and sell unto the said Charles Waldron his heirs and 
assigns a certain mulatto slave named Mary aged 
about twenty one years about five feet ten inches in height
    To have and to hold the said slave to the said Charles 
Waldron his heirs and assigns to his and their own 
proper use, benefit and behoof forever
 And the said Benjamin Harn for himself his heirs 
executors and administrators the said bargained 
slave unto the said Charles Waldron will warrant and 
forever defend against the claim of himself and his heirs 
and against the claim of all other persons whatsoever
	Provided nevertheless that if the said Benjamin Harn 
his heirs executors and administrators shall and do 
well and truly pay or cause to be paid unto the said 
Charles Waldron his heirs and assigns the afore mentioned 
sum of Two hundred & twenty three 57/100 dollars 
on the day and time mentioned and appointed 
for the payment thereof in the said promissory note 
mentioned with interest for the same at ten per centum, 
according to the tenor of said note then & from thenceforth 
as well as this present indenture and the right to the 
property thereby conveyed as the said promissory 
note shall cease determine and be void to all intents 
& purposes -
		In Testimony whereof the said Benjamin 
Harn hath hereunto set his hand and seal the day & year 
afore written - the word January was intered in the nine
                teenth line of the first page before signing
Subscribed to before me this 22nd day
of November 1834			Benjamin Harn
		Henry Allone J.P.
True Copy   Recorded this first day of December 
  1834                   I. Garrason Clk
				C.C.A.C.