This day came the complainant,, and it appearing to the satisfaction of the court that due notice of the pendency of this suit has been given the defendant by publication in a newspaper,3 the publisher’s certificate of which, is filed herein, and the said defendant, being three times solemnly called, came not, but made default– It is therefore decreed by the court that complainants’ Bill be taken for confessed– And the court, thereupon hearing proof, and being ^thereby^ satisfied that the allegations of said Bill are true, orders and decrees, that the bands of matrimony heretofore, and now existing between the complainant and defendant, be and the same hereby is, ^are,^ forever dissolved– It is further ordered that said complainant have the care and custody of the children in the Bill mentioned; and that she recover of said defendant her costs herein expended and have execution therefor– And that any questions, of allimony, and support of children, by said defendant, be adjourned–