The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1898-10-22

| r. WarL urton, A. sEneeS Of the Singtrly
Pulp and Paper Company of Cecil County,
The Chestnut Strt et Trust and Saving Fund
Company Of Philadelphia, George H. Earle,
Jr., and Richard \. Cook, Assignees Of
. The Chestnut Street Trust aud Saving Fund
I Company OF Philadelphia, Defendants.
In the Circuit Court for Cecil County. In
Equity.
The object and purposes Of the Bill OF Com
plant IN the above entitled cause is to pro-
cure a decree for the sale Of the Mortgased
Real Estate mentioned ana described in said
bill to pay the female plaintlM the arrcarase
| due her on her annuity Of six Thousand dollars
bcqueathed to her by Joseph Singerly' : Will
and to have the net proceeds Of sale iAv sted
/ under the order of the court &c.
| The bill states that the female plaintiff is
the wife Of W. t. Robinson and resides with
| her husband il the city Of Philadelphia and
that she is a daughter of the late Joseph
Singerly Of that city, who died on the 18TH
day Of October, 1878, leaving Il last will and
testament which was duly admitted to plo-
bate 10y the Orphans Court Of the County OF
| Philadelphia AID State of Pennsylvania. Il
| copy of which is filed with the bill marked
plaintiffs Exhibit No. /.
The bill further alleges that by the will of
the said Joseph Singerly, Henry NJ. Phillips
and William NJ. SingeIy, both Of the city Of
| Philadelphia, were named as executors there
of and that letters testamentary We're granted
| to them by the Orphans Court Of PniladCl-
phia aforesaid; that by the third paragraph
! of his will the said Joseph Singerly b. queGta
ed to his daughter, the female plaintiff, who
was then Elizabeth Painter, duunl her nat
ural life to lie paid to her Tor h,r sole use a.
| though she was unmarried, an annuity vi six
thousand dollars to be paid in monthly sums
| of five hundred dollars each uutll li~ resi-
lnnr pstntp ,ppi the. lttlS ,tf Il, -
named Ill said Will should equal the suM O.
six hundred thousand dollars, and thereafter
the annuity should cease aud not be PAL" ::
that by the fourth and nth pAraSral HI u H.
will the said testutor b,quvathed 10 Ills
daughter, Caroline Fleming and his SON.
George A. Singerly, annuities of six thousand
dollars each upon the same terms and con-
dtious as that given to the female plaintiffs:
that by the ninth paragraph Of his will TIT"
said testHtOr b Qu"ultlrd all the rest. res
due and remainucr vi his estut", real, per
| sUnal and mixed, to the "Prlus ylvapia COM-
pany for Insurance Of Lives AID CIR utiu.,
l Annuities' to he held by it in trust. to pay
the said annuitiss to his children res cctlvey.
AS provided III his VIII, uuul the auuuLt OF
the principal N int spst in its hands should
| reach the sum of six hundred thousand dol
lars, to be held in trust y it, and to pay tn
| whole interest and income thcrerOm as the
same should accrue to his children, Elizabeth.
| Caroline and George \ , respectively, and
from and after the death Of either % hi
chilurer, then to ray IL" principal part &c II.
| i'm to such par 1T IT, 4 cir children, and il
any ono should ii. without leaving issue
| mo soro, T., I,a.n,,,. ,,.,rt al ma .st,tn an.
Tho ehnre or mort ,rb,,.h roi,,ht 90 tn nm.
minor mia to H.. LaiI Lv tho enia comma,
| r,,t; sn'h ,,LiII Lo,,id ,ttnin H. r,,ihti,
and The clare ar r,nrt coming To any Of H..
grandaughters to be held in trust by sand
| company Tor their sole and separate use dG r.
* ,r' t,,ai',,,H o,I ,,,n, no InntL ~ .r,
Observation-Disclosures irayint, issno. the sane f.,
ct, sun i-.,In ql.,,Iut,.lv ami In lrf,uit :
i'm. NJ ory ,r,,.l,l,,,I .hi,,r lpr .,,,,rn shont,
dies, nm, he ,iIst,IInIteI =, lalt Of his =.
info. that Ly tb,. second nrr,,,r,,rh of r,-
viii the said Jn.r,,h SiprIrk ave and Lr
nnnntLn,,. -, he -.,n william, VI Sm,erlv ,,.
If h,s .hnr,. nf fln r,Il,nI .t,rL of 49,.
al. r,,,rtowr PASSENGER Ini,Niy Compn,,y.
-,,Ii.c, tn The frl-rwir0 rnt,lt ms. Firstl,
maj hn sh,I,Il ma -.lI amy, r,n,t,nn ,f II ~
TAM. ,,f,,.r th,, l,,anThi- d,nrL. sr.., ,-
~ that he -Ln,,lI ,.','thn a,.,I,it, If trrI,..
tIomsnnd d,};,r, IT. ,,',r,th,1 tu ibe wife pf
Inc t,stator md ,fir.,,> MAJ h, sl,uId I,,
snrh nrrti,',s nf an, MINIS M, ui,.ntLpd Il,
sn,d viii a. th,. i.,.|','a' If his t,'.ijunrv w..
fate r,,irhl he ,,ni ,iort in rroyi,Iir,, for.
The Eli rurtLrr All, az tbnl william II
Sinn.riv son az tL,. tr.t,,tnr accented ~.
hnnnest' n,p3,. tn MN, In t,is l,tl.r's will nl
the runit,I stock at th,. Germantown Pass, II.
Ger Railway C,n.rany and received the sam.
i,to hi. nYssrs.ipi, nh, tlrrrh, lcruuc lin H.
tn ,.rl,,ru, he ron,IIti, n. uu,,l. which .nrI
hrIu st was nnds, .o,I,. nj winch was to "a,
ia his sistpr Fi,2atrth The frruaI,. miami #
surh norton Of her nruuity Of six thou.or,I
dollars bruuerthnl 10 her l., the third pn,i.
cr,,Ih ~ her father. .Ia.nuh Sirgrrlv's Wi
IA the iI,cnmr rr'I, hi. rp,i,,uary est,ur
shonld Lr tnr..i,nt in uroytdinl, for
The hin further al)rl e. that ON the Both
div Of June 1881. Oscar d. Painter and
FIizanrth Painter i yifr. lwho il now The
female plain,,Y. EliZubrth Eobinson) and
George N. FIruinl. nud Caroline. his wife.
filed tbrir petitiOn in The Oruhaus, Court of
the County of phiIndelphja' which petition
wos 81 nrIrnr,lcd in thai ON the 18th ,Iay of
Julv 1881 the said ccurt n,non, other thing.
ordered the .niJ William NJ Sjryrrly to emit r
bond to the Commonwealth OF Pnnnsylyania
in the sum of collars. with
surety or .ureties to lie atproycd bv the
court copditi.led for the paymcnt to the p,..
titjonprs. Elizabeth Painter and Caroline
Flemin, during their natural lives of 81
much OF their uuuuities of six thousand dot
lars rer annun1. L,uueathed by the will Of
Joseph Sinp,rIy, AS his residuary est tie
shsuId prove Insufficient to pay aud until the
reaidunry estate in the hands of the trustee
un3pr his viii shuuld amount to six hundred
Thousand dollars and ON November OH 1881
the c,nlrt G>nI thc nnonnt Of the bond NJ
ono bmndr,'I thCII.o,'G dElI,re ~