the said defendant, Thomas B. Ellis, to the complainant, or his attorneys, within the
time required then in that case, that J.A. Ammons, Esq. who is herein and hereby
appointed as a Special Master in Chancery to execute this decree, do advertise and
sell at public out cry, at the time and place and in the manner prescribed by
law, the following described property situated, lying and being in the County of
Alachua, in the State of Florida, and more particularly described as follows;
to wit; The North West quarter of section seven (7) and so much of the South
West quarter of said section seven (7) as is North of the Alantic, Gulf and West
India Transit Railroad, in Township Ten (10) South of Range Twenty (20) East,
and containing one Hundred and Ninety three acres of land more or less, or a
sufficient amount thereof to satisfy and pay this decree and costs, and the costs
of said sale; and that do make proper deed, or deeds of conveyance to the purchaser
or purchasers in possession thereof and do pay the proceeds arising from the sale of
said property to complainant, or to his solicitor of record and the over plus
if any, as the court may direct.
3rd That after the sale of said property the said defendants, Thomas B.
Ellis Mary V. Hunt and A.R. Hunt her husband and Fannie W. L'Engle as
Executrix of the last Will and Testament of Edward M. L'Engle deceased
and Each of them, and all person or persons now claiming, or that may hereafter
claim the said property, or any part thereof by through, or under them, or Either
of them, or that now claim or that may hereafter claim by, through or under
the estate of the said Edward M. L'Engle, do thereafter stand absolutely and forever
debarred and foreclosed of and from all right or equity of redemption of, in and
to the said property and every part thereof.
Done and ordered at chambers at Ocala, Florida, on this 22nd day of July AD 1898
                                          W.A. Hocker
                                               Judge
Filed 28th of July 1898 Recorded 29th of July 1898
                                        H.C. Denton Clerk
                                        pr S.H. Wienges D.C.

                   In the Circuit Court, Fifth Judicial Circuit of Florida
                     in and for Alachua County
W.O. Tison     }
     vs        } Bill for Foreclosure
D.E. Whetstone } Final Decree
           This cause coming on to be heard, upon the report of the Special
Master herein and the court being fully advised in the premises doth find that
the allegations in said bill, contained, are true, as therein stated and the equity of
this case with the complainant, and that there is now due and owing, from the defendant
D.E. Whetstone, to the complainant, W.O. Tison as principal and interest, on the note and
mortgage, herein sued on the sum of Nine hundred and twenty five 75/100 Dollars, and in
the sum of Thirty five dollars for solicitors fees, in said cause.
It is therefore upon consideration thereon, considered, ordered, adjudged
and decreed by the court as follows, That the defendant D.E. Whetstone
do pay instanter to complainant W.O. Tison, or his solicitor of record
the sum of $925 75/100 dollars as principal and interest and the sum of