The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1877-06-02
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
NO. 1854 EQUITY.


In the Cirelit Court for Carroll County.
In the matter Of the Petition Of George Kes.
selring and Of Rebecca Kesselringb by George
Kesselring, her husband and next friend,
| filed in the case Of Joseph Il. Hahn vs..
! Abraham h. Hahn.
HNHE object Of the Petition filed in this
Il cause is to obtain decree that in the
distribution Of the purchase money for the
real estate therein Sold the balance left after
the payment Of the Compartments mortgage
shall be applied to the payment Of the Judg
ments Of the Petitioners; the same being Hens
on said Real Estate.
| The Petition charges that April 2, 1878,
Abraham Il. Hahn, the Defendant, being id
debted unto Joseph 4. Hahn, the Complain
aut, in the sum OF FIVE hundred dollars, and
to secure the payment thereof, the Defendant
and his wife Mary Jane, executed and deliy-
cred their mortgage to. the Complainant on
part Of tract of land called Brother
| Agreement, containing 10 Acres and Foods
| OF Land, more or less, and on a part of a
tract Of land called Lame Borne, or lane
Borne" containing Acres and Foods of
Land, more or less, situate ia said Carroll
county, that the said Defendant having failed
10 comply with the covenants in said mort
gage, the said Complainant was authorized, did
proceed, and has sold the aforesaid parcels Of
land for the sum Of 1927 %, and which sales
have been finally ratified and confirmed.
The Petition further charges that February
|, 1876, certain Elizabeth Ientz obtained Il
Judgment in the Circuit Court for Carroll
county against the said Defendant for S262. 3s,
with interest, aud sos costs, which said
Judgment became n lien on the equity of re-
demptOn of the said Defendant in the afore-
gnlU pnrpalg nf land that Nav I 1874 fha
Petitioner, George Kesselring paid said Judg-
ment interest and costs to said Elizabeth
Lentz, who assigned the same to the Peti
toner, George Kesselring Us by the Exhibit
No. ], filed with said Petition appears; and
that the whole Of said Judgment, interest and
costs remain unpaid, and are due and owing
to the Petitioner, George Kesselring.
The Petition further charges that February
I, 1876, said Defendant being indebted unto
the Petitioner, Rebecca Kesselring, and being
a non resident of the State of Maryland, re-
siding in Blair county, in the State Of Penn
syivaniai the Petitioner, Rebecca Kesselring
by George kesselring, her husband and next
friend, caused an attachment to issue out Of
| the Circuit Court for Carroll county afore-
said, and caused said attachment to be laid
| ON the interest, estate, right and title Of the
said Defendant in the aforesaid parcels of
ihHhf bhh NhhA bi ituIuhTl H. lolOt tUtFt
was in said Circuit Court Judgment obtain
ed condemning said interest, estate, right and
title Of said Defendant in the aforesaid par.
cells of land, for the payment to the Petition.
err Rebecca kesslring, the sum of S4S2.62,
with interest from February IA, 1875, and the
sum of 5000 costs, which Judgment became
lien on the equity Of redemption of the said
Defendant in the aforesaid parcels Of land, as
by the Exhibit No. appears; and that no
part OF said Judgment, interest thereon and
costs has been paid, but that the same is still
owing to the Petitioner, Rebecca Kesselring.
The Petition further charges that on or
about December ~ 1874, Mary Jaue, the
wife of the said Defendant, died intestate, in
Blair county, aforesaid.
The Petition further charges that theafore.
said parcels of land sold for sum greatly in
excess OF the mortgage claim of the said
Complainant, and the costs AMI expenses Of
his case, and for as much as the respective
Judgments Of the Petitioners are liens on the
aforesaid parcels of land next after the mort.
gage of the said Complainant; that the peti.
TONERS are advised and so charge that they
are entitled to have their said Judgments paid
out Of the purchase money Of said parcels of
land, next after the mortgageo of said Com.
plalnant and the costs Of his case.
The Petition prays that the said Defendant
may be required TO answer the same-for
general relief, and for an order of publication
against the said Defendant.
1t is thereepon, this 24th day of May, 1877,
adjudged and ordered that the Petitioners, by
causing a copy of this order to be inserted in
some newspaper published in Carroll county
once week for four successive weeks, before
the 30th day OF June, next, give notice to the
said absent Defendant of the substance and
object of this Petition, and warn him TO appear
in this Court in person or by Solicitor on or
before the 4th day Of October. next, to an.
swer the premises and show cause, il any he
has, why decree ought not to pass as prayed.
FRANK T. SHAW, Clerk.
True copy,-Test;
may 26.It Frank T. SHAW, Clerk.