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Reports of Cases in the High Court of Chancery of Maryland 1846-1854
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OHIO LIFE INS. & TRUST CO. VS. ROSS & WINN. 27
This mortgage was duly executed and acknowledged by the
parties, but was not lodged for record until half past 6 o'clock,
P. M. of the 16th June, 1846.
Afterwards on the 11th of April, 1846; the same parties
with their wives, executed a second mortgage to the same
mortgagees; reciting that the former were about becoming in-
debted to the latter, in a sum not exceeding seventy-five thousand
dollars in promissory notes and bills of exchange, and in order
to secure them, every such note and bill of exchange made,
accepted or indorsed by the said Hancock and Mann, and by
them passed to the said Dawson and Norwood, the said mort-
gage was executed of the same property, and this was recorded
on the 16th June, 1846, at 5 o'clock, P. M.
And on the said 16th of June, 1846, the said Hancock and
Mann executed to Dawson and Norwood a third deed of mort-
gagee, in which it was recited that the deed of the 11th of
April, 1846, having been omitted by accident to be recorded
in time with respect to the chattels therein specified, and the
parties; the said Hancock and Mann being desirous of ratifying
and confirming said mortgage and adding the additional security
of their personal property, and being also desirous of securing
said Dawson and Norwood, for paying all money advanced to,
or paid for said Hancock and Mann, and also for all responsi-
bilities and liabilities, which said Dawson and Norwood have
entered into, or may enter into, for said Hancock and Mann,
not to exceed in the whole the sum of seventy-five thousand
dollars, this last mortgage was executed, and by it the parties
sold and conveyed to said Dawson and Norwood all the prop-
erty mentioned in the deed of the 11th of April, 1846, and all
the lard, tallow, candles; and other personal property of every
description, belonging to the said Hancock and Mann, at,
or about the said mortgaged premises; and the said property
was to be held by the mortgagees, subject to, and upon the like
conditions, as are set forth and contained in the said last men-
tioned mortgage—and upon the further condition, that the said
Hancock and Mann should indemnify and save harmless, the
said Dawson and Norwood from all liabilities and responsibili-

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