Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-07-30

Thomas Perry and William Price,
VS..
Jno. Carrot Monroe, Jno. Blue and Eliza Blue
his wife, Jno. NJ. Taylor, Mary Ellen lay
lor, and Elenora Monroe.
In the Circuit Court for Allegany county sit
ting us a court of Equity.
THE object of the Bill filed in the
l. above cause is to obtain decree to sell
Lot number five (No. 81 lying on the east side
of Wills Creek, in the town of Cumberland,
for the benefit of the parties entitled to the
same.
The Bill states that Jesse Monroe executed n
bond or agreement which is exhibited with
the Bill, by which he bound himself to convey
to said Thomas Perry and William Price, in
consideration Of professional services pertor-
med and to be performed, the one undivided
half of all or any OF the lots and tracts of
land described in the Sheritls return in Nos
40 and Al Judicials to April Court 1916, when
ever the land might be recovered by an eject
ment and the bill alleges that the said lot was
recovered by and ejectment suit and they are
entitled now to said undivided half OF said
Lot and the bill further states that said jesse
Monroe has lately deceased leaving surviving
him the fol lowing named persons who are en-
titled to and interested in said lot, EIenora
Monroe, his widow, John Carrot Monroe his
son, Eliza Blue, wife of John Blue, sud Eliza
being a daughter of said jesse, John NJ Tay-
lor, Mary Ellen Taylor, said John NJ. and Mary
Il. being the children of Deborah Taylor who
was the daughter said Jesse, and who died
intestate.
The Bill also states that it is the desire Of
all persons interested in said lot, as they are
informed and believe that the said Lot should
lie sold and the proceeds distributed to the
parties entitled to the same. And the said
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entitled TO one undivided half of said lot and
that the same cannot be benefcially divided
by partition thereof, and that it is tor the
benefit of all persons interested in the same
that sale thereof should be made by a decree
of the said court rs Il court of Equity and that
of said defendants wife and children of said
Jesse Monroe live out of the limits OF the State
of Maryland and beyond the jurisdiction
thereof and that the persons named rs the
wife and children of said Jesse are all who
are known or can be ascertaned as interested
in said lot. And the bill prays for an order
of publication not only against said named
widow, children and grandchildren, but all
other unknown persons who may be interested
in the same.
1t is therefore, this tenth day of July 1863
adudged and ordered that the compainants
give notice to the aforesaid name of widow
children and grand children Of said Jesse and
the unknown persons interested and concerned
in said lot, by causing copy of this order to
he inserted in some newspaper published in
the town of Cumberland in Allegany county
and state OF Maryland, once in each week and
for four successive weeks giving notice as
aforesaid of the ob iect and substance OF said
Bill and warn them TO appear in this Court in
person by solicitor on or before the 26Ih OF
November next to answer the premises and
show cause if any they have why decree
ought not to pass as prayed.
True copy
Test-IlORACE RESLEY,
July l6, lS63-lm. Clerk.