The instrument's own words
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of said notes or of the seminunversal interest there on therefore and
the right of foreclosure shall continue for a term of ten years, to will
at Public within the premises aforesaid, and any party through the
said giving twenty days notice of such sale in some way
The public notices posted in the town of Meshmachman and
in some manner or in all the same manner to make and
known to the inhabitants or inhabitants thereof, any deed or dwele
that may be necessary to void in such way that has a
particular an estate in fee simple absolute, and on one
the same hereby waiving such out and otherways however to
continue or appoint such sale from time to time & so
mortgage said otherways to receive the amount the same may
be sold for, and after the payment of all the taxes levied on it
to sale costs, it unless it apply and appropriate the residue
through to the payment of the amount of principal and interest
of said note namely fourteen hundred one hundredly agreeing that in
case of a sale for deficit in the foreclosure of said note and semi-
unversal interest the premises of said note shall be deemed
and held as disposable in the day of such sale hereby according
to one hundred and assigned, for one said sum and some
the amount thereof, and hereby ratifying and confirming
such sale as may be made or would be made in the
made by prior here of
In testimony whereof we have executed set our
signs and sealed and delivered this 12th day of April AD 1908
Signed sealed and delivered
In presence of
[?] [?] Thompson
Robert Jessee
Edeline Holbertson LS
George Holbertson LS
State of Rhode Island etc
Washington Co
In Richmond this 13th day of April
AD 1908 before me personally appeared Geo H Holbertson
and Edeline Holbertson called to me known and known
to me to be the individuals described in said note
executed the foregoing instrument and they then orally
acknowledged & said instrument to be their free act
and deed
Lozal [?]
Notary Public
Received for record April 17 1908 at 4 oclock PM
Recorded by George La Courte Town Clerk
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