and described as follows, Fifty acres more or less the same
being a fractional part of the North half of Sec 31 Town
ship Nine (9) South, Range 20 East To have and to hold
the above granted and described premises unto the said
party of the second part his heirs and assigns to
his and their own proper use benefit and behoof forever
Provided allways and these presents are upon this ex-
ress condition that if the said parties of the first 
part shall well and truly pay his certain promissory
notes bearing even date herewith given to the said party
of the second part and payable as follows: One note
for One Hundred and thirty three 33/100 Dollars payable
on the first 1st day of Jan 1882, One note for One Hun
dred and thirty three 33/100 Dollars payable on the 1st Day
of January 1883 & One note for One Hundred and thirty
three 33/100 Dollars payable on the 1st  day of January 1884
Each of said notes bearing interest from date at 8 per cent
per annum, according to the tenor of said notes, then
these presents shall become void, and the estate hereby
granted shall cease and utterly determine. In Witness
Whereof the said party of the first part, to these presents
have hereunto set their hands & seal this day and year
first above written
Signed sealed and delivered in }     Charlotte E. Mayo  {{seal}}
presence of                    }     A.D. Mayo      {{seal}}
            J.C. Gardner       }
        Washington Frazier     }

State of Florida } Before the subscriber personally appeared
Alachua County   } Charlotte E. Mayo well known to me as the
wife of A.D. Mayo, who being by me examined separate and
apart from her said husband, acknowledged that she signed
and sealed the forgoing mortgage freely and voluntarily and
without any compulsion or constraint apprehension or fear
of or from her said husband.          Charlotte E. Mayo.
Taken and acknowledged before }
me this Dec 26th 1881         }
            J.C. Gardner      }
             County Judge     }

State of Florida } Before the subscriber personally appeared J.C.
Alachua County   } Gardner who after being duly sworn, deposes
and says that he saw Charlotte E. Mayo & A.D. Mayo sign
and seal the foregoing deed of Mortgage for the consideration
and purposes therein expressed and that he together with Washington
Frasier signed the same as witnesses thereto.
Sworn to and subscribed this May 23, 1883 }  J.C. Gardner
           J.A. Carlisle, Clerk Cir Court }