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A CHATTEL MORTGAGE.1
T. Smith.
A CHATTEL MORTGAGE.
Before the underwritten witnesses residing at Detroit, in the province of Quebec, personally appeared William Thorn, of the Eiver Sinclair yeoman, who acknowledged himself to be justly and truly indebted to Messrs. Meldrum & Park, of Detroit aforesaid, merchants for divers goods wares, and merchandizes, sold and delivered to him by the said Meldrum & Park in the sum of 79 pounds 12 shillings and 7 pence, currency of New York, which said sum with the interest to
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