Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1889-01-24
FRANKLIN MILLS MD.
II. II. Rouzer, Solicitor for Compliments.


Laten II. Boyer and No. 540G Equity.
Mary NJ. Boyer his
wife and others In the Circuit court
Plaintiffs, for Frederick coun-
vs.. ty, sitting, as u
Matilda Ambrose, Court of Equity.
Widow, Cyrus Davis
and Sarah E. Davis November Term
his wife and others 1888.
Defendants.
The object Of the Bill Of Complaint in this
cause Is to procure decree for the sale of
certain real estate situated in Frederick
County, Maryland, of which certain George
II. Ambrose, late Of said County, died seiz-
ed and possessed, and to divide the proceeds
of such sale among the heirs-at.law.
The Bill in substance states as follows:
st.IThat about the year Eighteen hundred
and eighty the said George H. Ambrose
died interstate, leaving certain real estate SIT
uate in Frederick County aforesaid to the ex-
tent of about One hundredi and sixty acres
fully described in an Exhibit filed with
ard as part of SAID Bill.
end. That the said George II. Ambrose
left surviving him widow, Matilda Am
brose, residing IN said County, and also the
following children who are his heirs-at law.
lst., Mary M. Boyer, an adult married
daughter. who resides with l,cr husband,
Laten H. Boyer, in said County.
End Sarah E. Davis, an adult married
daughter, who resides with her husband,
Cyrus Davis, in said County.
3rd. Amanda C. Ridcnour, an adult marri
ell daughter, who resides with her husband,
Washington Ridcnour, in said County.
4th. John G. Ambrose, an adult married
son, who resides with his wife, Amanda
Ambrose IN said County.
9TH. Laura J. Matthews, an adult married
daughter, who resides with her husband
John A. w. Matthews, in said County.
9th Charles -. Ambrose, an adult married
son. who resides in the State of Pennsylva.
MIA
7th Rene o. Ambrose, an adult married
daughter, who resides in Frederick County
aforesaid.
9Th. Julia A. Il. Ambrose. an infant
unmarried daughter, who resides in said
County.
9th. George II. Ambrose, m infant unmar-
ried son, who resides in said County, and
10th Emma NJ. Ambrose, AL intant I'M
married daughter, who resides in said
County.
g. That the said real estate is not suscept-
ible Of division among the helrsat-law
without great loss and injury and that it
would be to the benefit of the parties inter.
ested therein adults rs well as infants, to
have the same sold and the proceeds DIVIDED
among those entitled to take according to
their respective interests, the Bill therefore
prays, for the following relief:
LIST. That decree may be passed by the
Court ordering the sale of said real estate,
and the division of the proceeds among the
parties interested therein.
2nd That writ of Subpoena issue against
the resident defendants commanding them
to answer the premises.
3rd. That an order of publication issue
against the non resident defendants.
4th. For genera relief.
1t is therefore, adiudged and ordered, this
goth day of December 1888, that the plant
ifs, by causing q copy of this order to he
inserted in some newspaper published in
Frederick County, once in each of four sue
ces>lve weeks before the 18th day of Febru-
airy 1889, give notice to said Charles D.
Ambrose, the non resident defendant Of the
object and substance of this Bill, and to
warn him to be and appear in this Court in
person or by Solicitor on or before the 4th
day of March 1880, to answer the premises
and to show cause, if any there be, why II
decree should not be passed as prayed in
said Bill.
w. Irving Parsons
Clerk of the Circuit Court for Frederick
County.
True Copy Test
w. Trying Parsons, Clerk
Jan. II st