Stephenson v. Browning

It appears from the record in this case, that Charles Sage, in February, 1867, executed a chattel mortgage on a horse, to appellee, to secure a debt of §56.16, due on the first day of July following.' It wras acknowledged before a justice of the peace, but in a different precinct from that in which the mortgagor resided, and was never recorded. It also appears, that one Erick Hubbard held a judgment for §22.40 and costs, against the mortgagor, which was, on the 5th of June, 1867, assigned to Horace L. Sage, and he had an execution issued on the 12th of that month, which was placed in the…