Trust Deed, William P. Hebard to David Clarke Et Al

Source: Family History Collection of Thomas Ivey Clarke 

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State of Mississippi, Monroe County
This indenture made and entered into this 4th day of July 1851 between 
William P. Hebard of the County of Monroe of the first part, Hiram N. 
Clarke of the County of Monroe of the second part, and David Clarke, 
Jerry G. Walker and William H. Walton of the County of Monroe of the 
third part:  That whereas the said David Clarke, Jerry G. Walker, and 
William H. Walton did on the 2nd day of July 1851, become accommodation 
sureties of the said William P. Hebard on a certain promissory note of 
that date payable three months after the date thereof to the order of 
Davis and Acker for the sum of $500.00

And whereas the said William P. Hebard is anxious and desirous to 
endemify (sic) and save harmless the said Clarke, Walker, and Walton 
against all losses that may or can happen on account of this Securityship 
(sic) on said note, therefore in consideration of the premises as well as 
for and in consideration of the sum of $5.00 to the said Hebard in hand 
paid him by the Hiram N. Clarke the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged.  
The said Hebard hath this day bargained, sold and delivered unto the said 
Hiram N. Clarke a fine new case of Dental Instruments and a certain Bay 
Horse.

Upon trust nevertheless, and upon the express stipulation and agreement 
that the said William P. Hebard shall have quiet and peaceable possession 
of the said case of Dental Instruments and horse until default of payment 
be made in said promissory note by the said Hebard, and in any part 
thereof.
                                                                         
                                            William P. Hebard {seal}
                                            Hiram N. Clarke   {seal}