Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1859-05-06
IN CHANCERY.
STATE OF YER ONT

JONAS CARRUTH, oriSoans C2anty'
AMAS0N YOU'VE & Others. Term, Il 1855.
WHEREAS, at the December Term of Or
w leans County Court Of ChaneeTy. A. d.
1858. Jonas Carrdth, Of Charleston, in the Coun'
~ OF Orleans, aforesaid, niec IN SAID Court MS
petition, setting forth that Amason Young and
Catherine Young Of Brighton, IN the County Of
Essex, on the 18th day Of September, A. D. one
thousand eight hundred and fifty-five, duly exc
cuted to one George Cade, OF Charleston, azores
said. mortgage deed of certain land situated IN
the village of Island Pond, so called in the Coun-
ty of Essex. and State Of Vermont, viz: lot Of
land fifty feet in width, extending from the north
line of Charleston road, to the bank Of the Clyde
river, to a stake standing one hundred and htty
three feet from the center line of the street, as it
crosses the southern abutment OF the bridge
across the outlet Of the Clyde River, as the same
is shown on the plan Of Island Pond village,
drawn by VIM. A. Goodwin, Esq, Civil Engineer,
which plan embraces the Depot Grounds Of the
Atlantic ard St Lawrence Rail Road Company,
ia the towns Of Brighton and Wenlock, in the
County and State aforesaid, (meaning the Count
ty OF Essex and State aloresaid) and EXTENDED by
}, 7. Barnard. Said lot extends fifty feetln width,
making the said Stake 153 feet from said Bridge
meaning to convey the above described land
and house standing thereon. Conditioned that
if the said Amason Young, his heirs, executors,
or administrators pay to the said George
Cade, his heirs, executors, administrators
or assigns the sum OF one hundred
dollars, as specified in said 1oung's note, dated
this 10Th day of Sept, 1850, and payable III one
year,-meaning in one year from its date,-with
interest, when due, then said deed to be void,
otherwise to remain in full force, which is now
Justly due and owing aud has not been paid ac-
cordng to the effect ofthe same: that afterwards
TO wit, on the 10th day of February, A. d. 1856,
the said Amason Young, and Catherine Young
mortgaged said premises to Adoniram Judson
Howard John Hobart,a and Fri G. Chamberlin, then
of Brighton. audthen and late partners in trade,
under the name and style Of Hobart, Howard 4
Chambern. to secure the payment of the sum
of one hundreC and sixtyIeght dollars and fifty
four cents, ami further showing that afterwards,
to wit ON CIe 23d day of February a. D. 1856,
the said Anason and Catherine Young decided
said premists by deed of warranty to Adoniram
Judson Howard, of said Brighton, and afterwards,
TO wit Or the 18th day OF February A D. 1856,
the said Adoniram Judson Howard mortgaged
the same premises to one John Tracy, now of parts
unknown, to secure the payment of the sum of
two hundred dollars, and that afterwards, to
wit:-on the 18th day of April A. D. 1856, the
said Adoniram Judson Howard, by deed of quit
claim decided said premises to one Barzilla How
ard, of Brighton aforesaid, and that afterwards,
to wilton the 18th day of january A. D. 1858,
the said Barzilla Howard decided said premises,
by deed Of quit claim to Nathan P. Woodbury.
anu w llldTu w IldTElS Ol IOTIlduQ, anu HlNIu
| Naterhouse, of Brighton, partners in business
under the name and style of Woodbury., Harris
&, Company; and that afterwards, to wilton
the 3lst day Of May A. d. 1858, the said George
/ Cade assigned and transferred the said mortgage
given him by the said Amason Young, and Caths
crime Young, and sold, endorsed and transferred
the said note therein described, to your petition
err who is now the legal endorsee holder, assignee
and owner of said note and mortgage, and which
mortgage and note your petitioner brings here
intocourt, Y praying that the equity ofredemption
| of the said Amason Young, Catherine Young,
and John Hobart, Adoniram Judson Howard and
Fri q. ChambeTlin, late partners, under the name
and style Of Hobart, Howard & Chamberlin, and
Ad6nirsm Judson Howard, and John Tracy and
Barzilla Howard and Nathan P. Woodbury., VIII
lard W. Harris, and Alvin P. Warehouse, part
ners under the name and style of Woodbury.,
Harris & Company, in the premises may be fore
| closed agreeably to the act to diminish the ex-
pense Of forecloslng mortgages in equity.
And it appearing by the service of said peti-
ton that defendants Fri 6. Chamberiin, John
| Tracy, Nathan z. Woodbury. and Willard W
| Harris reside without the State, and have not
had personal notice of the tendency of said Pc
tition, it is therefore ordered by the Court that
the substance Of said petition together with this
order be published three weeks successfully in
the Orleans Independent Standard a paper pub
lished at lrasburgh, in said Orleans County, the
| last of which publications to be at least twenty
/ days previous to the next stated term of SAID
court TO be begun and held at Irasburgh, afore.
said, in and for said Orleans County, on the 4th
| Tuesday of June, A d. 1853, which publication
shall be a sufficient notice to said Chamberlin
Tracy, Woodbury. and Harris,
Attest,