Settled Account between
And^w Coulter Bradford [1] &
James [2] & John MClelland [3]
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We James MClelland and John MClelland do Acknowledge that the Sum of Forty four pounds eighteen shillings and five pence halfpenny of the within balance in the property of James MClelland to be paid to him & the remaining twenty-eight pounds eighteen shillings and five pence half-penny is the property of John MClelland to be paid to him with Interest on said respective terms – dated this 7^th day of June 1827 , present and truly had by

John MClelland
John MClelland [his mark] 

James Hardy

Received from A.C. Bradford eleven pounds Ster^l on account of the above Sum this 13 of Sept 1827

1828
Cash to John MClelland                                                John MClelland

June 24^th on account six pounds ₤6.0.0 received from ACBradford sixteen pounds eight shilling and two pence halfpenny ₤16.8.2- being the balance due me on this account this seventh day of September 1828 John MClelland

Present Isaiah Gilmore * I don't know who he is and neglected to footnote him.

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An account started and Settled between Mr Andrew Coulter Bradford of Cavananore in the County of Louth and Mr. James MClelland and Mr. John MClelland both of Tangaree in the County of Armagh respecting the purchase of their interest in the lands of Dungooley in the County of Louth & Tullyvalley & Maybawn in the County of Armagh ------------------

To Purchase  In MY L120 Irish Currency being 110.15.42

By Cash paid on Acc^t L40 Irish is                             26.18.56

Balance due by Mr Bradford                                ₤ 73.16.11

British currency which he is to pay with Interest theron at the Rate of Six Pounds [????] per annum from the first day of November in the year 1825 being the time from when he is entitled to the profits of the Lands so purchased by him.

We acknowledge to have Settled the above account on the 7^th day of June 1827 and I Andrew Coulter Bradford do hereby undertake to pay to James MClelland and John MClelland the above balance of seventy three pounds sixteen shillings and eleven pence with interst on the first of November next.

ACBradford
John MClelland
James MClelland [his mark]
Present [?]
[?] by
James Hardy