Source: Raleigh Register And North-carolina Gazette
Written: 1839

Friday, 07 February 1840

STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
CARTERET COUNTY.

Superior Court of Law - Fall Term, A.D. 1839.
David Trusdale, vs. Jane Trusdale} Petition for Divorce.

IN this case, it being made appear to the satisfaction of the Court, that a 
Subpoena and alias Subpoena had regularly issued as directed by Law to the 
defendant commanding her appearance in this Court, to plead or answer to the 
petitioner's petition, and all other matters and things done in the premises 
as required by the Act of Assembly, in such case made and provided - 
proclamation was therefore made at the Court House door, for the said 
defendant to appear and answer as commanded by the said Subpoenas, and the 
said defendant being so called made default. It is therefore ordered, that the 
Clerk cause notice of the pendency of this petition to be published in the 
Newbern Spectator and Raleigh Register for three months, and that at the next 
Term, an issue be submitted to a Jury to ascertain the worth of the material 
facts charged in the Petitioner's petition.

Witness, James W. Hunt, Clerk of the Superior
Court of Law, for the County of Carteret, the 3rd
Monday after the 4th Monday of September, A.D.
1839.
J.W. HUNT, C.S.C.





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