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Holly Springs gazette., 1843-11-03
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Having located in Holly Springs, offers Ms
professional sevices 10 tbepubllc, in the irea
ment of all chronic diseases. Having had
ample experience in Hospital. and private
nractice. he fatteIs himself with idea that
his Investigations into the condition OF all all
ections of long Standing, haveenabled him q
determine their true character in majority
,r cases; and also to apply. with certainty
,e great benefit, If not entire success. those
.emedies, W which nature has designed and SCI
ence pre- pared for The melioration and cure
in alldiseases, whether of the body or the
mind.
No ouack or secret medicine will be used
but all remedial agents will be selected with
strict reference 10 their known vittoes, and
prepared and applied with scrupulous exact
ness TO the indications that may present
themselves, in he case OF the afflicted.
Except under urgent circumstances, his
nractice will be confined 10 the office, where
be will be happy to prescribe for. AID sup
ply medicine to all those who may apply.
Persons at distance. not in a condition 10
visit him, can be success fully prescribed for,
and supplied with suitable medicines. by
sending correct. and if possible. a written
description of the most prominent symptoms
of their affections.
Calls are earnestly solicited from those
VINO regard themselves as hopelessly aflict-
ed with Rheumatism, Scroffula, Liver Com
! plant, Consumption. Dyspepsia, Piles,
| Gravel, Old Ulcers. Habitual Costivencss,
Chronic Diarrhea, &c, &c. &c; or all, or
any Of that train Of distressing maladles, 10
! which the females our country are subject.
OFFICE-Over the Northern Bank,
where the public generally and Physicians
pa rticularly are invited 20 call
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-11-03
NOTICE.

The undersigned, at the July term, le43
of the Probate Court Of Marshall county,
Mississippi, having been appointed commits
sioners to receive and examine all claims OF
the several creditors of the estate of William
G. Irvine, deceased reported insolvent by
his Administrator, will meet at the office OF
he Clerk of the Probate Court in Holly
Springs. on the third Saturdays of October,
January. April. and June next to receive
proof Of claims against said Estate.
GORDENTIA WAITE,
WILLIAM CHiSM,
July 2Sth, l643. Commissioners
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-11-03

pursuance OF the provisions cf Deed Of
trust, executed by George Markham 10 me
for the purposes observation-disclosures, and of record
in the Office of the Probate Court of Marshall
County, Mississippi, shall proceed TO sell for
cash, on the premises,
On The 1871 day Of December, lS43,
the Nortn West quarter of Section 2S Town l,
Range 1, West Of the Basis meridian of the
Chlckasaw ceSsion or so much Of the same as
VIII be sufficient for the purposes and according
TO the provisions Of sa id deed. The title is be-
leved to be indisputabe, but selling trustee, /
hall only convey such title as is veS.ed in me by
the deed. HAMILTON THORNTON,
June I6, lS43-6m Trustee,
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-11-03
ENGLISH SCHO o..

yJ,aE first session of this school will COM
: / mence on Monday the 23rd inst, in the bull
ding formerly occupied by Mr., Garrett near the
Episcopal Church. Terms per session of hve
moslhs half payable in advance, and the bal
anee at the close of the session. Tuition will
be charged from the time of entrance 10 the close
of the session. no deduction will be made ex-
cent for b>ence in consequence OF sickness.
Reading Writing Spelling and first
lessons in Arithmetic s. Geography. 81 90
English Grammar, Geography, Arith-
metic, algebra, Nat. Philosophy,
ancient and Modern History. II SO
Note-The government of the school shall BE-
exercised with prudence ami frmness, and no
student shall be permitted TO remain in this
school who INDUCES in protane or vulgar lam
guage. Reasonable corporeal punishment will be
inflicted in all cases when i, becomes necessary.
L. A. LOOK.
Holly Springs, Oct ao,-3t.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-11-03
L Ed i c TI0N OF PRI e.
THE WEEKLY
Courier q N. ". Enquirer,

