and in consideration of the premises and the better securing 
to the said George Field President as aforesaid of the 
Southern Life Insurance and Trust Company and to his 
Successors in Office and assigns, the payment of the said several 
Sums of money above mentioned with the interest thereon Accrued 
and to Accrue, and of the sum of Ten Dollars to him in hand 
paid by the said George Field President Aforesaid at and 
before the sealing and delivery of these presents, the receipt whereof 
is hereby Acknowledged, hath granted, bargained, Sold 
Aliened and conveyed, and by these presents, doth grant 
bargain, Sell, Alien and convey, unto the said George Field 
his Successors in Office and assigns, All that tract of Land being 
an undivided moity of a certain tract of land containing fifteen 
hundred Acres, Situated in a place called the Big swamp or Hammock 
in the County of Alachua Originally granted to Antonio Alvarey by 
the Spanish Governor Don Sost Cappinger on the seventh day of December 
in the year of our Lord One thousand eight hundred and seventeen 
and which said undivided moity is the same that was conveyed by the 
said Antonio Alvarey to the said Gad Humphreys on the thirteenth 
day of August in the year of our Lord One thousand eight hundred 
and twenty five by Deed bearing date the day and year last 
aforesaid, which said Deed was recorded in the Office of Record 
of the County of St. John on the first day of September in the year of 
our Lord One thousand eight hundred and twenty five And 
Afterwards in the Office of record in the County of Alachua,  Tog
ether with all and Singular the tenements hereditaments and 
Appurtenances  whatsoever to the same belonging, or in any wise 
Appertaining and the reversion and reversions, remainder and 
remainders, rents, issue and profits thereof, To have and 
to hold the above bargained and described premises unto him the 
said George Field and to his Successors in Office and Assigns forever  
Provided Nonetheless and these presents are upon this express Con
dition, that if the said Gad Humphreys shall well and truly 
pay or cause to be paid unto the said George Field President