Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1862-04-25
In CHANGER Y.
CTATE OF WEIR FEON'E.
. ORLEANS COUNTY. SIS.

/ ~ ORLEANS COT u IS.
~ CH4NCERY, orr Daniel Webster, Of
leans county count, Charleston, in said
June Term, 1862. >Countv Of Orleans,
having filed hi, bill in chauccry in the Office of
the clerk of said Court this Goth day OF April
A. d. 1862, setting forth that James Humphrey
and Laura Humphrey, Of Bloomington in said
County on the S.h day Of July, A. d. 1858, daily
executed to said Daniel Webster mortgage
deed of certain land in Bloomington aforesaid
described as follows, viz; Being part OF Lot
No. 1856, being the farm on which said James
Humphrey lived, on said Sth day Of July, 1853,
and the same farm decided TO said James Hum
phrey by Jonathan Davis, containing one hun
dred and five acres, he the same more or less.
And further setting forth that the said mort
gage is conditional for the payment OF n certain
promissory note for three hundred and fifty
dollars and eleven cents, dated January lst,
1853 payable to the said Daniel Webster, or or
der, with interest annually, on demand said
note payable in three years from the date OF the
same; and also conditioned that said James
Humphrey pay to said petitioner whatever he
may owe said petitioner at any time after the
date of said mortgage deed.
And further setting forth that on the 9TH day
of October, A. d. 1853 the said petitioner, at
the instance and request of said James Hum
phrcy, bought of one John Piper Judgment
against said James Humphrey, in favor OF said
Piper, for the sum Of ftty-ninc dollars and thir-
ty-nine cents and that on the 18Th day of April,
said James Humphrey, signed note to one
Jarvis Bartlett, as Surety for said humphrey, !
for seven dollars and sixteen cents, payable the
then next September with interest, which sad /
note the petitioner was obliged to and did pay
with the interest on the same when the same be-
came due. And further setting forth that he
holds notes and other evidences of indebtedness,
other than such as are herein before described /
against said Humphrey, amounting in the whole
to a very large sum, to wit he sum OF S6jJ.Jo, I
with interest accrued upon the same; all OF
which notes herein before described and men ,
toned were given in settlement of indebted /
ness from said James Humphreyto the petition
er prior to the transferand deed Of the aforesaid
premises by the said Humphrey to Jesse Cooper, I
as hereinafter mentioned.
And further setting forth that on the Sth day
of December, A. D. 1859, the said Jam Hum I
phrey decided said premises to Jesse Cooper,
then of IraSbuTgh, but now of WyandUttc, IN
the State of Kansas by deed Of warranty but
as the petitioner is informed aud believes, with
an agreement between the said James Hum +
phrey and said Cooper, that said Cooper should (
re-deed said premises 10 said Humphrey on the 4
payment of a certain sum Of money by the said .
Humphrey 10 said Cooper, and praying that the (
equity of redemption OF the said james Hum
plIrey, Laura Humphrey, ana Jesse Cooper IN
the premises, may be toreclosed, agreeably to .
the act to diminish the expenses OF foreclosing
mortgages in equity.
And il appearing that the said James Hum
phrey and Jesse Cooper are gone without the
State so that the usual process of subpoena can
not be served upon them according to law, and
that they have neither Of them had notice of
the filing Of said petition in the office OF said
clerk.
1t is therefore ordered that the substance of
said petition, together with this order, be pub
lished three weeks successfully in the Orleans
Independent Standard, a newspaper published at
Irasburgh, in said Orleans County, the last of
which publications 10 be at least twenty days
previous to the next stated term of this court,
which publication shall be deemed a sufficient
notice to said James Humphrey and Jesse
Cooper to appear and make answer to said petit
ton. By order Of Court,
|. n. CUSHMAN, Clerk.
J. L. DIcKERNAN, Solicitor. lSw3