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anne and the deed should be set aside by the

same and the deed should be set aside by the
Court.
9th.-That Fanny Boyles was also indoot-
ed unto L. W. and @. W. Wright trading as
Wright Bros on a judgement confessed by
herself and husband for the sum Of Forty.
four dollars and ninety.one cents and costs
and interest until paid, which has been duly
assigned to Stream, Brady & Co., said judge
mont being recorded among the judgement
records Of Frederick County.
10th.-That Fanny Boyles was inhibited
unto II. j, 6palding and John Nichols on
judgement confessed by her and her husband
for The sum of sixty-fcur dollars and twenty
cents and costs and intercat until pald,which
said judgement has been recorded among the
judgement records of Frederick County. j."
1lth.-That none of the aforesaid judge
ments have been paid or satisfied and are
still due and owing.
12th-That at the time of her death the
said Fanny Boyles left surviving her hus-
band Charles M. Boyles who has since de-
parted this life, to wit: on the 9TH day of
March 1899, and the following nephews and
nieces:-
Thomas G. Hunt, a nephew who resides in
Hagerstown, Md; Mamie Hipsle niece and
- Hipslie her husband who reside in Ha-
gerstown, Md; Emma Kinsinger niece and
--- Kinslnger her husband and Katie Cook,
niece who reside in Washington, D. c.;
Matte Morris a niece and -- Morris her
husband who reside in Alexandria, Val Ella
Buckner niece and -- Buckner her hus-
band who reside AZ Falls Church, Va; Annie
Adams niece and William Adams her hus
band, who reside at Roanoke, Va; Caroline
Walker a niece and William Walker her
husband who reside at Nashville. Ind.
13th.-That Charles NJ. Boyles the hus
band of Fanny Boyles left surviving him a
brother Daniel Boyles and - Boyles his
wife who reside at Harpers Ferry, W. Va,
and a nephew William Bartle who resides III
Washington, ID. G.
14th.-John Nichols one of the aforesaid
judgement creditors has departed this life
and Letters Of Administration have been
granted to John W. Nichols.
The Bill then prays
(a) That the deed from Fanny Boyles to
her husband Charles M. Boyles may be by
decree of your Honorable Court, annulled
and set aside
(J) That the real estate of said Fanny
Boyles may be decreed to be sold for the
payment Of the claims OF your Compliments
and the claims of the other creditors of said
deceased, Fanny Boyles.
(e) And for general relief.
The Bill then prays for process against the
resident defendants and an order of publica-
ton against the said Emma Kinsinger and
- Kinsinger her husband, William Bartle,
Matte Morris and - Morris her husband,
Daniel Boyles and - Boyles his wife, Ella
Buckner and - Buckner her husband,
Annie Adams and William Adams her hus-
band, Caroline Walker and William Walker
her husband all of whom are alleged to be
adults and non.residents of the State Of
Maryland.
1t is thereupon this Goth day of June 1885,
by the Circuit Cour. fer Frederick County
sitting as Court of Equity, and hy the au-
thorty thereof adjudged and ordered, that
the complainants by causing a copy OF this
order to be inserted in some newspaper pub.
lished in Frederick County once a week for
four successive weeks prior to the 22nd dag
of July 1899, give notice to said nor-residents
of the object and substance of the Bill and
warn them to be and appear in this Court on
or before the 9th dag of August 1899, to
answer said Bill and abide hy and perform
such decree rs mag be passed therein.
DOUGLASS II. HARGETT,
Clerk of the Circuit Court for Frederick
County.
Filed June 20, 1899.
True copy;
Test, DOUGLASS II. HARGETT, Clerk.
Chas. G. Waters, Attorney for Plaintiffs.
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