faid F. F. to arbitrate, award, judge, and determine, of and concerning all and all manner of action or actions, caufe and caufes of action, fuits, bills, bonds, judgments, executions, extents, quarrels, controverfies, trefpaffes, damages, and demands whatfoever, at any time or times thentofore had, made, commenced, fued, profecuted, or depending, by and between the faid parties, or either of them, fo as the faid award fhould be made, in writing under the hands and feals of the faid arbitrators, or any two of them, ready to be delivered unto the faid parties, on or before the day of c. as by the faid two feveral bonds and conditions thereof it doth ard may appear. NOW KNOW YE, That the faid A. A. C. C. and D. D. taking on them the charge and burthen of the said award; and having deliberately heard the griefs, allegations, and proofs of both the faid parties, DO by these prefents arbitrate, award, order, decree, and adjudge of and concerning the premises in manner and form following; (that is to fay) Firft, they do award, order, decree, and adjuge, That the faid F. F. or his heirs, fhall and do, on or before the next enfuing the date hereof, make and execute a good and fufficient conveyance and fettlement (in cafe the fame be not already done) of fuch part of a certain farm, fometime in the poffeffion of G. G. fituate in the parifh of in the county of as is freehold and not copyhold, purfuant and according to the true intent and meaning of certain articles of agreement, bearing date on or about the day of - day of day of which was in the year of our Lord — and made as mentioned to be made between the faid F. F. of the onepart, and the faid E. E. of the other part, or as near the fame as the prefent circumftances of the cafe will admit. AND ALSO, the faid arbitrators do further award, order, decree, and adjudge, That the faid F. F. his executors or adminiftrators, fhall and do, on or before the faid next enfuing the date hereof, pay, or caufe to be paid, unto the faid E. E. in aforefaid, the fum of pounds, of lawful money of GreatBritain, in full payment, difcharge, and fatisfaction, of and for all monies, debts, and duties due and owing unto the faid E. E. by the faid F. F. upon any account whatsoever, at any time before their entering into the faid bonds of arbitration as aforefaid. AND ALSO, the faid actions and fuits commenced, brought, or depending between the faid E. E. and F. F. for any matter, caufe, or thing whatfoever, arifing, or happening at the time of, or before, their entering into the faid bonds of arbitration, fhall from henceforth ceafe and determine, and be no further profecuted or proceeded in by them, or either of them, or by their or either of their means, confent, or procurement. AND LASTLY, the faid arbitrators do further award, order, adjudge, and direct, that the faid E, E, and F. F. fhall and do, within the fpace of two days next enfuing the date of this prefent award, feal and execute unto each other, mutual and general releases of all actions, caufe and caufes of action, fuits, controverfies, trefpaffes, debts, duties, damages, accounts, reckonings, and demands demands whatever, for or by reafon of any matter, caufe, or thing. whatsoever, from the beginning of the world until the day of the date of the faid bonds of arbitration as aforefaid. IN WITNESS› whereof the said arbitrators to both parts of this present award in-! dented, have fet their hands and feals this day of For fettling an account between two, where there had been mutual T dealings. O ALL TO WHOM thefe prefents fhall come, G. P. of &c. fendeth greeting: WHEREAS at the fitting of nifi prius, held at in and for the on the day of, in the year, and in the year of the reign of our fovereign Lord George the Third, now King of Great-Britain, &c. before the Right Honourable William Lord Mansfield, Chief-Juftice of our faid Lord the King, before the King himself, a caufe came on to be heard between S. T. plaintiff, and C. D. defendant: AND it was ordered by the faid court, by and with the consent of plaintiff and defendant, their counsel and attornies, that the laft juryman fworn and impanelled in the faid caufe, be withdrawn out of the panel, and that all matters in difference be tween the faid parties in the faid cause, be referred to the award, order, arbitrament, final end and determination of the faid G. P. in the said order of nifi prius, called G. P. of £. fo as he fhould make and publish his award in writing, of and concerning the premifes in queftion between the faid parties, on or before the day of term, then and now next enfuing, and that the faid parties fhould perform, fulfil, and keep foch award, fo to be made by the said arbitrator as aforefaid; And it was alfo ordered by and with fuch confent as aforefaid, that the cofts of the faid fuit, and alfo the costs of the faid award, fhould abide