One OF fhe Largest and CHEAPEST Ne.rspa-
pers in the World,
Is published every Saturday morning, at eight
O'Clock, containing In that has been publ shed in
the daily Courier and Enquirer during the week
and the la,est news by the mails steamers, &c
&C., mp TO the hour of publication.
TERMS-'Fwo DOLLARS PER ANkum iaroria-
oily IN ddrance. Any person sending SO eur
rent money, free os postage, will be entitled to
six copies-S20 to twelve copies-S40 10 twenty
five copies
Subscribers who have paid in advance since
the 1st of July, will be credited on The books al
the rate of TWO dollars per annum
n B-Papers with whom we exchange vii
cbiiee us By giving this an insertion, or mention
he tact and The political character of the De r
All other papers will be entitled to an ec-
change for one year on publishing this adver
5 ensAt with nste.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-11-03
MUSIC SCHOOL,

MI K. THOS. MORSE begs respectfully to an
1tl nounce to the citizens of Holly Springs
that he will give private instructions any OF
the following InStruments-Violin,F Flute, Clar-
ionete. Vioencella Corropean, French Horn
and Trombone.
Session-ten weeks, tc commence on The 1Ith
instant. Three lessons one week and two the
next.
Price of Tuition per session. $40 90
None will be taken for less term than one
session. and il is expected that those who apply
will pay half in advance in all cases.
Inquire at the Marshall Inn where Mr.. Morse
can always be found except when professionally
engaged
P. S. Piano Fortes tuned and repaired in the
best manner.
Sept. Sth, 1a43.-3-tf
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-11-03
The State of Mississippi, Probate Couri
MarshaH CountQ Sept. term, Sl3

The State Of Mississippi, } Probate Court
Marshall County: Sept. term. i843
Clark T. Cochran, Admir- &C.: THIS day
235 rs. Z Il tie said
Nancy Choate ct. al. Clark L
Cochran, administrator of the estate o! William
Cochran decd, filled his petition, suggesting
that distribution of said estate, among those in
terested, cannot be made, in kind, and praying
an order 10 sell four negro slaves viz: George,
Sam, Jo, and Lenard, in order 10 make such dis
tributiun II is d ereiore ordered by the Court
that said defenda Is personally appear before
the Judge OF our sad Court, at probate Court
10 be be held for Marshall county, at the court
House in the town of Holly Springs, on the
fourth Monday OF November next, to show caus
es If any they can, against such sale; and it ap-
uearing to the satisfaction Of lhs Court that the
defendants, Evans Cochran, Owen Cochran, and
Robert s Cochran, are not Inhabitants of this
Slate, bat reside beyond the limits thereof IL is
therefore further orde red BY the Court, that
copy this order be published in the Holly
Springs Gazette" a newspaper published in the
town Of Holly springs, once week for six weeks
Successfully, and that citation issue TO summon
the other defendants"
(~l Given under my hand and the seal
: l.. s. : of said court, at Office the 25th day of
t~~) September 1913.
GORDENTIA WAITE, Clerk.
September %, IS43.--6w.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-11-03
sissippi at Holly Springs.

sIssipPl at Holly Springs
Thomas f. Woodward } September Rules,
339 as. lst Monday OF
John VI. Thomas et al September, is45
HPON opening the matters of this bill, 1t aP
" pearing TO the satisfaction of the Court that
the defendants Eliza Nc knight, James b Thom-
as and ZebulOn Thomas are not inhabitants OF
this state bIt reside beyond the limits thereof, so
that The ordinary process Of this Court cannot be
served on them Therefore it is ordered, That
unless the said defendants appear before the wee
Chancellor At the court room in the town OF HOt-
Nv Springs on The first Monday OF January next.
and plead answer or demur 10 compiaInantS DIll
the several allegations thereof will De taken Tor
confessed as 10 them, and such order and decree
made therein as the Vice Chancellor shall deem
equitable and Just: And it is further ordered,
Thai copy of his order be inserted in The 'Hol-
ly Springs Gazette" a newspaper published in
Ihe Town of Holly Springs, Mis- ,isSipPi, once a
week for TWO months successively.
JAMES .ALDERSCN y, leTk.
Lucas & Lane, SolTs.
September 8, lSi3-3-2ln
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-11-03

