The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1885-09-05
In the Circuit Court for Cecil County
In Equity.

In Equity.
TlIE object Of this suit is to procure
L an account OF the personal estate of VIII
liam II. tlary, deceased also II decree to hav,
certain conveyanccS made by him to one OF the
defendants. Charles X. Ulary, cancelled and SET
aside as voluntary and fraudulent against his
creditors also To have said real estate sold fol
the payment OF plaintiff Edward IL. Clary'S
claim, and that of all other creditors who NAV
come in and contribute to the expenses of this
suit. and for general relief.
The bill states that said William II. Ulary was
in his life time indebted to the plaintiff Edward
If. Ulary. in the sum OF S3l7.l5 Tor money loaned
and sundry other matters properly chargeahle in
account, as appears by Exhibit A, filed as part OF
the bill.
= That being so indebted and possessed of real
and personal estate William H. Ularv died i'm
April, 1855, leaving the following heirs at law
his children. viz: the plaintiff. Edward H. Ulary
and the defendants. Sarah Roberts Elizabeth
Nelson Albert A. tlary, Anna Harris. Harriet
Mower and Charles X. tlary and his granichild.
rcn. Albert A. Marley. William +. Marley. George
II. Marley, Theodore X. Marley, Saiah T.. Mar.
ley, Benjamin Il. Marley and Lille May Marley
children OF Susan Marley. deceased daughter
OF said William IL. Uiary, and that all OF said
Theodore Il. Marley. Sarah f Marley BENJAMIN
X. Marley and Lille May Marley, vino are in.
iantS under twenty years.
3. That on or about the 10th of August 1881
said William II. Ulary executed a paper mr.
porting to lie Il will, which has been admitted Ia
probate. the said Charles X. Ulary and John f.
tcStamcntary thereon has been issued by the
Orphans Court of Cecil County.
!. That said personal and real estate is now in
the possession Of said Charles X. Ulary, who
claims t" hold the real estate by virtue of IA deed
OF conveyance from William IL. Ulary dated
October Esd, 1879, for consideration Of s.. 900
which the bill charges were not paid.
5. That mortgage for 81 $50 90 without inter
est. payable Oct Jbcr I'D. 1852 was executed hy
Charles X. Tlary ON same day above deed was
made, "A copy OF said mortgage being filed us part
OF the bill.
8. That on the 10th day of August, 1851, be
ing the same day the aforementioned will
was signed. the mortgage for Il $50 above men.
toned was released by the deceased, William II
Ulary.
J. That said William H. UIary at the time and
before the time he executed the aforesaid deed Ia
Charles X. Ulary, and also when he released the
aforesaid mortgage: was largely indebted to the
plaintiff Edward IL. larry. and other persons
that the said conycyanccs are voluntary and
fraudulent and therefore void no valuable con.
sidcration having been paid by said Charles X
Ulary.
s. That the personal estate is not sufficient for
the payment OF the debts of the said deceased.
.. That Charles X. Ulary and Anna Ulary his
wife, and John + Wilson, live in Cecil County
and all the other defendants reside in the CITY oi
Philadelphia and State of Pennsylvania
10 That no adequate relief can be had against
this Court.
1t is thereupon, this 18th day of August, lss5
adludgcd and ordered that the plaintiffs. by
eau ing copy Of this order to be inserted in
some newspaper published in Cecil County once
a week for one month"; before the 9TH day of Octo.
hcr next. give notice to said absent defendants oI
the object and substance of this bill and warn
them to appear in this Court in person or Nv
solicitor, on or before the 9th day of January
vneyt. to answer the premises and show cnmsc Il
any thcy nave, why decree ought nOt to pass us
prayed. JAMES A. DAVIS
Clerk of the Circuit Court Tor Cecil County,
True cOpy-Tcst.:
JAMES A. DAVIS,
s3iW Clerk