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114 To all Pickle to whom these Presents shall come, Greeting Know Ye that I Paul Enos Esq. of Providence R.I. Administrator to the Administration of the Estate of the sum of One hundred and Twenty Pounds lawful Money in this town and in hand wrote’n Parts. I do hereby acknowledge by John Bruyen of Charlestown in the county of Kent in the State of Rhode Island the first part of them full Satisfaction and contentment and have given General Quit Claim to the said John Bruyen and his Heirs & Assigns forever on certain Lots of Land situated in the town and Borough of Charlestown aforesaid lying in the Location survey’d by Col. John Locke and Am. Field in the name of the same Map of Lots situated and surveyed in Beginning at a Stake near the Mill marked by the Edge of a Property Line toward the south a small Branch running then North easterly through the Forest under a Line of stones to the first Line of the site and then more True running westerly bounding the westerly side of the first Lord’s Property running then bounding North easterly on a Line running to the first Marked Witness tree. To have and to hold all the said Land bounded & bounded’s above by this act and all the Appurtenances thereunto belonging forever to me the said John Bruyen and his Heirs & Assigns forever as an absolute Estate of inheritance in simple Fee simple forever and the said Paul Enos having’s Receipt known and Administration to the aforesaid Lot’s by the above Deeded Premises to him the said John Bruyen and his Heirs & Assigns against the Lawful Claims and I Demand’s of any person Claim of of any what so ever nature & degree Sign and Deployed by this April Fourth know’d have wit’s to the said Paul Enos for the Administration a sum of forty and six and one half Acres and I do hereby surrender the right of Reward & Payment of thirds of and in add to that there have Appurtenance Causes and in witness Whereof we have hereunto our hands set’d this Third Day of January in the year 1794 The Conditions of the above Obligation are such that if the said Paul Enos or the Heirs of the said Paul Enos execute Administration of the said Lot’s to John Bruyen or the Heirs to the said John Bruyen without Executors then on certificates of the above The Instruction and Furnished at their Certain Order the first part Payable from the first in the year 1788 for the sum of thirty Pounds the first the second Part Payable from the first on the year 1789 for the sum of thirty Pounds. Lawful Money of the said Payable in June the first 1797 for the sum of thirty Pounds. Lawful Money each by 18th Part Drawing out from the Date of said Note and bounding the same in full force then the aforegoing Do and shall be void otherwise the venue Signed Sealed and Delivered In Presence of David Nichols Dennis Taylor Aaron Bruyen Paul Enos - ES Hanna Mathes - ES mark.