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                    <p>Know all Men by These Presents, that we,<lb/>
                        <persName>Eliza Bond</persName> as principal, and <persName>Daniel<lb/>
                            Loyd</persName> + <persName>John Collins</persName> as securities are <lb/> 
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                        four hundred dollars that is to say the<lb/>
                        said <persName>Eliza Bond</persName> in the sum of two hundred<lb/>
                        dollars and the said <persName>Loyd</persName> &amp; <persName>Collins</persName> in <lb/>
                        the sum of two hundred dollars, for <lb/>
                        the true <sic>jugment</sic> of which said sum<lb/>
                        of many we but ourselves our and<lb/>
                        each of our heirs executioners, and adminis<lb/>
                        trators and <choice>
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                  </choice> jointly and severally<lb/>
                        firmly by these presents.  In <choice>
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                  </choice> whereof<lb/>
                        we have hereunto set our hands and<lb/>
                        seals this <date when="1843-05-01">the first day of May in the year<lb/>
                            of our Lord one thousand eight hundred<lb/>
                            and forty three.</date>
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                    <p>The condition of the above obligation is such, that wherever the said<lb/>
                        Eliza Bond has this day obtained from the <lb/>
                        County Court of St. Louis County a License<lb/>
                        to remain in the state as a free person<lb/>
                        of color under the <sic>
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                        ouri approved <date when="1843-02-23"> the twenty third day of February<lb/>
                            AD 1843</date>. Entitled "an act more effectually<lb/>
                        to prevent free persons of color from entering into<lb/>
                        this state and for other purposes" Now if the<lb/>
                        said <persName>Eliza Bond</persName> shall be of good behavior during<lb/>
                        the continuance of said leave then the above oblig-<lb/>
                        ation to be void else to remain in full force</p>
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                        <signed>Eliza her X mark Bond</signed> Seal<lb/>
                        <signed>Daniel Loyd</signed> Seal<lb/>
                        <signed>John Collins</signed> Seal
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                        <persName>Eliza Bond</persName>
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                        To Bond<lb/>
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                        <sic>Sight</sic> Mulatta complexion 5 feet 9 inches
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                        Filed <date when="1843-05-01">May 1st 1843</date>
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                        <persName>Julius De Mun</persName> Clerk<lb/>
                        By <persName>Henry J. Wise</persName> 
                  <abbr>Depty.</abbr>
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