The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-11-16
state of Vermont, Addison Co. IS.

rHONASJ WOODWORTH
In Chancery
JAMES INGRAM and Dec. Term 1853.
John CHRISTIE, Adr'
Whereas Thomas1. Wentworth Of Troy in the
County Of Rensselaer, in the State Of New FORK
has filed in the office Of the Clerk ci the Court
of Cha Gerry in ald for said County-his bill
against James Ingram Of Weybrdge in said Adj
olson County-and John Christie administrator
Of the estate of George Christie late of said Troy
deceased, said John Christie now OF the State of
New Jersey, setting forth in substance that one
Solomon Parker on the 23d day OF Octooer A. ID.
lS49 duly executed to one Charles Woodworth
81 mortgage deed Of certain land situated in the
town Of Middlebury in the county of Addison and
described as 70 lows to wit, beginning nj the
South west corner Of tho farm lately owned by
Jonathan Wa nwright deceased running thrice
North SO Geerees East on the South line of said
Wainwrirhts said farm. forty rods to the west
line of the highway leading from the paper mill
bridge to said farm thence South east on the
west line of the highway, to the land belonging
to the Fell estate, thence west on the north line
of said Bell lot, twenty rods and twenty links to
the bank of Otter Greek, thence North east on
the bank of said Creek to the place of beginning,
containing six acres and one quarter Of an acre
of land--also one other piece of land laying il
said Middlebury on the west side of the highway
leading from the Congregational meeting house
in said Middlebury to the paper mill bridge Eas-
tery on said highway, Northerly and Westerly
by The bridge over Otter Creek and Otter Greek,
q i'd South by lard Of James Brown. together with
the buildings thereon standing Conditioned for
the payment Of six hunded dollars, specified in
two certain promssorv notes each bearing date
on the 23d day Of October d. le4s, and each
for the sum OF three hundred dollars and rayable
one in one and one in two years from date with
interest annually, aud that the same are row due
I'd owing and unpaid-and further setting forth
thai afterwards TO wit on the first day of April
A. d. 1853 said Parker conveyed by deed said
premises to one Jonathan Wheelock and that
said Wheelock afterwards TO wit on the 9th day
Of Nav A, d. 1854, conveyed by deed the same
premises to George Christie aforesaid, That at
forwards TO wit on the-day of "A. D 1854,
slid George Christie, d. deceHSe and depart this
life and that afterwards to wit on the 18th day of
Octo' er A. D. 1854, said John Christie was by
the Probate Court for the District Of Addison
duly appointed admnistr tor of the estate fsaid
George Christie, and that afterwards, TO wit on Il
10Th day of September and uuder the authority of
said Probate Court said John Christie as such
administrator conveyed by deed in due form, said
premises to aid james Ingram, who on the same
day last named, mortcaged said premises TO said
John Christie 10 secure the payment Of the pGr-
chase money. And that afterwards to wit on
the 10th day of March a. D. 1856, the said Chas.
Wood worth ass gned said mortgage first named
together with the notes thereby secured to the
petitioner, Thomas ]. Woodwork VINO thereby
became the owner thereof and pra' ing that the
equity Of Redemption Of said James Ingram and
John Christie administrator as aforesaid in the
premises.
Whereupon, it appearing, that said John
Christie resides wthou the State, so that sub
poena mot be served upon him. Il is ordered
that said John Christie be required TO appear be-
fore the Court Of Chancery next to be held at
Mddlebury in and FIR said County Of Addison
on the I'd Tuesday Of December a. d. 1853, and
make answer to said bill and abide the decree Of
said Court thereon. and that the said petitioner
cause this orde. to be published three weeks sue
cessively in the Middlebury Register, public
newspaper printed in said Middlelury the last OF
which publication shall be at least twenty DAYS
prior TO said neXi term
Given uuder my hand at said Middlebury this
2sth dav Of October A. D 1869.
RUFUS WAINWRIGHT, Deputy Clerk
j. W. STEWART, Solicitor.