National Daily
Intelligencer
March 29, 1830
transcribed by Linda Boorom
Charles County court, November Term, 1829
John Carrico
vs
Theresa Carrico, Thomas Luckett and Juliet his wife, Violet Carrico, Jane Carrico, James Carrico, Benedict J. Carrico and Augustus Carrico, heirs and representatives of Gustavus Carrico.
The bill in this case states, that Gustavus Carrico in his lifetime, purchased of Zephanah Waters certain tracts or parts of tracts or parcels of land lying in Charles County, State of Maryland, commonly called and known by the names of "Waters chance," Waters Risk, Bristol and Jacob's birthright, supposed to contain one hundred and ten acres, and paid therefor the sum of four hundred dollars. that at the time of said purchase, the said Gustavus Carrico executed a bond to said Waters conditioned to reconvey said Land to said Waters, upon his returning the money aforesaid with interest. The said Gusavus Carrico hath since died intestate, leaving the following legal heirs and representatives, to wit: a sister, Theresa Carrico, entitled to one half of his estate, your orator, John Carrico, Juliet Carrico, who intermarried with a certain Thomas Luckett, Violet Carrico, Jane Carrico, James Carrico, Benedict J Carrico, and Augustus Carrico, children of Wilfred Carrico, who was a brother of said deceased, and each entitled to one-seventh of one-half of said estate. That your Orator hath obtained from the Orphan's Court of Charles county, letters of adminisration upon the personal estate of said Gustavus Carrico, deceased. That said Waters hath also since died intestate, upon whose estate his widow, Catherine Waters, hath, who is willing and prepared to refund the money before mentioned, upon having the lands reconveyed in conformity with the bond of said Gustavus Carrico. the object of this bill is to enable the administrator of said Carrico to demand and receive said money, by obtaining a re-conveyance of the lands aforesaid to the representatives of said Waters, and as it is represented that all the heirs of said Gustavus Carrico reside out of the State of Maryland, it is therefore ordered by the Judges of Charles County Court, sitting as a Court of Equity, that the Complainant cause a copy of this order to be published in the National Intelligencer once a week for six successive weeks, warning the absent heirs aforesaid, of the filing and object of this bill, and that they be and appear in this Court either in person or by solicitor, on the third Monday in March next, to shew cause, if any they have, why a decree should not pass as prayed.
True Copy. Test. JOHN BARNARD,
feb 1 - w6w Clerk, of Charles County Court
March 29, 1830
transcribed by Linda Boorom
Charles County court, November Term, 1829
John Carrico
vs
Theresa Carrico, Thomas Luckett and Juliet his wife, Violet Carrico, Jane Carrico, James Carrico, Benedict J. Carrico and Augustus Carrico, heirs and representatives of Gustavus Carrico.
The bill in this case states, that Gustavus Carrico in his lifetime, purchased of Zephanah Waters certain tracts or parts of tracts or parcels of land lying in Charles County, State of Maryland, commonly called and known by the names of "Waters chance," Waters Risk, Bristol and Jacob's birthright, supposed to contain one hundred and ten acres, and paid therefor the sum of four hundred dollars. that at the time of said purchase, the said Gustavus Carrico executed a bond to said Waters conditioned to reconvey said Land to said Waters, upon his returning the money aforesaid with interest. The said Gusavus Carrico hath since died intestate, leaving the following legal heirs and representatives, to wit: a sister, Theresa Carrico, entitled to one half of his estate, your orator, John Carrico, Juliet Carrico, who intermarried with a certain Thomas Luckett, Violet Carrico, Jane Carrico, James Carrico, Benedict J Carrico, and Augustus Carrico, children of Wilfred Carrico, who was a brother of said deceased, and each entitled to one-seventh of one-half of said estate. That your Orator hath obtained from the Orphan's Court of Charles county, letters of adminisration upon the personal estate of said Gustavus Carrico, deceased. That said Waters hath also since died intestate, upon whose estate his widow, Catherine Waters, hath, who is willing and prepared to refund the money before mentioned, upon having the lands reconveyed in conformity with the bond of said Gustavus Carrico. the object of this bill is to enable the administrator of said Carrico to demand and receive said money, by obtaining a re-conveyance of the lands aforesaid to the representatives of said Waters, and as it is represented that all the heirs of said Gustavus Carrico reside out of the State of Maryland, it is therefore ordered by the Judges of Charles County Court, sitting as a Court of Equity, that the Complainant cause a copy of this order to be published in the National Intelligencer once a week for six successive weeks, warning the absent heirs aforesaid, of the filing and object of this bill, and that they be and appear in this Court either in person or by solicitor, on the third Monday in March next, to shew cause, if any they have, why a decree should not pass as prayed.
True Copy. Test. JOHN BARNARD,
feb 1 - w6w Clerk, of Charles County Court