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m Jfhereas Melancthon Loyd Wool- *ey. of ih»- town of Piattsburgh in the countv of Clinton sta c of N, w- tion bearing date thi Of August, in the year of our lord one thousand eight hundred and nine, ac- Jcnowl dged himstif to be hi-Id and firmly bound unto Stephen Pearl and John H. Peaslee, trustees in that be- half for the 2?urlington and Middlebu- ry branches of the Vermont staie bank, In the penal sum of eight thou- sand dollars, lawful money of the Uni- ted States of America, conditioned for the payment of the sum of four thou- sand dollars together with the lawful interest on the same in manner as in r the condition of the same bond is mentioned, to wit, on the first day of May then next, as by the said bond or obligation may more fully'and at large appear. And whereas the said Me- lancthonLnd Woolsey, for a> curing the payment of the sAtd 'sum of £>ur thousand dollars with interest accor- ding to the condition of the s>\id bond or obligation, did on the siid ei^h teenth day of August, in the year of Our Lord one thousand eight hundred and nine mortgage unto the said Sir- phen Pearl and John H. Pe.ske and to their heirs anrl assigns fyaver, but in trust fjr the Bnrli igton »•• d Mid dleburj' branches of the Vermont -..•State bank, all that certain tract, piece, parcel, or lot of land situate'lyirig and being in the town of Platt-jbuff; h, in the county of Clinton and state of New y<»rk, and includes the whole of the Jots number six and htunber seven, as the patent of Cumberland Head was originally divided- .Beginning at a cedar tree maffced No. 6, P. C. stand - fog, on the tjanic of the lake on the southwest part of said Cutnberiand- iusfdt being the north-we^st corner of lot numtwr five, and rutting thence BS the needle pointed in the year one thousand seven hundrcn and eiglry- fivje, north sixty-two degrees & uven- j:r ttfjBOjnutes, cast thiriy sis chains to a know all whom it may concern by virtue of the power contained in the said mortgage, and in pursuance of the directions of the several stat- utes in such case made and provided, the said mortgaged and above describ- ed premises will be sold at public ven- due, at the now dwelling house of Jo- seph I. Green, in the town of Plaits- burgh, in the county of Clinton, on the twenty fourth day of February next, at one o'clock in the afternoon, default having been inarte in the pay- ment of the sai;l sum of four thousand dollars with the interest so secured by the said mortgige. Dated Platts()urfrh,Auvu!}t2Q'h,18l I. THE PRKSlDSNT AND DIRECTORS CF THE VERMONT STATE BANK. By Palmer &. Wulwrntii, their All'ys. Whereas John Allen, of the county of C imon, and (late of New York, for and in confiH tration tif the sum of fire hun- dred and fiVy four dollars and twenty-nine cents, to him in hand paid the year of 6m Lord one thousand eight hundred and nine,'DID, on the thirteenth day of January, in the year of out Lord one thousand eight hundred and ten, mort- gage unto John Newcomb, of Dutchefs county, all that certain piece or parcel of land fituate lying and being in the town of Chateaugay, in the county of Franklin, bounded as follows, to wit, beginning at the north eaft coiner of lot number fixty- two in townfhip number feven in the old military tract, and running thence weft one hundred rods 5 thence (outh, one hundred and twelve rods } thence eaft, one hundred rods ; thence north, one hundred and twelve rods, to the place of beginning, con- taining feventy acrts of land. And where- as, default has been made in the payment of »ne hundred feventy-three dollars ai»J fix- ty nine cents, with the intereft thereon, it being the fird piyment of the above fums, which became due on the firft day of Au- guft, in the year of our Lord one thousand tight hundred and ten, (the refidue of the faid fum of fix hundred and ninety-four tiic fir»c day cf MUrch, in the year of our Lorn ore thi u-aod feven hundred and ninety eight, giantj bargain, fell, alien, re- lease ami louvey unto the faid Char Us Z. P.ait, and 10 hts heirs anr! affignsHorever, AI L that or ain tract, piuce of parcel of laiiu ftiudtc lyi'g and b^inftin the county and ftaic ifoTetaid, being p-ift of lot num- ber forty f\ x an ^ ' p t number fifty three in the general divifinn of townfhip number fe- t> the offi ers and t>»ldieis i>f t!.C6aid (U<e cf Nev-York, but altttwanis granted by L^ttcis Patent to jao>es Caidwell, and be- gins atihe rjyrthwrH corner of lot number chains and thir<y-t*o In'ksi thence eaft, eighty chains; thfnce noiih. thirty t!