Washington telegraph., 1856-04-09
Thomas Williamson and John b.
SarGetur. Cesaplainonts. {

90 H. L. $780,
Thomas Williamson and John B.
Sandeiur. Ccsaplainants.
rs
John B. Saadefur, James W Srnith,\
Jane. Gibson, Thomas William
son. John Stevenson, c. c. Scott
Grandson D. Royston. Simon T.
Sanders, HezekIah w. Smith.
James Turrentine and William
Moores part of the Trustees of
the Washington Male and Female !
Seminary the unknown heirs of 4
William B. Arnold, dec, and of
John W. Cooke, dec, and of An
drew Clark, dec, who were in
their lite time part of suchf
Trustees Sally p. Poindexterl
Sally Ann Palmer and the un-
known heirs of Joseph g. Pal
mer. dec, Alexander B. CIing-\ BILL IN
man and Henry p. Clingman. [CHAxcERY
legatees under the will OF thief
estate of Henry p Poindexteri
dec who was in his lifetime one
of said Trustees; the unknownl
heirs of Phebe Maria Louisa
Maddux dec a legatee under the
will of the estate of L. Ii. w
Naddux, dec, who was legatee 4
under the will of the estate OF said I
Poindexterdec land Others names
unknown members OF said Board
of Trustees. and Elijah Ferguson,
as executor of the will of said
Henry p. PoindeXter, dec and as
executor of the will OF T. H. ".
hfaddux, dec Dsfend0zts.
THIS day came the said complainants by Gar
l. land their solicitor, and filed their ameEd-
nent to their original bill herein, the object of
which is to compel said trustees TO redeem that
portion or tract of land off from the southwest
of the north west quarter of section 81, in town.
ship IL. south of range 25 west, commencing %
running east IS poles, thence south 40 poles to
stake. thence east 2S poles TO stake, thence
south 40 poles to the beginning containing seven
acres more or less, by paying to the legal repre-
sentatives OF said Henry P Poindexter, deceased
and said complainants the sum of money paid by
said Poindexter and said complainants for said
land but in default thereof 20 have the same par
titioued ard divided equally between said COM
plaiuants and the estate of said Poindexter, the
legal title to said land being now vested in the
estate of said PoindsXter; and it appearing from
said amendment and the affidavit attached there
10 that James Gibson, John Stevenson, two of
said defendants, Sally Ann Palmer and the un-
known heirs of Joseph II. Palmer, dec. part of
said defendants, non-residents of the tate of
Arkansas. and that John W. Cooke. Andrew
Clark and William B. Arnold, have departed this
life and that the names of their legal representa-
tives are unknown 20 complainants, and that the
legal representatives of Phebe MariaLouisa Mad
aux are likewise utlAiotNi ~ con- kjidlHdiltS
1t is, on motion Of said complainants, ordered
that unless the said James Gibson, John Steven
son, the unknown heirs of Andrew Clark. dec
OF John w. Cooke, dec. and of William B. Ar
noid dec. the said Sally Ann Palmer, the m
known heirs OF Joseph II. Palmer. dec ,an,; the
unknown heirs OF Phoebe Maria Louisa Maddux.
dec, shall be and appear before the Judge of our
Hampstead circuit court in chancery sitting, on
or before the third day OF the next term thereof,
at court TO be holden at the courthouse in the
town of Washington. in said county, commencing
on the tenth Monday after the fourth Monday of
March, A. D. 1856, and plead, answer or demur
to said original bill and said amendment, the same
will be taken as confessed and decree accor..-
ingly. And it is further ordered that opysof
this order be published in the Washington Tele-
graph, newspaper published in the State OF Ar
kansas once week for two weeks successively,
the last insertion to be at least four weeks before
the commencement CT said term of said court,
and the same when 50 made be sufficient notice
to said nonresident defendants and unknown
heirs as aforesaid of the nature and object of said
original bill and amendment thereto
Teste: s. I. SANDERS, CLERK.
Copy froul the record.
Tesie: S. T. SANDERS, Clerk
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