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IIolcling said Court at Carlisle, the ~~_
TIIIJ PI+;TITION OF ~~~~= ~~~>~~z~~~~~ ~~z-
Pespectfully represents,
'T'hat he has been arrested in execution and given bond conditioned for his appearance to talc the benciit of the
Insolvent Laws of this Commonwealth, agreeably to the provisions of the Acts of Assembly in such case made
and provided ; that he has resided within this State for sis months and more, immediately preceding this, his
applicatigri ; that lie oilers to deliver up to the use of his Creditors, all his property, real, personal, and mixed,
to wl~t'ch'hc is in any manneuentitled ; a Schedule whereof, together with a list of his creditors, and the nature
and amount of their debts, as far as he can ascertain them, with a statement of his losses, and the means whcrc-
by lie became insolvent, arc exhibited with, and annexed to, his I'ctition : IIc therefore prays to be allowed
the benefit of U~c several Acts of Assembly of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, made for the rcliaf of L~-
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,fie becume Insvlventa
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The aforesaic] Petitioner being duly *.vo-L. according to law, loth say, that all the fads
contained iu the foregoing Petition, Sched Ile, List, and S at tement, are true, to the hest of his knowledge and
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KNOW AE2, MEN EY' 2' ciE~E PRE~EN~~, TII:?l~' T, ~=~~.-{-~y~ ~~y-Zi'-z t
~ t~IC 1`,'1tE7111 ]latlle<l .hetlt1011e1', do hereby assign, transfer, set over, and
deliver up unto ~ rG.~.~ ~~ 1-.~.t_
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•iwe ~f my creditors, in pursuance of the directions of the Act of Assembly, all my Estate, real, personal, and
mixed, reversions and remainders, which I now have, possess, claim, or am in any respect entitled to, in any
place whatever, in trust, for themselves, and my other creditors.
Ix VV}mNESS WIiE1tE0T, I have hereunto set my hand and seal, this 'J
day of ~~y-Lj• in the year of onr Lord, one thousand eight lutndred and ilMrlti:-/,~`"','~,rj''~~LL. L
SL.?LED J1R'D DELIFL711;D Z;V TILE I'IIESF,?1'Cn OT' / '
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