The instrument's own words
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State of Rhode Island ss
Washington Sc
In Charlestown this 14 day of January
1893 Wilson W. Freeman personally appeared before me
and acknowledged the foregoing instrument by him signed
to be his free and voluntary act and deed,
George E. Close
Notary Public
Received for record January 4 1893 at 2 oclock PM
and recorded by George Close Town Clerk
Charlestown R.I. Nov 30th 1801
Having received full payment and satisfaction of the note
secured by the following Mortgage I hereby cancel and
discharge the same. Witness my hand and seal
In presence of
George Close
le Raye LS.
Recorded by George Close Town Clerk
Whereas George E. Bondall of the Town of Charlestown
in the County of Washington in the State of Rhode Island
did on the Wednesday of October 4D 1889 make and execute
his deed of mortgage of that date to the Peoples Savings
Bank of the Town of Ellington in the State of Connecticut
of a certain tract or parcel of land with the improvements
thereon hereinafter to be described which said deed of
mortgage is recorded in the land Evidence Ct 12 of the
said town of Charlestown at pages 133, 134 and 134-
and in which said deed of mortgage said George E. Bondall the
wife of said George E. Bondall did release and forever
quitclaim her right & lower in and unto the land
wherein described real estate and improvements to the
said mortgage the said Peoples Savings Bank which
said mortgage deed fully entrusted and empowered
I Albert Brown Treasurer of said Savings Bank in the
name of said grantors named in the aforesaid deed
of mortgage shall and convey the therein described real
estate and improvements under the conditions and in
the manner mentioned and specified in the aforesaid
deed of mortgage. And whereas the said deed of
mortgage was made and given upon those express
conditions, that if the said George E. Bondall or any
other person for him should pay a certain promissory note
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Bearing date September 9, AD 1889 made payable to the said
Peoples Savings Bank or order one demand for the sum of seven
hundred dollars with interest which said note was subject to
renewals for the whole amount of the same or for a part thereof
And whereas the interest on the aforesaid note, or a renewal
of the aforesaid note provided to be paid as aforesaid became
due and was not paid according to the terms and conditions
of said note and of the aforesaid deed of mortgage, and
such default or failure of payment as aforesaid continued
for more than ten days after said interest on said note or
a renewal of said note should have been paid as aforesaid
And whereas the said real estate mentioned in the
aforesaid deed of mortgage and hereinafter to be described,
has been or was advertised for sale by public auction, notice
of such sale having first been given by such advertisement
for at least three weeks prior thereto and after the
expiration of said ten days after said default or failure
of payment as aforesaid in the "Weekly Narragansett
Observer" one of the public newspapers published in
the Town of Westerly, county of Washington and said
State of Rhode Island And whereas at a public
auction of said mortgaged real estate held on the premises
on the 14th day of April AD 1891 more than three weeks
after the ten days after said default or failure of payment
as aforesaid the same was purchased by Felix S. Barber
of the said Town of Storrington for the sum of Seven
Hundred and Seventy Dollars he being the highest bidder
therefor
Now therefore Know all men by these
presents That I the said George B. Brownell mortgagee as
aforesaid for and in consideration of the sum of Seven
Hundred and Seventy Dollars to me paid by Felix S.
Barber as aforesaid, the receipt whereof is hereby
acknowledged, do hereby grant, bargain sell,
convey and confirm unto the said Felix S. Barber
his heirs and assigns forever, That certain lot or
parcel of land lying and being in the said town of
Charlestown with the improvements thereon, bounded
as follows, to wit: commencing at the southeast corner
of the premises at a certain barnway, thence running
line (8) rods North thence eight (8) rods West thence
five (5) rods South, and hence eight (8) rods East to
the said barnway Bounded on the East, South and
West by land of Asa J. Hopte and wife and on the
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North by the Post Road so called, Being this same premises
conveyed to said George E. Corandall by said Horries & wife
by deed dated the 18th day of March AD 1884 and recorded
in said Land Evidence Records of said South Kingstown, Books No 11
at page 328 reference to the same being hereby made,
being the premises and estate named and described in
the above referred to deed & mortgage, To have and
to hold the same with all the rights, privileges and appurtenances
thereunto appertaining to him the said Delg S.
Carter his heirs and assigns forever. In witness
whereof I the said George E. Corandall and the said
Josie B. Corandall have hereunto set our hands and seals
By the said J. Albert Brown Treasurer of the said Pawtucket
Savings Bank on time and lawful attorney duly authorized
as such by the letter of attorney contained in the aforesaid
deed of mortgage to make and execute this said instrument
as aforesaid, on this 29th day of December AD 1892.
In presence of
William Hosley George E. Corandall
By his Attorney J Albert Brown Treas Lf
of the Pawtucket Savings Bank
Josie B. Corandall
By his attorney J Albert Brown Treas Lf
of the Pawtucket Savings Bank
State of Rhode Island ss
County of Washington
Presently December 29, AD 1892) Then
came J. Albert Brown Treasurer of the Pawtucket Savings Bank
before me personally duly authorized and empowered as the attorney
of the above named George E. Corandall and Josie B. Corandall
and acknowledged the foregoing deed signed by said George
E. Corandall and Josie B. Corandall by their said attorney
to be the free act and deed of him the said George E. Corandall
and of her the said Josie B. Corandall, and the free
act and deed of him the said J. Albert Brown.
Before me William Hosley
Notary Public
Foreclosure Sale
Will be sold at Public Auction on Tuesday the fourteen
(14th) day of April AD 1893 at 11 o'clock A.M. on the
premises by virtue of the power of sale contained in a
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certain Mortgage deed made and executed by George B.
Randall and Josie B. Randall his wife bearing date
October 4th 1844 and recorded in the Town Clerk's Office
in Charlestown, county of Washington and State of Rhode
Island in Book 12, pages 133 134 and 135 of the records
of the Town of Charlestown for recording mortgages of Real
Estate, the conditions of said mortgage having been
broken: a certain tract or parcel of land situated
in said Charlestown, in with all the buildings and
improvements thereon standing, and bounded as
follows, to wit on the East North and West by lands
of Asa T. Hopkins and wife, and on the South by the
West Road as called, or however otherwise bounded,
the Mortgagee hereby gives notice of his intention
to sell upon the above described property, at the above
named sale or any adjournment thereof
at the order of the Mortgagee.
Westerly R.I. March 16, 1891
State of Rhode Island &c
County of Washington
Westerly December 29th AD 1892
Then came J. Albert Brown Treasurer of the Peoples
Savings Bank of Dorchester, Connecticut and made
oath that the following is a true copy of the advertisement
in newspaper in which the sale of the real estate
described in the aforesaid deed was made, that said
advertisement was inserted in the Westerly Sun-arranged
Weekly" a newspaper published in said Westerly,
at least once each week during the three weeks next
preceding to the day of the sale of the real estate aforesaid,
and that Samuel B. Hopkins an auctioneer of the Town
of Charlestown in the county and State aforesaid, sold
said real estate at public auction at the Premises at
the time named in said advertisement to Relig S.
Barber of said Dorchester for the sum of Seven Hundred
and Seventy Dollars the being the highest bidder thereat.
J. Albert Brown Treasurer of
Peoples Savings Bank
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 29 day of December
AD 1892
William Hopkins
Notary Public
Received for record Jan. 28 1893 at 12 o'clock PM.
and recorded by George G. Converse Town Clerk
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