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being in the possession Of the said A. C. 

 To have and to hold all and singular the 

 goods and chattels above bargained and 

 sold, or intended so to be, unto the said 

 party of the second part, his executors, 

 administrators, and assigns forever. And 

 the said party of the first part, for himself, 

 his heirs, executors, and administrators, 

 all and singular, the said goods and 

 chattels above bargained and sold unto 

 the said party of the second part, his 

 executors, administrators and assigns, 

 against the said party of the first part, 

 and against all and every person and 

 persons whomsoever, shall and will war- 

 rant, and by these presents forever de- 

 fend.* Upon condition, that if the said 

 party of the first part, shall well and 

 truly pay, or cause to be paid, unto the 

 said party of the second part, his execu- 

 tors, administrators or assigns, the sum 



of $ , and interest thereon, on the 



— day of next, then these presents 



and everything herein contained, shall 

 cease and be void.t And the said party 

 of the first part, for himself, his executors, 

 administrators and asigns, does covenant 

 and agree to and with the said party of 

 the second part, his executors, adminis- 

 trators and assigns, to make punctual 

 payment of the money hereby secured; 

 and in case default shall be made in pay- 

 ment of the said sum above mentioned, 

 it shall and may be lawful for, and the 

 said party of the first part does hereby 

 authorize and empower the said party of 

 the second part, his executors, adminis- 

 trators and assigns, with the aid and 

 assistance of any person or persons, to 

 enter and come into and upon the 

 dwelling-house or premises of the said 

 party of the first part, and in such other 

 place or places as the said goods and 

 chattels are or may be held or placed, 

 and take and carry away the said goods 

 and chattels, to sell and dispose of the 

 same for the best price they can obtain, 

 and out of the money to retain the said 

 sum above mentioned, with the interest 

 and all expenses thereon, rendering the 

 overplus (if any) unto the said party of 

 the first part, his executors, administrators 

 and assigns. And until default be made 

 in the payment of the aforesaid sum of 

 money, the said party of the first part to 

 remain and continue in quiet and peace- 

 able possession of the said goods and 



chattels, and the full and free enjoyment 

 of the same, unless the said party of the 

 second part, his executors, administrators 

 or assigns, shall sooner choose to demand 

 the same; and until such demand be 

 made, the possession of the said party of 

 the first part shall be deemed the posses- 

 sion of an agent or servant, for the sole 

 benefit and advantage of his principal,, 

 the said party of the second part. 



In witness whereof, the said party c 

 the first part has hereunto set his hand 



and seal, this day of 18 — . 



A. C. [l. s.] 



Sealed and delivered in ) 



the presence of ) 



When the list of goods are not all 

 embraced in the body of mortgage, they 

 may be embraced in the schedule, which, 

 shall be signed by the mortgagor. 



ASSIGNMENT OF BOND AND MORT- 

 GAGE — Indorsed on the Instrument. — 

 In consideration of $500, to me paid by 

 A. B., I hereby sell, assign, transfer and 

 set over to A. B., the within mortgage 

 and the bond accompanying the same, 

 and authorize him to collect and dis- 

 charge the same. L. M. [l. s.] 



New York, January 10, 1876. 



CHATTEL MORTGAGE, to Secure a* 

 Note. — (In the foregoing form where the 

 * is inserted, in place of the sentence 

 from the * to the t insert the following :) 



Upon condition that the said party of 

 the first part shall well and truly pay at 

 maturity the full amount, principal and 

 interest, of a certain promissory note 

 executed by the said party of the first 



part for $ , dated — day of 18 — , 



payable to the order of said B. H., - 

 months after date, then these presents, 

 and everything herein contained, shall 

 cease and be void. 



BOND, Common. — Know all men by 

 these presents, that I, A. B., of the town 

 of , county of , and State of 



, am held and firmly bound unto 



the said C. D., of the same place, in the 

 sum of $1000 [this amount is called the 

 penal sum, and is usually double the 

 amount of the real debt, in order to> 

 cover interest, costs and other contin- 

 gencies], good and lawful money of the 

 United States, to be paid the said C. D.^ 

 his executors, administrators and assigns ; 

 to which payment, well and truly to be 

 made, I do bind myself, my heirs, execu- 



