The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-01-06

sAsrERN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT or FLORIDA.
CIRcUIr CoURr, Sr. JoHN's COUNTY,
Monday, 18Th day of January, A. ID. 1913.


Monday, 18Th day of January, A. ID. 1913
IN CHANCERY.
Pra and others Brush and othersSut for Partition
THIS having been brought on to he heard upon
Il the Report Of George Watson, jr A M Randolph. aud
Thomas G. Ellis, commissioners appointed therein under
and by virtue OF commission issued out of and under the
which bears date March, 1913 by which appears that the
said commissioners certify and report that they find the
said land situated that partition thereof be made
without prejudice to some OF the owners and heavy ex
pense 10 alli
And the objections TO said report being Withdrawn
Ia was, on motion of counsel,
Ordered, adjudged, and decreed and thi 'rt by vir
tue Of authority therein vested, doth order a. dge and
decree that the said report and all things therein contain
ed do stand ratified and confirmed.
IL is further ordered adudged and deceed that George
NJ Payne OF Mcanopy, IA the county of Aaehue James
gustine, in the county Of St Johns Florida suitable
and competent be and they hereby appointed
Tor the purpose oil carrying out the decree oil
is further ordered, adiudged and decreed that the said
of the said George Nj Payne, James Child, and William
A. Forward, commissioners hereby appointed aore SAID
the twenty first day OF February IN the year OF our Lord
thousand eight hundred and tortynne and that the
sales be continued from day day until the be
pleed and that said commissioners do Of
said sale to be Immediately published until the day sale
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And that the said commissioners shall IN the sale Of said
lands be guided by the map oil said grant made by Mesrs
Burr, Washington, and Merry, late toner's. and
shail sell the fractional sections in quantity and form as
have discretion TO sell in fractions quarter sections and
sections, and in such quantities they may deem proper
and best calculated for the Interest of the parties leaving
out the private and adverse grants laid down said
And is further ordered adjudged. and decreed that,
for the purpose OF permitting The claimants TO purchase
value OF said lands is fixed dollar per acre
each and every claimant in said lands may, if he she
they think proper bid at this valuation, the
the value of the number OF decreed them this
PARTITION wihout pay ing money provided in OF
above the OF their under such valuation
then for any such they shall comply the cond-
And il is further ordered adudged and decreed that
the said sale, excepting the interests of claimants, shall be
wit. ehird of the purchase money cash down, the
remainder in three instaments of one two and three
years, with Interest at per cent? and that the said
mssioners shall sign, SEAL and with the purchasers
written printed contracts conditioned for the executing
and further conditioned, that if any nstanen be paid
The time becomes due, all money previously paid shall
right upon the lands sod and take Possession OF
the without let, hindrance, ncumbance through
is further ordered, adndged, and decreed that the
said commissioners do deposte the moneys arising from
the sale of said lands fast tho paid their
hands, the Bank of Cheston in the State OF South Car
ona and that said shall not be drawn from said
bank except upon the Joint draft of said commissioners,
under an order OF this court, directing the same.
And it is further ordered that the said commissioners
make full and ample report this court, after said sale,
! OF their proceedings In this behalf
The lands which the above decree refers known
the Aredondo Grant, containing about hundred and
ninety thousand acres, consisting OF fine hammock, prairie,
and pine lands The entire tract has been accurately
veyed and divided after the of the public surveys,
ran es townships and sectionsplas of which have
been prepared, and be obtained at St Augustine
best in all Florida lies between the 18th and Both paral-
lels OF atitlidc, nearly midway between the Atlantic
and the Gulf, and is adapted at once, by climate and
fertility OF SOIL the production of sugar, loug and
short staple cotton, rice, Spanish tobacco root,
indigo, Nc, and, swept daily by the breeze,
healthy beyond any oil the south country OF the
United States. Lying the immediate neighborilood of
lake Orange, between which and the Oekawahaw river
navigable, communication may and will be made
moderate cost easy and cheap connexion will be
established between this region and the cities the AT
lantic whilst in the nature OF things, railroad
the peninsula and through this body OF land, will
be established and become the commercial and
thoroughiare between said and those the
borders of the Gulf In view OF the delightful climate Of
the fertility the soil. of the rich and varied ples
of which confined to regions of very limited extent
belle that portion of our widespread domain offers
cher inducements for the investment of capital
ises richer rewards the industry of the poor An
of these lands is earnestly invited and
Information which the undersigned give will be
promptly furnished on application either Of them
The sale Of these lands will be begun the time and
place. and the terms forth in the decree under
which the unde rsigned No money will be rcce wed
than such will be taken deposite by the Bank
that persons proposing become purchasers will do well
make deposites in said bank and bring with them
tifcates OF such deposte.
| GEORGE M. PAYNE,