TAKEN up by Alfred Freeman, one dark
brown Mule, 9 or 10 years old, smnll spot on
the night hip, and some white hairs on the left
side, also, some white on the neck thought 10 be
collar marks. Appraised TO ;s3lk.
B Y Humphree Keebe, ID miles east of Hol-
ly Springs, on Tippah, one Sorrel horse, mark
ed wllh white spots on the right shoulder, star
old. Appraised to $50.
By A. A. Bagard, two Steers on a red hided.
marked with crop and under bit in the right,
and swallow fork in the left ear. The other a
red steer, crop off the right ear, supposed 10 be
years old each. APpraised to $27i.
THOS. A. FAcLONER, Ranger
Sept. 8, Is43.
TAKEN up by Neverson Fowler, 8 mile
Northwest of North Mt. Pleasant, one milk and
cider speckled mare mule, of ordinary size, Us.
old, under teeth projects half inch farther forwa rd
than the upper, walt on the right breast ap
praised to $37k
BY G. b. Benton, living in North Mt Pleas
ant, sorreI horse mule, about 3 years old last
spring. Appraised 10 $50.
BY Lemuel Farrer, miles Northwest OF Hol-
lp Springs, on the Memphis road, one sorrel
mare mule, marks OF seer on the shoulders, S
years old, small size. Appraised to E25
THOS. A. FALcONER, Ranger,
August, 25th 1913.
TAKEN up by Samuel O. Hoker, living
5 miles northwest of North Mt Pleasant
one yellow so el horse, all of his feet white
uaiu ldCe, SD Oh all rOuDu, some saddle spots
upwards of Is hands high. 9 or 10 years old
Appraised to S45.
BY Hen y Allen, living miles North
west of Holly Sp i ngs, one bay ho Sc ponev.
or years old, 3 l-2 hands high, shod all
round. some saddle spots, name and tail bob.
bed of. App aised TO S22 so.
July 7, lS43.
TAKEN up by Hiram McCurry, miles west
Of ChuIahoma, on the fernando road, one ches-
nut sorrel horse, fax name and tail, wound on
the riehi Jaw, star the forehead, or years
old this spring. Appraised 10 $40.
THO A. FALoONER Ranger.
June 2 1913
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-11-03
Was COMMITTED

"a To The Jail of of Marshall
A County. Mississippi. on the 23rd
N October, a negro. who calls
N hername Mary. and says she
g. belongs TO Alfred Kinble, but
:aunol tell what state or County her master
lives in. said girl is about 20 years Of age,
FIVE feet high, left arm stiff from an old
burn, had on cotton clothes The owner
of The above girl is requested to come for
ward prove property, pay charges and
take her home, or she will be dealt with as
the law directs. She was apprehcnded
near North Mt Pleasant
w w. WALLACE. Jailor Nj c.
October 9th lS43 If
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-11-03
D z NJ III 3 @ u "
CHARLES O'B YAN,

w ILL be in Holly Springs during the first
pleased TO serve all who may choose to give him
their patronage. He is prepared 10 set any num-
Der Of teeth, from one TO full set, and will make
gold palateS and warrant them 10 remedy de-
fective pronunciation without any pain. As his
will of course attend to his old practice free OF
charge All operations warranted, and charges
low the use of good material will allow. He
cannot operate for the prices usually charged by
transient Dentists, who often use tin or lead for
filling the teeth, and SET teeth of ivory or COM
mon bone in the worst possible manner.
I'll Refer TO the Physicians of Holly Springs
ernando Oxford, Ripley and Salem.
April 7, I8i3-34-12m
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-11-03
NOTICE.

IN pursuance OF authority granted me by the Pro-
| bate Couri of Marshall County Miss. at their
Sept term 1913 shall proceed 10 sell he highest
bidder, on Saturday the 25 day OF November on
a credit of twelve months, at my house in said
county near Mount Pleasant, and undivided in
ierest ofthree Eigths OF the Souih-wesl quarter Of
Section twenty-five Town one, Range three,
west of the ChickaSaw cesSion. Bond and appro
we'd security will be required of The purchaser.
HARDY III. 3ELYEU.
October l3, l643- GEardiaa.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-11-03
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