>rre chains and thirty-two links; the»ce weft, eighty chains, to the plate of beginning, containing tv>o hundred and fixty fix acres two roods and nine perches, he, the sai>e more or lefs. Together wirli aUand fingu- lar the lights hereditaments ard apparte- nances to the fame belonging; On conJl- i'JpJGUJ^g&jf 'hejji-ljkhn Allrn, his hefri executors orliffrnTmftfsRofs, Ttiotna won *ui* truly pay to tbi faid Charles Z .Plait, or to his certain attorney, eiteGutor'-!, adminiftra- kfsigns, the j*ift and full funi of five dollars and nine degrees and fully minutes, west jwrfj^-five chains and six'y links to a beach saplin marked on three sides, thtnte sooth sevemy five degrees and fifteen minutes, west fony eight chains and forty lints to a poplar saplin mar- ked No. 8, standing oft the bank of the Like, thence souih-eastw<irdly a- * ' * shore of the said lake as it the manner and form in the faid indenture of mortgage particularly mentioned and fet forth according to the tenor of tttt coridi-. tion o( a certain bond beating eVen da,te therewith, and iX-xateit by the faid J«hn Allen to 1 he faid Charles Z Plait, as a col- of mortgage ihou'd cease and be utter'y it may virtue of a power contain- ed in the said mortgage and agreeable to the directions of the statute in fuch case made and provided the faid mortgaged pre- mises wi:l be sold at public vendue at the Court house in the town of Pkttfburgh, in the County of Clinton, en Saturday the firft day of February next, at one o'clock in the afternoon—Dated July 15.. i8»l- JOHN NEWCOMB. By Palmer &? Walworth hisAtfys. JPTiereas Enoch Chase of the town of Piattsburg on the ICth day of Septem- ber one thousand eight hundred and two, for securing the payment of one fore the six- one thousand eight hundred and five, one thousand eight hundred and six, one'thousand eight hundred and seven, and one thou- sand eight hundred and eight; mort- gaged to Charles ^Parsons, Junior, of Piattsburgh, all that certain tract or parcel of land,, lying and being in Plattsburg, afore,suid, known to be the eastern half of lot No. 17, in the divis- fifteen hundred acres of land, set apart «iid sold for the encouragement of settlers Bpunded on the north by the road leading from'the mills to Lu- cius Reynold's, on the east by lands owned by Peter Roberts, on the south by the road leading from John Steven- son's to Lambert Hopper's; and on the west by thewesthalfoflotNo. 17, con- taining fifty acrei of land, And where- as the said Charles has assigned and set over the said mortgage and the land thereby conveyed to Peter Sailly, of rung, containing two hundred acres of la»d more or le&s. And whereas, ihe said Stephen Pearl and John H- Pcas- lee, the mortgagees, in the said mort- gage mention -d and described, on the the faitl Ctarles Z. confiiieratio , did, on the firft d^y of June, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and ele- ven, aftign and transfer umo the fubscriber, and to bis heirs e* cut HI. ailminillraur and the bond therein rccit-.d as collateral itcu- our Lord orrc thousand eight and eleven, f'>r and in consideraiion of the sum of four thousand dollars did grant, bargain, bell, assign, release and convey to the president and directors of the Vermont State bunk, ail tb<r right, title, iircrrst & property which lhc said Strphen Pe^rl and John H. Peasiee *.lv.n had. in law or equity, in and ijn:« the •ijh! deed of mo't^ige, and the pr'-ni'iM.-s JwedcsciiVd and by the suid rHort^rige gt^cxtd ; t<> them the sa;,! pn-si'ienflB *IK! iht ir succc -cf>rs in (f5i »ml the siid Stcplun l\-ajl :i:id Juhn H. Pciskr, did tiirseljy i(i\c them the iaid ^rcs'u'.tm :.nd clireetort> of die Vrrnioii! Sia't-Ba-ik, fusi pi>w<r and au.horitv ?n ti 5 anv ac; or thing in the came \I ih-.- -JA ' S ep'ien and J =hn H. oro'herv ;-r. «.h =• might k-come ne- eessarv f'/r s!\.- i.i'er*,*! of the said president ,-.iA drcctors ainl their suc- cess'Wi in orfu-r, in ,n>J .iiO*.it : the prc- mivs. Ami *vh rras. t.tf s.iid murt- Jfaiyr, *• j;rthrr with (he pourr of vjle thcrri'i cnn*aifivd, ha-j be- n duly ;>c- acC'-'rdiJJ^toT!»c f-j ni < f thc-titralssa- default hatbeeri in thet of the (M SU( n of five han . nine cents witii the intertlt thd^H>n, ac- C\rdi g <o the true imtnt and ^&ning of may concern, that by virtue 01 a pow- er contained in said mortgage, the said mortgaged premises will be sold at public vendue at the court-house, in Plattsburg, in the county of Clinton, on the sixth day of July next, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, default hav- iad£ in the the y dirtcttrs j NOTICE i whom it iray concern, tliai pursuant to a power contained in the faid iademure of fT'orgige, and according to rhe diiections of the itaute m fuch ca$e marie aid provided, the faid mortgaged premifes wiH be expo- fed 10 sa!e at public auction or vendue at the Tontine C ffjeHjuse, in the city of Nf w York, on the twentielh day of Feb- ruary iiixt ensuing, at twelve o'clock on due on ihe faid mortgage, and the cods at- tending the faid laie ; aud a good and suffi- cient deed of conveyance in the law for con- vtjring the fame premises to the purchaser cr purcrnfers thereof, in fee simple, will thereupon be ex^cu-ed by the sobferibcr.