Indenture: Francis Farley to Samuel Pack, 310 acres, 4 April 1799: 
Monroe Co., VA (now WV)

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Deed Book 1799-1805, Page 39-40

This Indenture made the sixth day of April, in the year of our 
Lord one thousand seven hundred and ninety nine between Francis 
Farley of the County of Greenbrier and State of Virginia of the 
one part, and Samuel Pack of the of the County and State aforesaid 
of the other part, witnesseth that the said Francis Farley, in 
order to secure the payment of a debt of one hundred and two pounds 
with interest and costs due from him the said Francis, unto Messrs. 
Skiles and Arbuckle, for which he is sued, in the worshipful Court 
of Greenbrier, and the said Samuel Pack, has entered his special 
bail, to abide the condemnations of the said Court, and in 
consideration of one dollar, to him in hand paid by the said 
Pack, at or before the ensealing and delivery of these presents, 
the reciept whereof is hereby acknowledged, he the said Francis 
Farley, hath granted, bargained and sold, and by their presents, 
doth grant, bargain, and sell unto the said Samuel Pack, all 
that tract, or parcel of land lying and being in the County of 
Greenbrier, on a New River, containing eighty acres, by grant 
bearing date the fifteenth day of October one thousand seven 
hundred and eighty six, being the land the said Farley now lives 
on, with the blacksmith shed and tools, also one other tract 
containing two hundred and twenty acres, by grant bearing date 
the twelth day of August one thousand seven hundred and ninety 
two, lying and being in the County of Greenbrier on the Bufaloe 
Run, a Branch of New River, also one other tract containing ten 
acres, by grant bearing date the thirtieth day of May one 
thousand seven hundred and eighty five, lying and being in the 
County of Montgomery, in an Island of New River below Culbertson's 
Bottom and the recession and reversions, remainder and remainders, 
yearly of other rents, tithes and profits to thereof, I also all 
the estate, right, tittle, interest, trust, property, claim and 
demand, whatsoever both at law and in equity of him, the said 
Francis Farley, unto or out of the said lands, tenements, 
hereditaments and premises.  

To have and to hold, the said bargained premises herein before 
mentioned to be hereby granted with their and every of their 
appurtainances unto the said Samuel Peck, his heirs, executors, 
administrators and assigns forever, upon trust, nevertheless, 
that the said Samuel Pack shall as soon as he conveniently can, 
in case he suffers by said bail (after having advertised, the 
time and place of the sale of the property, before mentioned, in 
some publick newspapers, published nearest the residence of the 
said Francis Farley) proceed to sell the same to the highest 
bidder for the best price that can be obtained, and out of the 
monies arising from the sale, in the first place to pay and 
satisie, all reasonable charges, attending such sale and then 
the above mentioned debt and the residue of the monies arise 
in from such sale as aforesaid (if any) to the use of the said 
Francis Farley, his executors, administrators, or assigns, to 
such person or persons as he by written under his hand shall a
ppoint and in default of such appointment, to such person and 
persons as would be thereto entitled by virtue of the statute, 
for distribution of intestates estates, and it is also fully to 
be understood by and between the said Francis Farley and Samuel 
Peck by the above indenture in trust, that if the said Francis 
Farley shall or doth satisfie and pay the aforesaid debt or so 
to provide that the said Samuel Peck shall be exonorated from 
the payment thereof an exculpated from the before mentioned bail, 
it shall and is to be compleat and full release, for the said 
estate so deeded in trust-In Witness whereof the said Francis 
Farley hath hereunto set his hand and affixed his seal the day 
and year first above written.
					        his
					Francis (X)  {SEAL}
					        mark

Signed, sealed and acknowledged in the presence of John Hutchison, 
Matt Farley and Lewis Adkins.

At a court held for Monroe County at the house of James Alexander, 
Esq. the 17th day of September 1799-this Deed of Trust from Francis 
Farley to Samuel Peck proved by John Hutchison and Lewis Adkins, 
ordered to be certified.  Test. John Hutchison, Monroe County, 
March Court, 1800-this Deed of Trust from Francis Farley to Samuel 
Peck was further proved by Matt Farley and ordered to be recorded.

					Test.  John Hutchison