THE undersigned having on the 23rd day OF
Il October lS43, obtained from The Probate
court of Marshall county State of Mississippi.
letters of administration, with The will annexed,
Of all singular the goods, chattels and credits OF
Martha Beasley dec'd. All persons having
claims against the estate of said deceased are,
therefore, hereby requested TO EXHIBIT the same
within the time limited by Jaw, or the same viii
be barred. Those indebted 10 said estate are re-
que>ted 10 make immediate payment
THOMAS BEASLEY Y, Adm illustrator.
October 27, l843. -6v.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-11-03
District Chancery Court o, the s'aie 6
Mississippi at Holly Springs.
PobarfuS XU;Ico,
* VAcATION, Dc-9s-
: 25.h, 1913
Robertus Wilson

rs. Is VACATTONl Oc-s.--
Preston Sappington & 25.h, 1913.
William II. Duke
TTPON opening he matters cf this Dill i 81. s-.
~ pearing to the satisfaction Of the CouI -
the defendant Preston SappiBgton IS no, aI ~. =
habitani ofthis Slate, buI resides beyond tn5 ~
its thereof, SO that the ordinary process = &
court cannot be served on him, TheTelOIs -
ordered by the court: That unless ne Sai- 80
iendant appear before the Vice Chaneeloii 8 =.
court room in the town Of Holly Springs - -
first Monday of JanurY Eexf, and plead q e. aIis-
or demur TO complananis bill, the segeIei =
cations thereof will be taken for conieSsel es
him, and such order and decree made sls srd
the Vice Chancellor shall deem eeall'o.- AZ
Just: And il is further ordered, Thai cor1r,a-
this order be inserted in the Holly rSsI
zette newspaper published in the 20 '. ~ = 80
iy Springs, Mississippi. once week ~
Test. IA MES G. ALDERSON, C3E,@
By GEORGE WEST = =
Oct. -, 1643-Io-2n
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-11-03

District Chanesry Court ofthe 81 ate o
Mississippi at Holly Springs
John J. Craig ct al.
429 rs IT, 900
James Walker &
Adlai o. Harris.
TTPON opening the matters Of this bill, il ap-
" pearing 10 the satisfaction of the court, that
he defendants are not inhabitants of this State,
u reside beyond the limits thereof, SO that the
rdinaIy process of this court cannot be served
on them Therefore it is ordered that unless the
said defendants Shall appear before the Vice
Chancellor at the court room in the town of Hol-
iy Springs, on.the first Monday of January next
and plead, answer, or demur TO the bill of CONT
plaini the several allegations thereof will be ia
ken for confessed, and such order and decree
made therein as the Vice Chancellor shall de0m
equitable and Just: and il futher ordered, that
4 copy Of this order be inserted in the sHoily
Spring Gazette" newspaper published in the
town oHolly Springs, Mississippi, once weeks
for two months successively.
a Copy. Test, JAMES. ANDERSON,
July %, 1543.-50-2m Clerk.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-11-03

TAKEN up by John Meek, living miles east
Il oil Holly Springs, one bay horse, years
old ast spring, branded with Stlrrup iron on he
ietl shoulder, l5A hands high. Appraised to S45.
Taken mp by Johr Mum, living miles wes,
Of N. Mt. Pleasant, one dark brown mare mule,
about years old, common SIZE has the foot evil
IN the left hind foot no other marks perceiva-
bic. Appraised to SPA.
THIS. A. FALONER,
OctoDer y, lc4' Ranger.
TAKEN up by Nick Henderson z miles
south Of Holly Springs. one chestnut sorrel
mare. ball face, fax name and tail, three
white feet, some saddle spots. about years
old Appraised to $50
BY VIM. Humphrey miles Northeast
from Chulahoms, a dark Iron rray stud
colt 3 years old last spring: Appraised 10
$40.
BY Mary Hunter. six miles South west
OF Chulahoma Que sorre horse. 9 yeass old
star in the forehead. and snip on the nose.
right hind foot white Appraised to $40
Il. A.FALCOFER, Range.
October 27th, 1913
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-11-03

