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Provincial Court Land Records, 1749-1756
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       following Proviso Provided always and ^it^ was the true Intent and meaning of all Parties concerned
       in that Deed that if the said John Bickerton his Heirs Executors or Administrators should
       well and truly pay or cause to be paid unto the said Thomas Barkley and Thomas Williamson
       their Heirs or Assigns or either or any of them at the City of Annapolis the above mentioned Sum of
       Forty eight Pounds four Shillings and one penny Sterling with the legal Interest thereof at any time
       within Six Months from the date thereof that then that present Bargain and Sale and all and
       every Covenant Grant Article and thing therein contained should to all Intents and Purposes
       be utterly Void and of none Effect But if default ^of Payment^ should be made in part or all Contrary to the
       form above declared that then that present Bargain and Sale and every Covenant Grant
       Article and thing therein Contained should to all Intents and Purposes stand remain and abide
       in its full force as in and by the said Deed Indented Proviso or Condition Signed Sealed and
       Delivered duly Acknowledged and Recorded relation being thereunto had more fully appeared
       Which said Sum of Forty eight Pounds four Shillings and one Penny Sterling or any part thereof
       was not paid or tendered to be paid to the said Thomas Barkley and Thomas Williamson or either
       of them at the day of the Proviso of Redemption limitted for Payment thereof and yet remains
       unpaid by reason whereof the ^said^ Land and Premisses and the whole Estate of the said John
       Bickerton therein became forfeited to the said Thomas Barkely and Thomas Williamson
       And Whereas the said Thomas Barkley by many Loses and Misfortunes in Trade and otherwise
       is Totally rendered Incapable to pay his own Debts and that the Payment of the said Sum of
       Forty eight Pounds four Shillings and one Penny Sterling was only made by the said Thomas
       Barkley in a Bill of Exchange drawn by him to the said Thomas Williamson and by him
       Endorst to the said John Bickerton which is since return'd Protested and the said Thomas Williamson
       is become liable to the Payment thereof with Interest and Protest And Whereas the
       said Thomas Williamson by his Acceptance hereof has undertaken to Indempnify the said
       Thomas Barkley from the Payment thereof Now this Indenture further Witnesseth
       That the said Thomas Barkley for and in Consideration of the Premisses and that the said Thomas
       Williamson has undertaken to Indemnify him from the Payment of the afs.d Bill & Protest as
       also for and in Consideration of the Sum of five Shillings Current Money to him in hand paid
       by the said Thomas Williamson at and before the ensealing and delivery of these Presents
       the Receipt whereof is hereby Acknowledge Hath Granted Bargained Sold Assigned and set over
       and by these Presents Doth fully Clearly and Absolutely Grant Bargain Sell Assign and set
       over unto the said Thomas Williamson his Executors Administrators and Assigns as well the
       said Tract of Land and all other the Premisses with the Appurtenances whatsoever and Negroes
       aforesaid in and by the said Indenture of bemise Granted to the said Thomas Barkley and
       Thomas Williamson as aforesaid and also all the Estate Right Title Interest Property Claim
       and Demand whatsoever which he the said Thomas Barkley his Ex.rs Adm.rs or Assigns now
       hath may or might to have or Claim in or to the said Tract of Land and Premisses or any
       part thereof and Negroes afs.d by force and Virtue of the said Indenture of Mortgage above
       recited or of any thing therein mentioned or contained Together with the said Indenture of
       Mortgage or Demise aforesaid and all other Writings relating to or concerning the same
       To have and to hold the said Tract of Land and Premisses with the Appurtenances and
       Negroes afsd unto the said Thomas Williamson his Ex.rs Adm.rs and Assigns to his and
       their own Proper Use and Behoof in as large Ample and Beneficial manner and form
       to all Intents and Purposes as he the said Thomas Barkley now hath or might or
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