The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1880-10-27
Petition for Foreclosure.
FATE OF VERMONT, !
COUNTY.

STATE OF VERMONT
LAMOILLE COUNTY.
WILLARD H.GRIswOLDl
AND MARY NJ. Cox, In Chancery,
RUFUS DAVIS, WARNER
j.. SCOTr, y. Il. PAGE, Dec. Term, AID. 1850.
n SARAH j. BLOOD
WHEREAS, willard II. Grlswold and Mary NJ.
Cox, of Cambridge, in the County of Lamoille, and
state of Vermont, have filed in the Office of the
Clerk K Of the Court of Chancery, in said LamOille
County, their Petition for Foreclosure, therein
setting forth, in substance, that Rufus Davis, of
said Cambridge, ON the 10th day Of September, \.
ID. one thousand eight hundred and siXty-eight,
duly executed to Albert G.. Leach n mortgage
deed of certain land in Fletcher, in the County of
Franklin, and State of Vermont, described as fol-
lows, to wit. AN and the same land this day
decided to me by the said Albert q. Leach and his
wife, Celcstia i. Leach, containing one hundred
and sixteen acres of land, more or less, and for
further description thereof, | refer to the deed
aforesaid, or the record thereof, in the Town
Clerks Office of said Fletcher" Said land is now
bounded as follows: On the north by land OF John
Parsons, on the east by land of S. NJ. Stafford, ON
the south by land of A. Il. NJ, Il b. S. Ellinw God,
and on the west by land of II. NJ. EllinwOOd, Con
ditioned for the payment OF fifteen certain notes
in writing bearing date September 10th, 1858,
signed by him and payable to said Albert G..
Leach, or bearer, six of which said notes for one
hundred and fifty dollars each and payable MS
follows The first payable on the LIST day of No
yember, 1869, and the others payable annually
thereafter; the remaining nine notes are for two
hundred dollars each, and payable as follows
The first payable on the first day of November,
1875, and the others annually thereafter, all of
said notes, with interest annually, after the LIST
day of November next after the date thereof, and
all of said notes payable at the Town Clerks Office
in said Fletcher, according to the tenor thereof.
And further setting forth that the Petitioners be.
lieve four of said notes to have been paid; that
eleven of said notes are unpaid wholly as to prin.
Cipal and TO a considerable extent as to interest,
which are now justly due and owing, and have
not been paid according to the effect of the same.
And further setting forth that the Petitioners, each
of them, ~severally own of said unpaid notes, as
follows The said w. III. Griswold owns three of
said notes, to wit. The three two hundred dollar
notes that fell due on the LIST day Of November, in
the years 1875, 1876, 1877. That said Mary NJ.
Cox WINS three of said unpaid notes, as follows
The three one hundred and fifty dollar notes
that fell due on the LIST day of November in
the years 1871, 1872, 1874, respectively. And
further setting forth khat the said Nathan d.
Page claims to be the owner of the five of said two
hundred dollar notes that fell due and are to fall
due respectively on the lst day of November in
the years 1879, 1880, 1881, 1882, 1883, and said Page
refusing TO join in this Petition as party plaintiff,
is therefore made one of the defendants. And fur.
Their setting forth that the said Sarah j. Blood
claims to hold and own two other If said mort
gage notes as unpaid to wit: the one hundred and
fifty dollar note that fell due November LIST, 1873,
and the two hundred dollar note that fell due
November LIST, 1873, and claims an interest in said
mortgage security, as against your Petitioners,
but your Petitioners aver and charge that the said
Sarah j. Blood received the said notes from the
salu huius Davis after he had paid and taken up
the said notes in his own name and on his own
account. And further setting forth that the said
Rufus Davis and wife, Charlotte S. Davis, on the
18th day of November, A. d.. 1878, decided said
mortgage premises to said Defendant, Warner j.
Scott, who claims an interest therein as against
your Petitioners. And further setting forth that
there is a prior incumbrance on said premises OF
about one thousand dollars and that said premises
are inadequate security Tor the payment of said
unpaid mortgage notes. And praying that the
equity of redemption of the said Rufus Davis,
warner j. Scott, Nathan b. Page, and Sarah j,
Blood, in the premises may be fOreclosed agreed.
bly, to the provisions of Sec. rs, Chapter 20, of tho
General Statutes, and that the usual time of re.
demption may be shortened. And il appearing
that the said Warner Scott resides without this
State so that said Petition cannot be served upon
him, 1t Is therefore ordered that the said Warner
j. scott be notified of the tendency of said Peti.
uon by the publication of the foregoing sub.
stance OF said Petition and this order in the LA.
NOBLE NEWS, q weekly newspaper published al
Hyde Park, In the said comfy of Lamoille, for
three successive weeks, the last which said
publication shall be at least twenty days previous
TO the ffrstday of the Courtof Chancery, next to be
held at Hyde Park in and for said Lamoille Coun.
ty on the first Tuesday of December, A. d.. 1850,
at which said term of Court the said Warner
answer to said Petition of Foreclosure. and
further to stand to and abide such order. di''
rection and decree therein as to said Court shall
seem meet.
Given under my hand at Hyde Park, in said
County of Lamoille. this Goth day of October. AD.
1850. w. II. III Cia-h
! M. o. Solicitor