Be it remembered, that at a Superior Court begun and held for the County of Warren, at the court-house in Warrenton, on the second Monday after the second Monday of February A.D. 1875, before the Honorable Samuel W. Watts, Judge, and the Hon: J. C. L. Harris, Solicitor, is present and prosecutes in behalf of the State—

The following proceedings are then and there had and held to wit:

State vs. Scott Nicholson, col.
Indictment for larceny & receiving. Pocket book, knife, Jars, molasses, preserves, meal, flour, bacon, &c.

The following jurors, to wit, Thomas B. Watson, James K. Plummer, James H. Southall, Henry S. Shearin, Richard W. Kearney Jr, Frederick King, James Pennington, col, Henry Eaton, col, D. H. Reavis, J. H. Duke, D. W. McCraw, and W. H. Edwards, being chosen tried and sworn to speak the truth of and concerning the matter in the bill of Indictment charged upon their oaths say that the defendant is guilty—

Judgement of the court that the defendant Scott Nicholson be confined at hard labor in the Penitentiary for three years.

State vs. Thomas Walker.
Indictment for Larceny
—One Gun—

The  following jurors, to wit, Robert B. Thornton, Haywood Shearin, Jno M Brame, M. C. Duke, James T. Russell, Hillard Alston, col, O. T. Powell, M. P. Jones, Weldon Montgomery, col, Sprigg Brehon, col, Wm Burgess, col, and Conrad P. Rose being chosen tried and sworn to speak the truth of and concerning the matter in the bill of Indictment charged upon their oaths say, that they find the defendant guilty—

Judgement of the Court that the defendant be confined at hard labor in the Penitentiary for two years. 

State vs. Daniel Johnson col.
Indictment
Larceny six chickens

The following jurors, to wit, Thomas B. Watson, James K. Plummer, Thomas H. Southall, Henry S. Shearin, Robert B. Thornton, Richard W. Kearney Jr, Frederick King, James Pennington, col, Henry Eaton, col, D. H. Reaves, D. W. McCraw, and W. H. Edwards being chosen tried and sworn to speak the truth of and concerning the matter in the bill of Indictment charged upon their oaths say that the defendant is guilty—Judgement of the Court that the defendant be confined at hard labor in the Penitentiary for two years—

State vs. Major Wilkins, col.
Indictment for Larceny.
One Gun—& treasury note denomination of ten cents.

The following jurors to wit, Haywood Shearin, col, J. H. Duke, D. W. McCraw, Jno. M. Brame, M. C. Duke, James T. Russell, Hillard Alston, col, O. T. Powell, Weldon Montgomery, Sprigg Brehon, Wm Burgess, and Conrad P. Rose being chosen, tried and sworn to speak the truth of and concerning the matter in the bill of Indictment charged upon their oaths say that the defendant is guilty—

Judgement of the Court that the defendant Major Wilkins be confined at hard labor in the Penitentiary for two years.

State vs. Primus Davis, col.
Indictment for Burglary & Larceny.
Gun, candy, Jar, and nickel coins.

The defendant Primus Davis comes into Court, and pleads guilty of Larceny. Judgement of the court that the defendant Primus Davis, be confined at hard labor in the Penitentiary for three years.

State vs. James Alston, col.
Indictment for Larceny
—One mare—

The defendant James Alston comes into court and pleads guilty of receiving— Judgement of the court that the defendant be confined at hard labor in the Penitentiary for two years.

State vs. London Williams, col.
Indictment for Burglary & Larceny
Boots, shoes, vests, cloth & treasury notes—
—Tried on the court for larceny only—

The following jurors, to wit, Thomas B. Watson, James K. Plummer, Henry S. Shearin, Robert B. Thornton, Richard W. Kearney, Jr, Frederick King, Henry H. Harrison, James Pennington, col, Henry Eaton, col, Haywood Shearin, col, Wm. Burgess, col, and G. W. S. Tucker being chosen tried and sworn to speak the truth of and concerning the matter in the Bill of Indictment charged upon their oaths say that the defendant is guilty—

Judgement of the Court that the defendant London Williams be confined at hard labor in the Penitentiary for four years.

State vs. Jack Hathorn col. 
Indictment Larceny—
—Treasury Notes—

The defendant Jack Hathorn comes into Court and pleads guilty—Judgment of the court that the defendant Jack Hathorn be confined at hard labor in the Penitentiary for three years.

North Carolina
Warren County
I, William A. White Clerk of the Superior Court of said County, do hereby certify the foregoing to be a true and perfect transcript of the verdicts and judgements in the foregoing cases, as appears from the records of said court—