tried and Sworn a true verdict to render.
Archelaus Hague, Saml McLinn, Saml W. Caston, Samuel
W. Burnett, Edward R. Power, L.M. Scarborough, William W. Scott and
Henry C. Gibbons were examined as witnesses in behalf of the
State, and the Said Jury having heard the evidence and the
and the arguments of Counsel, and the charge of the Court
retired out of Court to consider of their verdict, and after
remaining out until the business of the Court were disposed of
returned into Court and announced to the Court that they
could not agree upon their verdict, was discharged

State of Florida   }
       vs          }  Assault & Battery
Edgwin S. Gunnell  }
                      Continued to the next term of the Court and
the Defendant recognised in the Sum of four hundred dollars
for his appearance at the next term of the Court, two hundred
dollars for the principle and one hundred for each of the Securities
Edgwin S. Gunnell, Samuel W. Burnett and Lewelling Williams
appeared in open court and acknowledged themselves to owe and
Stand indebted to the State of Florida in the Sum of four hundred
dollars, that is to Say, Edgwin S. Gunnell in the Sum of two
hundred dollars, Samuel W. Burnett in the Sum of one hundred
dollars, and Lewelling Williams in the Sum of one hundred dollars
to be levied of their respective goods and chattles, Slaves, lands
and tenements, if default be made in the following condition,
that is to Say, if the Said Edgwin S. Gunnell Shall and
appear at the next term of this court to answer an indictment
for assault and Battery, and not depart to the Same without
the leave thereof, then this obligation to be null and void
otherwise to remain in full force and virtue.

G.R. Clotfelter    }
       vs          }  Asst
Moses Ramsey       }
                      This cause is continued by consent of
parties to the next term of the court, with leave to amend
pleading

John Wiggins }
        vs   }  Asst
John Lewis   }                                          returnable to next term
           Attachment order for John D William Perry^and cause continued