Stillwell v. Oliver

On the fourth of March, 1868, E. Lockett executed to M. A. Lockett a writing obligatory for $11,834.,25 payable at twenty months, with interest; and at the same time, to secure the payment, executed to the payee a conveyance of certain lands in Arkansas county, “together with all stock of every description, farming implements, tools, wagons, drays, carts, etc.” The context sufficiently shows, that the personalty intended was all which was used upon, and considered as belonging to the place. The conveyance was to be void on payment. It was duly filed for record on the twentieth of April, 1868.…