Deed:  Pavy to Smith, Self and Roane, Caroline Co., VA

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Deed 47-242 Pavey, Joseph H & wife to Smith, Fountain tr.

This indenture made the eleventh day of June eighteen hundred 
and fifty one between Joseph H. Pavy and Sarah Ann his wife of 
the first part, Fountain Smith of the second part, John Self 
Snr. & Elliott C. Roane of the third part. Whereas the said 
Joseph H. Pavy and Sarah Ann his wife are justly indebted to 
the said John Self Snr. In the sum of one hundred and seventy-five 
dollars and to the said Elliott C. Roanes in the sum of fifteen 
dollars bearing date from the 16 day of June with interest in 
the ... from date until paid as more fully appears - which debts 
with legal interest therein accruing the said Joseph H. Pavy and 
Sarah Ann his wife are willing and desirous to secure - Now this 
Indenture ........ to settle . that for and in consideration of 
the premises and also for the further consideration of one dollar
lawful money of Virginia to the said Joseph H. Pavy and Sarah Ann 
his wife in hand paid by the said Fountain Smith at and before the 
sealing and delivery of these present the receipt whereof is hereby 
acknowledged. They the said Joseph H. Pavy and Sarah Ann his wife 
have given granted bargained sealed, aliencso(?) ..sufficient and 
released and confirmed and by these present not to give grant bargain 
sell where ......... to lease and confirm that so those present doth 
give, grant, bargain sell wherein ...... lease and confirm to the 
said Fountain Smith his heirs and assigns all that tract or parcel 
of land lying in the County of Caroline in the State of Virginia 
containing nineteen acres be the same more or less subject named 
herein to an consisting leased to John W. Gossin(?) and bounded 
as follows, to wit on the east by the land of Mrs. James Chapman, 
North by the land of John N. Goucocio(?), west by the land of John 
Shinault, South by the land of Jas I. Braddus also the following 
personal property , ...., one featherbed, one table, one clock, 
six chairs, one tea kettle, one pot, ... Sp.dces, Shovel and Tongs, 
one wash stand, five hogs, three head of cattle, ...one cow & calf 
and one heifer, one trunk and one chest, one pair of andirons. 
Two docid.iy (?) Horc. And one asce, one bed stead. To have and to 
hold the same hereby granted or inter.... to be hereby granted tract 
or parcel of land and premises with its appurtenances together with 
the aforesaid personal property hereby conveyed to the said Fountain 
Smith his heirs ..... ...... since assigned forever to the only proper 
use and behalf of the said Fountain Smith his heir escoth .... And 
the said Joseph H. Pavy and Sarah Ann his wife for themselves hath 
escorts and administs(?) doth hereby covenant promises and assign to 
and with the said Fountain Smith his heirs executors ascertains and 
assign forever in manner and from follo wing that is to say, the said 
Joseph Pavy and Sarah A his wife their heirs... the aforesaid Tract 
or parcel of land together with their appurtenances and together with 
the afore personal property hereby conveyed unto the said Fountain
Smith heirs .... of exist all persons whatever shall and will warrant 
& forever defend by those present upon trust nevertheless that the 
said Fountain Smith his heirs ... Shall permit the said Joseph H. 
Pavy and Sarah Ann to remain in the quiet and peaceful possession 
of the said tract of land and premises together with all the personal 
property hereby conveyed and take the profits there of to their own 
use until default be made in the payment of the said sum of money 
either in the whole or in part and upon their further trust that he 
or his survivors or the heirs to such survivors shall and will so  
soon after the happening of such default or payments as he or
his survivors or the heirs .... of such survivors may think proper 
or the said John Self Snr and Elliott C. Roane their heirs to shall 
request sell the said tract of land and premises and all the other 
personal property hereby conveyed or such part of the heir by granted 
premises as the trustee or his representative hereby authorized to
act shall think sufficient for the purpose and shall think proper to 
sell to the highest bidder for ready money at public auction after 
having .... the time and place of sale at their ... ......... and 
given ten days notice thereby in one or more of the newspapers printed 
in the town of Fredericksburg and also notified the source by
advertisement to be set up at the .... of he courthouse of Caroline  
County are ......day prior to the day of sale and out of the 
Fredericksburg from such sale shall after satisfying the changes 
thence and all other ...... attending the premises pay the said 
John Self Snr. & Elliott C. Roane their ....... the aforesaid 
mentioned sums of money with the interest which may lawfully thereon 
have accrued and the balance if any shall be paid to the said Joseph 
H. Pavy and Sarah Ann their heirs.... But if the whole of the 
aforesaid sum of money should be paid off and discharge to the 
said John Self Snr. & Elliott C. Roane that execrs. .... On or 
before the first day of December in the year eighteen hundred 
and fifty one where the .. is payable so that no default of payment 
of the said sums of money be made there this indenture to be void 
or else to remain in full .... ..... virtue In witness whereof the 
same parties to these present have hereunto set their hands and 
assigned their seals this 1st day of June 1851. Jos. H. Pavy ( X) 
Sarah Ann Pavy(X) Fountain Smith.

In Caroline County court Clerks Office June 16th 1851. This day 
personally appearing before me in my office Joseph H. Pavy and 
acknowledged the within deed and Sarah Ann Pavy his wife being 
executed by me in privately and apart from her husband having 
the writing aforesaid fully explained to her, acknowledged the
same to be her act and declared that she had executed it willingly 
and did not wish to resend it. Testo John S. Pendleton CD.


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