GILES COUNTY, VA - DEEDS - Henry Gore to Albert G. Pendleton, 17 Oct 1836
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THIS INDENTURE made and entered into this 17th day of October 1836
between Henry Gore of the first, Albert G. Pendleton (Trustee) of
the second part, and James A. Dunlap of the third - the two first
of the County of Giles, and the latter of the County of Monroe.
Witnesseth that whereas the said Henry Gore is justly indebted to
said Dunlap in the sum of $241.05 due by note bearing date the 17th
of October 1830 & being desirous of Securing the Same, he the said
Gore in consideration of the ___________ and for the further
consideration of one dollar to him in hand paid by the said
Pendleton at and before the ensealing & delivery of these presents
the receipt whereof the said Gore doth hereby acknowledge he said
Gore doth give grant sell convey alien and confirm to the said
Pendleton his heirs & assigns forever two certain tracts or parcels
of land lying & being in the County of Giles and containing by
estimation four hundred and four acres be the same more or less of
Giles, being the same land conveyed by James Dunn & wife to said
Gore by deed bearing date the 15th Oct 1831 & of record in the
Clerk's Office of Giles County Court to have & to hold the said
land to the said Pendleton & his heirs forever free from the claim
or claims of the said Gore for himself and his heirs doth warrant
and forever defend the title of said two tracts of land with their
appurtenances to the said Pendleton & his heirs forever against the
claim of all and every person,  In Trust nevertheless that if the
said Henry Gore shall on or before the 1st day of August 1837 pay
to the said James A. Dunlap or his assigns, or to the said
Pendleton, the aforesaid Sum of $241.05 cts. with interest from its
date due as aforesaid, & the cost of drawing & recording this deed,
then this Indenture to be void - in default whereof the said
Pendleton shall so soon as directed by the Said Dunlap his heirs or
assigns, after giving publick notice by written advertisement at
Giles Court House for thirty days previous to sale, sell at said
Court House to the highest bidder for cash the aforesaid two tracts
or parcels of land and out of the proceeds of such sale first pay
the expenses attending the drawing & recording this deed then pay
over to said Dunlap or his assigns the amount of $241.05 due as
aforesaid with interest as aforesaid, and the balance if any, pay
over to the said Gore or his heirs & assigns, but should said lands
not sell for a sum sufficient to pay said debt & cost as aforesaid,
then the said Gore binds himself & his heirs to pay any balance
that may be due to the said Dunlap and his heirs.  In Witness
whereof the parties hereunto set their hands and affix their seals
the day & year above written

                                        Henry Gore     (Seal)

                                        A. G. Pendleton  (Seal)

                                        James A. Dunlap   (Seal)

Virginia
          In the County Court of Giles May term 1838.
     This deed in trust from Henry Gore to Albert G. Pendleton to
secure James A. Dunlap was presented in court & acknowledged in
Court of the Debtor & Trustee & admitted to record

                                        Teste

                                             R. A. French  CGC


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