the event of the faid award, and that the faid arbitrator do direct and award by whom, and to whom, and in what manner the fame fhould be paid; And it was likewife ordered by and with fuch confent as aforefaid, That the plaintiff and defendant refpectively were to be examined upon oath, to be fworn before the faid Lord Chief- Juftice, or fome other juftice of the court of the faid Lord the King, before the King himfelf, (if thought neceffary) by the said arbitrator, and should produce before the faid arbitrator, all books, papers, and writings, touching and relating to the premises, as the faid arbitrator fhould think fit; and that the witneffes for the plaintiff and defendant refpectively, were to be examined upon oath, to be fworn before the faid Lord Chief-Juftice, or fome other justice of the court of the faid Lord the King, before the King himself: And it was alfo ordered, by and with fuch confent as aforesaid, That neither the plaintiff or the defendant fhould profecute any action or fuit in any court of law or equity against the faid arbitrator, or bring or prefer any bill in equity against each other of and concerning the premises, fo as aforefaid referred, as by the order of nifi prius made on the hearing of the faid caufe, relation being thereunto had, it may more fully appear: NOW THESE PRESENTS WITNESS, That I the faid G. P. the arbitrator named and appointed in and by the faid order of nifi prius, having duly taken upon me the burthen of the above arbitration, and having been attended by the attorney for the plaintiff S. T. and the attorney for the defendant C. D. and fully heard their feveral allegations on behalf of the faid plaintiff and defendant refpectively, and having examined the faid plaintiff and defendant refpectively upon oath, and ftrictly examined their, and each and every of their witnesses feverally on oath, touching the matters to me above referred, and having maturely and deliberately weighed and confidered the evidence, proofs, and allegations on behalf of each of the faid parties, and carefully perufed all the accounts, papers, and writings, touching the faid matters in question, which they the said parties have respectively thought proper to lay before me for my infpection, DO, in obedience to the faid order of nifi prius, make this my award in writing, of and concerning the premises to me referred as aforefaid, in manner following, That is to fay, FIRST, I do award and order that the faid C. D. his heirs, executors, or adminiftrators, fome or one of them do and fball, on the in the year attorney at law, fituate in Cheapfide, London, between the hours of twelve of the clock at noon, and one of the clock in the afternoon, well and truly pay, or cause to be paid, to the faid S. T. his executors, adminiftrators, or affigns, the fum of pounds, of good and lawful money of Great-Britain, together with his the faid S. T's. full cofts of the faid fuit herein-before mentioned, to be in the mean time taxed by the proper officer of the faid court; and that immediately after payment thereof, they the faid S. T. and C. D. fhall execute general releases each to the other of them, of all actions, fuits, cofts, claims, and demands whatsoever, from the beginning of the world to the faid in the year at the house of Mr. -day of day of : AND I do award and order, that each of them the faid S. T. and C. D. fhall bear and pay his refpective charges and expences attending this arbitration: AND LASTLY, I award that the charges incurred by me relating to this arbitration, and making this my award, amounting to the fum of fhall immediately after the delivery of this my award, be paid to Mr. D. E. my attorney employed in this arbitration, one-half thereof to be paid by the faid S. T. and the other half thereof to be paid by the faid C. D. IN WITNESS St. Sealed &c. Bargain Bargain and Sale. 1.83 Of lands by the mortgagee to the mortgagor and his wife, to make a tenant to the precipe, in order to suffer a recovery to the use of the purchafer and bis beirs. T HIS INDENTURE, quadrupartite, made the pounds, of lawpounds pur c. between A. A. of &c. Efq; only fon and heir of B. A. deceased, (late wife of C. A. Efq; and the only daughter and heir of D. D. Efq; deceased) and E. wife of the faid A. A. of the first part; F. F. of &c. of the second part; G. G. of &c. Gent. of the third part, and. 7. 7. of &c. grocer, of the fourth part: WHEREAS the faid 7. 