Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-11-07
Order of Ratification
Sheriff s Notice in Lien Law.

Sept. 10, 1868 Clerk.
Sheriff s Notice in Lien Law.
WHEREAS, by virtue of an Act of the
w General Assembly Of Maryland, passed
at December Session ls41, CHAPTER rs, entitled
"An Act for the protection of Mechanics and
others in Allegany County" and the several
supplements thereto, this writ of scire acias has
issued out of the Circuit Court for Allegany
words to wit:
AUegany County, SIS:
The State Of Maryland, to the
Sheriff Of AAsgany connty-Greeting
WHEREAS, Joseph Shuck has filed claim
w in the Circuit Court for Allegany county
against Lavinia NJ Bruce,wife of H, nry Bruce,
for the sum CT two hundred and eighty FIVE dol
lars and thirty one cents, for work done and ma
terials furnished to and for certain building,
to wit: The building is located on n piece or
| parcel of land contracted and agreed to be sold
by one Casper Glossto Lavinia NJ. Bruce, bound
ed and described rs follows: Beginning at a
tree ia red oak) the same being the parcel Of
land sold and conveyed by John J. Hoffman,
Samuel NJ. Semmes and John I. Edwards, to the
said Casper Gloss by deed bearing date on the
fifth day of January, in the year eighteen hun
dred and fifty three, it being also the end of the
third line of the land conveyed by Samuel
Hughes and wife to the said Casper Gloss on the
twenty-fourth day of Novemb r, in the year
eighteen hundred and forty eight and running
thence S. go, W. ct perchcs, S. 800, e ii perch
es, S. $50, E. 10 perches to a point on the South
side of hollow, and five feet southwardly from
u Chestnut Oak tree marked with four notches,
the end of the first line Of the land conveyed by
William o. Sprigg and wife to the said Casper
Gloss, then running down the hollow with
Browns land, S 1919, e. 10 pert hes to marked
I,uk. tno A.
to Col. Thruston's road and with it N. $50, W.
III perches, N. TAO, W. 224 perches, N. 1890,
W. II perches to the beginning ofthe land con-
veyed by Samuel Hughes and wife to said Gloss
and the end of the third line of the land convey
ed by Hoffman, Edwards and Semmes to said
Gloss, and running with the lines of the last
named pieces of land N. 100, W. 4 perches, N.
place ofbegnning, containing forty-seven acres
and twenty perches.
The buildings on which the work was done
and materials were furnished are font and back
building onnected together and servants house
adjacant, but not connected with the main build
ing E., ,..,
by twonty two feet deep Gas described.) The
back building 10 twenty feet front, fronting on
porch attached tier, to by sixteen feet deep.
The servants house is sixteen feet by twenty lone
feet. The front building is two stories high -
The back building and servants house is each
one story high. All are frame and built of wood
except the servants house, which is shantee
style.
And whereas afterwards the said Jos Shuck
by his petition in writing to the Circuit Court
for AlleganS county, represented and set forth
that there had been no sufficient designation of
the limits or boundaries of the lot or curtilage
upon which said building is situated, necessary
tor the use of said building for the purposes for
~ ~ has mad. md ,yha nj
of the Act of Assembly passed December session
1877, chapter 81, section o, an order was passed
by said Circuit Court, directing that commits
sion to Thomas Z. White, a Surveyor, directing
and commissioning him to fix and determine
the limits, boundaries and extent of ground me-
oessary for the convenient use Of the said bull
ding for the purposes as aforesaid. And whereas
afterwards the said I. E. White made return Of
laid Commission to the Court here, with his
proceedings hereunder, in which he reported
that be had fixed and designated the boundaries
as follows, to wit: Beginning for the same ut
m lrked White Oak tres standing on the line
nf the Thruston road, SO called, and on the
South side thereof,and North two and one fourth
degrees, West from the North west corner of the
dwelling house. and running thence, South
twelve and one half degrees, West fourteen per-
ches, South eighty eight degrees, East ten per-
ches, North ten degrees, East twelve perches to
the said Thruston road, and with it by a straight
line to the beginning tree, containing four ffths
Of an acre, and further reports the dime nsions
of said buildings as follows: the front Of the
main building is fortysix and one. half feet. and
the width of sane twenty two and one half feet.
The servants house is sixteen feet by twenty
one and one-third feet in other respects the
IN measurements are as SGT forth and named in said
lien. tft ttF .k41 Ia
Now, therefore, you are hereby commanded,
that you make known to the said Lavinia M.
Bruce and to all such persons as may hold or
occupy the said buildings and lot curti,age as
las above described, that they be and appear
before the Judge of the Circuit Court for Allie
gany county, to be held at the Court House, in |
the city of Cumberland, ON the second Monday
of October next, to show, if anything they know
or have to say, why the said sum of two hundred
and eighty-fve dollars and thirty -one cent?, |
should not be levied on said buildings and our |
tilage for the use of the said Joseph Shuck, &C.
cording to the form and effect Of the said Act
Of Assembly in such case made and provided, If
to them It shall seem expedient, and have you
then and there this writ.
Witness the Honorable Thomas Perry, Judge
day of April, 1861.
Issued the sth day of August 1851.
H. kESLEY, Clerk.
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given in
pursuance of said Act of Assembly, to all
,laimants and persons interested. to be and
appear before the Circuit Court for Allegany
County, on the second Monday Of October next,
% show if anything they know, or have to say,
Why the aforesaid sum should not be levied on
.he said buildings for the use of the said Joseph
5huck, according to the form and effect of the
Act Of Assembly, in such case made and pro- +
Vided. ..-
HENRY R. ATKINSON,
Aug. 20, '6l-3w. Sheriff.
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