9/22/1879 · FORCLOSURE DEED · book 10 page 494 doc 4633

494 his heirs and assigns, all the right title & interest the said Thomas A. Benedict had in and unto said described premises and nothing more, which I was empowered to sell in my said capacity, as Guardian, & I have in all respects complied with the laws of this state relating to the sale of Real Estate by Guardians In Testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this 3d day of September eighteen hundred and 67 as Guardian aforesaid Signed, sealed and delivered Harris Langdon Guardian L.S. In presence of Tom. H. Horses State of Rhode Island ss Washington Co I, M. Wardly this 3d day of September AD 1867, Harris Langdon Guardian personally appeared before me and acknowledged that the within instrument be by him signed to be his free and voluntary act and deed, in his said capacity Samuel P. Cross Court Clerk [Marginalia:] There were stamps 20.50, and one Received & recorded Sept 2d 1867 at 11 oclock A.M. and recorded by Charles Cross Court Clerk Whereas, Stephen Benedicts of Hopkinton, County Washington in the State of Rhode Island, died on the 25th day of March AD 1856 and request his certain deed of Mortgage of that date to Oliver Longworthy of said Hopkinton County and date aforesaid, of certain Real Estate, hereinafter described written in the handwriting and improvements thereon which said deed of Mortgage is duly recorded in Hopkinton Court in Book 46 pg 221, 223, 224 etc. for recording mortgages of Real Estate whereas Connie Benedict's wife of said Stephen Benedict, selesai and quitclaimed her her right of dower in the premises described to said Oliver Longworthy with which said Mortgage deed fully authorized and empowered said Oliver Long- worthy, his executors, administrators and assigns in the name of the Grantor as named in said Mortgage deed or in the name of the Grantor his Courted administrators or assigns named in said deed of Mortgage to sell and said Mortgage premises and convey under the conditions and the terms thereof specified in said deed of Mortgage And whereas said deed of Mortgage and more given our ancestors, that if the said Stephen Benedict shall sell and pay for to be paid either negotiable promissory note respect to and described in said deed, with the interest thereon and shall otherwise perform the conditions contained said Mortgage deed on the part of the Mortgagor to be performed, then said of Mortgage shall be void. And whereas the note described with

495 Deed of Mortgage became due and payable and was not paid according to the conditions of said Mortgage deed, and such default or failure of payment continued for more than three days after the same became due and payable and whereas the said Real estate mentioned and described in said Deed of Mortgage became liable to be described hereon and was advertised for sale as provided within the premises of such Deed having first given three weeks notice by such advertisement for more than three weeks prior thereto and after the expiration of said four days after said default of payment of payment is apparent in the Watch Hill newspaper with the public signs posted at Watch Hill County of Washington in State of Rhode Island, a copy of said advertisement accompanying this Certificate of the Mortgage is hereunto annexed, and is to be and shall be a part of the deed of conveyance and whereas a full determination of said Mortgaged premises on the 23rd day of August 1848, in the premises in pursuance of said advertisement and after the expiration of said three weeks and of those three days after such default or breach of agreement the same was purchased by John H. Butler of Hopkinton in County of Washington State of Rhode Island for the sum of the amount of one thousand one hundred and fifty (1150) dollars, he having the highest bidder therefore Now therefore I the above named by this instrument that in Stephen Burdick and Carrie E. Burdick Mortgagees as aforesaid, for and in consideration of the sum of the amount of one thousand one hundred and fifty (1150) dollars paid by John H. Butler of Hopkinton in the County of Washington State of Rhode Island, the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged in hereby grant, bargain sell and convey and convey and convey unto the said John H. Butler this house and acreage premises at the Watch Hill and improvements thereon as described and detailed in his said Mortgage reference to refer to and reference to said Mortgage deed and the premises of the same is hereby had for a full and particular description and boundaries of the same To have and to hold the same with all the rights privileges and appurtenances thereunto belonging to the said John H. Butler his heirs and assigns forever In Witness whereof we the said Stephen Burdick and Carrie E. Burdick hereunto have set our hands and seals by George Carmichael Jr. for William P. Barney and Francis Ford Haswell Mortgagees by appointment as the Attorney of said Stephen Burdick and Carrie E. Burdick duly appointed and fully authorized to execute the same. Witness our hands and seals this 13th day of September 1848 William P. Barney L.S. Francis Ford Haswell L.S. George Carmichael Jr. L.S. State of Rhode Island County of Washington ss. In the Utility in said County this 13th day

