The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1868-02-28

LEGAL NOTICES.

TN CHANCERY. State of Vermont, Franklin
/ County SIS. Oscar A. Burton rs. Hartman 4.
Fox, Hiram Bellows, Edward Gilbert, Lyman
Gilbert, Charles A. Bulett and Clarissa Oyitt.
HheTros, Oscar A. Burton. of Burlington, in
the county of Chittenden and State ofVermont,
has preferred his Petition to the Court Of Chan
Gerry next to be holden at st. Adams, within and
for the county of Franklin aforesaid, and has
filed said Petition with me, Joseph H. Brainerd
Clerk Of said Court of Chancery, stating that
Hartman A Fox, now of the State OF Minnesota
on the 9th day of April, 1861, duly executed to
said Oscar A. Burton, \ mortgage deed OF GER
tain land situated in the town of Fairfield, in
said county of Franklin, described as follows,
VIZ: Bounded on the North by land owned by
j. n pOmeroy and o. Sherwood, Jr. and Black
Creek on the East by lands owned by g. 5.
Read; On the South by lands owned by Perry
Chase and ON the West by lands owned bv
Benjamin Leach and the Highway leading South
from East Fairfield being the same premises
decided by Hartman A. Fox and wife to Edward
and Lyman Gilbert, by deeddated April 26, 1866,
to which refer, conditioned for the payment of
six promssOry notes, all dated March 10Th, 1861.
and signed By Hamilton d. Oyitt and endorsed
by said Hartman Fox, one of which notes Is paid,
and the interest on the remaining five up to
Feb 18th, 1867, and the said five notes areldue
and unpaid to the Petitioner. And that after
wards, to wit, March 3lst, 1864 the said Fox
mOrtgaged the above described premises to Hi
ram Bellows. And that afterwards, to wit, April
2jth, 1866, the said Fox and wife conveyed the
aforesaid described premises TO Edward and l4y-
man Gilbert, of Fairfield, aforesaid. And that
on the oath day of December, 1861, the said Fox
decided two acres of the above described preml-
SEES to Clarissa Ovitt. And praying that the
Equity of the Redemption of the said Fox Bel
lows, Gilberts Bullets and Oyitt may be fore
closed agrecably to the Act to diminish the eX-
pense Of fureclosing mortgages in equity.
And whereas, Ii has been made to appear to
me, that the said Hartman \. Fox and Charles
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virtue Of the Statute in such ease made and pro-
vldcd, do order said Oscar \. Burton to give
notice to the said Hartman \. Fox and Charles \
Bullet, Of the prcfcrrng and ming OF TINS Ie-
tihon, by publishing the foregoing substance OF
his Petition, with this order of publication, three
weeks .ucccssively in the VERMONT TRANSCRIPT,
public newspaper printed IN st. Adams, IN SAID
county Of Franklin, the last Of which publication
To be 1t least twenty days previous TO the term
OF the Court of Chaucery aforesaid, next 10 be
holden at St. Adams. IN and for the county of
Franklin, on the second Tuesday OF April, \. ID.
1868 And said publication being made, the SAID
Hartman \. Fox and Oh aries 4. Bullet are re-
auired to appear in said Court, Oh the first day
of the aforesaid term Of said Court, and then
and there answer to the aforesaid Petition Of
the said Oscar 4. Burton.
Dated at st. Adams this 76th day OF February,
A. d. 1868. JOSEPH II. BRAINERD
2O5-3wl Clerk of said Court.
TN CHANCERY. -Statc Of Vermont, Franklin
L County, S. Paschal 2. Leayens rs. Michael
Lawrence and Joseph Larrow.
Whereas. Paschal J. Leavcns, Of Berkshire,
in the County Of Franklin aforesaid, has pre-
fcrred his petition TO the Court Of Chancery
next to be holden at st. Adams, within and for
the County of Franklin aforesaid, and have filed
said petition with me, Joseph II. Brainerd, Clerk
OF said Court of Chancery, stating that Joseph
Larrow, of Berkshire aforesaid, on the 9th day
Of August A. ID. 1919, duly executed 10 the plain
tiff a mortgage deed of certain land in Berk-
shire aforesaid, described a. follows, to wit -
Thirty acres lying west of land formerly owned
by Siias 7. Dean, and now by Oryille J. Smith,
any lying west of the fifty acres on which now
live, reference being had to survey made by
Arson Hull for more particular description,
and abutting On the east land owned and Occu-
pied by Edison i. Larrabee, on the south land
owned and occU Nd by b. T. shannon, on the west
land owned and occupied by Mitchell c. Stone,
and on the north by land owned and occupied
by Joseph Larrow, and being the same land
decided to the said Joseph LarrOw by Peter Phil
lips, conditioned for the payment TO the plaintli
OF prcmissOry note, signed by the said Joseph
LarrOw for the sum Of one hundred and twelve
dollars, dated August 9th, 4. ID. lei9 payable
IN two years from date, with interest and the
said note is not paid. And further stating that
the said Joseph Harrow and wife conveyed the
mortgaged premises TO Michael Lawrence, the
defendant, by their deed, dated June 10Th A. ID.
ID. 1859 and said Michael now claims some title
or interest IN said mortgaged premises and
praying that the equity OF redemption OF tie
said Michael Lawrence may be foreclosed agreea-
bic TO the act to diminish the expenses of fore
closing mortgages in equity; and whereas, II has
been made TO appear to me that the SAID Joseph
Harrow and Michael Lawrence resides out Of this
State; therefore, by virtue Of the Statute IN such
case made and provided, l do order the said
Paschal Z. Leaeens to give notice 10 the said
Joseph LarrOw and Michael Lawrence Of the
prefering and filing Of his petition, by publish
ng the foregoing substance Of his petition, with
this order Of publication, theree weeks succes-
sively in the VERMONT TRASsCRIPT, public
newspaper printed IN st. Adams in said county
Of Franklin, the last Of which publication 10 be
ar least twenty days previous To the Term ofthe
Court Of Chancery aforesaid, next to be holden
at st. Adams, in and for said county Of Franklin,
ON the second Tuesday Of April A. d. 1868, and
said publication being made the said Joseph
Harrow aud Michael Lawrence are required 10
appear in said Court on the first day q the
Aforesaid Term of said Court and then and there
answer to the aforesaid petition Of the said Pas
chal Z. Leayens.
Dated at II. Adams aforesaid, this 10th day
of February 4. d. 1865.
2t3-3wl JOSEPH H. BRAINERD, Clerk.