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I hereby certify that the foregoing bill of sale came into office on the 1st. day of Jan. 1823. Joab Lawler Clk. Cty Court {Joseph Hale To Wm. Elliott Page 27} To all to whom this present bill of sale may come know ye, that I Joseph Hale of Shelby County and State of Alabama, send greeting that for and in consideration of the sub of five hundred dol-- lars to me in hand paid or promised to be paid hath this day granted, bargained & sold unto Wm Elliott of the county and state aforesaid a negro woman named [Carey] of the age of twenty-one a slave to the only proper use and benefit of him the said William Elliott his heirs & assigns for-- ever, and against the lawful claim title and demand of all and every person or persons, shall and will warrant and forever defend In witness whereof the said Joseph Hale hath hereunto set his hand and seal this 28th day of October 1822. Attest John Cary Joseph Hale his mark Ann Hale her mark State of Alabama } Personally appeared before Personally Shelby County } me Joab Lawler clerk of the County Court said county, the aforesaid Joseph Hale who acknowledged he signed, sealed and delivered the foregoing bill of sale of said with-- in named William Elliott on the day & year therein named. Given under my hand and seal this the 1st day of Dec, 1822. Joab Lawler Clk. County Court
{Nabors Jas. M. Martin & Greer McLeroy to Israel Pickens Page 28} The State of Alabama } Know all men by these Shelby County } presents that we Jas. M. Nabors and Martin McLeroy and Greer McLeroy are held and firmly bound unto Israel Pickens Governor of the State of Alabama, his successors in office in the penal sum of two thousand dollars for the payment of which we bind ourselves our heirs,, &c signed & sealed this 31st day of March A. D. 1824. The conditions of the above obligation is such that whereas the above bounden James M. Nabors has been apppointed assessor and collector of the taxes of Shelby County for the year Eighteen hundred & twenty four. Now if the said James M. Nabors shall faithfully execute & perform all the duties of said office and pay all such
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moneys as he may so collect according to law, then this obligation to be void, otherwise to remain in full force, Test Joab Lawler Clk. C. C. James M. Nabors L. S. Approved April 5th 1824 Martin McLeroy L. S. Thos. W. Smith J. C. C. Greer McLeroy L. S. Recorded April 10th 1824
{Thos. A. Rogers To William Gilbert Page 28} Know all men by these presents that I Thos. A. Rogers of the County of Shelby State of Alabama, have this day bar-- gained, sold unto William Gilbert of the county & state aforesaid a certain Mulatto girl named Lucinda a slave for life for a consideration of the sum of Five hundred and twenty five dollars, and the said Thos. doth war-- rant said slave, to be sane & healthy, and further doth warrant to defend the title of said slave, to the said William Gilbert against the claims of all persons whatsoever. Given under my hand and seal this 24th day of Janry, 1824. Attest Jamaes Hatcher Thos. A. Rogers seal
{Gilbert Wm. To David Thompson} State of Alabama } Rec'd. of Wm. Gilbert the sum of Shelby County } twenty hundred and fifty Dollars the same being for and in consideration of the follow-- ing negroes, to said Gilbert to negro fellow George, negro woman Maria & her five children, Fannie Pleas-- ant, Melvina
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