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mifes fo to him conveyed as aforefaid ot, from and againft the faid annuity or yearly rent, in manner herein after in that behalf mentioned and expreffed. NOW the condition of the above written obligation is fuch, that if they the faid C. C. and E. C. or either of them, their or either of their heirs, executors or adminiftrators, fhall and do from time to time, and at all times hereafter, well and truly pay, or cause to be paid unto the said T. V. her executors, adminiftrators or affigns, the feid annuity or yearly rent of pounds, as the fame fhall from time to time become due and payable, And also all arrears now due or hereafter to become due for the fame rent, every or any part thereof, and of and from the payment of the fame annuity, or yearly rent and arrears, and every part thereof, and all powers and remedies to be had or taken by entry, diftrefs, action, fuit or otherwife, for the recovery of the fame rent and arrears, every or any part thereof, and fhall and do from time to time, and at all times hereafter, fave, defend, keep harmless, and indemnify the faid S. S. his heirs, executors, adminiftrators and affigns, and every of them, and the Laid meffuage, farm, lands, hereditaments, and premises fo fold and and conveyed, to and to the ufe of him, his heirs and affigns as aforefaid, and every part thereof, with their appurtenances; then the above written obligation to be void and of none effect, or elfe to be and remain in full force and virtue.

Of a bond from a vendor of lands to indemnify the vendee; there being a bill depending in chancery for the fame, at time of the purchase.

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HEREAS the above bounden C. C. and his trustees, have by by indentures of bargain and fale and releafe, the release being tripartite, and bearing even date herewith, and made or mentioned to be made between the faid C. C. of the first part, V.V. Efq; and D. D. Gent. E. E. and F. F. both of London, Efqrs. of the second part, and B. B. the elder, of London, Efq; of the third part, conveyed unto the said B. B. and his heirs, divers manors, meffuages, lands, and tenements, lying and being in the county of, late the eftate of H. H. widow, in fuch indenture of release, more particularly mentioned and defcribed. And whereas S. S. of in the said county of — term, in the year, &c. exhibit a bill in the high court of Chancery against the faid C. C. pretending fome right and title to the faid manors, meffuages, lands and tenements fo conveyed unto the faid B. B. as aforefaid, which faid bill is ftill depending, And whereas the faid C. C. is contented to indemnify him the faid B. B. fo far as pounds, will do against any costs or damages, that he may fuftain or be put unto by reafon of fuch bill fo depending as aforefaid. Now the condition of this obligation is fuch, that if the above bounden C, C, his heirs, executors or administrators

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fall and do from time to time, and at all times hereafter, fave, defend, keep harmless and indemnify the above named B. B. his heirs and affigns, of, from and against all cofts, damages and expences, which he, they, or any of them, fhall or may fuftain, or be put unto for or by reafon of fuch bill fo pending as aforefaid, or in cafe the faid bill be difmiffed; then this prefent obligation to be void and of none effect, or effe to be and remain in full force, power, and vir

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A bufband and wife having agreed to fell her lands, and the purchafer being to retain part of the purchase-money to fatisfy an agreement and decree in chancery, the condition is, that he apply the money and intereft to the payment of the perfons entitled.

HEREAS the above-named C. C. and B. his wife, in the

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the whole into fix equal parts to be divided, of and in divers meffuages, lands, tenements and hereditaments in of them, in the county of, have contracted and agreed with the above bounden F. F. for the fale thereof, at the price or value of pounds, and have accordingly conveyed the fame to the faid F. F. and his heirs. And whereas at the time of fuch contract and conveyance, it was agreed by and between the faid C. C. and F. F. that- pounds, part of the faid fum of pounds, fhould remain in the hands of the faid F. F. at intereft at the rate of five pounds per cent. per annum, till he could be legally and effectually difcharged of the fame, for answering and paying the like fum of pounds, chargeable on the faid fixth part of the faid meffuages, lands and tenements, by virtue of certain articles of agreement bearing date on or about the day of which was in the year of our Lord -, and an order or decree of the high court of Chancery thereupon made, bearing date the then next following, in a cause there depending between G. G. and H. his wife, the faid C. G. and B. his wife, and other plaintiffs, and S. S. and K. K. defendants, for the purposes in the faid articles and decree mentioned concerning the fame. NOW the condition of this obligation is such, that if the faid F. F. his heirs, executors, or adminiftrators, fhall and do well and truly pay, or caufe to be paid the aforefaid fum of pounds, unto fuch perfon or perfons, and in such manner as the high court of Chancery hall in that behalf direct or appoint, pursuant to the true intent and meaning of the faid articles and decree thereupon made, fo as he, his heirs,, executors, or adminiftrators, and his nd their eftates, may be legally and effectually difcharged thereof;a And allo fhall and do in the mean time, and until payment of the faid fum of

