The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1902-12-03

S. 72s T.. 2s X. up said creek to post.
$. 26o w. l2l Il. to post =. l2le Il. 81 X,
to post ). l0o T.. Is 4. TO post; n. 500 Il.
7 X. to white oak tree on bank of said
creek y. 80 W. 2ll X. TO beginning.
Containing a. aud - Il. The same
being recorded in Nenango Co., Pa, In
Book J. pAge7i.
Excepting and reserving therefrom GER
tain parcels and lots, conveyed to sundry
persons a. fully set forth in the Bill on file
in this case.
The bill further sets out the title OF the
respective parties thereto and that the par
ties to this action are seized Of the premi-
ses described in fee simple, each having an
undivided interest therein as follows:
The plaintiff, Daniel 4 Sickles, individ.
ually, Is seized of an undivided 720-j760
part thereof; the defendant, Daniel f Sick
les. as trustee &C., Of George S, Sickes, is
seized Of an undivided 720-5760 part there
Of; the defendant, Daniel f Sickles, as
trustee, Sc, of Eda Crackanthorpe, former
ly Eda Sickles, is seized Of an undivided
720-57t0 part thereof; the defendant, Liz.
zie j. Cook, is seized of an undivided l60-
500 part thereof; the defendant Laura ).
Moro is seized Ct an undivided l6iL5I60
part thereof; the defendant Fred. j. Wa X
er is siezed Of an undivided l60.576O part
thereof; the defendant Daniel L. Sickles,
as executor aud trustee unSer the will OF
Mary S. Sickels. deceased, is seized Of an
undivided 7S0-5760 part thereof; the de-
fendant Roma NJ Meade is seized Of an un-
divided l0iS-5160 part thereof; the defend
ant Ernest 4 Millard is seized OF an undi-
vided ll7-j760 part thereof; aud the defen-
dant Alta II. Denham is seized Of an undi-
vided ll70.5760 part thereof
The said lands being subject TO numer-
Gus equitable liens claimed by sundry per.
sons as fully set forth in sections y aud 26
Of the said Bill.
That your orator is unable to agree with
the above named defendants, or with some
OF them, as 10 proper, just aud lawful di.
vision between them Of the lands and prem.
ises hereinbefore described IN order that
their several shares ard proportions might
be allotted TO them aud enjoyed by them
In severalty and from their widely separat-
ed residences ard the character OF their
several interests therein, IL is unlikely that
any such division can be made without the
interpoSition of this honorable court
WHEREFORE he prays;
/. That your Honors will order and de.
cree that partition be made OF the lands
hereinbefore described in severalty between
the parties TO this action interested therein.
as hereinbefore described.
That Master or Master aud Com
missioneIs b. appointed by your Honors to
divide and partition the said lands. tene.
nents and iaterests into purparts and TO
value the same. and 10 ascertain the
amounts, II any. which shall bs charged
thereon 70, oweliy or which shall be paid or
secured 10 the parties TO whom no purpart
can be allotted. or if the premises or any
part thereof cannot be divided without sep.
aratiug or iujuring the whole or without
pr judice TO the interests Of the parties
hereto, then TO sell the same or such part
thereof as cannot be divided under direc-
tion Of this Honorable Court
3. In case Of any such sale as is referred
TO in the preceding paragraph, then that
the proceeds thereof, after paying the legal
costs and charges Of this action. NAV be- al
vided among the parties entitled therrto
according to their respective rights and in
teresiS therein.
4. That all proper and necessary con-
veyances and assurances may be executed
for carr ing iuto effect such partition, eth.
er OF the premises or parts thereof, or OF
the avails of any such sale or sales thereof
D. That the premises hereinbefore men.
toned as being subject to equitable liens
and sold subject 10 such liens after the
amount thereof shall have been ascertained
9. That your orators may have such
other aud further relief as the circumstaD-
ces OF the case may require and as TO your
Honors shall seem just and proper.
DANIEL p. HAYS,
w. + RICE,
T. +. RlTCHEY,
Solicitors for Plaintiff.
First publication November 5, 1902.