Indenture: John & Rebecca Hutchison to Samuel Pack, 400 acres, 
20 August 1799: Monroe Co., VA (now WV)

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Deed Book 1799-1805, Page 17-18

This Indenture made the twentieth day of August, in the year of 
our Lord one thousand seven hundred and ninety nine between the 
said John Hutchison and Rebecca of the County of Monroe and State 
of Virginia of the one part, and Samuel Peck of the of the County 
and State aforesaid of the other part, witnesseth that the said 
John Hutchison and Rebecca his wife, for and in consideration of 
the sum of one dollar, lawful money, to them in hand paid, by him 
the said Samuel Peck, the receipt whereof, they do hereby 
acknowledge, doth bargained and sold and do by their presents, 
bargain, sell and confirm, to the said Samuel Pack, and his heirs 
and assigns forever, a certain tract, or parcel of land containing 
400 acres by survey bearing date the sixth day of June one 
thousand seven hundred and eighty five, and granted to him by 
Letters Pattent, the fourth day of August one thousand seven 
hundred and eighty eight, lying and being in the County of Monroe 
(formerly Greenbrier) on Brush Creek, a Branch of New River, 
adjoining the lands of Andrew Wilson and is bounded and followeth 
(to wit), Beginning at two gums and red oak, corner to Wilson and 
with the same North 12 degrees, West 105 poles to three white 
oaks, North 5 degrees, West 182 poles to a black, white oak and 
hickory on Joshua's Ridge, corner to said Wilson and leaving the 
same, North 60 degrees, East 120 poles to a black and two white 
oaks, on said Ridge, thence South 35 degrees, East 34 poles to 
two white oaks, South 55 degrees, East 162 poles to two white
 oaks, South 23 degrees, East 64 poles to a hickory and two white 
oaks, South 10 degrees, West 140 poles to two white oaks and 
dogwood, South 86 degrees, West 190 poles to the Beginning, with 
all its appurtenances.  To have and to hold the said 400 acres 
with its appurtenances, to the said Samuel Pack, his heirs and 
assigns forever, and the said John Hutchison and Rebecca his 
wife, the tract of land unto the said Samuel Pack and his heirs, 
both for themselves and their heirs, covenant and agree, that 
the said tract of land unto the said Samuel Pack and his heirs, 
against the claim or claims of all person or persons, whatsoever, 
will forever warrant and defend, in witness whereof, the said 
John Hutchison and Rebecca his wife, hath hereunto set their 
hands and affixed their seals the day and year first above 
written.

				John Hutchison {SEAL}
				Rebeccah Hutchison {SEAL}

Sealed and acknowledged in the presence of Samuel Dew.

At a court held for Monroe County at the house of James Alexander, 
Esq. on Tuesday the twentieth day of August, 1799.  This Deed of 
Bargain and Sale from John Hutchison and Rebecca his wife, to 
Samuel Pack was acknowledged, she the said Rebecca, being first 
privately examined as the law directs, and ordered to be recorded.

				Test.  John Hutchison