Signed the same as a witness in the presence of the other
subscribing witness.
Sworn to and subscribed } Lewelling Williams
before me April 5th 1855 }
Robt Youngblood }
Clerk }
Recorded April 5th 1855
Robt Youngblood
Clerk
State of Florida }
County of Alachua } This Indenture made on the twenty eighth
our
day of January, in the year of^Lord one thousand eight hundred
and fifty four, Between John S. Livingston and Susan Livingston
his wife of the first part, and J.J. Mixson, C.J. Mixson and
J.J. Polhill of the second part, Witnesseth, that for and in
consideration of the sum of one hundred and twenty five dollars
to them in hand paid, at and before the sealing and delivery
hereof, the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged, to said
parties of the first part, have given, granted, bargained sold
and conveyed, and by these presents do so give, grant, bargain
sell and convey unto the said parties of the second part, their
heirs and assigns, all that certain town lot or parcel of land,
situate in the Village of Micanopy, and known and described as
follows, to wit; Beginning at the North East corner of the certain
Town lot conveyed by Deed to James J. Mixson, and bearing even
date with these presents, and running south ninety nine yards,
thence forty six yards and one foot due East, thence North ninety
nine yards and one foot thence forty six yards and one foot west,
to the point of beginning, said lot being bounded on the west
by land deeded this day by the said parties of the first part to
James J. Mixson, and on the East by lands owned by the said parties
of the first part, and L.B. Osteen, To have and to hold the said
lot of land, together with all and singular the Houses, buildings,
improvements, and appurtenances to the same belonging and in any
wise appertaining thereunto, unto the said J.J. Mixson,
C.J. Mixson, and J.G. Pollhill, their heirs Executors adminis=
=trators, and assigns, to their proper use, and behoof, in fee
simple forever. And this conveyance is expressly made subject
by the said parties of the first part, and accepted by the said parties
of the second part, to the following condition, which is to
follow the above granted premises, and every part and parcel
thereof in perpetuity forever and all future conveyances hereafter
to be made, shall be subject to the same that is to say,
that no whiskey shop, or other place for retailing spiritous liquors
or ardent spirits, shall ever be kept on the said premises, or any
part of the same, and in case of a violation of this condition
the said parties of the second part, them selves theirs and assigns
covenant and agree with the said parties of the first part
there shall be a forfeiture of all the grants in this or their
Deeds to the last holder of any part or portion of the said
premises, and the said parties of the first part for
themselves, their heirs, Executors and administrators and assigns |