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LEGAL NOTICES.
In Chaneery.
idelia A. Moody


vs. tenden
John X. Converse, Joseph W. Allen, Co.
Charles p. Allen, Leverett b, Englcsby, Courtof
Elizabeth B. Collins, Hannah Hatch, Chan.
George Allen and James II. Allen. Gerry.
Whereas, on thissi1teenth day of September
1851, Adelia A. Moody filed in the office Of the
Clerk Of said Court Of Chancery her petition, set
ting forth ia substance that James / Cutler. on
the 29th day Of April 1850, executed to the said
petitioner a mortgage deed OF tbs following des-
eribed land, viz three equal undivided eleventh
parts Of quarter acre lots numbered 1871, 1o2 and
1913, as laid down on the origisDl plan Of the
Town Of Burlington in said Chittenden County,
which said lots lie on the northeast corner Of
Bank and Pine streets in said Burlington, condi-
toned for tho payment, by the SAID Cutler, Of
three promis'ory notes dated April goth. 1850,
for three hundred dollars each, signed by said
Cutler and Jacob March, and payable 10 said Pc
titoner or ORDER in one, two and three years from
date respectively all with interest annually that
said notes are now Justly due, and owing, and
have not been paid according to the effect Of the
same that on the 9Th day Of December, 1851,
tho said Cutler qut-claimed to John K Converse
and Joseph W. Allen the said premises that on
the 26th day Of February, 1853, tho said Joseph
W Allen mortgaged the said premises to the said
Converse that the 10th day Of November
1853, the said Converse and Allen quit-claimed
IN Charles P. Allen, of Port Kent in the State Of
Nav York, one undivided eth part Of said prem
ises that on the ! th day OF November, 1853,
the said CHARLES p. Allen mortgaged to the said
Converse the said undivided fifth part Of said
premises, conditioned that the said Charles P Al
len should well and trily indemnify and save the
said Converse harmless from all present or future
liabilities as the surety or endorser Of the said
Charles p. Allen and should pay to said Converse
all debts, claims or demands which the said Con-
versa has OF may have against the aid Charles
| p. Allen that on the 29th day of January, 1884,
the said Joseph W. Allen conveyed all h's into
rest in the said premises to Leverett B. Engesby,
| in trust for Elizabeth B. Collins Of the City Of
! New York tnat on the 30th day Of October 1855,
the said Cutler and Katharine G. Cutler, his wife,
quit-claimed TO Hannah Hatch the said premises
| that all Of said quit-claims, mortgages and con-
| above described were duly executed, ao-
| knowledg1d and recorded that the said quit
claim deed first above described, from the said
Cutler to the said Converse and Joseph W. Allen,
| was intended by the parties thereto to convey TO
the granters therein the said premises to hold for
themselves and in trust for the other heirs Of He
man Allen, deceased, viz George Allen Of the
City of Philadelphia, and State Of Pennsylvania,
James II. Allen of Urbanna in thu State Of ILL.,
nois, and the aforesaid Charles P. Allen, and was
40 received by the said Converse and Joseph W.
Allan that by virtue of the foregoing described
quitclaims mort cages, and conveyances, the said
Converse, Joseph W. Allen, Charles P. Allen,
Leverett b. Engesby, Elizabeth B. Collins, Han
nah Hatch, George Allen and James ii. Allen
have respectively interest in said premises {;
and praying that the equity of redemption of the
said Converse, Englesby, Hatch Joseph W. AL
len, Charles p. Allen. George Allen, James II
Allen and Elizabeth B. Collin. in the premise,
may be foreclosed and it having been made to
appear that the said Charles P. Allen, George Al
len, James II. Allen and Elizabeth B. Collins re-
side out of this State, so that a subpoena cannot
be served upon them, it is therefore hereby or
dered that the said Charlie, P. Allen, George AL
Ian, James II. Allen and Elizabeth B. Collins ap-
pear at the Court Of Chancery next to be held 10
Burlington aforesaid, on the first Tuesday Of No
vember 1857. and make answer to said Petition
and it is further ordered that this order, together
with the foregoing substance Of said petition be
published in the Burlington Free Press, public
newspaper, three weeks successfully, the last Of
which publications shall be at least twenty day,
previous to the commencement Of said Term OF
said Court. j. 5. ADAMS, Clerk.
WESTON SHAW, Solicitors. wl3w3