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N 80 Jo' DAtDre-
William l.. Jemison.


A Nd now this day came the complainant.
~ Elizabeth Jemis1n, who complains by her
next friend, John Lovitt, BY Davis & Qnillin.
her solicitors, and filed RsT bill Of complaint pray
ing divorce from her msband, William L. Jem
son, for causes alledgng adulterous intercourse
with enc Harriet King cruel and inhuman treat
meni, rendering the condition or complainant IN
torrable, ard it appearing from the affidavit of
John Lovtt that the defendant, William l.. Jemi
son, IL a nonresident Of the State OF Arkansas.
and upon motion OF The said Davis & QuilIin Il
is ordered and directed that a copy Of this order
be published in the Washington Telegraph. a
newspaper printed in the town Of Washington.
Hampstead county, Si=te or Arkansas, for two
weeks successfully, the last insertion TO be at
least four weeks before the first day Of the next
term of said court, commanding the said William
T.. Jemison to appear by before the fourth day Of
the next term Of our circuit court to be holden for
the county Of Union, in the town of FL Dorado, on
the second Monday IN May next, then and there
except, plead, answer demur TO the several ale
gaions contained and set forth in the said bill OF
complaints, otherwise the same will be taken for
confessed and sel for hearing eF p1rts.


X. VI. HARDY, Clerk
true copy from the record.


TcS;e. X. NJ. HARDY Clerk
Davis * Quillin Solicitors for Complainant.


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