DUICdH OdIHpUtII. ]
UPON opening the matters of this bill, and
It appearing to the Court that Charles
Stewart one the defendants. is not resident
of this State. but resides beyond the limits
thereof. so that the ordinary process of law
cannot be served on him 1t is ordered that
unless the said defendant appears before the
Judge ofthe Circuit Court on the 1st Mon
day in September next. and pleads, answers
ur demurs to the aforesaid bill. the allega-
tions thereof will be taken for confessed. and
such order or decree made as the Cour; may
deem equitable. And it j. ordered that a
copy oflhis order be published in the "Hol-
Nv Springs Gazette once week for two
months eessively.
A. L. CARUTHERS, -
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-11-03

Piano.
Mr. THos MORSE, Vocal Music, Piano
Mrs G.. w. EDMoNDsoN, Matron.
Mr. G. w EDNoNsoN, Steward
During the last session there were % pu.
pills connected with this Institute
Another female Teacher in the Literary
Department. is expected.
L have been fortunate in Obtaining the
aid of Mr.. & Mrs Edmundson in tie
Boarding Department AmiabIe & affable
in manners as we'll as-of tried piety, they
will meet public expectation in It's most
punctilious require ments.
My expenditures have been and are heavy.
Therefore request promptness in liquidating
arrears and in advancing payment at the
opening of the next session The interests
ofthe School, upon which the town must. TO
great extent, look for support demand
these rigid exactions.
c. A. FOSTER,
July 7-tf Rector d Principal
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-11-03
T,;.frict Ckaseery Court Of tfe Stale Of
Mississippi al Holly SPnaes

T,;.fyics CAaseery Court Of tfe Stale Of
Mississippi al Holly Springs.
flames p. Peters et al }
-5I2 rs Z July 4Eah iS15
Eli Nicely ct al.
TTPON opening the N ltters OF this bill il aP
u peariny TO the satisfaction OF The court tha
RE def.n LIANT William B. Pill ow is not an inhab
liant of This STATE but resid beyond the limit
thereof - that the ordinary process OF This cour
-.annotHNe served on him; therefore il is ordered
raj unless the said defendant shall appear before
he Vice Chancellor at the court room in The
Town OF Holly Springs, on he first Monday Of
Jlauary next. and plead, answer, or demur 10
uo,nplainanS' biI~- the several allegations there
twill b. taken for confessed as to him, and such
rder and decree made therein as the Vice Chan
cllor shall deem equitable and just: Aad il IS
urthe ordered,- that copy OF this order be in
-s4rlei in the "HoIly Springs Gazette, a newspa-
rer published ia town Of Holly Springs, Mis-
sissippi, once week for two months successive
~. copy. Dr,So1
IL, % IaI3-2n EtTk.
District Chancery CouIt of the State ot Mis-
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-11-03
District CAaaeery Court Of The STATE ]
Mississippi al Holly Springs.

NASsPeSScPPS
John X. Chester
$40 rS july Term, 1913.
MaTy w. Shappard ct al. }
Il PON opening the matters oil this bill, il ap-
- pearing 10 the satisfaction of the court that
The defendant Mary w. Shappard is not an in
habitant of this State but resides beyond the linn
iis thereof, SO that the ordinary process of this
court cannot be served heT Therefore il is or
jeTed, that unless The said defendant Shall appear
before the Vice Chancellor, al the court room in
the town OF Holly Springs, on the fret Monday Of
January next. and plead, answer or demur 10
complainants bill the several allegations thereof
viii b. taken for confessed as 10 her, and such
order and decree made therein as the Vice Chan
cellor shall deem equilable and just: And il is
further ordered, that copy of this order be in
serted in the ''Holly Springs Gazette" a news
paper published in the town of Holly Springs
Mississippi, once week for two months success
Sively. A copy.
Test, JAMES &C ANDERSON,
ally ., Sl3-- clerk =.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-11-03

