256 CONVEYANCING. [ART. 21

67. Ing v. Brown, 3 Md. Ch 521. Clabaugh v. Byerly, 7 Gill, 354. Woollen
v. Hillen, 9 Gill 194. Price B. McDonald, 2 Md. 403. O'Neill v. Cole, 4 Md.
107. Johns v. Scott, 6 Md. 81. General Ins. Co. v. U. S. Ins. Co., 10 Md. 617.
Williams v. Banks, 11 Md. 198. Johns v. Reardon, 11 Md. 465. Cooke's Les-
see v. Kell, 13 Md. 469. Wilson v. Russell, 13 Md 496. Farquharson v. Eichel-
berger, 15 Md. 73. Cockey v. Milne's Lessee, 16 Md. 207. Hoffman S. C. Co.
v. C. C & I Co , 16 Md. 456. Waters' Lessee v. Riggin, 19 Md 536. Moore v.
Blondheim, 19 Md. 175. Willord's Exrs. B. Ramsburg, 22 Md. 206. Nelson v.
Hagerstown Bank, 27 Md, 51. Chew v. Buchanan, 30 Md. 376. Knell v.
Green St. Bldg Ass'n 34 Md. 67. Busey v. Reese, 38 Md. 264. Kane v. Rob-
erts, 40 Md. 593. Swartz v. Chickering, 58 Md. 290. Tyler v. Abergh, 65 Md,
16.

P. G. L., (1860,) art. 24, aec. 17. 1813, ch. 104, sec. 4.

17. When a trustee sells and conveys lands lying in one county,
under a decree passed in another county, the deed shall be re-
corded in each county where the land lies, and shall recite so
much of the decree under which the sale was made, as will show
when and by what court it was passed, and the names of the
parties, and the appointment of the trustee who made the sale;
the city of Baltimore is to be regarded as a county in the meaning
of this section.

Ibid. sec. 18. 1822, ch. 104.

18. If any clerk shall die, and during the interval between his
death and the qualification of his successor, the time for recording
any deeds or other written documents required by law to be
recorded in a specific time, shall expire, the successor of such
clerk so dying shall record the same at any time within one
month after his qualification—to have the same effect as if such
deed or other document were recorded within the time prescribed
by law; and shall endorse thereon the time of the death of the
former clerk and the date of his own qualification, which endorse-
ment shall be recorded with the deed or other document and
shall be evidence of the facts it contains.

Ibid. sec. 19. 1800, ch. 133, sec. 1. 1867, ch. 58.

19. Any deed or conveyance of or relating to land, duly
acknowledged and required by law to be recorded, except deeds
or conveyances by way of mortgages, may be recorded after the
time herein prescribed; and when so recorded shall have, as
against the grantor, his heirs or executors, and against all pur-
chasers, with notice of such deed or conveyance, and against all