The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1880-12-18
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
[Law Office of Peddicord & Combs,l
Order of Publication.

No. 2O9. Equity. In the Circuit Court for
Garrett county
The purpose for which this bill is filed is to
have that part of u tract of land called "Wil-
liam and Mary containing five hundred
and sixty-nine and five -eighths acres sold
and the proceeds of such sale distributed
amongst the parties entitled to receive the
same, according to their respective interests.
The bill states that about the year A. D.
lS49 a certain John Hoye departed this life
leaving will underan by which he devised
to q certain John Hoye, of William. n certain
tract of land situate in what was then Allie
gany county but now Garrett county, known
and described as william and Mary con-
tanning nine hundred and thirty-two and
five eighth acres of land (; than after the death
of the said John Hoye, the said John HOye OF
William, took possession of the said tract of
land called William and Mary and beca me
the owner thereof, and continued to own and
possess the same up to tile time of his death ;
that the said John Hoye, of William. being
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life intestate, leaving widow Annie i Hoye,
and the following children and heirs-at-aw,
to-wit Samuel c. Hoye. Ellen ]. Hoye, Mary
A. Hoye, who has since intermarlied with
Walter Ensle, of Iowa, William ID. Hoye,
John ]. p. Hoye, Virginia e. Hoye, Ida J,
Hove, and Annie f.. HOye, who intermarried
with Lucien Hendrickson.
The bill further states that the said John j.
p. Hoye, Virginia Il. Hoye and Ida j. Hoye,
by their deeds bearing date April 10Th, 1871,
conveyed three undivided eighthsin Military
Lot 1863, it being part of the tract called
"William and Mary - that on the 9th day OF
July, A. ID. 1875. the said Samuel G. Hoye and
Mary f. hoye his wife, Ellen j. Hoye, Mary
Virginia E. Hoye, Ida j. Hoye and Annie II,
Hoye by their decd conveyed to Annie Il.
Hendrickson wife of Iiucien Hendrickson. u
part of said tract of land called civilian and
Mary" containing one hundred and eight
acres.
That the said Samuel G. Hoye end Mary f.
Hoye his wife, Ellen j. Hoye, Mary A. Hoye
William D. Hoye, John J. p Hoye, Virginia
their deeds dated July 9th, 1875, conveyed to a
certain Thomas j. Moreland, Military Lots
Nos 1881 and 1874, containing one hundred
acres of land, being part of the tract Oh land
called William and Mary"
That the said Samuel C. Hoye and Mary f.
IIOye his wife. Ellen j Hoye, Mary A. Hoye,
William u. Hoye. John j. p. Hoye. Virginia
=. Hoye Ida J. Hoye and Annie +. Hoye, did
by their deed bearing date the 9th dar of
July, A. d. 1875. convey to a certain William
Chisholm Military Lot No 1878 and five acres
of land, making fifty fivsacres of land, being
part of the tract of land called "William
and Mary"
That the said parties did by their deed da-
ted July 9th, 1875, convey to a certain Isaac
Moreland about Ten acres of Military Lot No.
1889, y being q part of the tract of land called
"Willtam and M9Iy."
That Annie E. Hendrickson and Lucien
Hendrickson, her husband, William d.
Hoye, Ellen 5. Hoye, Virginia +. Hoye, Ida
J: Hoye. Mary A. Hoye, Samuel c. Hoye and
Mary F.. Hoye his wife, and Annie f. Hoye,
did by their deed dated September 18th, 1876
convey to John j. z. Hoye, Military Lo S Nos
1887 and l3,9 containing one hundred acres
being part OF the tract of land called "WiI-
liam and Mary - that the said John J. p
Hoye by his deed dated November 9th 1876
conveyed to Mary A. Hoye the SAID Military
Lots numbers 1887 and 1889. containing one
hundred acres Of land, being a part OF the
tract called William and Mary"
The bill states that The deedmade hythe Hove
heirs to Annie E. Hendrickson was designed
and intended to be "a deed Of partition and
was accepted by the said Annie f. Hendrick-
son as her full share and partition OF the said
tract Of land called "William and Mary ,"and
that the said Annie +. HeI drckson has no
interest in that part of said tract of land out
side of said deed that the deed made by the
Hoye heirs to John j. y. Hoye was designed
TO be deed of PARTITION and was accepted by
the said John j. Z. Hoye as his full interest
in said tract of land called "William and
Mary, and that he has now no interest in
said tract of land whatever.
