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       of the said Clement Biddle and John Biddle and Company and Clement Biddle
       and Company and Rodolph Tellier in due and Rateable Proportion to the Just demands of the
       several Creditors &.ca  And the said Clement Biddle and John Biddle did therein Covenant
       Grant and agree that They would at the Request of the said Trustees make and execute
       such further Deed or Deeds and other Conveyances as should be Required for the more full
       and Perfect Assurance and Confirmation of the Premisses unto the said Trustees for the Uses
       aforesaid as in and by the said Recited Deed Poll Relation ^being^ thereunto had more fully
       and at large appears   And Whereas Abraham Lott Esquire by Indentures of
       Lease and Release bearing Date Respectively the twentieth and Twenty first Days of
       May in the year of our Lord 1779 for the Consideration therein mentioned did Grant
       and confirm unto the said Clement Biddle his Heirs and Assigns One full Equal
       & undivided Moiety or half part (the whole to be into Two Equal parts Divided) of and in
       all that Certain Tract or Parcel of Land Situate lying and being in the County of
       Albany in eh State of New York beginning at a White oak Tree formerly marked
       AKW and since Marked with the Letter and figures (GB 1707) Standing on a Point
       of Land on the East side of a Brook called by the Indians Kiskatamanaksak and
       by the Christians Countrymans Hill on the West side of a Round Hill Called
       Waweantepakoak which said Tree is likewise the place where a Tract of Nine
       hundred and fifty Acres of Land granted in the Year 1741 to Martin Van Bergin
       begins and runs thence East twenty six Chains to the Line of Marked Trees Marked
       for the out Bounds of the Patent formerly Granted to Martin Van Bergen and William
       Salisbury by the Commissioners appointed to make Partition and Division of the
       said Patent in the Year 1764 and runs thence along the said Line South Eighteen
       Chains then South seven Degrees and thirty Minutes East forty one Chains
       then South thirteen Degrees and forty five Minutes East thirty Six Chains then
       South twenty one Degrees West forty Chains then South twenty nine Degrees and
       fifteen Minutes East forty Chains then South thirty two Degrees and fifteen
       Minutes East forty Chains then South thirty six Degrees and forty Minutes
       East thirteen Chains to a Tract of Land granted in the year (1719) to Henry
       Bookman and Gilbert Livingston commonly called and known by the Name
       of Kiskatamanacha then along the Bounds of the last mentioned Tract
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