Sweetzer v. Jones
Supreme Court of Vermont
Petition for the foreclosure of a mortgage. The facts in the case fully appear in the opinion of the court.
1Opinion of the CourtKellogg, J.
This is a bill of foreclosure on a mortgage from the defendant Jones to Wentworth S. Butler, of certain lands, buildings, machinery, etc., in Roxbury, the mortgage having been duly assigned to the orator. The defendant E. N. Spalding, in his answer, stater that, on the 21st December, 1857., he caused a portion of the real estate described in the orator’s bill, with a steam engine and boiler situated thereon, and the tools and machinery, and all the personal property, in and about the buildings on said premises, to be duly attached on a writ in his favor against the Roxbury Verd Antique Marble…
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