The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-11

Sidney wouldrespectfully request that you
publish in your valuable paper the follow
Ing extract from the deed from General j.
X. Harvie to Benjamin James Harris, dated
10Th OF August, 1915, duly recorded In
HenricO County Court, In Deed. Book No.
IA, page 426, and oblige yours. truly,
! w. GODDIN.
June 0, 1881.
Jaqueine B. Harvie and Mary bis wife,
and Margaret Harvie, OF the city of Rich
mond, OF the first part, and BeDjlmin j.
Harris, also Of Richmond, OF the second
part; ; deed dated 10th August, 1915, record.
ed in Deed Book IA, page 426.
| Also all and singular the sew.
eral streets included and comprehended in
and between the several squares and lots
herein above enumerated and conveyed as
the said streets are laid down in the said
| plat herein above referred to, and full,
free, common, and public right OF way for
ever, IN all and singular the several streets
bounding and adjoining or contiguous to
the said several squares and lots herein
above enumerated and conveyed as the same
are laid down in the said plat herein above
referred 10 as by covenant hereinafter to be
contained, touching all the streets aforesaid,
will be more fully and at large expressed,
the premises containing by estimation the
several quantities purported TO be therein
contained In and by the said plat herein
above referred to, be the same more or less.
and lying and being all in the county OF
Henrico, and being by mutual understand
ing, consent, and agreement between the
parties to these presents, and according to
the true intent and meaning OF the articles
herein above recited IN this behalf full and
equal three-eights in value OF the said Jaque-
line B. Harvie's said moiety of the said land
to him in and by the said partition with the
heirs OF his late brother, Edwin j. Hdrvie,
in manner aforesaid assigned, exclusive,
however, OF the part OF the said lands in the
said articles herein above recited, mentioned,
and declared to be then, and which is still in
controversy with the said Henry Banks,
together with all and singular the appurte-
nances, rights, privileges, and advantages
| 10 the premises in anywisc belonging; to
have and TO hold all and singular the prem
| ises, with the appurtenances thereof, unto
the said Benjamin j. Harris, his heirs and
assigns forever, and to and for his and their
only proper use and behoof, and the SAID
Jaqueline b. Harvie for himself and his
heirs, unto the said Benjamin j. Harris, his
heirs and assigns, in whole or in part, and
OF every part and parcel thereof, all and
singular. the premises herein above con-
yeved, and every part and parcel thereof
against the claim and claims OF every and
all pers0ns whatsoever shall and doth here
by forever warrant and defend. And the
said Jaqueline b. Haryie, for himself and
| bis heirs, executors, and administrators,
| doth covenant and agree 10 and with the
said Benjamin j. Harris and his heirs and
assigns forever that, all and singular, the
premises and appurtenances thereof herein
above conveyed shall and may be forever
hereafter peaceaby and quietly held and
enjoyed by the said Benjamin j. Harris, his
heirs and assigns respectively, without any
lawful let or interruption Of, from, or by
lany and every person or persons whatsO.
ever. And the siid Jaqueline b. Harvie
and Mary his wife, and the said Margaret
| Haryie, for themselves and their respective
heirs. executors, and administrators, do
| further covenant and agree TO and with the
said Harris, his heirs and assigns respect
lively, forever, that they, the said Jlqueline
Il. Harvie and Mary his wife, and the said
Margaret Haryie and their heirs respective
", shalt and will from time TO time, and at
all times hereafter, upon reasonable re-
quest, at the proper costs and charges
| of the said Harris, his heirs, eXecu.
tors, administrators, or assigns respect
lively, make and execute, or cause to
be made and executed, all such other and
| further deeds, conyeyances. and assurances
| in law whatsoever for the further and more
effectual conveying and assuring Of the
premises unto the said Harris, his heirs
and assigns respectively, as by the said Har-
ris, his heirs and assigns respectively, or his
or their counsel learned in the law, shall be
required and advised; and the said Harris,
for and in consideration OF the premises,
doth by these presents, for himself, MS
heirs, executors, and administrators, for
ever release and quit claim unto him, The
said Jaqueline B. lIalve, his heirs, execu.
tors, and administrators, all claim, rlSht,
and demand whatsoever TO him, the sald
| Harris, his heirs, executors, and admlnls-
| traitors. derived from, by, or under the Sald
articles herein above recited, excepting only
his claim, right. and demand for and re-
specting moiety OF the said Jaqueine Is.
| IIaTvie's moiety OF that part OF the SAID
| lands in controversy with The SAID Henry
Banks. il the same should be hereafter OF
the said Banks recovered, according 10 the
intent and meaning OF the said aboye-rected
articles. And, further, the said Jaqueline
d..
for themselves and their heirs, executors,
and administrators respectively, do cove
napt and agree each TO and with the other
that the said Harris, his heirs and assigns,
shall be at full liberty TO enclose, until such
times as public convenience shall require
the opening Of the same, successyely
any. every, and all OF the said streets
laid down in the said plat herein
above referred TO that are included and
comprehended in and between the several
suuares and lots herein above enumerated
aud conveyed 10 the said Harris without let
or hindrance from the said Haryie, his
heirs and assigns; and that the said Haryie,
his heirs and assigns shall in like manner
be at liberty to enclose, until such times as
public convenience shall require the OPEN
ing OF the same successiyely, any, every,
and all the streets in the said plat laid down
that are included and comprehended in and
between the several squares and lots retain
ed by the said Harvie, as manifested by the
said plat, without let or hlndrance from
the said Harris, his heirs, or assigns: Pro.
yided that both the said Harvie and his
heirs and the said Harris and his heirs shall
be and are hereby bound respectively 10 open
successively, II at any time hereafter and
whensoeyer and so soon as public conve.
nence shall require the same to be opened,
each, any, and every OF the said streets so
included and c0mprehended IN and between
the several squares and lots herein above
enumerated aud conveyed to the said Har-
ris, and the several streets included and
comprehended in and between the several
squares and lots so retained by the said
Haryie, which public convenience shall be
Judged OF and determined In case OF dis
agreement between the parties by the proper
legal authorities OF the land: Provided,
also, that the following streets shall hence.