Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1865-01-18

County of Mifiin, 3d.
The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania to
Maria Hulings, Ellen E. Denni
vii Tiliams, onarSI Ioyd DyG"aPn w. Rans Mnia
Mary r. Williams, Elizabeth
Reynolds and Reynolds. Mary Hu-
ings, widow of Thomas NJ. Hulings, and
the Heirs of said Thomas, Heirs of David w.
Huliugs, deceased, and all others interested
in the premises:
Whereas, the Glsmorgan Iron Company,
complainant in this suit, have filed in our
Court of Common Pleas, of Miff1in county,
their bill against the Heirs aforesaid of Da.
vid W. Hulings, and say that the Glamorgan
Iron Company, complainant as aforesaid, is
seized in its demesne as of fee'of a certain
messuage or lot of ground, containing about
i've acres, situate in Granville township,
county aforesaid, Immediately derived to it
from Etting, Graf & Co., and vested in Et.
ting, Graft Il Co. by certain good conveyan'
ces in the law from Mary Mnehart and John
Minehart, (the said Mary being lately Mary
Lyon,) being part of tract of sixty four
acres, land surveyed in the name of David
Steele and, as the property of David Steele,
sold by the Sheriff of Miflin county to Da.
Vid w. Hulings, deceased, aforesaid, about
David W. Hulings, the said Hulings did, for
a valuable consideration. sell and convey to
said Mary Lyon now Minehart, in or before
the year 1927. which conveyance so made
complainant is informed and believes is mis-.
laid or lost, but that in pursuance of said
conveyance the said Mary Lyon, now Mine
hart did before the year 1880 enter upon,
occupy and possess peaceably the said land
on and before the year 1880, and that said
Mary and her grantees have ever since the
said time occupied and possessed said land as
their own, and are now in possession of said
land without let or hindrance or challenge of
title by or from said David W. Hulings, his
heirs, or any other person. claiming title thro'
or under him, which facts the said orator is
informed and believes he can establish and
prove by living witnesses, but forasmuch as
disputes may arise after said witnesses are
dead to the pre- udice of said orators title,
said orator prays that said witnesses may be
examined In perpetuGm rei menlOriam for the
proof of the matter as aforesaid, and to have
said testsmony filed and perpetuated in this
honorable Court, as against the heirs of said
David w. Hulings and all other persons, now
therefore we command you and every of you,
that, laying aside all business and excuses
whatever, you and each ofyou be and appear
Pleas. in and for the county of Mif1in, at
Court to be holden at Lewistown on the first
Monday cf February next, to answer the said
bill of the said the Glamcrgan Iron Compa
ny, and to do and abide what the said Court
may further order and consider in this be.
half.
Witness the Honorable Samuel S. Woods,
PRESIDENT Judge of our said Court, at Lew.
istown, day of January, A. d. 1865.
N. c. WILSON, Prothonotary.
And now, to wit. January 2, 1865, ON mo.
ton of Geo. w. Elder, ESQ, solicitor for
plaintiff. 1t is ordered that notice be served
on the respondents personally, if found in the
county, and if not, by publication in one
newspaper, published in the county. for three
consecutive weeks, one of which is to be sent
to each of said respondents by mail. directed
to them at their nearest post Office, and John
A. Mckee, Esq, appointed commissioner
same notice of taking testimony to be given,
BY the Court,
S. S. w.
DEPENDENTS are notified that Plaintiffs will
take testimony before the commissioner. to
be filed in above case, at the Registers Office
in LeWistown, on 28th January, 1865.
GEO. w. ELDER,
janl1 Solicitor for Plaintiffs.
NYOIF'S celahratAd Hanopar GIovaa ;,..