Lewis and Lenoir v. Outlaws.

In Equity. — Upon examination of the orders taken in the cause, it appeared that two publications had been made in the "Knoxville Gazette" to revive the suit as against the heirs, who were infants, but no person had been appointed their guardian until this day, when Col. Outlaw, one of the defendants, applied, and was appointed. The counsel for the defendants insisted that the guardian should have time until next term to answer. CAMPBELL, J., being one of the defendants, could not sit, and WHITE, J., having been of counsel.

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