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                              | Fifty Cents           |
                              | US Internal Rev Stamp |
                              | Cancelled             |
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To Have and to Hold the above described premises 
together with all and singular the rights and privileges 
immunities easements and appurtenances thereunto belong-
ing or in anywise appertaining unto the said party of 
the second part and his heirs as their absolute property 
in fee Simple forever And the said Florida Land and 
Immigration Company do Covenant and agree that 
they are Seized of a good and indefeasible fee Simple 
to the above premises and that they have good right 
to Convey the same as they have Conveyed the Same 
free and discharged from all encumbrances and 
liens of any and every nature and description; And 
that the said party of the second part his heirs and 
assigns Shall quietly and peaceably enjoy the above 
described premises against all persons whatsoever 
lawfully claiming the same. And that they will at any 
and at all times make such further Covenants Conveyan-
ces and assurances at the expense of the said party 
of the second part as he the said party of the second 
part his heirs or assigns or Counsel learned in the law may 
require. In Testimony Whereof the said party of the first 
part have hereunto affixed their hands and seals this
the day and year first above written
In presence of                   Edw N. Dickenson  (LS)
John Hedges                      Prest Fla Land & Imm Co
A.O. McDonell              Countersigned    
    (  )                             D.L. Yulee
  ( seal )                             Resident Manager
    (  )   Attest
        Samuel A. Swann
                  Secy
Recorded February 17th 1883
              J.A. Carlisle   
                       Clerk

Mills Fannie M. To Cordelia E. Torbert
              "Deed"
This Indenture, made the Eleventh day of January in the
year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and Eighty
three Between Mrs Fannie M. Mills and her husband
William R. Mills the parties of the first part and Mrs
Cordelia E. Torbert wife of A.W.G. Torbert the party of
the second part: Witnesseth That the said parties of
the first part for and in Consideration of the Sum of