Ullery v. Blackwell's Heirs

delivered the Opinion of the Court.,

Joseph Blackwell filed a bill in Chancery against Peter Ullery and many others — some of them described in his bill, as infants — asserting a superior entry for nineteen hundred and sixty two and a half acres of land, portions of which were occupied and claimed by the persons who were named as defendants, under an older grant to Owings and others who were not sued; but how claimed and held, the bill alleges that he did not know-

Blackwell having afterwards died, a bill of revivor was filed in the names of persons styled his heirs.

It appears, that one of…