7. hath contracted with the faid A. A. for the abfolute purchase of the manor, meffuages, lands, and hereditaments, herein-after bargained and fold, with their appurtenances, for the fum of pounds, of lawful money of GreatBritain. NOW THIS INDENTURE WITNESSETH, That for and in confideration of the fum of ful money of Great-Britain, part of the faid chafe-money) paid into the Bank of England by the faid 7. J. on the day of the date hereof, in the name of the faid A. A. and with the privity and confent, and by the direction of him and of the faid F. F. and in pursuance of an order of the high court of Chancery, made the -, now laft paft, in a caufe wherein the said A. A. and C. A. N. A. and M. A. infants, by the faid A. A. their father and prochein amy, are plaintiffs, and O. O. and the said F. F. and others, defendants, (being in full of all principal monies, and interest now due on a mortgag. in fee, formerly made to P. P. Efq; fince deceased) and the faid F. F. of all the faid purchafed premifes, in pursuance of a former order of the faid court, made in the faid cause, on the day of -, in the year &c. the payment of which faid fum of pounds, by the faid. 77. in manner aforefaid, they the faid A. A. and F. F. do hereby own and acknowledge, and in confideration of of like lawful money (residue of the faid chale-money) unto the faid A. A. in hand well and truly paid by the faid 7. 7. at or before the execution of thefe prefents, the receipt whereof he the faid A. A. doth hereby acknowledge; which faid feveral fums of day of pounds and pounds, pounds pur - pounds, make together the said sum of pounds, which is the fame fum of pounds, mentioned to be the confiderationmoney of one indenture of release of the faid purchased premises, bearing even date herewith, between the fame parties as are parties hereto, and thercin mentioned to be paid by the faid 7. 7. in the proportions and in manner aforefaid: AND in confideration of 10 s, of like lawful money to the faid A. A. and F. F. paid by the faid G. G. at or or before the execution of these prefents, the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged, and for docking and barring all eftates-tail, and reverfions and remainders thereupon expectant or depending of and in the said purchased manor, meffuages, lands, and hereditaments, every or any part thereof, (if any fuch there be now fubfifting, and which are not spent, determined, barred, or deftroyed) and for conveying and limiting the fame premifes, with their appurtenances, in manner herein-after mentioned, the faid F. F. at the request, and by the direction and appointment of the faid A. A. (teftified by his being party to, and fealing and delivery of thofe prefents) bath bargained and fold, and by thefe prefents doth bargain and fell; and the faid A. A. and E. his wife, have, and each of them bath, granted, bargained, fold, and confirmed, and by these prefents do, and each of them doth, grant, bargain, fell, and confirm unto the faid G. G. his heirs and affigns, ALL that capital meffuage or tenement heretofore built by one R. R. deceased, at or near , in the parish ; And the rever of in the county of fion and reverfions, remainder and remainders, rents, iffues, and profits thereof, and of every part thereof; AND ALSO all the eftate, right, title, intereft, truft, property, equity of redemption, claim, and demand whatsoever, both at law and in equity of them the faid A. A. and E. his wife, and F. F. and each or any of them, of, in, to, or out of the fame manor, meffuages, lands, hereditaments, and premises, with their appurtenances, and every or any part thereof, TO HAVE AND TO HOLD the faid manor, meffuages, lands, tenements, hereditaments, and all and fingular other the premises, with their appurtenances, unto the faid G. G. his heirs and affigns, To the use and behoef of him the faid G. G. his heirs and affigns, To the intent and purpofe, that he the faid G. G. may be and become perfect tenant of the freehold of the faid manor, meffuages, lands, tenements, hereditaments, and premises, to the end that one or more good and perfect recovery or recoveries may be thereof had, fuffered, and perfected, before the end of the next term in the court of Common-Pleas, at Westminster, (at the equal cofts and charges of the faid A. A. and 7. 7.) in fuch manner and form as in the faid indenture of release, bearing even date herewith, is in that behalf mentioned, expreffed, and agreed upon. AND it is hereby declared and agreed by all the parties hereto, that the faid recovery or recoveries Thall be fuffered as aforefaid; and thefe prefents, after the faid recoveries fhall be perfected and executed, and all other common recoveries, fines, conveyances, and affurances in the law whatfoever, heretofore had, made, levied, fuffered, or execu:ed of the faid manor, meffuages, lands, tenements, hereditaments, and premises, or any part thereof, by or between the parties hereto, or any of them, or whereunto they, or any of them, are or fhall be parties or privies, fhall be, and enure, and fhall be adjudged, deemed, conftrued, and taken, and so are and were meant, and intended to be, and enure, To the only use and behoof of the faid 7. 7. and L. L. and to the heirs and affigns of the faid 7.7. for ever, In trust as to the eftate of the |