To all to whom these presents shall come
I Samuel Blair Marshall of the District of East Florida
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Whereas by a decree of the Superior Court of
the District of aforesaid made on the seventeenth day of October
in the year one thousand eight hundred and thirty one in
a certain case in Chancery, wherein Moses E. Levy was
Complainant and Praxedas Cocifacio widow, and
Antonio Arredondo, Pedro Arredondo, Fernando Arredondo,
Marianna Arredondo, Jose Arredondo, Theodore Arredondo,
Dolores Arredondo, and Ines or Martha Arredondo
heirs of Joseph de la Maza Arredondo deceased, and
the widow and heirs of William B. Wallace deceased
were defendants, it was adjudged that there was due
unto the said Complainant from the said Defendants
the sum of eight thousand three hundred
and thirty one Dollars and ninety nine Cents for
principal and interest money upon certain Indentures
in said Complainants bill in said case
mentioned. An whereas it was further ordered,
adjudged and Decreed by the said Court
then and there in the same case, that so much
of the mortgaged premises in the said bill of
Complaint and Indentures specified, that is
to say, the undivided moiety of the several tracts
of Land in the said bill of Complaint and
Indentures mentioned, as would be sufficient to
satisfy and discharge the aforesaid sum of eight
thousand, three hundred and thirty one Dollars
and ninety nine cents with interest on six thousand six
hundred and twenty five dollars at six per cent
per annum from the date of said decree until the
sale of the premises aforesaid, together with the
sum of seventeen Dollars and twelve and one
half cents costs to be taxed, should be sold
by the Marshall of said court in the front of
the court house in the city of St.. Augustine on
the first Monday of February (then) next unless |