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John AILSTOCK 1829 Deed Transcribed |
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| This Indenture made this 20th day of June 1829 between John AILSTOCK
of Lousia County of the one part and Francis A. HOUCHINS and William N. WALDROPE
of said County of the other part: Whereas the said John AILSTOCK is justly
indebted to Edmund BULLOCK in the sum of sixty four dollars and nine cents
good and lawful money of Virginia to be paid on or before the 25th of December
next by penal bond bearing equal date with these presents, which debt with
the interest should any acrue, the said John AILSTOCK is desirous to secure:
Now this Indenture Witnesseth; that for and in consideration of the premises
and for the further consideration of One dollar to the said John AILSTOCK
in hand paid by the said Francis A. HOUCHENS and William A. WALDROPE, the
reciept of which is hereby acknowledged the said doth grant bargin and sell
to the said HOUCHINS and WALDROPE their heirs and assigns forever a yoke
of Oxen a Cow and Calf two hogs and his growing Tobacco Crop, warrenting
a good right and Title to the said HOUCHINS and WALDROP against the claims
of all persons whatever: In Trust nevertheless that the said HOUCHINS and
WALDROPE shall permit the said John AILSTOCK to remain in possession of the
above named property to his own use, untill default be made in the payment
of the said sum of Sixty four dollars and nine cents either in whole or in
part. Thant then they or either of them, so soon as they may think
proper, or the said Edmund BULLOCK require, make sale of the above named
property or so much thereof as may be necessary, to the highest bidder for
cash ready (after having advanced the time and place of such sale at last
publick places in said County at least three weeks previous to such sales
and out of the money rising therefrom after paying all charges attending
the execution of this deed, and a reasonable commission to themselves shall
pay the said Edmund BULLOCK his heirs or assigns the sum due him and the
balance of any shall be paid to the said John AILSTOCK his heirs or assigns.
But in case no default be made in the payment of said debt then
the Indenture to be void. In Witness Whereof the parties have set their
hand and seals this day and year first above written.
Signed sealed and delivered in presence of John (his X mark) AILSTOCK {seal} Jos. W. MICHIE In Louisa County Court Clerks Office June 20th 1829 This Deed was this day presented in the said Office & acknowledged by John AILSTOCK to be his act and deed and admitted to record Teste John HUNTER C.S.C. |
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