Additional defendants: William W. and J. Thompson, Martha P. Steele and William Steele.

Sadler guardian of Nancy D. Hall, formerly Nancy Thompson, and Elizabeth Thompson, minor heirs of William Thompson. Additional defendants: Samuel E. Hare, William Kerby, Sampson W. Cassity, John Hughs, Absolem Johnson, Nathan Pharis, Edward M. Cason, and Samuel E. Stone.

Def. obtained judgment against pla., but did so with no notice to pla., which led pla. to file this suit, alleging the judgment was illegal & that, had he received notice of the suit that led to the judgment, he had large claims against Def. that would have offset the amount of said judgment. Original judgment was before justice of the peace.

John McGhee recovered a $200.10 judgment against William J.J. Morrow, with execution being levied against a negro woman & horse, for the delivery of which Morrow (w/Asabel Rawlings as security) executed a delivery bond, which they forfeited. Execution against Morrow then issued & put in hands of deputy sheriff Lawson Guthrie for collection.

Plaintiff is the guardian of James C. McIntosh. Defendant is the administrator of the estate of James Morrow (dec.). The deceased entered into a partnership with Campbell, opening a drug store. Campbell forwarded money to purchase the drugs & medicines. J. Morrow eventually became too ill to attend to the store and the partnership dissolved, but the defendant tried to keep the debts on the accounts of the store and the plaintiff never received payment for his initial advancement.

N.L. Brown is the governor. Plea of debt for the defendants to render the plaintiff $1,250, which was unlawfully detained. sued for additional damages of $1,500.

Additional Plaintiffs: Thomas Lyon and Horace Maynard.

Amount of debt, $1,280.00.

Add. defendants: John S.M. Dickinson, Hamilton Evans, William Houston, Walter R. Evans, & James F. Hevper, executors of the estate of Benjamin Serrell (dec.). Plaintiffs are sued the defendants and Serrell's estate for debt totaling $900. Asa Derrick, Sheriff, brought up in an attachment for making an insufficient return upon an execution that spoke upon the judgment. Relates to State v. Thomas L.W. Sawyers, ET 1167.

A bank in Georgia, of which the defendant was the president, was indebted to the plaintiff for no less than $4,000. The defendant admitted the debt and paid $1,750 to the plaintiff, but refused to administer the remaining debt.