Crawley v. . Stearns

On 26 September, 1918, Berry W. Brown and Alice E. Brown, bis wife, executed a written instrument, evidently intended as a deed of trust but designated on its face as a second mortgage, purporting to convey title to a lot in tbe city of Raleigh described as lot No. 9 on Shaffer’s map, to secure the payment at maturity of three bonds, each in the sum of $500, held by L. B. Capehart and afterwards assigned to the Mechanics and Farmers Bank. The parties named are the makers, L. B. Capehart and Allen J. Barwick, trustee. In the premises of the instrument and in the habendum Capehart is named as…