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Howard County Circuit Court, Chattel Records, 1854-1860
Volume 814, Page 387   View pdf image
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and Alfred C Hearn as Justices of the Peace aforesaid by virtue
of the power and authority to them given in and by an act of the General
Assembly passed at November Session in the year one thousand
seven hundred and ninety four.  Entitled a supplement to the
act entitled an act for the better regulation of Apprintices
have placed and bound out and by these presents do place
and bind out as an apprentice Margaret Togood who on the
first day of April next will be of the age of seven years the
daughter of Eliza Togood of the said County of Indigent circumstances
with the consent and approbation of said Eliza Togood to
learn the art trade and mystery of Housekeeping after the
manner of an apprentice:  the said Margaret Togood to
dwell with and serve the John D Day from the date of these
presents until the first day of April in the year of Eighteen
hundred and seventy one when the said Margaret Togood shall
attain to the age of eighteen years during all which time and term
the said Margaret Togood shall the said John D Day well
and faithfully serve in all such lawful business as the
Margaret Togood shall be put unto by her said master
according to the power and ability of her the said Margaret
Togood and honestly and obediently in all things shall
behave herself toward her said master and honestly
and obediently towards the rest of the family of the
said John D Day
And the said John D Day on her part doth hereby promise
and agree to teach and instruct the said apprintice or cause
her to be taught and instructed in the art trade or calling
of housekeeping by the best way or manner he can and
shall well and faithfully find and provide for the said
apprintice good and sufficient meat drink clothing
lodging and other necessaries fit and convenient for such
an apprentice during the term aforesaid and at the Expiration
thereof shall give unto the said apprintice two suits of
wearing apparal one suitable for sunday and the other
for working days and eighteen dollars as her freedom dues
In testimony the said John Ridgely of Jno Alfred C Hearn
and John D. Day have hereunto interchangeably set
their hands and seals the day and year first above written
Signed sealed and                  John Ridgely of Jno   (seal)
delivered in presence of         Alfred C Hearn          (seal)
John Orem                            John D Day jr            (seal)
Thomas Ridgely

Received to be recorded on the 2nd day of November 1859
Same day Recorded & Examined pr.      W. W. Watkins clk


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