Chester  county,  ss.
John  Gregg  being  duly  sworn  says,  that  the  statements  in
the  foregoing  exceptions  are  true,  as  he  verily  believes.
John  Gregg.
Sworn  and  subscribed,  Febru-  ^
ary  10,  A.  D.  1855,  before
James  Davis,

Prothonotary.
11. — Agreement  under  6th  Section  of  Act  o/1836.
p.  42.     pi.  6.
George  Wills  )  In  the  Court  of  Common  Pleas  of  Chester


V.  >     county.
John  Gregg.    J  Of  January  Term,  1855.    No.  T.
February  6,  1855.  It  is  agreed  that  a  rule  be  entered  in
said  court  for  referring  the  matters  in  controversy  in  said  suit
to  Andrew  Reed,  Job  Jackson  and  Philip  Martin,  mutually
chosen  by  the  parties,  (or  any  two  of  them  agreeing,  as  it  may
be,)  agreeably  to  the  provisions  of  the  sixth  section  of  the  Act
of  June  16,  A.  B.  1836,  relating  to  reference  and  arbitration.
Referees  to  meet  on  ten  days'  notice,  ex  parte,  (or  as  may  be.)

William  Marshall,

Attorney  for  plaintiff.
Samuel  Lewis,
Attorney  for  defendant.
c,  AEBITKATION.
12. — Reference  under  Act  of  1806.
p.  43.    pi.  9.
George  Wills  \

\
JoHX  Gbbgg.     J

It  is  agreed  between  George  Wills  and  John  Gregg,  desirous

of  settHng  a  dispute  arising,  (set  out  the  dispute,)  that  such

dispute  he  referred  to  Andrew  Reed,  Job  Jackson  and  Philip

Martin,  (or  as  it  may  be,)  agreeably  to  the  provisions  of  the

Act  of  March  21,  1806,  to  regulate  arbitrations,  &c.     Referees

to  meet  on  ten  days'  notice,  ex  parte.    Witness  our  hands  the

sixth  day  of  February,  A.  D.  1855.
Executed  in  the   pre-
sence of

William  Marshall,
Samuel  Lewis.
George  Wills,
John  Gregg.
Chester  county,  ««.
