The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-02-28

=. 5. KEY SMITH and C.. C. AUKAM, Solicitors.
tFiied Feb. :. 1901. X. YOUNG, Clerk.)
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA HOLDING AN EQUITY
COURT FOR THE SAID DISTRICT.--EDCAR
5. KENNEDY. Complainant V. THE IN
KNOWN HEIRS OF JOHN PHILLIPS. WAL
TER EVANS JOSEPH POPE, LEVIN BOONE
GEORGE BOONE. NICHOLAS BOONE, VIII
LIAM BOONE, JoHN BOONE, WARREN
LOWE. ANTHONY LUXON, ELISHA BERRY.
ELISHA FERGUSON. Otherwise Called ELI
SHA BERRY: JAMES MILLER. THOS OWEN
WILLIAMS. AND ELIZA 7. BERRY, nee WILL
''' 1IAsiS AND THEIR HEIRS, Defendants. In
EQUITY No .lGSI.
On motion OF f. :. Key Smith and George c.
AuSeus. solicitors, for the complainant, it is By
the court this 9TH day OF February, 1900. or
iered that the above named defendants namely
the unknown heirs. deviseeS. and alienees re-
.peciyely. Of John Phillips, Walter Evans, Joseph
Pope Levin Boone. George Boone. Nicholas
Bo0uc, William Boone. John Boone. Warren Lowe
Anthony Luxon, Elisha Berry. Elisha Ferguson
otherwise called Elisha Berry; James Miller
Thomas owen Williams. and Eliza T. Berry nee
Williams and each OF them cause their appear
ancc to be entered herein. or before the first
rule day occurring forty days after this date
otherwise this Will he proceeded with as
in case OF default Provided COPY of this or
der he published in the Washington Law Re-
porter and in Tie Times cree a week for three
successive weeks before said rule day. The object
Of this suit Is 10 quiet the title OF the COM
p.airaut To the portion lying and situated in the
district Of Columbia. Of a tract of land living
partly in Prince George county. State OF Mary
lard and partly in the District Of Columbia and
known and described Boyle Farm being made
NJ and composed OF tracts and parts of tracts as
follows: A part 0; Fist addition to Stony
Ill.," containing ffty-fout tji) acres more or
less; part OF 'Littleworth,' containing fifty (5Ol
acres more OF less; part Of ''Prevential" CON
timing ffty-three tjSl acres less and part
OF Mount Sterling" containing fifty-four and
thrce-tourths (jt94) acres more less. as well
as an adjoining tract, containing iorty-two and
onc-half (i2i4) acres more OF less conveyed by
C. C. MagYuder. trustee, to Christopher BOYLE
by deed dated the seventeenth day of November
eighteen hundred and seveuty-seven Qs7) the
follows. viz: Beginning at pile Of stones on
west side OF the old burnt house and running
thence south 252i degrees east, 19.2 peTches to
stone on the Old Chapel Read. thence south
79i., degrees east, - pcrchcs to stone en- the
right side OF the Old Chapel Road. thence north
"a degrees east, Is perches to stone on right
side OF Old Chapel Road, thence south 50% de.
grees east, 1872 pefches to stGne thence south
80 degrees east. Is percheS 10 stone, thence
north a5A degrees east. 1i9 perches to Il stone,
thence north 6S4 degrees west. % perches to a
To a stone thence north IL degrees west 35
perches 70 stone. thence north 61ls degrees west
los 50 pcrchcs 10 1 stone. thence south ISL: de-
rrces west, 222ia perches to the beginning and
10 cnjoin the above-named defendants and each
OF them, their heirs and assigns from setting
up, claiming. asserting any title thereto.
(Scal.I JOB BARNARD, Justice.
true copy-Test:
j. r. YOUNG, Clelk.
B. II. PRESCOTT galley, Assistant Clerk.
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