and foregoing Deed in the manner and for the purposes
therein expressed             }
Taken and acknowledged        }      Laura L. Dell
before me this 18th day of    }      John B. Dell
February AD 1882              }
       W.H. Geiger            }
         Justice of the Peace }
State of Florida }
Alachua County   } Be it remembered that on this day came
before me Mrs Laura L. Dell wife of John B. Dell the
grantor herein whereafter being first duly questioned
and examined by me separate and apart from her Husb
-and acknowledged that she did sign seal and deliver the
above and foregoing Deed of Mortgage for the uses and
purposes therein contained & expressed without any com
-pulsion constraint and apprehension or fear of or from her
said Husband, and further that the property therein Mort
-gaged is her own separate State and property and the
money advanced or to be advanced was and is for the
benefit and advantage of her said separate Estate,
This day of February AD 1882
                                Laura L. Dell
I W.H. Geiger, a Justice of the Peace in and for Alachua
County Florida do hereby certify that the above and fore-
going separate acknowledgement of Mrs Laura L. Dell
Wife of John B. Dell was taken by and before me after
having duly questioned and examined the said Mrs
Laura L. Dell separate and apart from her Husband
and the same was done freely and voluntarily and with
-out any compulsion, Constraint or fear of or from her
said Husband, Witness my hand and Official seal
this 18th Day of February AD 1882
                                W.H. Geiger  (Seal)
                               Justice of the Peace
Recorded March 1st 1882
       J.A. Carlisle Clerk Cir Court
         C.P. Evans DC

        T. Harper Bevill To Foster & Colclough
                  "Mortgage"

   This Indenture made the 18th day of February in
the year of our Lord One thousand eight Hundred and Eigh
-ty two, Between T. Harper Bevill of the first part and
Thaddeus Foster & W.A. Colclough parties trading
under the firm name of Foster & Colclough of the second 
part. Whereas the said T. Harper Bevill is justly in
-debted to Foster & Colclough of the second part in the