PUBLIC GENERAL LAW.

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Where lands are sold and conveyed and a mortgage given at the same

time, to secure the purchase money, such mortgage to be preferred

to any person's judgment obtained against such purchaser — 1825,

ch. 203, sec. 3, ..........

861

See Mortgages.

A record of the extracts of deeds not to be kept in the office of the

clerk of the county court. Regulations as to the manner in which

extracts of deeds shall be made and transmitted to the clerks of the

court of appeals, by the clerks of the county courts — 1826, ch. 226,

893

All deeds for conveyances of any interest in lands, &c. executed and

acknowledged within the United States, before any judge of a court

of law and record, to be good for the purposes mentioned, if the

said acknowledgment be certified by the judge before whom taken,

under his hand, clerk to certify that he was judge at the time, &c.

—1830, ch. 164, .........

1004

A supplement declaring that all deeds executed and acknowledged,

which may not have been signed and sealed by feme covert, as re-

quired by the act of 1830, chap. 164, confirmed, if in all other

respects the provisions of the original act and supplements have

been complied with — 1831, ch. 116, .

1020

A further additional supplement explanatory of the act of 1830, ch.

164, as regards acknowledgments of deeds, &c. — 1831, ch. 206,

1023

Obligation to convey lands and contracts for leasing, if acknowledged

as provided for conveyances, may be recorded, and a certified copy

shall be received as evidence — 1831, ch. 205, .

1024

Officers taking an acknowledgment to certify as to the identity of the

person making the acknowledgment — 1831, ch. 205, .

1024

Provisions of the act of 1834, ch. 80, extended to all deeds executed

in any of the states or territories for property lying in this state,

&c— 1834, ch.80, p. 1133; 1835, ch. 211, p. 1212; 1835, ch. 332,

1219

Where any infant feme covert shall unite with her husband in a con-

veyance to pass her dower, courts of equity may declare convey-

ance valid, if equitable — 1832, ch. 302, sec. 7, .

1095

Clerks of county courts to make and keep up indexes of all deeds,

mortgages, bills of sale, &c. of record in their offices — 1833, ch.

88, sec. 1, ..........

1113

Not to make such index if already in the office — 1833, ch. 88, sec. 4,

1113

In cases of foreclosure or sale of mortgaged property, not necessary to

make the heirs of mortgagees parties — 1833, ch. 283, .

1130

Deeds of manumission executed before the passage of the act of 1831,

ch. 323, and acknowledged before a justice of the peace, though

not recorded, and without a witness, to be valid, if recorded before

first October— 1833, ch. 284, ...

1130

Any judge of any orphans court may take the acknowledgment of con-

veyances executed by insolvent debtors, for the benefit of creditors

— 1834, ch. 92, ........

1136

Deeds, &c. taken, executed and acknowledged since the 17th day of

February, 1832, which may not have been signed and sealed by

feme coverts, entitled to dower as required by the act of 1830, ch.