The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-10-25
ORDER OF PUBLICATION,

NO. 1912.
In the Circuit Court for Carroll County
Sitting in Equity.
Arousr TERS, 1879
Elias Brothers and John b. Boyle vs.. Ma.
Beaver, widow, and others.
TTNHE object Of this suit is to procure A ds.
Il cree for the sale Of the real estate wbe,s.
Of John Beaver, late Of Carroll county, MARI.
land, died seized, for the purpose Of pay;1,
his debts not satisfied out Of his personal 60
tate.
The Bill states that the said John Beave,
being in his lifetime indebted unto the com
plainant, Elias Brothers, in The sum of SIsa
on his single bill dated Feb. "a, 1874, al 70
mos. with interest from date, and also in The
sum Of Sl3s, on his note dated Aug. 20, 1871.
at one day after date; and unto the complain.
ant, John b. Boyle, in the sum Of 1922. so ON
his single bill dated April 20, 1877, with IN,
terestI from date and also unto divers other
! 1877, leaving last will aud testament, where.
| by, after bequeaihing nearly all Of the small
personal estate be left 10 his widow, Mary
Beaver, and making other provision for her
support during life, he devised all his real
| estate, all Of which is in said Carroll county.
MS follows, to.wit His home farm OF aboui
1903 acres Of land, TO his son Andrew ]. Bea
yer in fee; to his daughter, Julia Ann Lock.
ard, 2Gl acres thereof in fee; TO his daughter.
Sarah Ann Robertson, IL acres Of land for
life, TO be sold at her death and divided
among her children, and also one acre and a
quarter Of land TO her for life and then to her
son John in fee; aud to Christopher j. Wool
cry, whose FIRST wife was daughter Of the
Testator, he gave Il acres Of land, then and
now in the possession Of said Woolery, for the
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remainder TO the children Of said C. j. Wool.
cry. Said Testator also by his said will &C.
knowledged that his personal estate was in.
sufficient TO pay his debts, and provided
thereby that such deficiency should be paid
by the aforesaid devisees Of his land as fol.
lows, TO wit Said Andrew J. Beaver TO pay
the one.half thereof, said Christopher j.
Woolery TO pay two. thirds of the other hall
thereof, and the said Julia Ann Lockard to
pay the other one-t third Of the half thereof
Said Testator also appointed said Andrew j..
Beaver Executor Of ssid will.
The Bill further states that the parties now
interested in the real estate LEFT by said Tes.
tator as aforesaid, and who are all defendants
in this case, are as follows, viz; Said Mary
Beaver, his widow; said Julia Ann Locknrd
and her husband William LockArd; raid Sarah
Aun Robertson, her husband, John Robert.
son, and her children named John, George,
Andrew, William and Caroline Robertson;
said Christopher j.. Woolery, his present wife,
Sarah 4. Woolery, and his children named
Jerome W, George j., William H., Elijah.
David, Margaret ", Granville, Ella, John,
Bette, Joshua, James H., and Oracle l..
Woolery, and his two grandchildren, Eliza
beth and John Burns, only children of his de.
ceased daughter, Mary ]. Burns; and the
heirs.atlaw Of the said Andrew j. Beaver,
who departed this life since said Tes,ator,
May sth, 1879, interstate, leaving widow
named Elizabeth Beaver and the following
children and heirs, TO wit: Sarah V. DOYLE.
wife Of Hugh Doyle, John Beaver, Mary NJ.
Case, wife Of Henry Case, Elizabeth E., An.
drew j., and Annie Lee Beaver, who are ali
defendants in this case. That all Of said de.
PENDANTS reside in Carroll county, Maryland.
except said William and Elijah Woolery, who
reside in the State Of Ohio, John Burns, who
resides in the District Of Columbia, and Eliz
abeth Burns, who resides in Baltimore City,
Md and are oil Of legal age except said An.
drew, William and Caroline Robertson, Mar.
garet ", Granville, Ella, John, Elizabeth,
Joshua, james H.. and Oracle l.. Woolery,
Andrew J. Beaver, Jr., and Annie L. Beaver,
who are all infants under the age OF twenty.
one years each.
The Bill further states that said Andrew ]
Beaver, the Executor Of said will, acted as
such I'LL the time Of bis death aforesaid, with.
out accomplishing anything in the settlement
OF his Testators estate, or paying any part Of
said debts chiefly on account OF the refusal
of said Christopher J. Woolery and Julia A
Lockard to pay their portions thereof as
charged on them in said will and that, since
his death, letters Of administration on his es
tate, and also letters Of administration d. b.
N. c. t. A. on his said Testators estate, have
been granted by the Orphans Court to hi,
son, said John Beaver THAT the personal
estate lel by said Testator, John Beaver, |.
insufficient to pay the claims Of the Com
plainaEts and other unsatisEed creditors Of
said Iestator, or in fact TO pay any part there
of; that, on account of the continued refnsa
and default Of the said parties required b.
said will to provide for and pay said deGcien
cy, said indebtedness cannot be paid without
resoriing TO sale Of the real estate devised
and charged as aforesaid; and that the com
plainants, aud other creditors of said Tesla
tor, are without remedy, save through the aid
and Intervention of said Equity Court
The Bill then prays for an account of IN,
personal estate Of said Testator in the hands
OF his late Executor and Of said Adminis,ra.
tor ID. Is. N. Z. I. A. and application thereo
to the payments Of said debts as far as il may
extend; and that decree may be passed by
said Court for the sale of said home farm de.
yised by Testator TO said Andrew ]. Beaver
as aforesaid. and Of said 26l acres Of land de
yised by him to said Julia A. Lockard a,
aforesaid, and Of said Al acres Of land devised
to said Chris. J. Woolery aud wife for life, will
remainder TO his children as aforesaid, o.
either Of said parcels Of land, for the purpose
of paying their respective portions Of iheil
Iestator's debts charged on them as nfore
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