with the said party of the second part his heirs and
assigns to warrant and forever to defend the above gran-
ted premises and every part and parcel thereof
now being in the quiet and peasable possession of the
said party of the second part against the said
party of the first part his heirs executors admin-
istrators and assigns against all and every other
person or persons claiming or to claim the 
said premises or any part thereof.
      In witness whereof the said party of the 
first part hath hereunto set his hand and seal
the day and year first above written
sealed and delivered
in the presence of               Charles W. Johnson (L.S.)
the words & Mary his
wife between the 2 & 3 line      Mary Johnson       (L.S.)
from the top before enterlined
before execution
W. Carpenter
F.A. Hoyt
State of New York } Ss
Orange County     }
On the twenty-third day of January 1850 before
me the subscriber came Charles W. Johnson
and Mary his wife whom I know to be the gran-
tors described in and who executed the annexed 
instrument and acknowledged that they had
executed the same and the said Mary and a
private examination seperate and apart from her said
husband acknowledged that she had executed 
the same freely and without any fear or com-
pulsion of the said husband
                F.A. Hoyt, Justice of the Peace
State of New York
Orange County
           and of the county court of said county be-
ing a court of record I Nathan Wescott, clerk
of the County of Orange, do hereby certify that
Frederick A. Hoyt whose name is subscribed 
to the certificate of the proof or acknowledge-
ment of the anexed instrument and thereon
written was at the time of taking such
proof or acknowledgement a Justice of the