Delaware journal., 1828-10-17

Tennessee, have this day Bargained, sold and de-
lvered unto Abraham Green, of the county OF taa'
bo Urne Mississippi Territory one Negro woman
i named Kissiah, with Two children, Ruben about >
wears old and female child at the breast called FL
sew and in and for the consideration OF SIX hundreo
and fifty dollars to me lin hand paid the rece'Pt
whereof is hereby acknowledged do bind Myself
nv heirs Executors and administrators flrmly by
these presents to warrant and forever defend the
right little and property of said Negro woman and
her two children above named and described, to the
said Abraham Green his heirs and assigns for ever
from the claim or claims Of ali and every person or
manner of persons legally claiming the same IN VIII
ness Whereof have hereunto set my hand and al
fxed NV seal this twenty seventh day of Dec'ber
1911: ANDREW JACKSON, lsEAI.l
Test,-Note the words I" named Kessah''1
in the fifth line from the Top interned be- z
fore signed.
Test. HuTcHINGs.
JANUARY t7th, 1901. -
Abraham Green in acpt with Andrew Jackson, DIR
To one Negro Wench named Fancy $3.50 90
70 two Negyoe yean.a, Betty Il Ha,aah $50 90
To Merchandise from John Anderson Is l8f
To cash Pd Taylor for making coat 90
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s4s l8f
TThe following is an exact copy of the Tue deed
and zcarrantee given by General Andrew jackson to
Mr.. James McCaleb, for " two negro girls pur-
chased by Mr. McCaleb from Gen. Jackson. EUe-
,u .yord, except the signatures of the witnesses, 10
This Title deed rs an the hand soriting Of Gen. Jack
son, and pnay be seen at The office Of the Democratic
Press at any time between the hours of 8 M. and
s P. M
.Know all men by these presents that Andrew
Jackson of the County of Davidson and state OF Ten
ness have this day Barganed Sold and delivered un-
to James McCaleb ofthe County OF ClaIbourne Ms
| sisippe Territory Two Negro girls, Malinda about
fourteen years old of "a yellow complexion, Cands
about twenty years old of black complexion for
merly the property of Mary Cofiery and in and for
! the consideration of one thousand dollars to me IN
hand paid by the said james McCaeb, do bind my
self NV heirs executors and administrators to 7edr-
| rent aud forever defend the Right title and proper
tv of the said Negro girls above Named and desert
bed 10 the said james McCaleb his heirs and assigns
NJ forever free and clear from the clam or claims OF
all and every person legally claiming the same IN
Witness Whereof have hercunto set my hand and
4 seal this Twenty Eight day olDecember 1871.
n ANDREW JACKSON [Seall
IA Test
81 John Hutchings
ri William Robinson
N ron the completion ofthe purchase ofthese "twt
"A Negro girls" James M'Caleb signed note Tor one
y thousand dollars the purchase money. When th'
note was paid, his name was torn out OF IL ann re
CENT given on the back Of the Note, by the persoi
Note i every ord Of IN the hand '0riting Of Gen
W Jackson W. publish, at foot, exact copy OF tn
II note and receipt. They may be seen at the olc
of the Democratic Press any time between the hour
~ of3 A. M. and 7. nj.
On or before the first day of March next ensuing tn
\ date hereof promise TO pay Andrew jackson o
order One thousand Dollars for Valluc reed OF him
4 as Witness my hand and seal this 28th day ofDeceb
1911 Name torn oil.
II $1,000 The words in the second line
"A from top ''or order' interlined
M before signed
M Test IIutchngs.
f8 The following is endorsed on the back.
E1 Reed N. Orls Apl l2th 1912 One thousal
Ss Dollars by the hands of Smith Esq in full OF tt
S% within note ,r
E $1,000 WASH. JAChooN " 20.
MI S
NEw-YoRK, Oct
a From Be1dst.-By the Robert Fulton we ma
n received the Belfast Chronicle Of September
IA Upon the subject Of Catholic Emancipation' It CO
~ taius the following emphatic and poignant Sc
N tence from the Dublin Evening Post, OF Aug. Z
"We state from authority. and we defy contrad
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