Wednesday December 12th 1855
      The Court met pursuant to adjournment
          Present His Honor W.A. Forward
                                          Judge &c

John G. Reardon          }   Means
          vs             } asst
Moses Ramsay             }   Lancaster
                 On this day came the Defendant and suggested
the death of the plaintiff It is therefore ordered by the Court that this
cause be continued until next Tern of this Court

Asa Clark                }  Smith & Bradford
    Admr &c       }
        vs               } asst
Lemuel Wilson Admr       }  Lancaster
                 And now on this day came the parties by their respec-
tive attorneys and writ of Inquiry being waived and by consent of
parties It is ordered by the Court that the plaintiff do have Judg-
ment against the defendant for                         Dollars and
          cents Whereupon It is ordered considered and
adjudged by the Court that the plaintiff do have and recover
of and from the Said defendant said sum of
          Dollars and                    cents together with
his costs in this behalf Expended Taxed at
Dollars and                   Cents, and the defendant
in mercy &c
          The Grand Jury came into Court and returned
the following Bills of Indictment:  consenting that the Court may
alter matters of form not altering matters of Substance, to wit:

The State of Florida     }  Solicitor
         vs              }  Indictment for Carrying Arms Secretly
Charles L. Wilson        }    A True Bill
                                   Samuel R. Pyles  Foreman
The State of Florida     }  Solicitor
         vs              }  Indictment for assault with intent to Kill
    Charles L. Wilson    }
Swepson Whitehead        }  A True Bill
                                   Samuel R. Pyles  Foreman
The State of Florida     }   Solicitor
         vs              }   Receiving Grain from a Slave
Lorenzo Suggs            }      A True Bill
                                    Samuel R. Pyles  Foreman
              The Court adjourned until 9 o'clock tomorrow morning