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Howard County Circuit Court, Chattel Records, 1854-1860
Volume 814, Page 217   View pdf image
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of the second part on consignment from said Sykes; also one Wagon
and Harness belonging to the same one horse and four Mules belonging
to said James Sykes and now at the said Oakland factory and
also ^all^ goods and property now or which may be in the store of said
James Sykes at the Oakland factory and at Sykesville
       To Have and To Hold all and singular the goods chattels
effects and property of every kind and description above mentioned
and hereby conveyed and assigned or intended so to be unto the said
parties of the second part as Copartners aforesaid their executors
administrators and assigns forever         Provided Always
and these presents are upon this condition that if the said James
Sykes or any person in his behalf do and shall from time to time
well and truly pay to said firm of Woodward Baldwin & Company
all and every sums and sum of money not exceeding in the
whole eight thousand dollars at any one time which he may
become indebted in to them either for raw material furnished
or for cash loaned and acceptances of drafts or loans of notes and
other negotiable paper or either loaned and to be loaned by them to
him and all such indebtedness do and shall pay adjust and
finally settle upon the termination of the within recited arrangement
whether such termination be by notice in writing or by said Sykes
ceasing to carry on the Factories as aforesaid then this Indenture
and every clause matter and thing herein contained shall be
absolutely null void and of no effect.               But if default
should be made in payment as aforesaid or if at any time a
balance of account should be owing to said parties of the
second part after payment thereof shall have been demanded
then it is hereby declared that the said firm of Woodward
Baldwin and Company shall immediately after such default
or as soon thereafter as they may see fit enter and take full
possession of all the material goods chattels effects and
property hereby mortgaged as well that now as that which
may hereafter come into the possession of said James Sykes
and sell the same for the most money that the same will
produce and after paying and reimbursing themselves the full
amount then owing to said firm under the mortgage including
all expenses of sale then forthwith to pay over the balance
to the said James Sykes or to his legal representatives
    And the said James Sykes hereby covenants with the said
parties of the second part Copartners as aforesaid that
he will from ^time^ to time whenever requested so to do execute and
in due form of law deliver to the said parties of the second
part as Copartners aforesaid all such other and further
deed and deeds of mortgage and other transfers in the law
as shall or may be required either for the confirmation of


 
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Howard County Circuit Court, Chattel Records, 1854-1860
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