The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-05-14
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NOTICE.,

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John Dubois and Elias 7
| 5. Lowe, partners, ira
ding Under the fiaine
and firm of Dubois Il Ia the Circuit Court
Lowe, for Cecil County
VS.. In chancory. April
| Patrick Desmond and >22, 1864.
Elisha Whitney, ira
| ding under the name
and firm OF Desmond
4 Whitney, Joseph
| Ereworthy, Jr., and
| Henry Corbett.
TEN1lE object of this suit is to procure a
i Decree :Ut th6 sale of certain Lcasehold
| estate, situated in the village of Perryvile.
| Cecil county, Maryland, and for the sale OF
u certain frame building and back building
connected Herewith, erected and construct
ed on said Leasehold estate, and also for the
grounds of said Desmond, or of said Desmond
Il Whitney.
The original Bill Of compliments filed in
this cause states that under the provisions Of
| article I'll of the Maryland Code of Public
General Laws they heretofore, to-wit: on
the 10th day of May. in the year 1862, filed
in the Office Of the le * of The Circuit Court
for Cecil coun y claim for one hundred and
ninety nine dollars and ei5hty-tive cents for
materials furnished for and about the erec-
ton and construction of a certain frame
building ard back building connected there
with, loo tied in the village of Perryvilie, in
Cecil county, Maryland, upon certain lot of
ground, leased by a certain Patrick Desmond,
or by said Desmond and one Elisha Whitney,
trading under the name and firm of Desmond
Whitney, from the Philadelphia, Whining
ton and Baltimore Railroad Company, and
occupied and used by said Desmond, or by
said Desmond and Whitney, as restaurant
or retrcshment saloon, and for or about the
ground of the said Desmond, or of said Dcs-
mond u Whitney, immediately adj .cent
thereto and necessary for the useful and
ordinary purposes eff said building, which
said claim was SO filed for the purpose Of
securing lien on said buildings and lot OF
ground to the amount stated in said claim, as
by said claim filed as part Of said Bill fully
appears.
The Bill further states that no part of tho
aforesaid sum OF money, or Of the interest
accrued there on, has been paid to the COM
pla!nants, but that the whole of said sum OF
money and interest as aforesaid remains Que
to the complanants.
The Bill further states that certain
Joseph Ereworthy, Jr., on the first day OF
March, in the year 1862 filed in the Office Of
the said Clerk claim against the aforesaid
building and lot of grounl for the sum OF
the complainants are not advised whether
said SIM Of money has ever been paid or
satisfied to said Ercworthy or not. And that
on the seventh day of May, in the year 1862.
the said Patrick Desmond attempted 10 con
vcy by Bill of Sale all of his interest in and
10 the aforesaid buildings anil lot Of ground
to the said Henry Corbett for the nominal
consideration Of five hundred and fifty dol
lars.
The Bill further states that the complain
ants are advised that under and by virtue of
the said article 81 Of the Code aforesaid thcr
aforesaid claim is lien upon the building
before mentioned and all the interest Of the
said Desmond 4 Whitney, or either Of them,
in and to the lot Of ground whereon they
stand, and that the complainants arc entitled
to the interposition of this Honorable Court
tc have the same sold for the payment of the
amount of their said claim.
The amended Bill Of Complaint of the
compliments states that the said Joseph
Ercworthy and Henry Corbett at the time OF
the filing Of the said original Bill Of Com.
plant were not, and are not now, citizens
and residents of the State Of Maryland, as
alleged and set forth in said original Bill of
Complaint.
1t is thercupon adjudged and ordered that
the compliments by causing u copy Of this
order to be inserted in some newspaper
published at EIkton, Md, once in each OF
four successive weeks, before the thirty
first day of May, 1864, give notice to the said
Joseph Ereworthy, Jr., and Henry Corbett
of the object and substance of the original
and amended Bills filed in this cause and
warn them TO appear in this Court in person
or by solicitor, on or before the first day of
September, next, to show cause, il any they
have, why Decree ought not to pass as
prayed. CIIAS. II. HAINES,
True copy test, Clerk.
CIIAS. II. HAINES,
April 30, lS6I--lm. Clerk.