TO THE VOTERS OF mr. -
TIES OF 1lPPAH pHN pN ~ UN
MARSHALL. LAFAYFS,IIS7 SIS ,I7ttO ~ Toe
N0LA, ~ L51 ~ niksoTo, 1UNICAN "a
FELLOW CiTIzTSs.
ny law passed Al The rscsr. ....
session Oh 'he Legislature !: Is pror;i.s.. -ss..t
you shall elect lhe Cierl, ~ -. 80 'I51 It'd.
Chancety Couft nj nolly Sprin~. o. q5.-''ie;
!. solicitation of numerous fiends ! 6y Ia
induced to Become a cantJ1 f,-,Le ave esea
and of course, | she'll feel rro,;s.4 l''l' .lca
ored for the suffrages OF Z spfi,;.-. "ul bon
TO secure my election. ''''l est
The shorness of The period io,s--.
before the election, will render !, ;-,..'o.rs
bic for me 10 call upou each vosr ln5 p.5.a'a'
Pels me to address you in this the on sen
IN my power. Nsy
1he proper performance ofthe dp,.
the office ask is highly impor,sn, ~...s y Z
people of the District. bv reaSo, oF a l. .le
portant character Of The litigation c.r-, ''-
IN the Chancery Court, involving ss + ~ ~ y
titles to lands, and personal pro5err 80 ,o,'
extent probably tqpaIling That OF IN - y -'
prosecuted in the Circuil Courls of,Lo TS.' y,
rict OF my ability to DISCHARGE ih,.. - 4
ties. II becomes not me to speak Il
sided in the county of Marshall sine - u
1885, and for the last three years have i.-l -.
engaged Ia the Office of the Clerk Of ftbe - -.
cult Court. of that County; and have ~. ~,
had an opportunity of scquiriny a ln,-
edge of the duties ola Clerk. which or...
10 enable me 10 discharge, in ssiis-sr,ss.-
manner. the duties of the Clerk Of III r.s
,rict Chancery Court. Aiy acogaip,sr,s.
the District is unfortunately rather l-mrs5
aud | must refer those of YOU whom f,-.
not the pleasure of knowing pefsapsI.r =,
the citizens of my County generally. and !,
hose more particularly Who have had b9..
ness to transact in the Clerks Office of ~.
Circuit Court Of Marshall County. far ipf,.
nation in regard to my character. aud ors.
fications for the office am seeking n v-,,
! hands. HONAS I0NIAy
Holly Springs, Sept. g, 1913.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-11-03
Doct's Carsssaers Sz Reid

HAVING again associated themselves in the
Practice of fMedicine-respectluliy tender their
Professional services to the citizens of Holly
Springs and lis Yicinity.-Office, the old stand
on centre steet. ). o. CARU THEIRS,
Jan 20-f W. ). REID.
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-11-03

To the Voters in the Counties Of LowB3,,
Octibbeha, Noxubee, Winston, Kenra,
Chickasaw, Pontotoc, Tippah, Tshemi7
so, Itawamba, Monroe LaayelIe. MAJ
shall, De Soto. Tunica, Coah6ma. P5sa
la, Yalobusha. Carroll, Tallaha.,b..e
Holmes. Choctaw and Neshoba.
FELLOW CITIZENS
| am a candidate for Vice Chlnceeo-
and 1t would be very gratifying 10 my t-sl-
ipgs to become personally acquainted WITH
all OF you bat believing il impossible 10 g.
so, before the elections in Novembe. nea-.
have adopted this method Of announcing
my name to the public, and Of making ny
elf more extensively known among the w.
ters of the Dstri l.
| have resided in the town Of Columbus
for the last ten years. where | have been fu
gagged in the practice ofthe Law; sud Tor ia
formation in regard 10 my qual;ficauous TO
discharge The important. and interesting iu-
ties of Wee Chancellor, [ would respect
fully refer you to The members the Bar
and other genllene in the District with
whom [ am personally acquainted
Respectfully.
HENRY DICKINSON.
n
Holly Springs gazette., 1843-11-03

Marlnda Clay CIRcurr couRr. March
William Cay Term ls4s-
HAME the complainant by her solicitor, and il
Oappearing TO the satisfaction OF The Court, by
affidavit filed, that the defendant, William Clay,
is not resident citizen of the state Of mississippi,
but resides beyond the limits thereof il is there
fore ordered by the court that publication be
made for three months succesSIVelS in the Holly
Springs Gazette, newspaper published IN the
town Of Holly Springs, Miss, that unless the said
William Clay appear, plead, answer or demur
10 complainants bill, on or before he first Mon
day of September l5l3, the aid bill viii be taken
for confessed as 10 him and set for hearing ex-
parte- "A copy from the minutes
Test A II. cARUTHERS.
May 10, i643.