DEED:  Francis J. Campbell Deed of Trust
SOURCE:  Nelson County Deed Book 14, Page 333
CONTRIBUTOR:  Sylvia Ray  <SylviaCamdenRay@aol.com>
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This Deed made this 27th day of September 1855 between Francis J. Campbell of the 
first part, and Thomas S. Fitzpatrick and Charles N. Patterson of the second part, 
and James S. Penn and Penn and Witt of the third part, witnesseth that the said 
Francis J. Campbell in order to secure the following debts to wit:  a debt to James 
S. Penn due by bond bearing date the 27th day of September 1855 and carrying interest 
from the 1st day of July last for the sum of thirty five dollars and thirty one cents 
and further to secure a debt to said Penn due by bond bearing date the 13th day of 
September 1854 and carrying interest from the first day of January 1854 and further 
to secure a debt to Penn and Witt for the sum of one hundred and nineteen dollars and 
nine cents due by bond bearing date the 13th day of September 1852 and bearing 
interest from the 1st day of September 1854 and for and in consideration of the 
further sum of one dollar when in hand paid by the said Fitzpatrick & Patterson the 
said Francis J. Campbell has this day granted, bargained and sold and by these 
presents doth grant, bargain and sell to the said Fitzpatrick and Patterson the 
following property to wit:  all his cop of corn fodder and shucks and his crop of 
tobacco made the present year and one brindle cow to have and to hold to them and 
their heirs forever upon trust nevertheless and upon this consideration that in case 
the said Francis J. Campbell shall fail to pay the aforesaid debts it shall and may 
be lawful for the said Fitzpatrick and Patterson or either of them, at any time after 
the 1st day of January 1856, having first advertised the time and place of sale at 
least ten days at some public place in the neighborhood of the said Campbell, to sell 
to the highest bidder for cash the whole of the within here mentioned property or so 
much thereof as shall be sufficient to pay the cost of recording this deed and making 
such sale and then first pay the debts to the said James S. Penn and them the debts 
to Penn and Witt and the remainder, if any, pay over to the said Campbell or his legal 
representatives.  In testimony whereof the parties have hereunto set their hands and 
affixed their seals this day and year first written.

                                                    Francis J. Campbell {seal}
								
Sealed, Signed and Delivered
in presence of:

George R. Giles
Peter J. Hill

In Nelson County Court Clerk's Office October 2nd, 1855 this deed was presented in the 
office duly certified as to the acknowledgment of the parties and admitted to record.

                                                    Thomas J. Massie, Clk


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