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Submitted by Misty Smith
Campbell County 1813-1817
Minutes, Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions Wednesday 9th March 1814 Whereupon, on motion of said Jacob Queener, Administrator aforesaid, it is ordered by the cour that Thomas Wheeler, Daniel martin and Hoseph Hart be appointed valuers of the property of the aforesaid Michael Queener, deceased, and report the amount thereof a the next term of this court. Court then adjourned until tomorrow morning 8 o'clock ********************************* Same Isaac Crisman and William Brumley personally appeared in open court and acknowledged themselves indebted to the state of Tennessee in the sum of one hundred dollars cash to be levied of their respective goods and chattels, land and tenements, to the use of the State. To be void on condition the said William Brumley and Isaac Crisman do well and truly make their personal appearance before the Justice of our County Court of please and quarter sessions at the Court House in Jacksborough on the first Wednesday after the first Monday in June next, then and there to testify and the truth to say on behalf of the State in a certain matter of travers, where in the State is plaintiff and Jacob Hatmaker defendant, and not depart the court without leave. Wednesday 9 March 1814 ********************************* Same Isaac Crisman and William Brumley personally appeared in open court and acknowledged themselves indebted to the state of Tennessee in the sum of one hundred dollars cash to be levied of their respective goods and chattels, land and tenements, to the use of the State. To be void on condition the said William Brumley and Isaac Crisman do well and truly make their personal appearance before the Justice of our County Court of please and quarter sessions at the Court House in Jacksborough on the first Wednesday after the first Monday in June next, then and there to testify and the truth to say on behalf of the State in a certain matter of travers, where in the State is plaintiff and Jacob Hatmaker defendant, and not depart the court without leave. Wednesday 9 March 1814 ********************************* Richard Linville This day came the partied aforesaid by their attorneys in this cause and thereupon came a jury towit: James Robertson, William lay, Joseph Peterson, Charles Masey, Benj. N. Wheeler, John Cameron, Charles Bratcher, Simeon Wilhite, Richard Sharp, Benj. Bratcher and John Phillips, who being elected, tried and sworn the truth to speak upon this issue, joined upon their oaths do say they find for the Defendant, wherefore it is ordered and considered by the court that the plaintiff take nothing by his bill but for his false clamour he be in mercy and that the defendant o hence and recover of the plaintiff his costs by him about his suit in this behalf expended and the sd, Deft. Pg. 267 ********************************* It is ordered by the court that Robert Smith, Geo. Baker Sen. & Isaac Whitcotton be appointed the judges of the election of Geo. Baker and James Rice, James Fulkerson and Robt. Glenn, Judges of the election of Robt. Glenns and Spencer Graham, David Cuningham and Isaac Crismon of the election of Jacksbourgh and that the sheriff notify them accordingly. Pg. 213 ********************************* State The defendant being this day put to the bar custody of the sheriff and being charged sayeth thereof he is guilty in manner and form, as charged in the Bill of Indictment, wherefor for such his offence it is ordered that he be fined the sum of 25 cents and further that he pay the costs otherwise appropriated for the use of the County. (3 ½ lines marked out) Pg. 265 *************************** accrued on the prosecution, and on motion is ordered in custody of the sheriff until furnish food and sufficient security of the dame, whereupon Isaac Crismon, being in his proper person and undertakes that in case the said defendant fail therein that he will do it for him. Thursday 9 March 1815 ********************************* Court Martial This day came the deft, in this cause by his Attorney and the court martial of the 33rd Regiment being called to come in and prosecute the plaintiff in this cause, came not, wherefore on motion of said defendant by his attorney aforesaid, it is ordered and considered by the court that the said Court Marital suffer a non suit and that the Judge award of said regiment pay the costs accrued on the same out of any monies not ********************************* Richard Linville On motion of the plaintiff by his attorney and for reasons appearing to the court on affidavit of the palintiff, a commission is granted him to take the deposition ofDavid Brading, resident of________________ County of the State of Kentucky before any two Justices of the peace of said county for the purpose of having said deposition read in evidence on the trial of this cause, he the ad, plaintiff giving the defendant 30 days notice of the time and place of taking deposition/ Pg. 247 Court martial It is ordered by the court that the costs accrued in this cause be paid by the Judge Advocate out of any monies in his hands arising from his fines assessed by court martial and not otherwise appropriated and that the Clerk issue certificates to those entitled to receive the same. Pg. 349 WEDNESDAY 3 MARCH 1813
In this case, it appearing to the
satisfaction of the court that an execution from Sampson David,
Esquire, on of the Justices of the Peace For the County of Campbell,
in favor of Barton D. Sutherland on Larkin Bowling for the sum of
ninety eight dollars and ninety three and 76 cents and said execution
being returned here into court, whereby it appears that the same
was levied on two tracts of land as the property of said Larkin
Bowling towit: One of Ten acres and one other of thirty acres. Whereupon
it was ordered by the court that the sheriff of this County advertise
according to law and sell the said tract of land to satisfy said
execution and all costs thereon, also the costs of this order. Richard
Linville, Sheriff and Collector of the Publick and County Taxes
reports to Court the following described tracts of land whereon
hath no deed and chattels in his County whereon to dispossess to
make said tax towit: John & Wm. Bell – 500 acres
– Powells Valley
Ordered by the court that the foregoing tracts of land be sold according to Act of Assembly to pay the tax due thereon, also the costs thereon, or so much thereof as will pay costs & charges. Ordered by the Court that the following persons be jurors to next County Court, to-wit:
And that the following persons to Jurors to June Sessions., 1813 To-wit:
*Assuming typo Rhomas is Thomas STATE (P.L.
