Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-05-25
MISSISSIPPI UNION BANK.


MISSISSIPPI UNION BANK.
RULES TO be Observed by the Subscribers to
the Stock ofMe Mississippi Union Bank,
in The Execution Of the Bonds and Mort
| cages, heremih returned.
lst. The bond for the amount Of stock
subscribed and the mortgage to secure it.,
&c. ure TO be filled up and dated the same
day.
I'd. The property proposed 10 be mort.
gagged is TO be infinitely, fully and accu-
rately described in the mortgage.
Sd. When the party is married, the
name of the wife is to be inserted in each
blank intended for il in the deed, and in
the certificate of acknowledgement; and
her name is to be signedto the deed, with
the seal annexed.
9TH. When the party is not married the
pen may be drawn across the words de-
scriptive Of the wife; and the blanks in
tended for her name, and the certificates
OF the acknowledgment by her, may be
neatly erased.
9th. The acknowledgements as 10 the
execution Of the deed, may be made before
and certified by any judge Of the High
Court of Errors and Appeals--judge ofthe
Circuit Court-judge of the Probate Court
clerk Of the Circuit or Probate Court or
Justice of the peace, under official seal,
where there is one; where not, under pri-
vate seal. The blank in the acknowledge
ments, after the name Of the officer certi-
flying, are intended 10 be filled with a
description of the character in which he
takes the acknowledgment, [as Judge or
justice, &c. and the blank in the attesta-
ton is intended TO show whatever he GER
titles under his official or private SEAL
The clerk of the Probate Court, will be
careful TO fill up accurately, the blanks in.
tended to show when the deed was reccired
for record and rhere recorded.
The party at The time of executing the
bond and mortgage, must take and sub
scribe an affidavit,'in answer to the fol-
lowing interrogatories:
!. Are you citizen ofthe UnitedStates,
either by birth Or by operation Of the laws
of the United States for The naturalization
Of foreigners, or otherwise?
2. At the time You subscribed for stock
in the Mississippi Union Bank. were you
residing in this state, with The fixed inten.
ton of making ltsyour permanent place of
abode?
3. Are you twenty-one years Of age?
q. Are you married man?
5. Are there any judgments against
you, either in the State Courts, or in The
Courts of the United States, held in this
slate, either upon original suit, or by for
fixture Of delivery bond! If SO, state the
amount Of each, respectively.
6. lfyou 10 not derive your title directly
from the Government Of the United States,
were there any judgments Of any descrip-
ton whatsoever, knotrn to you, against those
whom you claim, at the date Of the con-
veyance TO you, and which still remain
unsatisfed?
Z. Is there any conveyance by you, or
by those under whom you claim, operating
as lien on The land proposed to be mort
gagged by you, to the Mississippi Union
Bank2
8. Is the stock you have subscribed for,
intended for yourself, and not directly, nor
indirectly for another.
The party is also required, to produce
two certificates from the Clerk Of the Pro-
bate Court--one TO be dated on the day Of
the recording Of the mortgage, or Of receiv-
ing il for record, and the other to be dated
at least three months utter recording it.
The first may be in the form following, to
wit:
estate of Mississippi, County,
81 Clerk Of the Probate
!" Court of said county, do hereby certify,
!" that there is no mortgage, deed Of con-
j" veyance, or other membranes Of record
" 10 my Office, operating as a lion, upon
+" the property mortgaged 10 the Mississip-
"pi Union Bank, by