The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-06-14

JOSEPH M %S'sss ss efsts' P GSrhcy"
James Mclnlre, wife, AMI 81, lS5l.-Thc
others. J object of1his bill
is 10 procure decree for sale of certain Real
Estate therein mentioned, lying and being on
the east bank of the Susquehanna River, at or
near PerryviIl' Cecil county, State Of Maryland,
containing four acres Of land more or less, with
the buildings, ferry, ferry rights and appcr-
tcnances thereto belonging.
The bill states that Joseph Whitaker and
George p. Whitaker, the compliments. are ,fiz-
ed of one undivided htlh-part thereof That
another undivided iiith-part thereof is held by
the widow and heir at law of William I. Stock
ton, deceased. that is to say, by Anna w. Stock
ton, widow Of the said W. r. Stockton. of Char
louisville, in the State Of Virginia. for her dover
| right, by William L. Stockton and Philip A.
Stockton, (sOns Of the aforesaid w. i Stockton,)
residents Of Quincy, in the State of Florida, by
Julia A. Parish, "A daughter of the said William
| +. Stockton and her husband Thomas p. Far
isl, of charlottesville in the State of Virginia,
by Emma M. Moore, another daughter Of the
said William 7. Stockton, and Commodore Ed
! ward W. Moore, her husband, of Galveston, in
| the State OfTeXas. by the heirs at law of j. W.
c. Stockton, deceased, another son Of the said
| William T. Stockton, who departed this life,
leaving as his widow entitled to dover in part of
the said Real Estate, Emily S. Stockton, who
has since intermarried with one Thomas Cooke,
of Charlottesville, in the State Of Virginia. also
! leaving two minor children, to wit: John w. c.
! Stockton and Catharine NJ. Stockton, of Char
otesville, in the State of Virginia, as his heirs
at law. That two undivided fflh-pars of the
said property is owned by the widow and heir at
law of said Joshua T. Richardson, that is TO say,
by his widow, Mary Ann Richardson, now Mary
| Ann McIntire, she being since internarried with
the Rev. James McIntire, of Cecil county, in the
State of Maryland; and Hannah j. Richardson,
the only child and heir al law ofthe said Joshua
T. Richardson; that one undivided tenth part of
the said property is owned by the Rev. James
McEntre and Mary Ann, his wife, who purch-
nscd the same from Eliza Richards, of Chester,
in the State of Pennsylvania, and that the re-
naming undivided tenth-part Of said land is held
and owned by Emeline Porter, of Delaware
county, in the State of Pennsylvania; and the
bill states that it will be for the interest and ad-
vantage as well Of the complainants as of the
other parties, holding undivided shares in the
said Land, to sell the aforesaid Lot of ground
with the rights and privileges thereto belonging,
and to divide the proceeds thereof between the
parties in the proportions before stated and a
decree is prayed for that end il is thereupon ad-
judged and ordered that the complainants by
causing copy of this order to be inserted in a
newspaper printed in Cecil county, and also in a
newspaper printed in Baltimore once in each
successive week, for one month before the fif-
teenth day fully, give notice to the said absent
defendants, of the object and substance of this
Bill, and warn them TO appear in this Court in
person or by solicitor, on or before the fifteenth
day of November next, to answer the premises
and show cause any they have, why decree
ought not to pass as prayed. True copy. Test.
LOUIS GAssAWAY,