The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-02-21
OF PUBLICATION.

NO. 1870.
In the Circuit Court for Connty sitting as n |
Court Of Equity.
J John K. Longwell, Executor Of Elizabeth N.
Donneliy, deceased, Augusta Ann Baker
and Ida Donnelly, W. Patrick Donnelly,
Grace Donnelly and Augustin Donnelly.
FEBRuARY TERs, 1880
TINE object Of this suit is to procure de.
Il cree for sale Of certain real estate in
Carroll county, for distribution among the
parties entitled thereto, according 20 their
respective interests therein.
The Bill states IN substance that the parties
above mentioned in said cause are at present
the only persons having any interest in all
that parcel Of land, containing three quarters
OF an acre Of ground, situated in Taneytowu,
Carroll county, Maryland, which, on The I'd
Of April, 1881, was conveyed by Samuel
keeyer 70 Patrick Donnelly, HonorA Don.
nelly and Elizabeth NJ. Donnelly, equally;
and which was held by them as tenants IN
common in fee, until the death Of said Honora
Donnelly about the year 1875, inteslate and
without issue, when her share therein descend.
ed TO her only heirs at law, to. wit her broth,
err, said Patrick Donnelly, her sister said
Elizabeth NJ. Donnelly, and said Augusta
Ann Baker, widow, the only surviving child
of her previously deceased brother Thomas
Donnelly, in equal shares; and until the death
Of said Elizabeth NJ. Donnely who died in
Carroll county about May 1879, leaving will
by which she appointed said John X. Long.
wen Executor, and directed him to sell all
her interest in said real estate, and, after pay
ing debts and expenses, 10 divide the residue
OF her estate between tho two children OF said
deceased brother Thomas Donnelly, viz; said
| Augusta Ahn Baker and Augustin Donnelly,
| or heir halre mr. laUal I
Augustus Donnelly having died before the
Iesiatrix, leaving three children, as his only
helrs, or legal representatives, entitled 10 his
/ said share, to-wit: said Ida Donnelly, Grace
Donnelly and Augustin Donnelly, Jr.
The Bill further states that said parcel Of
land is not susceptible Of partition, and can.
not be divided or sold separately without loss
or injury TO the parties entitled thereto; and
that it would be to the interest and advantage
ofall parties to have the same sold entire un.
der decree Of said Court, and the proceeds
OF sale distributed to the parties entitled ac-
cording to their respective interests; which
cannot be done without the aid Of said Court
because the said Patrick Donnelly, one oftht
defendants, has long since removed from the
State OF Maryland 10 some one Of the Western
States, has not been heard from for some
years, and his present residence, or if be il
now living or not, is unknown TO com
piainants; and because also the said Grae,
Donnelly and Augustin Donnelly, Jr., wht
reside at Cincinnati in the State Of Ohio, ar,
infants under the age of twenty-one year
each.
II is thereupon, this 18th day Of February
1850, by the said Court, adjudged and ordered
that the eomplainants by causing copy o
this order to be inserted in some newspape
published at Westminster, in Carroll county
Maryland, once in each Of four huccessiv,
weeks before the 18th day Of March next
give notice to the said Patrick DoanelIy, alb
sent defendant aforesaid, Of the objes,t an,
substance Of this bill; and warn him 10 appea
in this Court, in person or by solicitor, on o
before the 2lst day OF June next, to answe
said Bill Of Complaint, and show cause,
any he has, why decree ought not to pass a
prayed.
WIN. n. HAYDEN,
Judge Of the Circuit Court.
True eopy,-1est
! feb l4.4t FRANK I. SHAW, Clerk.