Legal document. Indenture regarding a piece of land to Samuel Goshert. [The document traces ownership of this land beginning on 28 December 1742. Owners, heirs, neighbors and witnesses mentioned: Samuel Goshert, Detrich Goshert, Thomas Mayburry, William Mayburry, Catherine (Mayburry) the wife of Charles Jolly, Dorothy Mayburry, Michael Tice, Henry Tice, Philip Tice, David Tice, Susanna Goshert, Joseph Bomberger, Elisabeth Bomberger, Jacob Meyer, Christian Hunsicker, Peter Ruhl, Catherine Ruhl, Rudolph Daibler, John Groh, John Kline.] Cursive. Black ink. The document begins with "This Indenture" written in thick, 4-line long letters. A thin, brown, vertical double line separates the text from the margins on the left and right side of the page. Throughout the document, "whereas" and sometimes "and" appear in letters thicker than the regular cursive writing. Four sections appear at the bottom. 1) A section bearing the signatures of Rudolph Daibler and John Groh as sealing and delivering the document. 2) A section bearing the signature of R. Daibler and D. Goshert that says $35.14 was received. 3) A notarial statement signed by R. Daibler with a simple penwork seal that consists of the word "Seal" inside of a circular squiggly line. 4) A section containing the signature of D. Goshert with a wax seal that is covered by a small piece of paper. The verso contains the word "Deed" in thick black letters and says that the deed is from Detrich Goshert to Samuel Goshert for 5 acres and 65 perches in Bethel Township in Lebanon County.