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the vendors, it shall be the duty of the vendee therein named to
release said bills of sale or re-transfer the property mentioned
therein, to the vendors, which release or re-transfer may be made
upon the original bills of sale, which may be returned to the
record office, and said release or re-transfer entered upon the
record book where the bill of sale is recorded, at the end of the
record thereof, or the said release or re-transfer may be made in
the presence of the clerk, with his attestation thereto, in the
record book in which the bill of sale is recorded, at the end of
the record thereof.

Forms of Conveyancing.

P. G. L., (1860,) art. 24, sec. 52. 1856, ch. 154, secs. 26, 62.

51. The following forms shall be sufficient to convey real or
personal property:

Form of a Deed conveying a fee simple in Real Estate.

This deed, made this ———— day of ————, in the year ——,
ty me, (here insert the name of the grantor,) witnesseth, that in

consideration of, (here insert consideration,) I, the said ———-,

do grant unto (here insert the name of grantee,) all that (here
describe the property.)

Witness my hand and seal
Test:
A B.

[SEAL.]

Carrico v. Farmers' & Merchants' Bank, 33 Md. 235.

Ibid, sec 53. 1856, ch 154, sec 63.
form where Married Woman is a forty.

52. This deed, made this ———— day of ————, in the year

by us, ———— and ————, his wife, witnesseth, that in
consideration of ————, we, the said ———— and his wife, do
grant unto ————

Witness our hands and seals.
Test:
A B.

[SEAL]