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Reports of Cases in the High Court of Chancery of Maryland 1846-1854
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ALLEIN VS. HUTTON. 537
which, as contended, has already been patented to Templeman
and Stewart, in the tract called "Harrison." But upon a care-
ful examination of the certificate of "Harrison," I do not find that
it embraces Lot No. 1168, and, therefore, the objection being
founded upon a mistake in point of fact, of course must fail.
The caveat of the certificate for "Amber," which includes
Lot No. 1165, is not now for hearing, and, therefore, no opinion
will be expressed with regard to it.
It is, thereupon, ordered that the caveats to the certificate for
"Conway," be, and the same are hereby ruled good, and that
those to the certificates for "Sacramento," and "Summit Point,"
be, and the same are hereby overruled, and that the costs in
each case to be taxed by the Register, be paid by the party
against whom the order is made.
F. A. SCHLEY and FRANK H. STOCKETT, for Condy & Markle.
WM. PRICE, for Wilson.
THOMAS ALLEIN ADM'R OF RICHARD
G. HUTTON AND OTHERS,
vs.
JOSEPH G. HUTTON AND OTHERS.
DECEMBER TERM, 1841.
[SALE OF MANUMITTED NEGROES TO PAT DEBTS.]
WHERE negro slaves are manumitted by deed or will, and the real and per-
sonal estate of the manumittor or testator are insufficient for the payment
of his debts, his creditors may file a bill in equity making the manumitted
slaves and all persons interested parties, and have an account taken of all the
property of the deceased, and if it shall prove insufficient to pay his debts,
the manumitted slaves may be decreed to be sold for that purpose, either
for life or a term of years, as the circumstances or the nature of the case
may require.
Richard G. Hutton, of Anne Arundel county, by a deed of
manumission, executed on the 9th of November, 1819, manu-
mitted sundry negro slaves after a term of years, to wit:
"George, aged twenty-five, to be free on the 1st of January,
VOL. IV.—45

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