FromBROWNING ARLEVILLE Glife ToLEWIS AUGUSTUS Ilife Consideration One Hundred and fifty Dollars Premises about four hundred square feet · tract with a dwelling house (Charleston, Stanton Bounds, Matthew's Bridge)
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In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this 2nd day of
March A.D 1889 in presence of
John Stanton
William B. Brown
George W. Coors [seal]
Washington st. Charleston March hence A.D 1889 appeared personally
the within named George W. Coors and acknowledged the within Deed by him signed
to be his free and Voluntary act. (Before)
John Stanton J.S.C.
A.D 1889 March 2d I recorded the Deed
John Stanton Town Clerk.
Know all men by these presents that I Sprinkle R. Browning of Char-
leston in the county of Washington for and in consideration of the sum of One
Hundred and fifty Dollars and my full satisfaction of August I. Sews of
the same and county of the same which I hereby acknowledge myself
fully satisfied Contented and paid to have duly grant bargain sell And Convey
unto him the said August I. Sews and to his person and to his heirs
use and no one else for and during the term of his natural life on a certain
tract of Land lying and being in the Town of Charleston Containing
about four hundred square feet with a dwelling house (within Stanton Bounds)
as follows Eastly on the road lead[ing] to Matthew's Bridge to the North
on Indian Land Westly Indian land or on the Old Road or the south
on Comms to Delletting's Land Northly on East Land South and until it
comes in the aforesaid Road or highway or house Stanton Bounded.
I have also held the said Absolute fee simple and Bargained promised to him
the said August I. Sews and during the term of his natural life and no more
than that Both And the said Absolute R. Browning for myself my heirs and
lost and Indemnified to agree with the said August I. Sews that the Permission
for all maintenance and that I will warrant and defend the same to him
for and during the aforesaid term of his natural life against the lawful
Claims and demands of all persons Claiming by through or under me
In Witness Whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal that this deed
day of March A.D 1889 in presence of
John Stanton
Oliver Carrito
Arlesvill R. Browning [seal]
Washington st. Charleston March 2nd A.D 1889 personally Cam
the within named Arlesvill R. Browning and Acknowledge
the within to be his free and Voluntary act.
Before John Stanton J.S.C.
Recorded March 2nd 1889
Witness J.S.C.
The page as recorded
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