Deed:  Pavey to Murray & Gouldin

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Deed 46-479-480 Pavey, Joseph & C to Murray, Wm. T. Tr.

 

This indenture made and entered into this 23rd day of Freby 
in the year of Our Lord 1850, between Joseph Pavey of the first 
part Wm. T. Murray of the second part & John W. Gouldin of the 
third part al of the county of Caroline & State of Virginia witness 
the said Pavey is indebted to the said Gouldin in the sum of Fifty
seven dollars due & payable on the 1st day of Jany 1851 as for bond. 
Which said sum of money with Int. he the said Pavey is willing & 
desirous to secure the future payment of - now this indenture witness 
that for & in consideration of one dollar to me the said Pavey in 
hand paid by the said Murray at & before the ensealing & delivery of 
these presents the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged he the said 
Pavey both granted bargained & sold & by these present doth grant 
bargain sell & convey unto the said Murray a certain tract or parcel 
of land containing nineteen acres lying & being in the county 
aforesaid & bounded as follows On the north by the lands of the said 
Gouldin on the east by the lands of the same, On the south by the 
lands of Mrs. Conduit and on the west by the road leading from 
Jas.. G. Braddas Mill to the Ivy Bridge to have and to hold the said 
tract or parcel of land with all its appurtenances thereto belonging 
or in anywise appertaining unto the said Murray his heirs & forever 
& the said Pavey doth hereby warrant & forever defend the said land 
unto the said Murray against all persons whomsoever upon trust 
nevertheless that the said Murray shall ...... the said Pavey to 
remain in quiet & peaceable possession of the land aforenamed until 
default be made in the payment of the said sum of fifty seven dollars 
or any part thereof and an .... fromthe said Gouldins as so soon after 
as he sholl think proper. The said money shall sell to the highest 
bidder for cash at public sale after having advertised tthe time &* 
place of sale allowing fifteen days notice or so much of the said 
land as shall be necessary to rais the said sum of fifty seven 
dollars with Int. & costs. & the over... of such sale shall pay 
over tothe said Pavey his heirs & But of the said Pavey shall fully 
pay off & discharge to the said Gouldin his heirs or assigns the same 
sum of Fifty seven dollars with Int. & cost then this indenture to be 
void or shall remain in full force & virture and if the said Murray 
shall execute a deed of release to the said Pavey at his cost. Witness 
and hands & seal this day & year first above written sigend seal
& delived in the presence of R.S. Broaddus JRP Houston A.S. Broaddus, 
Jos Pavey(X)his mark, Wm. T. Murray, Jns W. Gouldin. Clerks office of 
Caroline County Mar 11th 1850. The foregoing deed was this day proved 
before me in my office by the oaths of the witnesses thereto & 
admitted to records.Teste John L.Pendleton.


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