Deed:  Madison to Terrell, Caroline Co., VA


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Deed 46-376 William J. Madison (tr) George H. Terrell

An Indenture made this 10th day of Sep. 1849 between 
William J. Madison of the first part, Lindley Terrel 
of the second part and George H. Terrell of the third 
part all of Caroline County and state of Virginia; 
whereas the said William J. Madison is justly indebted 
to the said George H. Terrell in the sum of eighty 
dollars and cents by bond bearing date on the 10th 
day of Sep. 1849 and payable on demand the payment 
whereof said William J. Madison is desirous to occur, 
Now this Indenture witnesseth that for and is in 
consideration of the promises and further consideration 
of the promises and for the further consideration of 
one dollar in hand paid by the said Lindley Terrell the 
receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged he the said 
William J. Madison does by these present grant bargain 
sell and convey unto the said Lindley Terrell his heirs 
and assigns all his crops of corn tobacco shucks and fodder 
and all his household and kitchen furniture and farming 
utensils also all his interest in his fathers estate who 
their in land or many together with all the privileges and
appurtenances to the said property in any will appertaining 
or belonging to have and to hold to him the said Lindley 
Terrell his heirs and assigns forever again and the said 
William J. Madison for himself his heirs executors and 
administrators does covenant with the said Lindley Terrell 
his heirs and assigns that he the said William J. Madison  
will and his heirs execs and admins shall warrant and defend 
the same to the said Lindley Terrell his heirs assigns forever 
against the lawful claims and demands of all person whatsoever 
upon trust nevertheless that the said Lindley Terrell his heirs 
and assigns shall permit the said William J. Madison to remain 
in quiet and peaceable possession of said property and its 
appurtenances until default be made in the payment of said 
sum of eighty dollars in whole or in part and then upon this 
further trust that the said Lindley Terrell shall and will 
so soon after the happening of such default of payment as be 
shall be requested be the said George H. Terrell his .... 
admint or assigns so to do sell all of said property and 
its appurtenances or such part thereof as shall be sufficient 
for the purpose at public auction to the highest bidder for 
ready money after having fixed the time and place of sale at 
his own discretion and given fifteen days notice thereof 
at three of the most conspicuous places in the neighborhood 
and also notified the same by advertisement the door of the 
courthouse of Caroline County on some court day previous to 
the day of the sale and out of the proceeds of sales shall 
after satisfying the expenses thenceof and all other expenses 
attending the execution of this trust pay to the said 
George H. Terrell his exec admins or assigns the debt of 
aforesaid and the interest thereon or such part thereof as 
may then be due and the balance if any shall pay to said 
William J. Madison his heirs execs or admins or assigns. 
But if the whole of said debt and accruing interest shall 
be fully paid off and discharged to the said George H. Terrell 
his execs admins or assigns on or before the said 10th day 
of September 1849 so that no default of payment of said debt 
is made then this indenture shall be void or else remain in 
full force and virtue; In testimony whereof the parties to 
these presents have herewith set their hand and seals this 
the day and year first before written. William J. Madison 
( His mark) J.P. Terrell, W...all of Caroline County and 
state of Virginia inteslined before ...Teste J.P. Terrel.


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