UPSON COUNTY, GA - COURT Nathaniel Waller Assault of Epsey Beard

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Upson Superior Court May Term 1852

State of Georgia Upson County

The Grand Jurors sworn chosen and selected for the
County of Upson towit: James Anderson, Zachariah
Lawrence, Isaac Dickinson, Fryer F. Mathews, Miles R.
Meadows, __ H. Taylor, Jeremiah Mathews, Terryl B.
Wilson, Charles R. Green, Peter Holloway, Francis
Reviere, Benjamin Torbert, William Traylor, William
McKinny, Philip Cunningham, John Traylor, John N. Webb,
James Garrett, James McCoy, Jeptha F. Walker, Jeremiah
R. Mann, Abner Abercrombie, Lennel M. Gatlin; in the
name and behalf of the citizens of Georgia, charge and
accuse Nathaniel Waller of the County and State
aforesaid, with the offence of assault and battery; For
the said Nathaniel Waller in the County aforesaid on
the thirteenth day of March in the year of our Lord One
thousand eight hundred and fifty two with force and
arms in and upon one Epsey C. Beard in the peace of God
and said State, then and there being, did make an
assault and __ the said Epsey C. Beard, did then and
there, unlawfully beat, wound and ill-treat; and other
wrongs to the said Epsey C. Beard then and there did
contrary to the laws of said State, the good order
peace and dignity thereof.

Upson Superior Court May Term 1852 (Signed) J. A. Thrasher Sol. Geu?

Witnesses Alphas Beard, Prosecutor

Epsey C. Beard

William Lamb

L. M. Gatlin

The defendant Nathaniel Waller arraigned and plead not
guilty

We the jury find the defendant guilty 

(Signed) Wm O. Smith, foreman

Where upon it is considered and adjudged by the court
that the defendant Nathaniel Waller pay a fine of
Twenty five dollars and the cost of prosecution; and it
is further ordered by the Court that the defendant have
leave to give security and stay execution sixty days as
in civil cases.

May 11th 1852 (Signed) J. A. Thrasher Sol. Geu?

The State

vs. Assault and Battery

Nathaniel Waller