The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1881-04-08
Addison County. %. I'm Chancery.
CHARLES j. SOPER VS.. GEORGE w. TAFT
and j. w. RARNES-

anu y. W. BARNES.
Charles J. Soper, of Mddlebury in said county.
George w. Tan, OF Fresno, California, and J. w.
Barnes. of vergennes, county aforesaid, setting
Der, A. d. 1860. he was married TO Marcia L. Tan,
and that about four years after said marriage he
ParSSnnseSa S q one Henry 9. Clifford house and
on the north by William N. Bass' house lot; east
by land occupied BY Mrs- Abbey Wainwright;
south by George G. Adams house lot, and west
by the highway running south from the Court
House in said Middlebury. That the considera-
ton paid for said premises was 600; 600 OF said
Marcia, the petitioners wife, and $500, ihe bal.
ance Of said consideration money, was furnished
and paid BY the petitioner. himself and : mort
gage Of 500 then outstanding agaist said prem
ises was assumed by the petitioner and his wife
That 1t was agreed between the petitioner and
be nA snd 81 - a. ana
er's wife. Marcia L. soper, and that the deed
| executed as Aforesaid should not be regarded as
security for the $500 paid as Aforesaid BY said
That the petitioner was advised and informed
should be executed as Aforesaid to said Marcia,
he lpettioner) would, In the event Of the death
saS Maa peoe hs Ns % hold
life. Thai believing and expecting his own
death 10 occur before the death Of his wife. and
deed to be executed to the said Marcia
That the petitioner invested the sum Of $500
in making the necessary repairs upon the said
time to time as IL became due upon the mortgage
Aforesaid.
That the total amount of the said Marcia.s pro.
perry invested Id and upon said premises was
$780, and that the whole expense Of supporting
and maintaining the petitioners family and the
been paid by the petitioner. That in pursuance
| and recognition Of the agreement between the
said Marcia and the petitioner, GEORGE w. Taft
promised and agreed since the death OF said
Marcia, which occurred on or about the alst "a .
of October. A. d. 1850 that the petitioner should
premises, and that he should hold the Same for
the remainder ofhis natural life.
a. Asd sad petitioner showing said court that
ment aforesaid, has given said petitioner notice
to quit the said premises. and threatens TO evict
person duly appointed by The Hon. Probate
Court within and for the District Of Addison, has
applied for leave 70 cell said house and lot ~ the
George W. Tan and j. W. Barnes. their agents
may sy h. Ss sss from
premises, and IRON selling, leasing, conveying,
or disposing Of in any. way the said properly
said J. w. Barnes be decrecd to convey the said
premises to the petitioner: 1t is ordered by ssid
Court that an Injunction issue ON the fling by
the petitioner with the clerk Of said Court Of a
bond with surety In tho sum of $500, and said
bond being duly filed, the SAID defendants are
suictly enJoined ana restrained rom selling,
leasing, conveying or disposing of in any way
the house and lot described in the foregoing biIf
and from disturbing the said Charles j. Soper in
his quietpossesslon OF the same until the further
order OF the Court.
And it appearing that the said George w. Tan
Is without this State, SO that said petition and
Injunction cannot be served upon him. 1t is or.
dered that he be required to appear on the LIST day
OF the next stated term Of said court 70 be held at
| Middlebury aforesaid. on the first Tuesday of
petition. and for that purpose the said petitioner
shall cause to be published the substance OF said
petition. order OF Court. and this order, three
printed at said hiddlebury Aforesaid. the last OF
which publications to be at least twenty days
previous TO said term Of eaid court. - :
Dated at Aiddlebury. this 2sth day OF March.
A. ID. 1881. - =
| G. G. WAINWRIGHT. Deputy Clerk.
AMOS II. CARPENTER. Solici tor.