Nature of case unclear; contains receipt for execution on John Daughtrey, Elizabeth Ewing, Wallis Estee; contains sheriff's bond for Nathaniel Hunt. Named in file: Nathaniel Hunt, Sheriff, Franklin County; William Floyd, Deputy Sheriff, Franklin County.

Additional Parties: Ephraim Moore, Isabella Edgar, Thomas Snoddy, Andrew Edgar, Andrew McFarland, Peggy Mathias McFarland, Zachariah Edgar, Elizabeth Carrow Edgar, John L. Carrow, Florence Blackburn Carrow, and potentially other unknown parties. Oversized and folded.

Plea of trespass, $2,000; promissory note of Willie Barrow to John Bosley, Nashville, endorsed by Robertson.

Debt of $100.

Additional parties: Jesse Conway, Plaintiff, Thomas Taylor, John Gartin, William Taylor, Elijah Johnston, Joseph Hoffman and George Kean - Defendants.

Boyd claims that Napier owes him $2,250, for which he holds a promissory note (signed by attorney Felix Robertson) in which Napier agreed to repay the money within 30 days.

Merchants- J & J Hodge of Pulaski. A number of slaves held against mortgage, $2,487.94; re: Negros, John (35 years old), Henry (25), Jim (16), Lydia (22), Hull (8), Andrew (4), and one girl, not named. Hon. Alfred M. Harris, Judge, 6th Judicial Circuit.

2,697 acres of land in Bedford Co. on the middle fork of the Duck River., near Grant #245, also near NC Grant #220 (1798) of 5,000 acres to John Gray Blount, Thomas Blount; also near tract of 1707 acres of Alexander Outlaw; also near tract of Andrew Jackson, 600 acres. Plat map showing three leases in question along fork of Duck River.

Case incomplete; opinion only.

This is a confusing case in which someone endorsed a check written to pay a bill to someone else, and the bill seems never actually to have been paid. One of the charges is trespass, apparently since one person was not supposed to be part of this at all.

Additional Defendants: John Dougherty and George Dougherty.

Surgeon left a sponge in the abdomen of the patient.

Debt involves an investment in a "cotton boat."

Additional names associated with the case: Sophia Ann Perkins, Wilkins Tannehill

Additional names: Elizabeth McGee, Administrator of George McGee. This involves a dispute over the value of a slave girl named Lidia purchased $450 from John Gain. The slave ran away in winter and was badly frostbitten. Andrew Allison purchased the slave later.

Complainants maintain that Hicks and Waters tried to overcharge them on a merchandise order that they had in fact incompletely filled.

Additional plaintiffs: Hineley Petway, Morris B. Bond

This suit was filed due to a disagreement in land ownership, and boundaries. Exhibits include a small, hand drawn plat mat showing the land in question, as well as showing the names of the neighboring land's owners. Small plat map included.