Bedford

— There are appeals in this case from a judgment in favor of plaintiff foreclosing a mortgage, from an order refusing defendants’ motion for a new trial, and also from an order of the court denying the motion of defendants to set aside a sale of the mortgaged premises made under an execution in the action.

The mortgage covers separate parcels of land in what is known as Ontario Colony, and contains a provision by which the mortgagees agree to “ release from the lien of this mortgage those parts, portions, or subdivisions of said' mortgaged premises designated on said plat of said town of Magnolia as fronting on Euclid Avenue, upon the payment to said parties of the sum of $200 for each of said lots; all lots fronting on First, Second, and Third streets, north of D Street, upon the payment to them of $120 for each of said lots; all lots fronting on First, Second, and Third streets, north of D street, upon the payment to them of $140 for each of said lots; all lots fronting on Fourth Street, upon payment to them of $90 for each of said lots; and all lots fronting on Fifth and Sixth streets, and Camper’s Avenue, upon the payment to them of $80 for each of said lots.”

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