What are the two highlighted words in red in the attached 1792 (6-month) indenture snippets?
I had a go at transcribing the attached calculations but were written quite small and difficult to read.
The first part seems to read: Rec[eived] a years Int[erset]
The second part I'm not entirely sure... Maybe m[onths] P[aymen]t off Pr[ricipal]
Also, the date 18 Nov 179(?) is hard to make out
The reason the attachments are different colours/tones is they were adjusted to make the text more clear
Here is what I have so far:
Witnesseth that, for, and in conversation of the Sum,Twenty one pounds of lawful money of Great Britain, to the said John Norton, in Hand, at, or before the Sealing and Delivery of these present, well and truly paid by the said John Fagg the ?___?whereof the said John Norton, both hereby acknowledge, and thereof, and of every part thereof, both acquit, release and discharge the said John Fagg, his Heirs, Executors and Administrators, and every of them, for ever by these presents. He the said John Norton, Hath granted, bargained, sold and demised. And by these, presents, Both grant, bargain, sell and demise unto the said John Fagg, his Executors, Administrators and Assigns.
Received the Day and year first within written, of and from the within named John Fagg the Sum of Twenty one pounds being the consideration, Money within mentioned to be paid by him to ?___?
17 Nov 1793 Rec~ a years Int. ______ £1 . 1s
& m Pt of Pr ______ £3 .
18 Nov 179[?] Rec~ a years Int. ______ . 18s
& m Pt of Pr ______ £3 .
