on Bowleys Savannah, which five thousand acres are a part of eight 
thousand acre grant made to the said Acosta, in absolute property by 
the late Spanish Government, on the twentieth of May eighteen 
hundred and sixteen, as will more fully appear, by the plots and 
Certificates of Survey by the then Surveyor General of the Province
	To have and to hold unto the said Clark, the said parcels of 
Land, and to his heirs and Assigns, together with all and Singular 
the Rights, members, and Appurtenances to the same in any manner 
belonging, to his and their proper use, and behoof __
	And the said Domingo Acosta , do and will Warrant & defend 
the same against himself his heirs, executors Administrators and 
Assigns, unto the said George I. F. Clark his heirs Executors ad
ministrators and Assigns, but not against the claim of any 
other person whatsoever, this being a quit claim Sale ___
	In Witness whereof the Said Acosta hath hereunto 
set his hand and Seal the day and year above written ___
Signed, Sealed & delivered	Domingo Acosta  (seal)
  in presence of
	Jacque Vocill
	Charles S. Henry
	Not. Pub. C.C. Georgia
Georgia
Camden County	    On this ninth day of April A.D. 1839 personally 
appeared before me Charles S. Henry Judge of the Superior Court for 
the Eastern District of the State of Georgia, Jacque Vocill whose name is 
signed as a witness to the foregoing Deed to me well known, who being by 
me duly Sworn, did upon Oath say, that he was present, and did see the 
Grantor to the foregoing Deed Domingo Acosta, Sign, Seal and deliver the 
same as his Act and deed, and delivered the same for the purposes therein 
mentioned, and that the said Jacque Vicell did sign his name 
as a witness thereunto, and I do further Certify, that I was present and 
did see the Said Domingo Acosta sign and deliver the foregoing Deed 
and that my signature thereto is in my own proper hand writing