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No 9

Decr. Term 1810

Robert Clary vs John Webster

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No. 9

returned Not found 19^th Nov. 1810 D Mooney Shff D Ct

Sheriff fees 50/100

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Robert Clary assignee of George S Culberson by his Attorney comes here into court and complains of John Webster in a Plea of Debt and sayeth that the Said Webster is Indebted unto him on note under his the Said Webster's hand and Seal one hundred and five dollars as will appear by ad [aforesaid] note Herewith to be Shewn in court which is in the following words and figures namely I promise to pay George S Culberson or order the Just Sum of one Hundred and five Dollars on or before the fifteenth day of Instant it being for value Reced as witness my hand this the Tenth Day of April 1810

Signed John Webster (Seal)

witnessed Perly Wallis

and on the back of said Note is the following indorsement or Order

Pay the within to Robert Clary for value Recd

Signed George S Culberson

And the Said Robert further Sayeth that the Said John Webster Hath not Paid the Same nor any part thereof but [image of page 2] the Same hath Refused and Still Doth Refuse to Pay the Same which is to the Damage of him the Said Robert two Hundred Dollars for the recovery of which together with Interest and cost he Brings Suit

Perly Wallis Atty for the Plaintiff

Perly Wallis atty for the Plaintiff

We command you that You take John Webster if he may be found within your Bailiwick and him safely keep so that you have his Body before the Judges of our Court of Common pleas to be holden at the Town of Arkansa in and for the Destrict of Arkansa on the first Monday of December next. Then and there to ansr. unto Robert Clary Assignee of George S Culberson, in a plea of Trespass on the case to the damage of Said Robert Clary the sum of two hundred Dollars, and have you then this Writ with your Return thereon according to Law.