1837 North Carolina Arrest Warrant

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Title: 1837 North Carolina Arrest Warrant

Description: Partially printed document being an 1837 arrest warrant from Johnston County, North Carolina, ordering the local sheriff to take Wright Strickland into custody. Issued by Court Clerk William Guy, the warrant stems from a Grand Jury indictment for "Assault & Battery." It commands the sheriff to "take the body" of Strickland and ensure his appearance before the Superior Court of Law at the courthouse in Smithfield to answer for the charges. Additional docketing on verso. Very Good with wear and small tape remnant at top, measures 8 x 6.5".

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