Legal document between David Garrick and John Moody, 1777 May 15

              TO ALL TO WHOM these Presents shall come David Garrick 
of the Adelphi Buildings in the Strand in the County of Middlesex
Esquire/ surviving Partner of James Lacy late of parish of St.
George Hanover Square in the said County of Middlesex 
Esquire deceased late Proprietors and Managers of the Theatre Royal
Drury Lane/ Send greeting Whereare John Moody of the 
said Theatre Royal Gentleman 
by his Bond or Obligation bearing date on or about the fifteenth Day 
of March One thousand seven hundred and sixty became bound unto 
the said James Lacy and David Garrick in the Penal Sum of Two 
hundred Pounds with a Condition thereunder written to make the 
same Bond void on payment of One hundred Pounds and Interest in 
manner therein mentioned And Whereas the said Principal Sum 
of One hundred Pounds and all Interest for the same was on or about 
the Twenty first Day of December one thoussand seven hundred and
sixty five fully paid of and discharged but the said Bond being then 
lost or mislaid and has not since been found to be delivered up and 
cancelled Now know ye that the said David Garrick knowing and 
ackowledging that the said Principal Money and Interest was paid 
by the said John Moody to him and the said James Lacy in 
his life time Hath remised released and quit claimed and by these 
Presents Doth remise release and forever quit claim unto the said 
John Moody his Heirs Executors and Administrators the said 
cited Bond or Obligation and all Sum and Sums of Money due 
or payable thereon to the said James Lacy and David Garrick or 
either of them their or either of their Executors Administrators or 
Assigns and all Action and Actions Cause and Causes of Actions