Tuesday May 11th 1858

John Doe on             }  Bradford & McLin & Mitchell
demise of Lemuel Wilson }
       vs               }
   Philip Dell          }
   Tenant in possession }  Sanderson & Dewson
                    On motion of plaintiffs Counsil it was
dismissed

State of Florida   }    Solicitor
      vs           }
Judge Adkins       }    Maulden
                    And now on this day came the as
well the Solicitor of the State of Florida James B. Dawkins Esqr
who prosecutes the pleas of the State in this behalf and the
defendant in person and his Council A. Maulden Esqr & pleas
not guilty thereupon came a Jury to wit
       1  Andrew Robb               7  Crawford Wadkins
       2  Lemuel Wilson             8  John T. McIntosh
       3  Asa Clark Jnr             9  William C. Huggins
       4  William H. Ellis         10  Theophilus Williams
       5  John Sparkman            11  Joseph Furgerson
       6  John Whitaker            12  Samuel M. Watson
   who were duly Elected tried & Sworn a true verdict to
to render A.W. Cook, J.P. Garrison Simeon Enstine were Exam
ined on behalf of the State and the Said Jury having
heard the Evidence and the argument of Counsils and
the Charge of the Court to Consider of their verdict and
thereupon and upon the same day the said Jury returned
into Court and rendered the following verdict We the
Jury find the defendant guilty of Larceny and assess his punishment
to stand one hour in the pillory Whereupon it is ordered
Considered and adjudged by the Court that the defendant
do Stand in the said pillory of said time of one hour and
pay the Costs of this prosecution taxed at Seventeen dollars
& fifty Cents and it is further ordered by the Court that said
defendant do stand on said pillory on the 12th Inst between
the hours of One & three O Clock PM and stand committed
untill said Costs are paid

           Recognizancy
You James M. Hawthorn Samuel Swindle & Anderson
Philpot do acknowledge yourselves indebted to owe
and Stand indebted to the State of Florida Each in the
Sum of $250 and you
                                    The sum of
one hundred & twenty five dollars of good and lawful money
to be made & levied of your respective goods & chattels Lands