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Know all Men by these Presents that I James Worden
of Charlestown Roman as well as Samuel Worden of Charlestown from
us Deputy both in the county of Washington state of Rhode Island
are and stand firmly bound and thereby bind ourself and William Pehine
Roman of the town of Glocester aforesaid in the county of Providence
the part to the said William Pehine as to his Heir Executors or Adminis
for the payment which we will truly and honestly pay to and truly make void and useless
their Heirs Executors or Adminis noticed in said Town their present and surely
completely by these Presents save and except that Sale dated the First Day of
December in the 20 year of our Sovereign Dame Queen Anne Domini One thousand
eight hundred and four 1804
The Condition of the Above Obligation is such that
Whereas the said James Worden having Bound to Deed of the said William Pehine
of the said and above said town which the said William Pehine now late situate within
the state of Charlestown and bordering both their Present Presents which Land is
situate in Northbridge in a manner Piece of meadow, as and found map appears
which is Land Reserve for a lot of hand measure One Date with mortgage
Deed for the sum of four hundred Dollars new Date with mortgage
Deed for the sum of four hundred Dollars new Date of the James Worden call her say
of the said piece house situate within the said William Pehine Perry of meadow’s
his Deed and Discharge the mortgage Deed on the hand of Charlestown desiring
Loan Date both date null or of any trouble or Court’s Round Arise against
the said William Pehine as his Heirs Executors or Administrators
Issuance of the lot of four hundred Dollars which new Loan agreement
to the William Pehine and Mortgage as aforesaid Again agree with the Line
of the William Pehine which is an encumbrance on a d Land now
site for the said James Worden Pay the said Pehine which encumbrance
the said James Worden Voluntarily take upon his self as promise of
the Constitution in his said Deed New England of the William Pehine as his Heirs
I sa James Worden will fulfill his Covenant with the William Pehine as his Heirs
Executors or Administrators 100 hags the said Four Hundred Dollars or all
the Cost that May arise of the Arise or Account of the same for as to Indemnify
and save harmlessly the said William Pehine as his Heirs Executors Dominis etc
On Account of the same as that Particulars encumbrance on d Land thus
the Above Obligation shall be void Otherwise to remain in full Force & Effect
By Presence of
Performing Court
G. H. M. Mary
James Worden
Samuel Worden
Recorded June 27, 1808
Moy Polly Coggs Regr Ch
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