— Dated New-York, July 8, 1811. PETER DUSTAN. WHEREAS, Naib»n G. Eouglafj, of Chj-caugay, in the cou. ; of F-ai.tlin, for ircuiing the paymsnl of fii handrcd and ru\e;»-!tut dollar* and fevemy-five cents, »i h the ioierelt, in four equil innua) pay- tucuu tJt^ia the fu& <Uj ci AnguH. in the By Palmer and Walworth, his Att 1 ys. The above sale is postponed until the third duy of September next, then to take place at the hour and place above mentioned.—July 6, 1811. 14 PETER SAILLY. Whereas. James Lewis, junior, of Plattsburg in the county of Clinton and State of New-York, for securing the payment of one thousand dollars, mo- ney of account of the United States to- gether with the lawful interest thereon annually ; did, on the twenty-second day of October in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and eight mortgage unto James Lewis of the town county and state aforesaid all that certain lot of ground lying and being in the town of Plattsburg aforesaid,— Bounded as follows to wit, Beginning in the corner of the roads running to Beekman-town and the western part of Plattsburg a litde north of Martin Wmchel's and a few rods north of Jane Roberts' dwelling house and run- ning thence north thirty five degrees west, five chains and twenty five links to a stake, standing in the west line of the highway running fic.i.i .lane Rob. erts' aforesaid to Ucekman truvn, thence west eighty s>ix links, tlu.ncc south four chains and twenty five links to the north line of the highway, 1 up- ning westerly from Martin WinduTs, thence cast, on the north line of said highway, three chains and eighty six links to the place of beginning, contai- ning one acre of land and no more. And whereas the said James Lewis the mortgagee aforesaid did on the 5th day of April one thousand eight hun- dred and eleven convey and set over the said mortgage and the land in the same described unto Enoch Chase of the town of Plattsburg. And whereas default has been made in the payment of the said sum of money, secured hy the said mortgage ; NOW know al! whom it may concern that by virtue of a power contained in the said mortgage and according to the directions of the statute, in such case made and provi- ded, the said mortgaged premises will be sold at public vendue to the highest bidder at t'le court house in Plattsburg in the county of Clinton on the twelfth. day of October next at ten o'clock in the forenoon.—DaUd Aprii 8, 1811. ENOCH CHASE. By Palmer & Walworth, his Au'ys. _ Whereas Roswell Stems, arid Ruby his wife, on the third day of August, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and ten, for securing the payment of three hundred and eight dollars and fifty cents with inter- est mortgaged unto Reuben C. Hyde and Jane Ann his wife, All that certain piece of land lying . and being in Chazy, in the county of Clinton, and state of New-York, being one equal undivided east half of lot No. fifty six of a certain tract of land granted by the legislature of the stater of New- York, for the relief of the Canadian fc Nova-Scotia refugees ; And whereas, default has been made in the payment .of the said sum of money, secured as a- foresaid : Now know all whom it may concern, that by virtue of a power in the said mortgage contained, the said mortgaged premises will be sold at public vendue at ths court house in Plattsbtirg in the county of Clinton.on the third day of September next, at one o'clock in the afternoon. Dated February 28th, 1811. Reuben C. Hyde, Jane Ann Hyde. By Palmer & Walworth their Att'vs. The sale of the abovementioned premises is postponed till the thir- teenth day of September instant, then to take place at the hour and place abovementioned. Palmer &? Walworth, Att'vs. Piattsburgh, Aogufl 6, 1811. NOTICE. ALL persons indebted to the sub- scriber for News-papers and other ac- counts, arc requested to make imme- diate payment. He flatters himself that those who have accounts with him of long standing, will no longer trespass upon his forbearance, by de- laying a settlement. Should any, how- ever, slight this friendly call, they may depend on having their accounts put in suit immediately. ISRAEL TUPPER. Piattsburgh, August 30, Is 11-. CONDITIONS. The REPPBtrcAN shall be printed weekly on goodpaper\ and witha hand* some type. The price to subscribers wilt be nr» DOLLARS per annum, payable half- Post-riders will be furnished OK easy terms, by giving good security. ADVERTISEMENTS will bc| inserted at moderate prices. \
