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Index Page 1 Warrant Justices return {?) 2 & 3 Execution & order of sale by Justice of the peace 4.5.6.&7 Petition for a certiorari to (?) it to court Judges Fiat (?) 8 Certiorari Bond 9 Certiorari 10 Supoenaed the 1st one to constable 11 Declaration 12 Judement Nil Dicit 12. 13.14.&15" 2nd petition Judges fiat (?) & Supersideas Bond 16 Supersideas to Sheff of N Benton 18 & 19 Final Judgment writ of Error & (?) (?) Certificate Price of this $7.
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{In Margin (Page 1)} The State of Alabama ) to any lawful officer Cherokee County) Greeting " {In Margin (?)} you are hereby Commanded to Summon Warner Washington to appear before me or Sworn other acting Justice of the peace for said County, at my office at Henry (?Dussent) old store on the Second Saturday of April next there to answer the complaint of R. L. Powell for the use of John Moragne in a plea of (?)- due by note not exceeding fifty Dollars. Herein fail not Given under My hand and Seal this 24th day of March 1841. James A Hughes L.S JP. This suit is brought by plff to recover of debt$35. Due By note James A Hughes J.P. Executed March 26th 1841. Jas. Veay (?) Judgment for $35. 62/2 this 10th April 1841 R.S. Gowan J.P. State of Alabama) R.L. Powell (?) Cherokee County) vs Warner Washington Warrant issued 24th March 1841 Returnable Henry (?Dussent) old Store 2nd Saturday in Aprile 1841. in favor of R. L. Powell who Sues for the use of John Moragne against Warner Washington Judgment for plaintiff for $35 62/2 April 10th 1841 Cost of Suit 93 3/4 R. S. Gowan J.P. J Richard Simmons as acting Justice of the peace in & for the County of Cherokee and the Succession office of R. S. Gowan, do certify the foregoing is a true and perfect transcript of all the entries made on the docket by Said R.S.
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Gowan Esquire in the case of R L Powell for the use of John Moragne against Warner Washington together (?is) with the original warrant-and the note the foundation of the action (?). Given under my hand and Seal this 7th day Octber 1841 Richard Simmons P. J. (Seal) {In Margin (?)} $35"- Seven months after date we or either of us promise to pay R. L. Powell as leaser thirty five Dollars for value recieved January 18th 1840 H.Y. Washington Warner Washington Select $35. interest 62 /s2 cls Judgt on the 10th April 1841 I Signe the within note to John Moragne for value Recd, March 10th 1841 R L Powell {In Margin(ection)} State of Alabama) To any lawful officer Greeting Cherokee County) you are hereby commanded to levy and excecute Make and return of the goods and chattles of Warren Washington if to be found in your County as will be of value Sufficient to make the amount of thirty five Dollars. & Sixty two Cents (?) & the further Lein of nine Dollars. and 21 cents interest. and the further lein of one Dollar & eighty One cents cost which was by Robert S Gowan an acting Justice of the peace for Said County and judged to R. L Powell for the use of J. S. Moragne on the 10th day of april 1841. and a due return make to me at my office at Oat Hill on the Second Saturday in this instant Herein fail not to execute make and return Given under my hand and Seal this 3rd day of July AD 1844. Josiah Harper Seal an acting Justice of the peace
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{In Margin (3) The State of Alabama) J.W H Estill an acting (?) County) Justice of the peace in and for Benton County do certify that Josiah Harper whose name is officially Signed to the within Execution is now and was at the time of the issuance an acting Justice of the peace for Cherokee County and that the Signature purporting (?) is genuine Given under my hand and Seal July 9th 1844 W.H. Estill (Seal) J.P. Came to hand the 5th day July 1844 and levied this exection on the following property to wit. one negro boy named Lewis for want of time to Sell These with return the same for and order of Sale of above property (?) July 9th 1844 Jas. P Gannon Const Superseded by (?) which was issued from the office of the clerk of the Circuit Court of Cherokee County dated 30th July 1844 which came to my hand 19th August 1844 Jas. P Gannon Const {In Margin (der of)} State of Alabama) To any lawful officer Greeting {In Margin ( ele)} Cherokee County) We Command you that you expose to Sale those goods and Chattles towit, one negro boy Lewis of Warner Washington to the value of thirty five Dollars & Sixty two and a Half cents principle & the further Sum of nine Dollars & 2 cents interest and the Sum of one Dollar & Eighty one & 1/4 c Cost, which according to our command you have taken and remain in your hands unsold as you have certified to me a Justice of the peace in and for Said County aforesaid to Satisy R. L. Powell who sues for the use of John S. Moragne the sum of thirty five Dollars.
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and Sixty two & half cents principle & the sum of nine Dollars & 2 cents interest-& the sum of one Dollar & Eighty one & one fourth cents cost Where of in our Court he hath recovered Escecution against the said Warner Washington ) by virtue of a Judgment in the said Justice of the peace court and that you have (?) this order of said together with your endorsement made to me at my office at Oak Hill on the Second Saturday in August Given under my hand and Seal this 13th day of July AD 1844 Josiah Harper (Seal) Justice of the peace, The Escecution in this case had lease Supperseded by Supersedeas from the office of the circuit court of Cherokee County August 3rd 1844 James, P, Gannon C. J. to the Honorable Mathiss J Tressley Judge of the County Court of Cherokee County State of Alabama This petition of Warner Washington Showeth to your Honor, that he is a citizen of Benton County in Said State. That an Escecution of Which the following is a copy with the endorsement to wit. This State of Alabama Cherokee County. To any lawful officer Greeting-You are hereby Commanded to levey & Escecute, Make and return of the goods and chattles of Warner Washington if to be found in your county as will be of value to make the amount of thirty five dollars and Sixty two cents (?). and nine dollars and two cents interest, and the sum of one dollar and Eighty one cents Cost which (?) by Robert S. Gowan an acting Justice of peace
