1789.
dollar, or one pound, one shilling, and nine pence to the guinea with interest from the date hereof, on or before the first day of January, which will be in the year of our Lord, one thousand seven hundred and eight-five, without fraud or further delay then the above obligation to the void and of non-effect, or else to remain in full force and virtue.
| N. EVELIEGH. (L.S.) | |
| Sealed and delivered in the presence of John M'Queen. |
N.B. This bond is a renewal of an old debt contracted by Col. M. Eveleigh to Mr. Jos. Parker, for the above amount, in the year 1780.
| L. LESTARJETTE. |
I DO hereby assign all my right, title, claim, property, and demand of the within bond of Joseph Lynn, of the city of Philadelphia, merchant, for his sole use and benefit, for value received, 12th May, 1784.
| Witness. | JOS. PARKER. (L.S.) |
| Cropley Rose, Alexander Major. |
I DO hereby assign at the request, and with the consent of the above signed Joseph Parker, all my right, title, claim, property, and demand, of, in and to the within bond, to George Turner, of Philadelphia, for his sole use and benefit. Value received of him, this twenty-eight day of September, 1784.
| Witness. | JOSEPH LYNN. (L.S.) |
| Jacob Baker, Cad. Morris |
I DO hereby assign all my right, title, claim, property, and demand of, in and to the within bond, to Messrs. James Campbell, and Stephen Kingston, of Philadelphia, merchants, for their joint use and benefit: Value of them received, this eighteenth day of November, 1784.
| Witness. | G. TURNER. (L.S.) |
| Alexander Major, Henry M. Van Slingen. |
WE do hereby assign all our right, title, claim, interest, property, and demand of, in and to the within bond, to James Cumming, of Charleston, merchant, for his use and benefit: Value received in account with him, Philadelphia, 18th December, 1784.
Witness. |
JAMES CAMPBELL, (L.S.) STEPHEN KINGSTON. (L.S.) |
| James Rankin, Alexander Major. |
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