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23) Subscriber one of his Lordships Justices of the Provincial Court Jn.o Brice Nov.r 10.th 1749 Received of M.r Abell Brown One Pound Eighteen Shillings Sterling for his Lordships use (it being the Alienation fine on the within mentioned Nine Hundred and fifty Acres of Land By Virtue of a Commission from Benj.a Tasker Esq.r his said Lordships Agent 13 1/2 and Receiver General Rich.d Dorsey Recorded Nov.r 10.th 1749 Ex.d This Indenture made the twenty first day of October 1749 Between George Rock of Cecil County Merchant of the one Part and Daniel Dulany of Annapolis Esq.r of the other Part Whereas the said George Rock on the twenty Second day of June last part drew three Bills of Exchange all of one Tenor on on Ralph Vernon for One hundred and Eighty four Pounds four Shill and three Pence Payable to the said Daniel Dulany And Whereas the said George Rock is Indebted to the said Daniel Dulany in forty Eight Pounds seven Shill & five Pence Sterl and two Months Interest thereof Now this Indenture Witnesseth that the said George Rock for the better Security of the said several Sums of Money And in Consideration of five Shill Sterl to him in hand paid by the said Daniel Dulany the Receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged Hath Granted Bargained and Sold And by these Presents Doth Grant Bargain and Sell unto the said Daniel Dulany twenty Acres of Land in Cecil County on North East River on a Branch thereof laid out for Building a Grist Mill and Granted by Lease by the Right Honble the Lord Propry bearing the twenty ninth Day of September 1749 to the said George Rock together with the said Grist Mill and all other Houses Buildings Improvements Conveniencie Profits Advantages and Appurtenances thereunto belonging or therewith used To have and to hold to the said Daniel Dulany his Exors Adm.rs or Assigns to his and their own use for and during the Residue of the Term for which the said Premisses are Demised And the said George Rock for himself and his Heirs Exors & Adm.rs doth Covenant and Agree to and with the said Daniel Dulany his Exors Adm.rs & Assigns that the Premisses and every part of them are and is free from all Charges & Incumbrances whatsoever Provided always that if the said Bills of Exchange shall be duly paid by the said Ralph Vernon and that the said George Rock shall well and truly pay unto Daniel Dulany his Exors Adm.rs or Assigns the said forty Eight Pounds seven Shill and five Pence Sterl with the Lawfull interest thereof on the twenty first day of December next Ensuing or in case the said Bills of Exchange shall be Protested the said George Rock shall well and truly pay unto the said Daniel Dulany the said Sum of One Hundred and Eighty four Pounds four Shillings and three pence Sterl with fifteen P Cent and charge of Protest within ten days after Notice shall be given him of such Protest Then the within Deed and every Article and clause thereof shall cease Determine and be absolutely Null and Void And the said George Rock his Exors or Adm.rs shall be Seized and Possessed of all the Premisses as of his former Estate any thing in these Presents to the Contrary Notwithstanding And the said George Rock for himself his Heirs Exors & Adm.rs doth Grant Covenant and Agree to and with the said Daniel Dulany his Exors Adm.rs & Assigns that he the said George Rock shall well and truly pay the said forty Eight Pounds seven Shillings and five Pence Sterl with the Interest thereof on the twenty Second day of December next And the said One Hundred and Eighty four Pounds four Shill and three Sterl with the fifteen P Cent and charge of Protest within ten Days Notice of such Protest In Witness whereof the said George Rock hath to these Presents set his Hand and (Seal) |
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