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pounds, in manner aforefaid, pay and allow interest for the fame, after the rate of five pounds per cent. per annum, by equal halfyearly payments, unto fuch perfon or perfons as fhall be intitled there

to by and under the faid articles and decree; then this present obliga tion to be void, or elfe to be and remain in full force and virtue.

Of a bond by a purchafer of lands to the vendor, to pay part of the purchase money left in the obligee's hands, and intereft to different perfons on different events.

HEREAS C. B. deceafed, mother of the above named B. B.

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day of , give unto D. her natural daughter, the fum of pounds to be paid to her at her age of twenty-one years or day of marriage, which fhould first happen and wills that fuch part of the profits of her eftate, lands and tenements, as her executors fhould think suitable and convenient, be employed towards her education and maintenance, till the time appointed for payment of her faid legacy. And also wills, that the faid legacy fhould be charged on her lands, if her perfonal estate would not extend to pay the fame. And by a codicil annexed to her faid will, fhe did order that the faid pounds, therein left to her faid daughter D. fhould not be raised or paid if she should die before twenty-one years of age, or day of marriage, but should fink into the real estate. And whereas the faid executors, with the approbation of the said B. B. have thought fit to allow to the faid D. the yearly fum of pounds, for her education and maintenance. And whereas, the above bounden C. C. hath bought and purchased of the faid B. B. all and every his messuages, lands, tenements and hereditaments in the parishes of -and in the county of for the fum of

pounds, being parcel of the lands and tenements, late of the faid C. B. and chargeable with the faid fum of pounds portion, and pounds per annum maintenance to the faid D. as aforefaid. And whereas pounds, part of the faid pounds purchase money, has been paid by the faid C. C. toithe faid B. B. upon his executing the conveyance of the premifes, but the other fum of pounds refidue of the faid fum of pounds purchase money was not paid, but are by agreement between the faid C. C. and B. B. to remain in the hands of the faid C. C. as a charge on the faid meffuages, lands and tenements fo purchased as aforefaid: And alfo on fecurity of his own bond at intereft after the rate of four pounds per cent. per annum, untill the faid D. fhould attain the age of twenty-one years, or be married or die, which should firft happen. NOW the condition of this obligation is fuch, that if the faid C. C. his heirs, executors, or adminiftrators, fhall, and do, well and truly pay, or cause to be paid unto the faid D. when and in cafe fhe fhall attain her age of twenty-one years, or be married; or in cafe of her death before her age or marriage, to the faid B. B. his executors or adminiftrators, the said pounds, refidue of the faid fum of pounds. And also fhall and do in the mean time pay intereft for the faid fum of pounds, after the rate of four

four pounds per cent. per annum, amounting to the yearly fum of pounds, in manner following, viz. — pounds per annum, part thereof, by equal half-yearly payments unto the faid B, B. his executors or adminiftrators, and fhall and do in the mean time, and until the faid fum of pounds fhall be paid in manner aforefaid, fave, defend, keep harmlefs, and indemnified, all and every other the lands, tenements and hereditaments of the faid B. B. chargeable with the faid legacy of pounds per annum, of and from the fame, and every part thereof; then this prefent obligation to be void, or else to be and remain in full force and virtue.

Of a bond to a purchafer of lands, to indemnify him against an annuity payable to two perfons, and chargeable thereon.

