Land: Deed by Samuel J. Arbuckle to John R. Ricards (1873), Cecil County, MD

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Cecil County Land Record Book, Liber DS, Number 9, Folio 565

I Samuel J Arbuckle of Cecil County in the State of Maryland in consideration of 
the sum of Twelve Hundred Dollars paid me by John R Ricards of the City of 
Baltimore do hereby bargain and sell to the said John R Ricards the following 
property to wit; one gray mare “Lady”, one bay mare “Jennie”, one Jersey(?) 
Lind(?) carriage, one sleigh, three bedsteads and bedding, three feather beds, 
three mattresses, three bureaux, three wash stands, three tables, three wash 
Bowls, pitchers and fixtures, three dozen chairs, two stoves, one hundred yards 
of Carpet, two sets of plated table ware, consisting of Coffee pots, tea pots, 
sugar bowls, cream jugs, spoons, forks and said property being now in my 
possession in Cecil County aforesaid.
Witness my hand and seal this twenty third day of August in the year eighteen 
hundred and seventy three.
Sam’l J Arbuckle
Test
J R Brown
State of Maryland
Cecil County Sch(?):
I hereby certify that on this twenty third day of August in the year eighteen 
hundred and seventy three before me the subscriber a Justice of the Peace of the 
State of Maryland, in and for Cecil County, personally appeared Samuel J 
Arbuckle and acknowledged the aforegoing Bill of Sale to be his act, and at the 
same time also personally appeared before me John R Ricards and made oath in due 
form of law that the consideration mentioned in said Bill of Sale is true and 
bona fide as therein set forth.
Acknowledged and sworn before and certified by
J R Brown JP
Recorded August 23rd 1873 and examined                        Per <blank>, Clk



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