do take his Judgment by Default, and that the Clerk
assess the Damages, and that there be a Stay of execution
for three months, whereupon the Clerk assessed the damages
at one hundred and Sixteen dollars and Sixty four dollars cents
as well as the further Sum of four dollars and fifty five cents costs
expended in and about the said Suit, and the Defendant
in mercy &c

The State of Florida  }
         vs           }  Playing and betting at cards
Spencer Price         }
                      }  On motion of the Solicitor this
                      }  cause is ordered to the absentee Docket

The State of Florida  }
          vs          }  Palying and betting at cards
Samuel W. Burnett     }
                         Now on this day comes James M.
Baker the Solicitor who prosecutes for the State, and on
his motion by consent of defendant it is ordered
that judgment of non pros be entered in this cause.
upon payment of the costs by defendant,

The State of Florida  }
          vs          }  Larceny
Isham Peacock         }
                         On motion of James M. Baker
the Solicitor, it is ordered that this cause be continued
until the next Term of this court.

The State of Florida  }
         vs           }  Larceny
Isham Peacock         }
                         Now on this day comes the said
Isham Peacock, who stands indicted of Larceny and
prays the Court to be admitted to bail for his
appearance at the next Term of this Court, Whereupon
the said, Isham Peacock, acknowledged himself to be
indebted the State of Florida in the sum of Five hundred
dollars to be levied of his goods and chattels lands and
tenements and Charles C. Stewart, and Burrill T. Stokes
severally acknowledged themselves to be indebted to the State of
Florida in the sum of Two hundred and fifty dollars
each, to be levied of their respective goods and chattels, lands
and tenements yet upon this condition that if the said
Isham Peacock shall personally appear at the next Circuit