On Tuesday, November 16th, 1852
Lemon v. Hargis, in which plaintiff accuses Lincoln's client of unlawfully detaining four oxen, and demands $100 damages, is referred to umpires. Lincoln writes and files bond for costs in Page v. Tanner. In Markwell v. Howarth he writes and files affidavit for continuance. He loses Masterson v. Northcutt, trespass, when jury finds defendant not guilty.Record; Photocopy.

Related sources from The Abraham Lincoln Papers at the Library of Congress

[Abraham Lincoln], Tuesday, November 16, 1852 (Affidavit for Continuance in case of William H. Markwell vs. George Howarth; signed by Lewis M. Clements)

[Abraham Lincoln], Tuesday, November 16, 1852 (Bond for Costs in case of Thomas D. Page vs. Henry Tanner; signed by J. R. Gunn)

Lincoln Timemap for 1852