Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1872-09-28
no. $500 IN EskCsTY.
In the Circmt C"urt ,t"r Frrd"rick County
Samuel EiCholtZ
George b. Baker,


Administrator OF the Goods, ClmttrlS, etc.
ol George Baker, deceased, and others,
I>IlE object of the Bill filed in thl.
l. cause, il 10 obtain Il Decree for the
SHE ri the Real Estate of George Baker
Senior deceased, late o. Frederick County
state OF Maryland, To pay complainant
Mort -a-cI Dcbt, and com lainanl debt
an, the debt of all other creditors of said
George Baker, senior. deceased, unpaid by
of said George Baker Tie Bill states
that George Baker, senior, in his life time
to secure n note of two hundred and thirty
seven dollars and tliriy.iour cents, dated
thirteenth of August, eighteen hundred and
sixtv-onc, with interest from date, and to
indemnify said complainant n, security for
said George Baker, to the Frederick Town
Savings institution in note Of one hun
dred and twenty-five dollars, executed the
mortgage on certain land. in Frederick
County, described in said Mortgage. a copy
whereof i, exhibited in said Bill, marked
Exhibit No. 3
The Bill further states that the cumplai.
nan1 a. security paid the said note OF ONE
lnindrcl and twenty five dollars and inter
est. to said Frederick Town Savings lnSti
tuition, and that the whole Of the debts in.
tended 10 he secured by said Mortgage ar,
still due owing and unpaid, although tn,
time for payment has long since elapsed
except the sum of three hundred and
tiftv-fvr dollars. paid ON tho 18th day OF
February, eighteen hundred and tltly-ninr
AMI released on said mortgage. The Hil
l.. A. n,,l.
in'ichlrd to your complainant in another
sU.n of sr.entrcn dollars and seven cents
on promssorv note dated 18th day of An,
gust, eighteen hundred and seventy, which
is still unpaid.
The Bill further states that said George
Baker, Senior, died interstate on or about
seventeenth day of April, eighteen hundred
and seventy two, seized in fee of all thos,
parts Of tract of land situate in Frrder
lex county, State of Maryland, called
First Dividcnd:' described in the Exhi
bits filed in said cause. and containing
clear of conveyance made by said George
Baker, senior, twcnty-onc acres Of land
more or less
The Bill further states, that said George
Baker. Senior. owed Other debts nj tn,
timr of his death and that his personal
estate is wh"lly insufficient to pay hi.
d-Hs, and thai sale Of his real estate is
necessary for that purpose.
! The Bill further states that George
Baker. .jr has been appointed administra
tor of the goods, chattels, etc. Of said
George Baker, Senior, and has entered
Ilmn his Office. The Bill further state.
that said Geogre Baker, senior, left 4
widow, Amanda Baker. and the following
children, his heirs at law, to-wit: George
Baker, Henry Baker. Jacob Baker, Mary
Warner wife Of Christian Warner, ant
Ellen Baker, and that Jacob Baker does
not reside within the State of Maryland.
| 1t is tllcrcupon, this 18th day of August
in the year eighteen hundred and seventy
two, adjudgcd and ordered that the com
| plainnnt by causing a copy of this order tt
be inserted in some newspaper published
in Frederick county. once week for foul
successive weeks prior to the Gath day %
September, in the year eighteen hundred
and seventy.two, give notice to the sait
absent defendant. Jacob Baker, of the oh
icct and substance of this Bill, and war;
him to appear in this Court. in person OF
by Solicitor ON or before the Goth dav @
December, in the year eighteen lnnirt
and s,vrntvtw0, to answer the premises
and shcw cause if any he has why de
cree ought not to pass as prayed.
CHARLES MANTZ>
True copy-Tcst: Clerk.
CHARLES MASTZ,
august PAW Ciork.