nod a rule is granted on Martin Nienhardt and
Elizabeth Nienhardt h o tvile to plead, answer, or
Icmn to the complainants bill in sixty days,and
it appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that
the said defendant, John AlcCearney, is not an
inhabitant of this t erritory, and lie having tailed
to enter his personal appearance herein, on mo
tion of the said complainant it is ordered that tha
Slid complainant John AlcCearney do rause his
tppenrance herein to he entered and plead, an
swer or demur to the said complainants bill on nr
he lorn the first day of the next term of this Couit,
and dial il lie snail fail to do so, the same will he
taken as confessed against him, and it is lurther
ordered, that this ootei be served on the uid de
fendant either bv publishing the same in th i Grant
Co.ntiy Herald (or six weeks successively or by
serving the said defendants with a copy iliereol.
By the Court,
Attest, D. (I FENTON, C| e ,k.
VV in VM Knowi.ton, Sol'r for Complainants.
District Luuit, Grant c.ou.uy, vV . |\, September
Trim, 1 843.—September 47, 1643, being me JJ
d iv oi said t'e:in.
