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LAW— EVERY MAN HIS OWN LAWYER. 



the first part, have hereunto set their 

 hands and seals, the day and year first 

 above written. A. B. [l. s.l 



S. B. [l. s.j 



Sealed and delivered in the ) S. D. 

 presence of ) B. D, 



MORTGAGE, for Purchase Money. — 

 Insert immediately after the description 

 in the foregoing mortgage, the following: 



Being the same premises this day con- 

 veyed by the said C. D. to the said A. B., 

 and these presents are given to secure the 

 the payment of (part of) the considera- 

 tion money of the said premises. 



[When the mortgage is given for the 

 purchase money, or a part of the pur- 

 chase, it is not necessary that the wife 

 join in the mortgagej 



MORTGAGE to Secure Notes.— The 

 same as Mortgage with Covenant to 

 Insure. At * insert the following, in 

 place of the remaining portion : 



This conveyance is intended to secure 

 the payment of a certain promissory 

 note, or any notes given in renewals 

 thereof; said note was given by the 

 said party of the first part to the 

 said party of the second part, for 



the sum of $ , bearing date , 18 — , 



and payable one year after date thereof, 

 with interest; and if the amount of said 

 note, principal and interest, and all notes 

 given in renewal thereof, shall be paid at 

 maturity, then these presents shall become 

 void ; but if default shall be made in the 

 payment of the said note, or notes, given 

 in renewal thereof, or any part thereof, 

 (or in keeping said premises insured, 

 and the policy assigned, as herein 

 covenanted for), then the party of 

 the second part, and his assigns, are 

 hereby authorized, pursuant to stat- 

 ute, to sell the premises above granted, or 

 so much thereof as will be necessary 

 to satisy the amount hereby secured, 

 with costs, and expenses allowed by law ; 

 rendering the surplus, if any there be, to 

 the said parties of the first part, their 

 heirs and executors, administrators or 

 assigns. 



EXEMPTION, Waiver of.— Whereas, I 

 have become indebted to C. D. in the 

 sum of $ , and have confessed judg- 

 ment to him for that amount, to secure 

 his indebtedness, (or he has obtained judg- 

 ment against me for that amount) ; now, 

 to secure and make safe the said C. I)., 



and in consideration of $1 to me paid, I 

 do hereby release and waive any and alii 

 benefit or advantage by me obtained by 

 virtue of my certificate recorded (or, the- 

 cause inserted in my deed,) under and in 

 accordance with the provisions of an act 

 entitled, "An Act to exempt from sale or 

 execution the homestead of a householder 

 having a family," {or whatever the act 



may be), passed , 18 — , so that 



said property, so held by me as 

 exempt by said statute and said certificate 

 (or clause in said deed), may be levied 

 upon and sold on execution issued 

 against me for a demand owing by me 

 to the said C. D. 



Witness my hand and seal, this ,. 



18— N. W. [l. s.] 



County of , State of , s. s. : 



On thi s day of , 18 — , before 



me came the above named N. W., to 

 me known to be the person described in,, 

 and who executed the foregoing {or the 

 within) instrument , and acknowledged 

 the execution thereof. 



M. O., Commissioner of Deeds. 



LEASE OF A HOUSE.— This indenture, 



made thi s day of , 18 — , between 



A. B., of the one part, and C. D., of 

 the other part, witnesseth, that the said 

 A. B., for and in consideration of the 

 rent, covenants and agreements herein- 

 after in and by these presents mentioned,, 

 reserved and contained on the part and 

 behalf of the said C. D., his executors, 

 administrators and assigns, to be paid, 

 observed, done, and performed, have 

 granted, demised, leased and to farm let,, 

 and by these presents doth grant, lease, and 

 to farm let unto the said C. D., his execu- 

 tors, administrators and assigns, all that 

 brick (mention kind, if not a brick,) 

 house, messuage, or tenement, with all 

 and singular, its appurtenances, situate, 

 standing, and being in a certain street or 

 place, called (name place, or street,) 

 together with all and singular its appur- 

 tences whatsoever, to the said brick house, 

 (or whatever kind it may be,) messuage, 

 tenement, and premises belonging, or in 

 any wise appertaining, and therewith 

 heretofore held, used, occupied and enjoyed 

 by F. G., late occupier thereof. (In case of 

 a new house, the portion in italics to be 

 left out.) To have and to hold said 

 (name kind) house, messuage and tene- 

 ment, and all and singular other the 



