have and to hold the above barrsng
premises, with all the privileges and appurteDar
ces thereunto belonging, to the said Rowel
heirs and assigns, to his and their own prope x
&c. Conditioned, That if the said Charts
and Amanda, their heirs, executors or adkins
traitors, any Or either of them shall well gaa1z5-
cause to be paid unto the said Rowel, hsAsH,
executors, administrators or assigns the sumsDec-
flied in the said prommissoTy note, accordingp
the tenor thereof by the time limited for the Eay.
ment thereof, then said deed to be void otherviy
of force.
And, the said Orator further stating that fl
said Charles and Amanda, their heirs, &C., haR
not paid or caused to be paid the sum specified
said prommissory note according to the tem
thereof, within the time specified therein br
have refused and neglected to pa, the same, an
that the said conditions of the deed aforesaid an
and have been broke; therefore,
Praying that the said Charles II. Mack and
manda Mack may be decreed by said Cour
pay the said Orator the amount that shall
found due upon said prommissory note, BY SOM
short day, to be appointed and that in case tz
said Charles II. or Amanda fail to comply Wit
such order of the Court appointing the time ir
the payment of said money, then, in that cast
that they be forever foreclosed Of and from al
equity of redemption of, in and to the af0resaH
nortgaged premises and every part thereof, thz
the Orator may hold the same to himself his HEN
and assigns forever, freed and discharged Of an.
from all right, title, interest, and equity Of re-
demption, arising out of the condition in sal
Mortgage deed to the orator.
STATE OF VERMONT,
+ ORLEANS COUNTY, SIS.
The aforesaid Bill of foreclosure of A. J. RoF
ell, having been filed in the office of the Clerk
the Court of Chancery, within and for the Coue
ty aforesaid, and it appearing to the Court tl
Charles H. Mack and Amanda Mack. Defendants
reside without the State, to wit, in parts Ut
known, SO that subpoena canrot be served
them, 1t is ordered by the Court that the a-
Charles H. Mack and Amanda Mack be noiia
10 appear before said Court on the 4th Tues4I
III June, A d. 1855, at hasburg, in the COuEF
aforesaid. to answer unto said Bill of Complain
oY publishing the substance of the same, togsa
er with this order, in the "0rleans IndepeEiE
standard" a newspaper published at Irasbut-
IN sad County, three weeks successfully, the b
OF winch publications to be at least twenty DAY.
before the next Term of this Cont.
NORMAN w. BINGHAM, Ckt
SAMUEL SUMNER, Solicitor. f-3f