the Said tract of land above described, and hereby con-
veyed, together with all the improvements thereon; and
the rights, liberties, Privileges hereditaments, thereunto belong=
ing, or in any way appertaining, and the reversions, rents,
profits and issues thereof.
To Have and to Hold the Said tract or parcel of land above
described, hereditaments and appurtenances, unto the Said
Rafaila Wilson her heirs and assigns, to and for his and their
own use and behoof, for all Such estate and no other, as
the Said bankrupt had and held therein at and immediately
before the filing by him of his petition for adjudication of
Bankruptcy, and clear of all incumbrances.
  In Witness Whereof, I, the Said Assignee, have hereunto Set
my hand and Seal this fifth day of May in the year of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and Seventy
Signed, Sealed, and delivered in presence of }
 R.B. Archibald                              }  J.C. Greeley - Assignee
 J.H. Norton                                 }

State of Florida }
Duval County     } On this Nineteenth day of February 1872
                   Before me Personally came Jonathan C. Greeley,
to me Well Known, and who executed the foregoing Convey=
ance, and acknowledged that he executed the Same for the
purposes therein mentioned.
                             J.H. Norton
                               Notary Public For Fla
       Recorded July 16th 1872
                             H.S. Harmon,   Clerk

To All Persons to Whom these Presents Shall Come, Greeting:
Whereas, by virtue of Proceedings held under and in pursu=
ance of an act of Congress entitled "An Act to establish
a Uniform System of Bankruptcy throughout the United
States," approved March 2d 1867, in the District Court of
the United States for the Northern District of Florida, in
the case of Lemuel Wilson of Alachua County Florida who
was adjudged a bankrupt upon his own petition; And
whereas, Jonathan C. Greeley, assignee of the above Named bank=
rupt, duly Chosen, appointed and qualified, did on the tenth
day of December 1869 present his petition to the aforesaid
Court, Setting forth, amongst other things that "he believed
it to be for the interest of the creditors that the real estate
Should be Sold" And praying the Said Court that the Said
real estate might be Sold in pursuance of the Act of Congress
in Such Case made and provided, and the Said petition
having been referred by the Said Court to Franklin
Fraser Register in Bankruptcy for Said District for exam=
ination and to make Such order therein as Should be proper

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