496 of September the 1st 1872—Personally appeared of William H. S. Barnes and Francis Lone, appointed attorney for Stephen Brustick and Caroline C. Brustick his wife, degrees and sales as the forging instrument by them their said Attorney and in this his capacity acknowledged to be same to be his free and voluntary act and deed for the purpose herein expressed. Before me Thomas Vincent Justice of the Peace State of Rhode Island Washington Co. I Dr. Witnessy in said county on this 20th day of September 1872 Personally appeared George Barnes as one of the Attorney for Stephen Brustick and Caroline C. Brustick his wife, degrees and sales of the forging instrument by him their said Attorney and in his said capacity acknowledged to be same to be his free and voluntary act and deed for the purpose herein expressed. Before me Thomas Vincent Justice of the Peace Mortgagees Sale Will be sold at public auction of Tuesday August 22nd 1889 at 10 o'clock held on the premises by virtue of a power of sale contained in a contract Mortgage deed granted by Stephen Brustick of Hopkinton State of Rhode Island to Elias Bourgeois residing Hopkinton, dated the 28th day of June AD 1866 and is recorded in Hopkinton Book no 18, page 254 & 255 for recording Mortgagees of Real Estate, the conditions of said Mortgage deed having been broken, a certain lot or parcel of land situate in Hopkinton enclosed in the cartilage Bournwickville, so called, containing by boundary line [illegible] acres by the corner more or and is bounded on south by an authority to the highway, Eastly by land of Granville and Secretariat Nixon, westerly by land of Isaac Ellias Moore by line tote relating to James Estate and land belonging to the house of Dennis Green, with the highway running through the stone, together with the factory, grist mill, two dwelling houses and other buildings thereon standing also a lot of land situated in Scholaton containing about one eighth of an acre bounded Northly, Eastly and Southly, by land of Dan Huggins and Westly by Parcel Nut Rice Nixon lying on the east side of Pawtucket River near Brown's Bridge from which my claim starts meaning and intending to convey all the land conveyed to me by Elias Bourgeois by deed dated August 20th 1847 and the station of said Dan Huggins 1847 1848 and the Grist Mill and privilege, the Brust lot and Dan Huggins lot with all the buildings and privilege. Notice is hereby given that the Mortgagee intends to list upon the property hereby advertised for sale. Per order of the Mortgagee Hopkinton R. I. July 28th 1889

497 I George Barnstable shall for one of the mortgages by assignment hereby certify that the above is a true copy of the advertisement published for full three weeks in the "Westerly Arrogant Weekly" a public newspaper printed in Westerly R.I. previous to the 22nd day of August AD 1819. The sale was on this premises at public auction in presence of David advertisement by John N. Miller, a qualified auctioneer in the town of Hopkinton and that John N. Miller was the highest bidder therefore and bid the sum of twenty one hundred and fifty fifty one dollars ($1251). George Carmichael fr Subscribed and sworn to by George Carmichael fr this 20th day of September AD 1819 Thomas Vincent Justice of the Peace Received for Registry Sept. 22d 1819 at 3 oclock P.M. and Recorded by Charles Crane Town Clerk Know all men by these presents, that I Caroline Brindrick of North Kingstown in the County of Washington state of Rhode Island widow of Stephen Brindrick late of Hopkinton R.I. deceased, for and in consideration of the sum of two dollars, and other valuable considerations to me paid by George Carmichael fr of Richmond Witnessed Berney of South Kingstown and Brindrick Russell of Westerly all in the County and State aforesaid appraise the right above described hereby absolutely lease, have received, released and forever granted and by these presents do remise, release and forever quitclaim unto the said Carmichael, Berney & Russell, their heirs and assigns forever all the right title interest property above and demand absolute I now have, or of right ought have or claim intend to a certain lot or parcel of land situated in Hopkinton & Hopkinton more as the Brindrick Will Estate, containing by estimation thirty acres more or less for boundaries reference is hereby had to a deed Mortgage made and executed by Stephen Brindrick and his Grantor to George Langworthy dated March 8th 1816 and recorded in the Town Clerk's office, in Hopkinton & also in the town of Charlestown reference thereto is hereby had for boundaries and a full description measuring and extending hereby to convey all my right of tenure and power of Tenure of the land afore said and described estate late belonging to my deceased husband Stephen Brindrick I do have and to hold the same, with all the rights privileges and appurtenances thereunto appertaining to the said Carmichael, Berney Russell their heirs and assigns forever. And I the aforesaid Caroline