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Anp Wuexgas, in and by a certain article of agreement in writing, made between the said Llewellyn S. Haskell and Charles Harrison, of the said township of Orange, bearing date on the first, day of May, A. D. eighteen hundred and fifty-six, the said Llewellyn S. Haskell, in consideration of the sum of One Dollar to him im head peid, and of che conveyance, that day, made to him by the said Harrison, of a certain tract or parcel of land and premises, situate, lying and being im the said township of Orange, known as “the Ravine Lot,” the bounds of the said Liewellyn Park, did cove- cypaat and grant to and with the said Harrison, his —tpon thailand may have the right and privilege of Lwarering his or their horses aad cattle, at and through a pipe not exceeding the diameter of one- half of an inch, so much water a3 may be required wise subject to all the rules, conditions and regu- lations which may, at any time hereafter, be im- posed upon the other persons having the right to use and enjoy the said Park for the like purposes; and, furthermore, that the purchaser or purchasers of any villa-site on sites, of at least one acre in extent, eut of the said adjacent land and premises of the said Harrison, and the heirs and assigns of such purchaser or purchasers, with his, her or their respective family or families, being the occu- pants off the aaid site or sites, shall and may sever- ally have che right to use and enjoy the said Park for the purposes aforesaid, subject to the rules, conditions and regulations aforesaid, upon his, hee or their severally paying to the said Haskell, his heirs or assigns, having the legal tithe to the said Park, che sum of One Hundred Dollars, at the out- set, for each and every acre contained in such site or sites, and, annually thereafter, such sum of moncy, not exceeding Ten Dollars per acre, as - aforesaid,—and st the same cates for any frac- tional part of an acre,—as may, from time to time, be assented upon the other persons having the right to use and enjoy the said Park for the like purposes. Ano Witeness, Caleb Harrison Condit, and Eleanor F., his wife, by deed bearing date on the first day of January, A.D. eighteen hundred and fifty- seven, did convey to the said Llewellyn S. Haskell. his beies and assigns, a certain tcact or parcel of