The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-07-01

-EoaWoF MAY TERN, Ilse5 .lra sysbsoa
Before Hon. D. c. H. Emory John T. Ehsor,
Esq, States attorney,GT 100 'A''-'''
FRIDAY, June, s23
Jacob NJ Hampshire VS.. Elisha N. Dor
sey and Rose 4: DORSEY. III bill asking for
the forecfosingA ofIa1imortgage aangff iother
relief. The evideneeia=this case was read
yesterday before the Court and argued this
morning on the part ofithe eomplainant by
Mr.. Boarman, and by Mr. 0Grason on Stke
part Of the defendants. Held sab, catrria,s
Eliza Griffith; by her next freud, Vs.
John s: Curtis: and VIM Curtis Jf, exec
utoTs of rWm, Curtis, Il deceased, Ily Bill filed
to compel payment of legacy Of $500 to
Eliza Griffith by the defendants, executors
of. VIM Curtis, deceased NV
State VS.. Charles d. Hiss Motion in
arrest of judgment. Hiss was convicted
sometime since ofmalfeasanceS in office, he
being magistrate in Baltimore city, and
fined $459 and csstss when o motion was
filed in arrest. of Judgement. Motion over
rdled!1oUpon the oyerruiing of the motion
Mr.. Ing, counsel for defence, applied to {Ae
Court for a writ OF error to- rem0ye the re
cord to the Court Of Appeals thereztd ffy
the question whether, under the sCOlstitu.
ton, he must like Judge, be ,s'impeacbed."
The Court granted said writ. y e'''' y
qua .ae2ai17a9 .sbro SATURDAY june 24.H
i9srhe trust estate of Francis IT Jerks, vs..
Peter Saurwein trustee, in equity. In this
case the, trustee, Saurwein,. sold the real
estate mentioned in the decree, passed by
the Court for the sum of So, 3O0a Isaiah
Menkin and John fMcJilton becoming the
purchasers, which purchasers filed d petit
ton to have paid back to themlthe amoant
of the purchase money, on 'thep ground
that the decree was illegal and void, and
all the proceedings under said decree were
necessarily so; aud that the trustee=could
e cha eqs e ute YI l0F 'Pf p grocery z sAs
His Honor Judge Emory will be occu-,
pied on Monday and Tuesday in rthe hear
ing of cases, pending in 5equitg,ia this
! Court, at his Office in Baltimore cityscsH
an8 aailiInup la) y MONDAY, June 26th
The trust estate of Francis aHi j enks,
Peter Sauerwein, TrusteeAbefore report
ed. Argument net oacladedosIVS
80 ad1I1TgEsDAY, June p.
, His honor. Judge Emory, was occupied.
at his Office in Baltimore to-day with the,
hearing Of the argument in The case of
Clemehce B., GFubb .ovs. Joseph O: Man
ming: Exceptions fled to sale made by
Mr., Musselman, while acting as, attorney
for complainant, under power contained in
a mortgage from defendant. Said proper
~ had been previously sold by NJ" JAS. II.
Hand to! Brooks &fCo, under &prior mort.
gage. Argumentsnet1concl 1HSys I
laoia s1evoig baa WEDNEsDAYgJune %. /
State VS. frederick Bo1rmastert convict
led some time since of receiving stolen
goods s motion for . new tfial ~ M tion
granted, Bourmaster s. to- pay costs, said
costsato be paidIb Saturday next.a,IJuh |
Estate VS.. Catherine Elliott, convicted
some days'since.of larceny. 5; motion for "a
new, trial, Motion granted upon payment
of costs BY defence, which costs are also to
be paid on next Saturday. @a,e se ~s7r
Hampshire VS.. Dorsey and Wife "a bill
asking for theldoreelosingof mortgage,
&c, the defiance being usury.np ATg0ed
some time since and held sub ,curia. Deckee
passed granting the bill as prayed, deduct
ing the amount of usufy.o i'4q taG ni e9ies |
- Price vs. p Kempj;' bill for the setting
aside OF q deed on the ground of fraud up
on the creditors. i, Bill dismissed ncswof I
q. Nm. Johnsony colored, convicted some
time since of larceny; sentenced to i'm
lprlsonment in Che penitentiary for the
space Of eighteen months. slh ~ $4,000 !