The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1889-11-09
MO. 27ss EQUITY.
In the Circuit Court for Carroll county,
MARYLAND

In the Circuit Court for Carroll county,
Maryland.
Washington Dickensheets and Mary c. Dick
ensheets, his wife, VS.. Elizabeth Arthur
and others.
The object of this suit is to procure decree
! for the sale Of the real estate whereof Deborah
Warner late of Carroll county, died seized,
| intestate, to pay debts owing by her to the
plaintiffs, and other creditors of said deceased,
| which her personal estate is insufficient to
| pay
The bill states in substance that said intes-
tate died in Carroll county, about the LIST OIL
| August, 1889, leaving a small personal estate,
on which Francis Williams, one of defen-s
| dants, has administered, but which is INSULT
cient to pay her said debts, or probably any
part thereof, ard that ii will be necessary to
resort to a sale of her real estate to pay the
same.
That the real estate whereof said intestate
! died seized consisted of u LOT of ground con-
tanning % square perches of land, with some
improvements thereon, situated in Frizell-
burg. Carroll county, Nd, conveyed to her
| in 1877 in fee by Eman. Sell and others, and
which at her death, intestate and without
leaving issue, descended at law to her only
| heirs at law, to wit: Her only surviving sister,
Elizabeth Arthur twidowl and the children
of the following brothers and sister, who died
before her, to wit: The seven children of her
deceased brother, John Warner, who died in
Frederick county, viz: John I. Warner,
Jane Ritter, wife of William Ritter, Melinda
Warner, Samuel Warner, Milton Warner,
Charles Warner, and Barbara Thomson,
widow; the two children of her deceased
brother, William Warner, who died in Carroll
county, viz: Uriah Warner and Jane Petry,
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deceased brother, George Warner, who died
in Carroll county. viz: Alfred Warner, Fer
dinand Warner, Theodore Warner and Eliza
beth Miller, wife of John N. Miller; the four
children of her deceased brother, Emanuel
Warner, who died in Frederick county, viz:
Upton +. Warner, George B. Warner, David
W. Warner and Margaret c. Shaw, wife of
George k. Shaw; the four children of her
deceased sister, Lydia Lambert, who was the
wife of John Lambert, deceased, and died in
Carroll county, viz Thomas Lambert, John
Lambert. Mary Lambert and Ellen Magee,
widow of Levi Magee, deceased; the unknown
children and heirs of her deceased brother,
David Warner, who died about Is years ago
in the State of Indiana, leaving about four
children, who are all on-residents of Mary
land, but whose names and present places of
residence are unknown; and the unknown
Jacob Warner, who died about FIVE years ago,
before her, in the State of Illinois, leaving
about FIVE children, who are all non-residents
of Maryland, but whose names and present
places of residence are unknown.
That all said heirs of said interstate, husbands
of said married female heirs, and said admin
istrator, are defendants in said bill; are oil of
legal age and reside in the State of Maryland,
except said Ferdinand Warner, who resides
in Adams county, Pennsylvania; and said
unknown children and heirs of said David
Warner, deceased; and said unknown children
aud heirs of said Jacob Warner, deceased,
who are all non-residents of Maryland, as
aforesaid. and against whom an order of
publication is demanded.
1t is thereupon. this 2lst day of October,
1882 ordered by the Circuit Court for Carroll
county, in Equity. that the plaintiffs, by
causing a copy of this order to be inserted in
some newspaper published in said Carroll
county. not less than once week for four
successive weeks, before the 30th day OF
November, 1889, give notice to the said Fer
dinand Warner, the said unknown heirs of
said David Warner, deceased, aud the said
unknown heirs of said Jacob Warner, de-
ceased, non resident defendants as aforesaid,
of the substance and object of this bill,
warning them to appear in this Court, IN
person or BY solicitor, on or before the 10th
day Of December, 1889, TO show cause, if any
they have, why "A decree ought not to pass as
prayed
WIN. n. MARTIN, Clerk.
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