Caroline County VA - Guardian Bonds 1821-1844: orphans of Henry c. Lipscomb, 1827: Virginia

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Know all Men by these presents,That we Mary lipscomb,William W. Dickinson
are
held and firmly bound to Charles Tod,Edmund Clark,Pichegru Woolfolk,James W.
Upshaw.
Gentlemen Justices of the court of Caroline county,now sitting,in the sum
of,Three
thousand dollars to the payment whereof well and truly to be made to the
said Justices
and their successors;we bind ourselves,and each of us,our,and each of our
heirs,executors
and administrators,jointly and severally,firmly by these presents.Sealed
with our seals,
this 14th day of march 1827.The Condition of the above obligation is
such-That if the above
bound Mary lipscomb has executors and administrators,shall well and truly
pay and deliver,
or cause to be paid and delivered,unto Lavinia,Augustinn & Henry I. Lipscomb
orphans of
Henry C. Lipscomb decd all such estate or estates as now is,or are,or
hereafter shall appear
to be due to the said orphans when and as soon as she shall attain to lawful
age,or when
thereto required by the Justices of the said county court,shall faithfully
execute the duties
of her office according to law,and also keep harmless the above named
Justices,their and
every of their heirs,executors and administrators,from all trouble and
damages
that shall or may arise about the said estate;then the above obligation to
be void,
otherwise to remain in full force.
sealed and delivered}       Signed:   Mary Lipscomb
in the presence of         Signed:   Wm W. Dickinson
the court