HEREAS by indentures of leafe and releafe, the leafe bearing date the day next before the day of the date of the releafe, and the release bearing even date with the above-written obligation, and made or mentioned to be made between the above-bounden A. A. and E. A. of the first part, the above-named J. J. of the fecond part, and M. M. of London, Gent. of the third part, the faid A. A. and E. A. for the confiderations in the fame indentures exprefled, Have abfolutely fold and conveyed unto, and to the ufe of the faid 7.7. his heirs and affigns, a meffuage or tenement and farm called Netton and Oulden, and divers other lands and hereditaments, in the parishes in the county of

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now, or late in the tenure, poffeffion or occupation, of R. R. his affigns, leffees, or under-tenants, and in the fame indenture more particularly mentioned and defcribed. And whereas, by virtue of the last will and teftament of 7. 7. deceafed, the faid mefiuage, farm, lands, hereditaments, and premifes, are and ftand charged with the payment of one annuity or yearly rent of pounds, unto R.

R. and B, B. for the term of their natural lives, at Lady-day and Michaelmas-day, by even and equal portions, with a power to enter and diftrain for the fame, in cafe of non-payment thereof. And whereas, at the times of the faid recited fale and conveyance of the faid meffuage, farm, lands, hereditaments and premifes, with the appurteances; unto and to the ufe of the faid F. F. his heirs and affigns as aforefaid, the faid A. A. and E. A. did undertake and agree to and with the faid J. J. to pay unto the faid R. R. and B. B. the faid annuity cr yearly tent of pounds during the term of their naturai lives, and that the faid A. A. and E. A. together with the faid H. A. fhould and would, become jointly and severally bound unto the faid 7. J. in a bond of fufficient penalty, Conditioned for payment to them the faid R. R. and B. B. of the fame annuity, or yearly rent, accordingly, and for faving

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faving harmless and indemnifying the faid 7. 7. his heirs, executors, adminiftrators, and affigns; and the faid meffuage, farm, lands, hereditaments and premifes, fo to him conveyed, as aforefaid, of, from, and againft, the faid annuity or yearly rent, in manner herein after in that behalf mentioned, and expreffed. NOW the condition of this obligation is fuch, that if they the faid A, A. and E. A. or either of them, their or either of their heirs, executors, or adminiftrators, shall and do from time to time, and at all times hereafter, well and truly pay, or caufe to be paid, unto the faid R. R. and B. B. their and each of their executors, adminiftrators, or affigns, the faid annuity or yearly rent of pounds, as the fame fhall from time. to time, become due and payable to them as aforefaid. And also all arrears now due, or hereafter to become due from the fame every or any part thereof, and of and from the payment of the fame annuity, or yearly rent and arrears, and every part thereof, and all powers and remedies to be had or taken, by entry, distress, action, fuit, or otherwife, for recovery of the fame rent and arrears, every or any part thereof, and fhall and do from time to time, and at all times hereafter, fave, defend, keep harmless, and indemnify, the faid 7. 7. his heirs, executors, adminiftrators, and affigns, and every of them, and the faid meffuage, farm, lands, hereditaments and premifes, fo fold and conveyed to, and to the ufe of him, his heirs and affigns, as aforefaid, and every part thereof, with their appurtenances, then the above-written obligation to be void and of none effect, or elfe to be and remain in full force and virtue.

One co-heir to an uncle's estate having purchased from the other e moiety thereof, the purchafer becomes bound to the vendor to indemnify him against the uncle's debts.

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HEREAS by certain articles of agreement bearing even date with the above written obligation, the above named D. D did (among other things therein mentioned) covenant and agree concerning his moiety, part and fhare of and in certain lands, meadows and pafture grounds called -, in the parishes of and or one of them in the county of —, containing eighty-three acres more or lefs (formerly the eftate of C. C. decea fed late uncle of the faid D. D. and B. B.) and of and in all meffuages, ereЯions and buildings thereon, or on any part thereof erected and built unto the faid B. B. his heirs and affigns; in confideration thereof the faid B. B. did at the fame time agree to indemnify and keep harmless the faid D. D. his heirs, executors and adminiftrators, and his and their lands and tenements, goods and chattels, of, from, and againft, all and every the debts and engagements of the faid C. C. yet ftanding out and unfatisfied, and of, from, and against, all actions,

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