Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-03-24
Order of Publication,

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Jacob Yore,procheinl In tho Circuit Court
ami Of Malin Loyeit, for AlIeaany County AZ
against la Court of Eouify
The Pickell Mining
Company and others. No.IT4s Equity.
HE object of this suit is to obtain de,
cree 70 the sale of the real estate in the pre-
ceedings Asahis cause mentioned and the distfi-
button of tfe proceeds among .he parties entI-
tied thereto.
The Bill states that Jonas Loveti died intes-
tate, seized and possessed of the lands, living
and being in Allegany County, Maryland
which are described in the proceedings, leav-
ing at the time of his death, eleven heirs at
law, who are named in the Bill, one Of whom,
William Loveti, afterwards, died intestate, with
ont Issue and lunaiic; that Susan Lovett, one
Of said heirs, having first intermarried with
John Cundriff also died, leaving FIVE children,
her heirs at law, viz: Susannah Cundri8, who
afterwards died intestate and without Issue;
Amanda, who intermarried with Thomas Thorn
pson Emily, who intei married with Samuel
Allen, John Henry Cundrif and Ellen Cum
G1rif, who is unmarried and an infant. That
Jacob Loyett is one Of the heirs of said Jonas
LoFett. That six OF the heirs at law of said
johns Loyett who are named in The Bill, con-
Vey,u Zach, an undivided tenth part of tho
shia iahas TO John Lovett, another OF the heirs
~ law oi said Jonas LoTett, and the said John
hovett afterwards conveyed seven undivided
tenth parts OF ue said lands to certain Will
liam Thompson; which said seven undivided
tenth parts OF said land, the said William
Thompson morigageo to the said John Loyett,
| 10 secure payment OF The sum Of nine thou-
sand six hundred and thirty-seyen dollars and
| fifty cents, and afterwards sonyeyed the said
seven undivided tenth parts TO the Pickell
Mining Company, which still holds the same.
! That Gabriel Lovett, another OF the heirs AT
Ia nj he said alea fal
q widow, Mary p. Lovett, and Maliu Lovett,
his only child and heir at law entitled to one
undivided tenth part of said lands; and that
the heirs of Susan Cundrif above stated are
entitled to an undivided tenth part; that Jacob
Loveit, as one of the heirs of the said Jonas
owns also an undivided tenth part of said
lands, and that John Cundriff has conveyed
his interest in said lands to the said Pickell
Mining Company
The Bill also states that It would be for the
benefit and advantage Of the infant Malin
Lovett and all others interested TO have the
land sold by decree and the proceeds divided
among them according to their interests. That
the said lands are incapable of division among
the parties in interest according 10 their resp
eciiye proportions, without great loss and inju-
| ry to them.
The Bill then states that John Lovett
Jacob Lovett, Malin Lovett Mary p. Lovett,
Thomas Thompson and Amanda Thompson,
his wife, Samuel Allen and Emily Allen, his
wife, John Henry Cundrin, and Ellen Cundriff,
all reside beyond the limits OF the State ofMary-
land and out of the jurisdiction of the Court.
The Bill then prays decree for sale of the
lands, subpoena for the PIekell Mining Com
pany and an order of publication against the
said non resident defendants.
The petition of the complainant filed in this
cause states that the name of John Lovett, was
accidentally omitted in the prayer for process