Freedom papers of Samuel Chavois [Chavis], 1786

This document is very faded and hard to read, I did the best I can to transcribe it as written. A section of the document was torn. The document was about the size of a 3"x5" index card folded 9 sections (twice length wise and twice width wise). The section that was torn is on the far left middle section along the 3 creases bording it. I'm really not sure about some of the words, such as "channing" and "ordered". I kept all the misspellings as they were, including "therfor" (therefore) and "Desier" (desire). I have a feeling from an educated guess based on other freedom papers I've seen that on the 4rd line where it's torn, it should say "persons" and the 5th line where it is torn is most likely "Chavois" (Chavis).
		 this may certify that Samuel Chavois 
		 is a freeman of Granville County
		 [torn]near therfor to Desier all
		 [torn]ns to Let the said Samuel
		 [torn]is pass with out molestation
		 [torn]channing him Left as because
		 [torn]queen  ordered on my hand this
		 December 1786     Stephen
		 Marrit
Source Citation:
Granville County Records. Misc. Slaves and Free Persons of Color. Marrit's certification that Samuel Chavois(?) is a free man, 1786.
CR.044.928.21