Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1874-08-20
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| All hearings set-for the lst day of Sep
| tenfber, areshepeby put over until the 2nd
daysof' September, on account of cleo
-: go THOMAS :C..RoBBINs.
SALLY :RAYNsNpp,. In .ohancery,
I FRANZ RAYMOND, ct. al, Rutland County
TO. the Hon. Hoyt FL. Wheeler, Ghance1-
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The petition of Henry A. Hartman, of
| Bennington, in the. county of Pennington
I and State of vermont, Receiver in the
above entitled cause, showeth. unto your
Honor - 81. gs.t +LEt t' sigr','r. .
/ That at the April term of your honora-
Bile Court, A. d. 1915, the oratrix aforesaid
I Sally Raymond, pre- pared her bin of com
plant, as doth.appear of record, showing
| that her husband, Bernice Raymond, died,
I at. Man chester, in said county Of Benning-.
ton, on the 14th day of August, 1885, intes-
tate, and seized in. fee, tamong other
things, one. undivided. half OF a certain
farm in the town of Dorset, ia which es-
tate. by. order of the Probate Court. the
oFatrix's dover was afterwd. set out; and
further showing that the said dover, with
tile sFeyersion thereof, was thereafter con-
veyedto said defendant, Josiah Burton,
by the 9ratri x and the several children of
her and OF the said Bernice; to witt,
Frank Raymond, Louisa D. Raymond.
Laurette Raymond, MeIanethon Raymond
Robert T. Raymond, and shepherd
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for said dover and -reVersion, said
Burton made his pFomisory note, of
which the oratrix had the rightful eusto-
dy, whereof the interest belonged to her
self. and the principal she held in trust for
the heirs of said BeInice Raymond. III
And also further averring that the de-
heirs, had without right obtained posses
sion of said note, and had converted it
into other notes, negotiable land had trans
ferFed the same and said oratrix prayed
ar pC a
other equitable relief against said Frank
and the other defen dants. ~ .-'... s..s-
Wherefore such proceedings We're had
that said Court, at the September term
thereof. A. d. 1545, deereed, among other
things. that one Milton Brown be appoint
ed such Receiver, and that said Frank pay
to said Receiver q certain sum of money,
named in said decree, and pay the oratriK
her costs; and that said Josiah Burton
pay to said Receiver the sums due upon
/ certain of his notes, and that said receiver
should pay the amounts due for interest
TO the oratTix, and retain the said princi-
pal sums subject TO the future order OF
said court. 500 ~ -. s.r.se ...s.. .s<..
And your petitioner further shows that,
in. DISCHARGE of his duty, the said Milton
Brown daily collected from said Burton
the interest upon the principal sums of
fifteen hundred and eighteen dollars and
twenty-one cents, being the total amount
on which the said Burton was. as aforesaid
decretd to pay, an which interest M oney
was duly p8id over to said oFatFiX; but
that said Milton Brown and his successors
/
said Frank Raymond any of the money
due, or to enforce against him any of the
specific relief in ssid decree ordered, by
reason of his hopeless insolvency, and res
idenee beyond this jurisdiction: so that
against said Frank there is large claim,
with accumulated interest. wholly unpaid
and greatly exceeding his share in the re-
version of said dover. ~. ..
A1id your petitioner shows that on the
IFth day of November, 1851, the Hon. Asa
he'll Peck. Chance HOr,upOn the'TeSignatIOn
of Ggjf n al
of his account appointed one Ambrose
S, Clapp receiver in his stead, who, in dis
charge OF his duty, collected said princi-
pal sum of money from the executors Of
said Burton, invested the same and regu-
laTly paid over the interest thereon to the
oTatriX aforesaid. a...... .....
And your petitioner further shows that
on the 10Th day of Il, 1881, the Hon.
LOysl G.. Kellogg, Chancellor, upon the
decease OF Ambrose s. Ciapp, appointed
your petitioner to be receiver in his stead,
and that your petitioner continued to pay
over to said orRtriN the Interest money
aforesaid, according to said decree, until
the 9Th day Of January, A. d. 1871, when
an installInent thereof became due and
was paid s..-.- -....... p. 81.
But, as your petitioner is informed and
believes. and therefore AYERS, on the 2lth
day OF March, 4, d. 1874, at I II, R. ? West.
in the county of Platte and the State OF
Nebraska, the OratriX. Sally Raymond,
died, whereby said payments of interest
have necessarily ceased s.... ......s
And your petitioner further shows that.
IA he is informed and believes, the said
Bernice Raymond left 40 descendant Is sur
viving him, except those mentioned as
aforesaid, in said bill, and that Louisa ID.
Raymond married one McNauehton Dyer,
and did reside at Rupert, Vermont, but is
now In the lunatte asylum al Brattlebo-
70, and that said MeNaUghtou Dyer is
dead; and also that said Lauretta Ray
moDd married said Ambrose :. Clapp, ana
is now dead, and that Richard NJ. and Ber-
I.aursTtss. now reside ut sioux Fails. in the
a. a a
remarked and left at his decease, q wild
ow, Amanda v. Olapp, and n minor daugh-
ter. Jeanfe l.. Clapp, both of whom reside
at Fort Miller, in the town of Fort Edward,
county of Washington Hand Estate OF New
York also that said Frank Raymond d1d
reside in the city. of Milwaukee. and that
said Meiancthon RAYMOND resides in &c
neva, in the State of Wisconsin, and that
said Robert p. Raymond died long since,
10 wft:-during the Mexican war, leaving
neither wife nor child; and that said Shep-
herd o. Raymond resides at T. II, Il. 2
West, in the County of Platte, and state
Of Nebraska, and that his post office is
Cherry Hill and that the said Louisa
Dyer, MelancthOn and shepherd o. Ray
mond, long since assigned all their inter
est in said reverSion to the said Ambrose
s. Clapp, and that said Clapp, rs before
stated, is dead. T.. ....-
All OF which are the residences of the
descendants of Bernice Raymond, so far
as your petitioner has been informed.
And your petitioner now holds the said
sum OF fifteen hundred and eighteen dol
iAFS ana JWenly-OnG CENTS Win So1t'l ~
cumulated interest still subject, as afore-
said, to the further order Of your honpra-
Bile Court. .. - ...-.-. - .-.. ......-.. .
Wherefore, your petitioner prays that
your Honor may summon into court the
heirs of said BeFnice Raymond, and all
persons whatever, in terested in said funds
there to make manifest their several
claims thereto, and to be concluded By
the decree of your Honor in the promises.
And that your Honor may thereupon
make a final decree in the cause above en-
titled, directing your petitioner TO distrib-
ute said fund among the persons legally
aud equitably entitled thertO. and from
his said trust rs Receiver to be fully re-
lieved and discharged, and that your pc
titioners costs, charges and expenses may
fund. ~. .-.l..--. t.s.. 5 49,.
-. ....r-. ...-s/ IL. A. HARTMAN. -. ..
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