Tuesday June 25th 1867

Rober Erwin       }          Edwards
  v S             }  
William B. Lewis  }
                 And now on this day came the parties 
by their respective attornies, and the defendant Saying nothing 
in bar or preclusion of the plaintiff's right to recover on 
motion of the plaintiffs attorney, it is ordered that the plaintiff 
do have his Judgement against the defendant by default &
that the Clerk do assess the damages Whereupon the 
Clerk having assessed the damages at One hundred & 
 fifty Six      Dollars and Sixty Six        Cents It is 
ordered Considered and adjudged by the Court 
that the plaintiff do have and recover off and from 
the defendant the Said Sum of One hundred and
  fifty six  dollars &   Sixty Six --------  Cents for 
his damages together with his Cost in this behalf expended 
taxed at Eight    dollars & forty Seven   Cents and the 
defendant in Mercy &c
Honl T.T. Long  }  In the Circuit Court of the State of
Florida of Alachua County
                   The petition of Robt H. Hall respect
=fully Shows unto your Honor that he was Educated for the
profession of the Law, under the instructions of ***** H. Long &
the Hon D.S. Walker, Your Petitioner desires to be admitted
to practice in your Honors Court and to this end prays that
a Committee may be appointed before whom his examination
can be had - and upon whose report if favourable he prays
to be admitted to the rights & privileges of an attorney at
Law ---- Your petitioner is professed to Comply with the
duties of Court & furnish the usual Certificate
                           Robt H. Hall
The undersigned Certify that the above named petitioner
Robert H. Hall is a man of good moral character
                           Wilkinson Call
                           W.M. Ives

Committee appointed to examine R.H. Hall June 26th 1867
                                        T.T. Long Judge

ordered that the applicant Robert H. Hall Esqr be
and is duly appointed to practice in the Court of Law
& Equity in the State of Florida June 26th 1867
                                       Thos T. Long
                                         Judge &c
Adjourned untill tomorrow morning 9 OClock
                                       Thos. T. Long
                                         Judge