Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1889-06-14

TNllE OBJ ECT of this suit is To OBJ
4 tain Decree for tho sale of the
Real Estate of which Ebert Perry, late
of Montgomery county, died seized and
possessed, or 80 much thereof as may be
necessary for the payment of his debts
The Bill states:
| ls, That II certain Elbert Perry was in his
lifetime indebted unto the Plaintiff, Nicholas
| d. Ohutt in the SUN Of one hundred dollars,
with interest thereon from the third day OF
December, in the year eighteen hundred aud
eighty-hye, on and by virtue of single bill
OF The said Elbert Perry and John W Perry
IN lHvor OF the said Nicholas ID. Uffutt, bear
ing date the third day Of April, in the year
eighteen hundred aud eighty five said sun
ofone hund red dolars payable twelve months
after date, with interest thereon from date
I'd, That the said Flbert Perry was also la
his lifetime indebted unto the plaintiff, George
I. Dunlop, Executor Of the last will and tes-
lament OF Edwin u Hartley, In he sum of
one hundred ami fifty dollars, on aad Sy vr-
| tue OF the promlssory note OF the said Gilbert
Perry, drawn in favor OF the said Edwin D.
Hartley, trading under the firm name and
style OF Hartley Il Bro. bearing date the
third day Of December, in the year eighteen
hundred and eighty-live payable ninety days
Sd That the said Ebert Perry was also in
debted unto the plaintiff, James 5 Windsor
in the sum of one hundred and sx doll4is
and sixty-two cents, with interest thereon
from the twenty-cighth day of April Ia the
year eighteen hundred aud eighty-th three, on
and by virtue of the single bill OF the said
Ebert Perry, drawn IN favor OF the plaintiff,
James 5. Windsor, bearing date the twenty,
eighth day OF April, Ia the year eighteen
hundred aud eightythree, for said sum OF one
hundred and six dollars and sixty-lwo ceuts,
payable one day after date, with interest
thereon from date, and also in the furlher
sum of nine dollars and seventy mine cents,
with interest thereon from the ninth day OF
February, in the year eighteen hundred aud
eighty-sx, on aud by virtue OF the single bill
of the said Ebert Perry, drawn in favor OF
the said james s. Windsor, bearing date
the ninth day OF February, In the year eli ht
cen hundred and eighty-six, for said sum OF
nine dollars and seventy-nine cents, and pay
able one day nitei date, with interest thereon
from date
ilh That the said Ebert Perry was also
indebted unto the plaintiff Philip Reed, ia
the sum of twelve dollars and fifty cents
with interest thereon from the fifteen ih day OF
March, In the year eighteen hundred and
eighty-six, on and by virtue of the pr0mis-
sorry note Of the said Ebert Perry In ia sor OF
the said Philip Reed dated the fifteenth day
OF March, in the year eighteen hundred aud
eighiy-six, Tor said sum OF twelve dollars aud
fifty cents, payable six mouths after date,
with interest thereon from date, aud Ia the
further sum OF one dollar aud twenty five
cents, with interest thereon from The niue
teenth day OF March, In the year eighteen
hundred and eighty.six, Tor repairing
buggy
9th, That being 80 MS aforesaid indebted
unto the plaintiffs, and also unto divers other
persons, 10 large sums OF money, sometime 10
the month of September, In the year eighteen
hendred and eighty the said Ebert
Perry departed this life inestate, possessed ot
no personal property whatever, but seized
and possessed Of II certain t.sm lying cyl
being In said Montgomery county, and lJxs
ing M his only heirs ut law aud legal repre-
sentatives six children, viz John W. Perry,
in,ermarred with certain KITE Cooley; SUI
sen Perry, Richard N. Perry Amanda, in
tefmarried with II certain Peyton D Vnsoa;
Jeannette Perry aud also five childien Of Will
liam E Perry, II sou Of the said Ebert Per-
ry, who had died before HIS father, viz;
Alonzo Perry, Augustus Perry, William T.
Perry, Richard II Perry and Pearl Perry
9th, Tint the said Alonzo Perry, Angus
tus Perry, William e. Perry, Richard II. Per-
ry aud Pearl Perry ARE infants under the age
OF iwenty-one years.
7th. That the sal! Richard NJ. Perry, John
W Perry and Kate Perry, his wife. aud Pey-
ton D. Vinson and Amanda Vinson, his wife,
do not reside in the Stale of Maryland, III.
said Richard VI Perry living IN the State 81
Massachusetts, aud The snid John w Perry
and Kate Perry, his wife, and Peyton u Vim
sou and Amanda Vinson, his wife, in the biz
trict Of Columbia.
9Th That the plaaliis sue rs well for
themselves as for all other creditors o. the
said Gilbert Perry who will come in and con
tribute 10 tho expenses of this suit.
9th. That inasmueh rs the said Ebert Per-
ry left no personal estate and no letters OF adj
miuistration were ever granted by the Or
phans' Court Of Montgomery county, where
he resided at the time OF his death, the plain
liUs are entitled TO have the real estate of
which be died seized and possessed, or 80 mucis
thereof rs may be necessary for the purpose,
sold Tor the payment OF the claims Oi the
said plaintiffs and Of all other creditors of the
said Gilbert Perry, deceased.
II Is thereupon this Goth day OF May, in
the year 1885, by the Circnit Court for Mont
gomcry county, rs u Court OF Equity, Of
dered that the plaintiffs by causing u copy Of
this order TO he inserted in some newspaper
published in said Mont .omcry county, once
Ia each OF tour successive weeks before the
1Su uhf oi Juhc next, give hotcc 10 the SAN
absent elendnnt Of The object aud Substance
Of this bill, and warn them TO appear In this
Court. in person or by solicitor, on or before
the 8lh day Of July, 1889, To show cause, II
any shey have, why decree ought not 10 pass
MS prayed.
JOHN T. ViNSON,
Judge OF the Circuit CourI.
| True copy-1est
may 21.5i JAMES ANDERSON. CIR.
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