Acts. 249

Appurtenances thereunto belonging or appertaining be & hereby are
vested & settled in the said Samuel Cookson his Heirs & Assigns
for ever as fully & absolutely as if the same had been by the said
William Bond in his Lifetime & the said Susannah his Wife legally &
actually conveyed to the said Samuel Cookson in Fee Simple.
And be it further enacted that the said Samuel Cookson shall out
of the Balance now in his Hands pay unto the said Susannah Bond
the Sum of seventy Pounds seven Shillings & four Pence Pennsyl-
vania Currency in Satisfaction of her Right of Dower in the Lands
aforesaid & shall pay unto the Administrators of the said William
Bond the Sum of ninety four Pounds nineteen Shillings & five
Pence like Money & also the further Sum of One hundred & sixty
six Pounds thirteen Shillings & four Pence like Money at or upon
the Death of the said Phebe Bond which two last mentioned Sums
of Money upon the Receipt of the same shall be Assetts in the
Hands of the said Administrators & paid & secured in the same
Manner as personal Estate: & shall also give Bond to the said
Administrators with good & sufficient Security to be approved of
by the Commissary General of the Province for the Payment of
the said last mentioned Sum of one hundred & sixty six Pounds
thirteen Shillings & four Pence at or upon the Death of the said
Phebe Bond & if the said Samuel Cookson shall refuse or neglect
to give such Bond with Security then the Lands aforesaid shall be
& are hereby charged with the Payment of the said Sum of one
hundred & sixty six Pounds thirteen Shillings & four Pence & if
the said Samuel Cookson shall refuse or neglect to pay the aforesaid
Sum of seventy Pounds seven Shillings & four Pence to the said
Susannah Bond or shall refuse or neglect to pay the aforesaid Sum
ninety four Pounds nineteen Shillings & five Pence to the Administra-
tors aforesaid then the Lands aforesaid shall be & are hereby charged
with the Payment of such said Sum or Sums of Money as shall
be so as aforesaid refused or neglected to be paid, Saving to the
Heirs of the said William Bond the Liberty of shewing Cause, if
any the said Heirs have or can shew, to the Chancellor of this
Province for the Time being, at any Time within six Months after
the said Heirs shall arrive at the Age of twenty one Years, why the
Contract & Obligation aforesaid by the said Samuel Cookson entered
into with the said William Bond, ought not to have been specifically
performed & upon such Case shewn to the Satisfaction of the said
Chancellor then & in such Case this Act shall be void any Clause
Matter or Thing herein to the Contrary notwithstanding.

Liber R. G.
1771

By the Lower House of
Assembly, Nov.^r 6.^th 1771
Read & assented to.
Signed by Order,
Jn.^o Duckett Cl. Lo. Ho.

On Behalf of the Right
Honble the Lord Pro-
prietary of this Province
I Will this Be a Law.
Robt Eden.

By the Upper House of
Assembly, Nov.^r 6.^th 1771.
Read & assented to.
Signed by Order
U. Scott Cl. Up. Ho.

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The Great Seal
in Wax Appendant.