The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1852-05-22
NOTICE.
Thomas Wick crsham,


VS.. In the Circuit
George w. Taylor, and Han Court for Cecil
nah Taylor his wife, William sitting as Court
S. Bailey, Charles TuIler and of Chanccry.
Jesse Cox. April 1852.
TNllE object of this suit is TO procure a Decree
L Tor the sale of certain mortaaged premises in
Cecil county, which were mo,,gaccd on the
Nth day Of April in the year 1880, by the de-
PENDANTS George W. Taylor, and Hannah Tay-
lor, his wife, TO the complainant and an injunc-
ton against the said George W. Taylar.
The Bill states that on the l1ih day of April
in the year 1850, the said George W. TAYLOR,
being indebted unto the complamant did exc
cute this bond of that date, in the penal sum of
one thousand dollars, with a condition there
under written, for the payment Of the sum CT
hve hundred dollars on or before the l1lh day of
April In the year 1851, with interest for the
same sem-annualiy, from the date thereof, anu
that the said George w. Taylor, and his wife
Hannah Taylor, on the day and year first aiore-
said, conveyed certain real estate which is par
ticulary described in the hill and It's acc ompany
ing exhibits, unto the complainant. by WY Of mort
gage to secure the paymen, ofsaid snm of $500.
with interest," on or before the Eth day Of April
| IN the year 1851, that before the execution of
the SAID bond and mortgage to the complainant
that is to say, on the Is day of April in the year
1915, the said defendant George w. Taylor,
with his wife Hannah Taylor, and Franklin A.
Taylor, who then owned an interest in said real
estate, which he afterwards (but before the exc
cutlon OF the said mortgage TO the ccmpa inan)
conveyed to the said William S. Bailey, the said
real estate by way Of mortgage TO secure to him
the payment OF S20OO,-on or before Il c cXpira-
ton Of two years thereafter, with interest semi
annually, as the complainant had been inform
ed,-but whether the whole or any part OF the
SAID sum OF $4,000 remains unpaid the complain
ant does not know, and that the said George "
Taylor and Hannah Taylor, his wife, did after
wards, Wis on the 9th day Of January in the
year 1881, convey to the defendants Charles
fuller and Jesse Cox, in fec the said Real Es-
tate, who seem 10 be the present owners Of it,
The Bill then charges that no part OF the alorc-
SAID sum of $500, OF the interest accruing there
on, has ever been paid, except so much interest
as was due up TO the 18th day of October 1851,
and that the complainant has been crCdiby in
formed that the said defendant George w. Tay-
Tor, or some one by his direction and authority,
has been and still is engaged in committing
waste on the said mortgaged premises, by re-
moving and mutilatsng the bindings, and BY
taking up aud carrying away the fences there
on, and that the said William S. Bailey. CIas.
fuller and Jesse Cox, reside ont of the State of
Maryland.
1t is thereupon adiudged and ordered, that the
complainant by causing copy olthis order to
be inserted in some newspaper published in
Cecil county, once week for one month. be-
fore the first day Of June next, give notice TO
the said absent defendants OF the object and sub
stance OF this bill, and warn them to appear in
Tins Court IN person or by solicitor, on or before
the first day OF September next. to answer the
premises and shew cause, il any they have, why
decree ought not to pass as prayed