Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1873-04-24

'IttCf CICU Il NCO' 4IufICo,
for and IN behalf Of the
County Court Of Lincoln cOun-
tH Tennessee, Of the first
part, and WalLian. Z. Moyers,
James Il. Albright and HI
liam E. IurIey Of the second
port, as .foUoacs. to-aUit:'
The parties of the second
part, for and in consideration
OF the covenants and agree
ments hereinafter mentioned, do,
for themselves, their executors,
administrators and assigns, COW
enant, promise and agree to and
with the said parties of tie
first part, their survivors and
successors in office, who may
hereafter,at any time, be appoin-
ted by said County Court, that
the said William T. Meyers,
James A. Albright and William
E. Turley shall and will, on Or
before the last day of June, one
thousand eight hundred and
seyenty-four, in good and work
manlike manner, and according
to the best of their art and
skill, well and substantiallyerec
build and deliver to the party
OF the first part, their survivors
and successors in Office as a.
foresaid, free and discharged of
all claims, liens and charges
whatever, or cause to be erected
or built, finished and delivered,
as above mentioned, on a lot or
parcel of ground situated and
being in the town of Fayette-
vile, Lincoln county, Tennes-
see, and. known as the court
house yard,on the Public Square
OF said town, one courthouse,
according to the plan, draft or
scheme, with specifications an
nexed, made, drawn and fur
nished by w. j. Davidson,
Architect, here referred to and
made part of these articles of
agreement and affixed and an
nexed to the same, marked as
letters "a" 3D." &C." 3D."
"E," Of" "G." Said court
house is to be erected at such
point in said yard as the party
of the first part may designate.
And the said party of the sec
ond part further agree for them
selves their executors, admins
traitors and assigns, to furnish:
at their own proper cost and
charge, according to the plans
and specifications aforesaid, all
the materials which may be re-
quisite for the construction Of
the aforesaid courthouse, and,
to ensure on their part the per-
Torrance of this part of these
presents, it is further agreed
that Theo. Harris be and he is
hereby appointed Superinten-
dent, who shall have power to
inspect and accept or reject any
work done, or materials it may
be proposed to use in or about
the construction of said house,
and whose decision shall be fl
nal and conclusive, as between
the parties. Said powers being
exercised under and restricted
by the specifications, plans,
drawings and stipulations Of
this contract.
1t is further covenanted and
agreed by the parties of the
second part, that the brick work
of said house shall be completed
by the first day of October,
the covering or roofing by the
first day of December, 1873,
and the county offices suf-
ficiently advanced to admit of
occupation by the first day Of
January, 1874. And the said
parties Of the first part, in con-
sideration of the above prem
ises, do, for and on behalf of
the County Court aforesaid,
covenant, promise and agree to
well and truly pay, or cause to
be paid, unto the parties Of the
second part, their executors, adj
ministrators or assigns, the sum
of thirty thousand dollars, ac-
cOrding to the resolution of
said County Court mentioned in
the aforesaid specifications.
And it is further agreed by
and between the aforesaid par
ties, that all alterations of the
annexed plansand specifications,
by which the cost of building
may be either increased or di-
minished, shall be endorsed on
these, articles, and signed by
the parties before they shall be
deemed binding upon either
party.
- is further aoreed tbaf aeol,