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in  the  sum  of  One  thousand  dollars,  lawful  money  of  the  United

States,  to  he  levied  of  our  respective  goods  and  chattels,  lands

and  tenements,  and  to  be  void  on  this  condition,  that  the  said

James  Robh  shall  prosecute  his  claim  at  the  next  Court  of

Common  Pleas  to  be  held  for  the  said  County  of  Chester.
Taken  and  Acknowledged,  ]  Jambs  Robe,

April  6,  A.  D.  1860,  before  Sbth  Jones,

John  Graves,  (  Abel  Lea.
John  Newlin,  JJ.  P.
14. — Notice  to  Tenant  on  Non-payment  of  Rent.
p.  503.     pi.  21.
To  John  Gregg:

There  being  the  sum  of  Fifty  dollars,  now  due  and  in  arrear
from  you  for  rent  of  the  house,  &c.  (describe  it,)  in  your  pos-
session, under  lease  from  me,  and  there  being  no  goods  on  said
premises  adequate  to  pay  the  said  rent,  the  payment  of  which
is  hereby  demanded,  except  such  articles  as  are  exempt  from
levy  and  sale  by  the  laws  of  this  Commonwealth,  you  are  hereby
notified  to  quit  the  said  premises  within  fifteen  days  from  the
date  hereof,  or  pay  and  satisfy  the  rent  so  due  and  in  arrear.
Witness  my  hand  the  Second  day  of  April,  1860.
James  Wills.
15. — Complaint  to  Justices  on  Non-payment  of  Bent.
p.  503.     pi.  21.
To  John  Graves  and  John  Newlin,  Esquires,  two  Justices  of
the  Peace  of  said  County :

The  complaint  of  James  Wills  represents,  that  on  the  First
day  of  January,  A.  D.  1859,  he  demised  to  John  Gregg  a
house,  &c.,  (describing  it,)  for  the  term  of  two  years  from  the
First  day  of  April  then  next,  reserving  an  annual  rent  of  One
hundred  dollars,  payable  in  half  yearly  payments,  on  the  First


452  LANDLOEX)  AND  TENANT.
