
    DEED.
    KNAPPEN against WOOSTER.
    
      Chittenden,
    
    1816.
   A deed, purporting to be a conveyance in fee, by Baron and Feme, of land of the Feme, and not acknowledged by the Feme separate and apart from her baron, is good under the statute as against the baron, and his right is thereby transferred. A note of hand, executed in consideration of such conveyance, is not void, for want of consideration.

See Covenant.  