Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1877-01-27
rs CHANCEHY.

TN CHANCEHY.
STATE or YER1foSE Essex County,
1871. =
Whereas, Helen n. Chandler OF Chicago In the
County Of Cook Ia she state of Illinois, has fled
in the Essex County Clerks office her lsetiiian,
setting forth that George b. James OF Boston ~
the county OF Suffolk and commonwealth OF Mas
sachuscttsOn the End day of June, a. ID. 1872,
duly executed to one George i. Chandler Of
Westboro in the county OF Worcester and common
wealth Of Massachusetts, o mortgage decd OF Ger
tain land in the township of Averil ia said cOun-
Is OF Essex, Oescribed as follows:
The original rights Of Nathaniel Bartlett lots -
west first division, 81 second division and - acres
undivided; Seth Hull, Jr., lots l3 east first divi-
sion. II second division and q acres undivided;
Andrew Patchn lots % west first division, lS
second division and a acres undivided; Thomas
sion and A. acres undivided; Zalmon Read lois
10 west first division, % second division and -
acres undivided; John Temple lots 10 west first
division, 30 second division and a. acres mdivid-
ed; Joshua Hall, Jr., lots % west Grst division,
Is second division and y acres undivided. Ore
undivided half of the following rights. Samuel
Averl lots 10 east first division, 10 second divi-
sion and II acres undivided; samuel Cornwall
lots east first division, GG second division and p
acres undivided; Gershom Moreh0use lots 80
west first division 81 second division and p acres
undivided; Ezekiel Sanford lots Il west first di-
vision, 81 second division and II acres undivided;
Nathan Sanford lots l6 east first division, 80 sec
OnU DIVISION ana Il acres UNDIVIDED, EDpneTpr
Williams lots west first division, 6 second divi-
sion and 81 acres undivided, meaning one undi-
vdcd half Of said lots, and being one-half of the
undivided shares belonging to said rights, the first
and second divisions belonging to the original
right of William Green lots Il west first division
and 40 second division; the second divisions and
undivided shares Of the following rights: Rich
ard allison lot 30 second division and ~ acres
undivided; Jabez Barlow lot 36 second division
and - acres undivided; Daniel Belts lot % second
division and AZ acres undivided; David Belts
4.
ieZekiah Burr lot 30 second diyisionand ~ acres
undivided; Joshua Hall lot 50 second division
and ~ acres undivided; Gordon Merchant lot
5G second division and AZ acres undivided !:
Joseph Sanford lot 81 second division and ~
acres undivided; Nathan Barlow lot 81 second
division and ~ acres undivided. The first divi.
rights Benjamin Fairchild lot Il east first d.
vision and AZ acres undivided; ZalmOu
Hull lot east first division and AZ
acres undivided; James Gray lot q west first
division and ~ acres undivided; the undivided
shares Of the following riAhtA Phillip Bul1'itt,
Benjamin Belts and Simeon Couch, DR., being ~
acres undivided to each Of said rights, Onefourth
Of the second divisions and undivided share of
the right Of stephen Burr, being one undivided
fourth part of lot ID in the second division and
81 acres undivided; one-half Of the undivided
shares of the following rights Seth Hull, The
ophilus Hull, Asa Norton, Samuel Smith and
Thomas Rowland, being u acres undivided be-
longing to each Of said rights, the undivided
share of the right of James Sanford, being AZ
acres of the undivided lands, one undivided half
of the second divisions and undivided shares of
David Lyon and stephen Mead, being one undi
Vided half of lot 10 second division and II acres
undivided of the right of said David Lyon, and
one undivided halfoflOt u second division and q
acres undivided of the right of said Stephen
Mead, meaning one-half Of the undivided lands
of said two rights, one undivided sixth part Of
the right of Richard Wilbert being one undivid-
ed sixth part of lot Z east first division and one
undivided sixth part Of lot 5 second division and
Z acres of undivided land Of said rghs.
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Chandler, his heirs or assigns seven notes a
follows All dated January 22nd, 1873, three of
said notes for twelve hundred and fifty dollars
each, ard payable in one, two and three years
from date, two OF said notes for eleven hundred
dollars each, one payable in five months and the
other in one year from date and two Of said notes
for twenty-five hundred dollars each, payable in
two and three years from date with interest an
nuglly each of said notes, which are justly due
and owing, and have not been paid according to
the effect of the same, that the said George b.
Chandler has endorsed, transferred and assigned
said notes and the said mortgage to the said
Helen NJ. Chandler that said premises have been
since the date Of said mortgage conveyed by said
George b. James to George H. Fitzgerald of
Brighton in said county Of Essex.
Wherefore the petitioner Prays that the equity
of redemption of the said George b. james and
George II. Fitzgerald in the premises may be
foiecosed agreeably to the provisions of the 18th
section Of chapter 20 Of the General Statutes, and
that the Hon. Court of Chancery will make such
other and farther orders and DEGREES in the prem
ises as shall appear just and reasonable.
And Wherea9 it appears that the said George
b. James resides without this State so TINT sub
puna cannot be served on him, it is therefore
ordered that the substance of said petition be
published three weeks successiycly in the Essex
County lleraldi newspaper published ut Guild
hall in said county of Essex, the last of said pub
LEGATIONS TO be at least wcnty days previous to
the Third Tuesday of March a. d. 1877, the time
established by law for the next session of this
court to be held at Guidhall within and for said
county Of Essex, at which time and place the
said George Is. James is hereby notified to appear