The Press., 1894-12-27

where it now rises out of the ground, which is nigh to or under Maple Tree. All persons which use the said Spring is for the consideration aforesaid to have it free forever, without let or molestatation, as aforesaid and without farther fee or purchase, all which privileges, as afore- said, do by these presents, give, grant, bargain, sell, convey, and confirm, as aforesaid; and, furthermore, I, the said William Orcutt, do hereby give, grant, bargain, sell, convey and confirm unto and agree with the said Joseph Warren, his order, his heirs, executors, admins traitors and assigns, that all manner of persons of what kind soever that may hereafter from time to time apply to the said Warren, his heirs, executors, admin istrators or assigns, for directions to use of the said waters, shall have and enjoy all the immunities and privileges in as full and in as ample manner as is above given and granted to the said Warren, all without let or molestation, and without farther fee or purchase, as aforesaid.
 And, furthermore, do by these pres ents give, grant, bargain, sell, convey and confirm unto, and agree with the said Joseph Warren, his heirs and assigns for ever, that the said Joseph Warren, his heirs and assigns forever, that the said
 Warren, and all those who are or may be under the care and direction of the said Joseph Warren, shall have and enjoy the cistern and the house that is erected over said cistern, that is made to receive the water which runs from said Spring, and
 to use the other part of said house, he or they paying the customary fees and re-
 ward to the said Orcutt; that other per sons pay that use said cistern and house, that is to say the said Warren, &c., may use said house, &c., when the said house is not taken up by the said Orcutt, or any under him. To have and to hold the above granted and bargained premises,
 with all the appurtenances, privileges and commodities to the same, belonging or
 any wise appertaining to him, the said Joseph Warren his heirs, and assigns for | ever to him and his own proper use, be- hoof and benefit forever. And I, the said William Orcutt, for myself, my heirs, eX- ecutors, administrators, do covenant,
 promise and grant to and with the said l Joseph Warren, his heir, and assigns, that | t and until the unsealing hereof am the l tlu> sole and lawful owner of the above bargi.ined premises, and am lawfully | seized and possessed of the same as good | indefeasible estate and privilege, and that 1 have good right and authority to sell l the same in manner or in form, as is | 'bOve written, and that the same is free | from all membranes whatsoever; and, | furthermore, I, the said William Orcutt, | 1o by these presents bind myself and my heirs and assigns forever to warrant, suc-
 cor and defend the same above granted
 and bargained premises, together with
 the privileges and appurtenances thereto l belonging unto him, the said Warren, and l those under him, as above mentioned, his heirs and assigns, against all claims and l demands whatsoever In witness where
 of have hereunto set my hand and seal | this 13 day of September, Annoque Dom | mi, 1766, and in the tenth year of his
 Majestys Reign.
 | VIM. ORCUTT J'NR. X. Seal i Stafford, in Hartford County, this 18th day Of | Sepr, 1766.
 | Personally appeared William Orcutt, | Signer and Sealer of the above instru-
 ment, and acknowledged the same to be his free act and deed before me-
 | ROB WALKER, Asst.
 Signed, sealed and delivered in Pres
 ence of JAMES GARDNER, STEPHEN MoULToN.
 Reed Sept'r 15, 1766.
 Stafford, Aug. 22d, 1887. 1 hereby certify that the above and fore
 going is true copy of record found in
 hook 4, pages and 6, of Stafford Town | Rec oris.
 Attest JAMES RISLEY, Town Clerk