The instrument's own words
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to a stake in said bench bank, thence Northwesterly along said bench
bank 23 1/2 feet to the place of beginning bounded Northly ...
and Northly by g... and Eastly by ... and this day made a road to build
thereon and will so forever bounded west with a right of way
to pass with oxen or on foot across the land of the grantor
to said road and a right to take water from the well on said land
and use it both to drink and to hack the same with all the
rights privileges and appurtenances thereunto appertaining
unto and to the use of the said station X. and said L.
Walcott his heirs and assigns forever
And I the
aforementioned Billings D. Macomber for myself and for my
heirs representatives and administrators do covenant with the
said Selon X and receive to forever that said heirs his heirs and assigns
that I will warrant and defend the above described land
unto the said Selon X and said L. Walcott their heirs and
assigns forever against any and all claims and demands
of all persons claiming by way title or under me
In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand and
seal this 27 day of August in the year of our Lord one thousand
nine hundred and three
Signed and sealed in presence of
George G. Coover
P. R. December
L.D.
State of Rhode Island
County of Washington
On Declaration in the 27 day of August
AD 1783 before me personally appeared Billings D.
Macomber to me known and known by me to be the party
granting the foregoing instrument and he acknowledged
said instrument by him executed to be his act and seal
George G. Coover
J. Justice of the peace
Received for record August 27 1783 at 1 dollar fee
and recorded by George G. Coover Town Clerk
Know all men by these presents that I
Billings D. Macomber of Charlestown County of Washington
State of Rhode Island in consideration of the sum of fifty
dollars to be paid by me George Wales and Billions Ri
Grant his right of North Providence RI the several
whereof is hereby acknowledged as hereby release release
and forever quit claim to him Ri and the Walcot
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The provided image is too degraded and blurred to be transcribed. The ink has bled through from the reverse side of the page, and the handwriting is illegible.