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The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania to the Sheriff of Cumberland County,
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in the Court of Common Pleas, to wit, of the term of , ,,.
in the year of our Lord, one thousand eight hundred and fifty F
before J.R.MES H. GRAHAM, Esq., and his associate Judges of the
same Court, did, by consideration of the same Court, recover against
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late of your county, az a certain sum of e<LLe4, =Z1
d6<2u4, ��,, �� y f i 6 lawful money of Pennsylvania, debt, as also
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in the same Court were likewise adjudged for 4, damages which Z_ sustained by occasion
of the detention of that debt, whereof the said
convict as appears of record, V.
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AND wolawszz.,1 the said Judgment to preserve the Lien, according to the act of as-
sembly in such case made and provided, should be revived, as is suggested to us by the said
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as also execution of said Judgment remains to be made, as on the information of the said
we have received, and we being willing that those things which in our same Court are rightly
acted, should be brought to due execution ; THEREFORE, we coznznand you that, by good
and lawful men of your bailiwick, you make known to the said
that / be and aprar before our said Judges at Carlisle, at our Court of Common Pleas, there
to beheld the sjeaut .Monday of • next, to show cause, if any / X
why the said ought not to have - y said judgment revived
as aforesaid, and why he ought not to have execution against for 'i debt and damages