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277 law that the Consideration in the said Mortgage is true and Bona fide as therein set forth Wm R. Tall (JP) State of Maryland Dorchester County to wit: I hereby Certify that on this 14th day of May 1857 before the subscriber a Justice of the Peace of the said State in and for the County aforesaid personally appeared Uriah Maguire the Mortgagee named for the foregoing Mortgage and made oath in due form of law that the Consideration in the said Mortgage is true and Bona fide as therein set forth Wm R. Tall (JP) Jacob Willey Be it remembered and it is hereby Certified that the following Indenture was √ from xd received and recorded on the 25th day of May Anno Domini 1857 to wit Harriet Ann Cornish In Dorchester County Orphans' Court Harriet Ann Cornish a negro Girl of the age of six years the fifteenth day of October last past comes into Court and it being represented to the Court that the said Harriet Ann Cornish is not at service or learning a trade or employed in the service of her parents and that she is without means sufficient for her maintenance or support; and the Court being satisfied that such representation is true; and believing also that it would greatly conduce to the good of the said Child that she should be put to learn some trade or useful business. The said Harriet Ann Cornish is therefore on this twenty fifth day of May in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and fifty seven bound as an apprentice by John H Hodson Zadock H. Rosse and Levin Jones Justices of the Orphans' Court for Dorchester County unto Jacob Willey until she the said Harriet Ann Cornish shall arrive to the age of sixteen years under the provisions of an act of the General Assembly of Maryland passed December Session 1839 Chapter 35 And the said Jacob Willey being here present in Court agrees to take the said Harriet Ann Cornish as an apprentice until she shall arrive to the said age. And the said Jacob Willey doth also on his part acknowledge himself bound and by these presents doth contract promise and agree to teach the said apprentice or cause her to be taught plain serving and housework and to supply her with suitable clothing and maintenance during her apprenticeship and when free to give her ten Dollars and two suits of clothes as freedom dues. And the said Jacob Willey doth further contract promise and agree to give the said apprentice in lieu of education the sum of Fifteen Dollars when free in addition to the freedom dues above required to be given In Witness Whereof we hereunto subscribe our names and affix our seals to this Indenture this 25th day of May A. D. 1857. Signed sealed and delivered Jno H. Hodson (seal) Judges of in the presence of Zadock H. Rosse (seal) the Orphans E. W. LeCompte Levin Jones (seal) Court for D. C. his Jacob x Willey (seal) mark John D Parker Be it remembered and it is hereby Certified that the following Indenture √ from xd was received and recorded on the 25th day of May Anno Domini 1857 to wit Charles Ross In Dorchester County Orphans' Court Charles Ross a negro boy of the age of three years the tenth day of June last past being brought into Court; and it being represented to the Court that the said Charles Ross is not at service or learning a trade or employed in the service of his parents and that he is without means sufficient |
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