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Nicholas Peay v. Allen Martin and Martha Martin
Complaint & Summons
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In the Superior Court April Term 1827 Nicholas Peay vs } Covenant Allan Martin Martha Martin 1828 Apl dist at the defts Costs 20th Feby 1827 TERRITORY OF ARKANSAS IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand, and affixed the Seal
of my office, at Little Rock, this 6 day of February 1827, and of the
Independence of the United States of America the [ ] Territory of Arkansas Nicholas Peay complains of Allen Martin Executor and Martha Martin Executrix
of the last will and testament of James H Martin her late husband deceased
of a plea of breach of covenant. For that where as by a certain writing
obligatory sealed with the seals of the said Allan and Martha made on
the second day of august in the year of our Lord eighteen hundred and
twenty six at the county aforesaid between the said Allan and Martha executor
and executrix as aforesaid of the one part and the said Nicholas of the
other part which said writing obligatory is not here shewn to the court
by reason of its having been placed in the hands of Henry Armstrong by
the said defendants and the said Nicholas for the use of both parties
to said writing obligatory the date whereof is the same day and year aforesaid
the said Allen and Martha executor and executrix as aforesaid for and
in consideration of the rents covenants promises and agreements contained
in said writing obligatory they the said Allen and Martha executor and
executrix as aforesaid leased and to farm let to the said Nicholas his
heirs and assigns all that tenement or farm house late in the possession
of James H Martin deceased [Image
of page 4] with the appurtenances opposite the Town of Little Rock
on the Arkansas River containing ten acres to the said tenement or farm
house belonging to have and to hold the said tenement or farm house with
the appurtenances to the said Peay his heirs and assigns from the first
day of October next after the date of said writing obligatory for and
during and to the full use and term of three years next ensuing and to
be fully ended and complete yielding and praying therfor at the commencement
of every year in his bond with good and responsible personal security
unto the said Allen and Martha executor and executrix as aforesaid the
sum of two hundred and thirty five dollars during said term and also that
the said Peay would at his own proper cost and charges return the said
premises at the end of said Term in as good order as when delivered to
him saving only such damage as might be sustained by the act of God or
unavoidable accidents and the said Allen and Martha executor and executrix
as aforesaid did by said writing obligatory covenant to and with said
Peay his heir and assigns that they would at their own proper costs and
charges immediately the right of possession conveyed by said writing obligatory
[Image of page 5] should vest build a good stable
forty feet by twenty four also a smoke house twelve feet by Sixteen or
allow the said Peay a reasonable price for building the same also a necessary
suited to the house together with a pump at a convenient place and distance
from the dwelling house it was understood that should said premises be
destroyed by the act of God said Peay is not to pay rent for the part
destroyed thereafter it was further agreed between the said Allan and
Martha executor and executrix as aforesaid and the said Peay that at the
end of said term the said Peay may remove as his own property any improvements
he may have made on the premises at his own costs and charges all of which
will now fully appear by refference to said writing obligatory and the
said Nicholas further says that after the making of the said writing obligatory
to wit on the first day of October eighteen hundred and twenty six at
the county aforesaid he was ready and Willing and offered to enter into
and upon the the possession of the said tenement or farm house The Clerk of the Superior Court will please issue a summons on the foregoing
declaration and endorse this an action of covenant Territory of Arkansas |
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