The bill further states that there remained
unconveyed by the deeds herernbefore men
TONED of the tract of land called "William
and Mary the quantity of five hundred and
siXty-nine and five-eighths acres OF land, OF
which the said Sainuei e. Hnye owned a one
sixth undivided interest subject to the wild >
ow's dover in the whole tract that on-the
10th day OF December, A. ID 1876 John &.
1unham Sheriff, under and by virtue of a
judicial writ issued out of the circuit court
for Garrett county, sold all the interest of
samuel Z. Hoye in and to the tract of land
called "William and Mary said interest be-
a one-siXth undivided interest in five hun
dred and sXty-nine and five-eighth acres.
subject to the widows dover to Henry A.
kaSchc; who from thence hitherto has been
and still is the owner of the aforesaid interest
of Samuel e. Hoye
The bill further states that on the 18th day
of January. a. ID. 1877, Mary A. Hoye one of
the heirs aforesaid, executed Il deed purport-
IN fol Nrnt II,,,.
Military Lots numbers 1887 and 1889, and parts
of Lots numbers 1929 and 1885, but AYERS that
said deed is void so far as the compainant's
interest in said Lots numbers 1920 and 1895 is
concerned, and that he still owns an uudivi-
ded interest in the same.
The bill states that on the 3Uth day of No
vember, A. ID. 1878. the said Samuel c. Hoye,
and Mary T. Hove his wife Ellen + Hove
Mary A. Hoye, William ID. Hoye, Virginia e.
Hoye, John j. p. Hoye, IdaJ. Hoye and An
ME +. Hoye executed deed pnrporting to
convey to a certain William Chisholm, sew
enty one and ine-eighth acres of the tract OF
land called william and Mary" but AYERS
that said deed is void as against the complai-
nant, and that he still holds and owns an un-
divided /. terest in said seventy -one and one
eighth acres OF land.
The bill forther shows and charges that all
that part OF The tract of land called civilian
and Mary" which contains five hundred and
sixty nine and five-eighths acres and which
is hereinbefore described, is not susceptible OF
a partition between the parties entitle d
thereto, but that it will be to the interest and
advantage of said parties to have said land
sold and the proceeds of such sale distributed
amongst the parties entitled thereto accord
ing to their respective interests
The bill further states that Annie r. Hen
Erickson and Lucien Hendrckson her huS-
band. and Mary A. Engle and Walter Enple
her husband, are not residents of the State OF
Mary land.
The prayer of the bill is for decree for the
sale of the said five hundred and sixty-nin @
and hve-eighth acres of land, and distribu-
tion of the proceeds of said sale amongst the
parties entitled to receive the same according
to their respective interests, and closes with
the usual prayer for process and for
an order of publication against the non resi-
dent defendants.
IL is therefore ordered by the Court this 4th
day OF December, A. ID. 1870, that the com
plants cause copy of this order, together
with the object and substance OF the bill to
be inserted In some newspaper published In
siVe weeks before the 10th day OF February
a. ID. 1881 giving notice to the sa Annie H.
Hendrickson and Lucien Hendrickson her
! husband, and Mary A. Enge and Walter En-
gle her husband, and warning them to appear
! In this court in person or by solicitor on , I
before the I'd day OF May, A. d. 1881, to show
cause, II any they have, why decree should
/ not pass as prayed.
w. II. TOWER,
/ Clerk Circuit Court Garrett county.
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dec II 4w w. H. TOWER. Clerk
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