Know all Men, by these presents, That I Augustus Milksock of Lancaster County, late a Drummer in Cap^t Buchis Company in the 6th Pennsylvania Regiment commanded by Col^t Butler in the service of the United States, For and in Consideration of the sum of three Dollars and a half, to me in hand paid at the Execution hereof, by George Moore, the receipt whereof I do hereby acknowledge, have granted, bargained and sold, asigned, and set over, and by these presents do grant, bargain and sell, afsign, and set over, unto the said George Moore his heirs and afsigns, all my estate, right, title and Interest of, in and to, a certain military Land Warrant granted for surveying to one Due hundred acres of land in any of the districts appropriated to satisfy the bounties of land due to the late Army of the United States, and all the land surveyed or to be surveyed in pursuance of said Warrant, to have and to hold the said Warrant, right, and all the land to be surveyed in pursuance thereof, unto the said George Moore his Heirs & afsigns, to his & their only use and behoof forever. And I do hereby authorize & empower the said George Moore his heirs & afsigns, to exhibit and take in his or their Names, and to his and their only use and behoof, the Patent to be issued for the lands to be returned on the aforesaid Warrant to the board of Treasury. In Witness Whereof I have hereunto set my hand & Seal, this Fifth Day of December Anno Domini 1791 Signed & delivered in the presence of us. Augustus Milksock [seal] John Moore George Moore Jun^r --- [strikethrough: Lancaster County] Philadelphia County ss On the twentieth Day of January one thousand seven hundred and Ninety Two before me Jonathan B. Smith Esquire one of the Judges of the Court of Common Pleas in and for the County aforesaid, Personally appeared John Moore Esquire one of the subscribing Witnesses to the within Instrument of Writing and upon his solemn Oath doth say that he saw Augustus Milksock execute the within Instrument of Writing and acknowledged it to be his act and Deed, and that he saw George Moore Jun^r the other Witness sign his Name as a Witness thereunto, and that the name John Moore thereto subscribed as a witness is of this Moore before me the Day deponent's hand writing and year above mentioned. J. B. Smith John Moore [endorsement:] Augustus Milsock to George Moore