State vs Florey Regarding Murder of Charles, a Slave 11A Packet 070

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The State of Alabama } Circuit Court Shelby County } Fall Term 1866

The State vs Scire Fascias John W Florey Henry Florey & Edward Florey The Defendant Edward Florey for answer on the Scire Fascias Saith that the law, or language upon which the judgement visi entered & on which the Scire -fascia issued was not executed by him or by any official authorities to him him in the premises and he makes oath that this plea is true S. Terrell & Heflin Sworn to & Subscribed by attorney for E Florey Edward Florey in open court this 18th day of march 1867 Edward Florey A M Elliott Clk

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The State Poa of vs Warrant / Protection ________________

G.W. Florey et al

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Warrant State of Alabama VS Jno W. Florey ==================== Executed this writ September the 23rd 1860 S Moor Cono

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Scire facias on Bail Bond State of Alabama } VS } John Florey } et al } The defts demure to the scire facias on the following grounds viz_ 1st The Bond is not in the form prescribed by the code 2nd the Bond is not made payable to the State but to AB Moore Govenor of the of Alabama and his successors in office no judgement could be rendered upon such a bond in favor of the state 3rd the Bond is not approved by an officer authorized by law to take bail 4th the Bond is not approved at all_ S T Castleberry Atty for Dfts_

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The State of Alabama, Shelby County. To any Sheriff of the State: An indictment having been found at the September Term 1856, of the Circuit Court of Shelby County, against Charles (a Slave) (the property of DN McClanahan) for the offence of Insurrection you are therefore commanded forthwith, to arrest the said defendant and commit him to Jail, unless he give bail to answer such indictment; and that you return this writ according to law. Attest: MJ OBarr Clerk of the Circuit Court of Shelby County. Dated this 24th day of September 1856

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