Wednesday 9 March 1814 *********************************** SAME Vs. Same) P.L. Isaac Crisman and William Brumley personally appeared in open court and acknowledged themselves indebted to the state of Tennessee in the sum of one hundred dollars cash to be levied of their respective goods and chattels, land and tenements, to the use of the State. To be void on condition the said William Brumley and Isaac Crisman do well and truly make their personal appearance before the Justice of our County Court of please and quarter sessions at the Court House in Jacksborough on the first Wednesday after the first Monday in June next, then and there to testify and the truth to say on behalf of the State in a certain matter of travers, wherein the State is plaintiff and Jacob Hatmaker defendant, and not depart the court without leave. Wednesday 9 March 1814 *********************************** State ) The defendant being this day put to the bar custody of the sheriff and being charged sayeth thereof he is guilty in manner and form, as charged in the Bill of Indictment, wherefor for such his offence it is ordered that he be fined the sum of 25 cents and further that he pay the costs accrued on the prosecution, and on motion is ordered in custody of the sheriff until furnish food and sufficient security of the dame, whereupon Isaac Crismon, being in his proper person and undertakes that in case the said defendant fail therein that he will do it for him. Thursday 9 March 1815
GEO. BAUMGARNER) THOS SHOEMAKER )
Is is ordered by the Court that Henry Scritchfield and John Sharp be appointed constables to attend on the jurors at the next term of this court. It is ordered by the court that Robert Smith, Geo. Baker Sen. & Isaac Whitcotton be appointed the judges of the election of Geo. Baker and James Rice, James Fulkerson and Robt. Glenn, Judges of the election of Robt. Glenns and Spencer Graham, David Cuningham and Isaac Crismon of the election of Jacksbourgh and that the sheriff notify them accordingly. Eli Wilson returns 50 acres land and one free poll for taxation for this year. Joseph Hart returns 1340 acres, 2 town lost & one free poll for taxation for this year. John Brown returns 148-1/2 acres
land for taxation Thursday 8 June 1815 Benj. Wheeler Thursday 8 June 1815 Court Martial This day came the deft, in this cause by his Attorney and the court martial of the 33rd Regiment being called to come in and prosecute the plaintiff in this cause, came not, wherefore on motion of said defendant by his attorney aforesaid, it is ordered and considered by the court that the said Court Marital suffer a non suit and that the Judge award of said regiment pay the costs accrued on the same out of any monies not otherwise appropriated for the use of the County. (3 ½ lines marked out)
Richard Linville This day came the partied aforesaid by their attorneys in this cause and thereupon came a jury towit: James Robertson, William lay, Joseph Peterson, Charles Masey, Benj. N. Wheeler, John Cameron, Charles Bratcher, Simeon Wilhite, Richard Sharp, Benj. Bratcher and John Phillips, who being elected, tried and sworn the truth to speak upon this issue, joined upon their oaths do say they find for the Defendant, wherefore it is ordered and considered by the court that the plaintiff take nothing by his bill but for his false clamour he be in mercy and that the defendant o hence and recover of the plaintiff his costs by him about his suit in this behalf expended and the sd, Deft. Thursday 7 March 1816 On motion of the plaintiff by his attorney and for reasons appearing to the court on affidavit of the plaintiff, a commission is granted him to take the deposition ofDavid Brading, resident of________________ County of the State of Kentucky before any two Justices of the peace of said county for the purpose of having said deposition read in evidence on the trial of this cause, he the ad, plaintiff giving the defendant 30 days notice of the time and place of taking deposition. Wednesday 6 December 1815 ************************************************** Court martial It is ordered by the court that
the costs accrued in this cause be paid by the Judge Advocate out
of any monies in his hands arising from his fines assessed by court
martial and not otherwise appropriated and that the Clerk issue
certificates to those entitled to receive the same. ***************************************************
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