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such notice need not be served by the process officer of the Court.

2. When a duplicate decree, dismiss, or order is allowed to issue, there shall be written or stamped upon the face of the same, in large letters, the word "Duplicate," and which word is to have the initials of the Clerk of the Peace affixed thereto.

3. Where a decree, dismiss, or order can be renewed by affidavit only, or on notice, no Civil Bill process shall be brought on the same.

4. In every case where a decree, dismiss, or order is sought to be renewed upon notice, no renewal is to issue without an affidavit of the party empowered to make the same, being first handed in to the Clerk of the Peace; such affidavit to state the amount then due on foot of such original decree, dismiss, or order.

5. No decree, dismiss, or order shall be renewed upon notice, or upon affidavit, unless the original decree, dismiss, or order, or a duplicate thereof, and all previous renewals of the same, are delivered in to the Clerk of the Peace, who shall write, or cause to be written, on the face of such original decree and each renewal thereof, that such original decree was renewed, specifying date of each renewal, and the Clerk of the Peace shall sign the same.

1. At the hearing of every ejectment for non-payment of rent the Clerk of the Peace shall enter in the ejectment book the sum of money ascertained to be due and owing for rent, and the time up to which the same is due, and the Clerk of the Peace shall compare with such entry the statement in the decree in such ejectment of the amount of rent so ascertained to be due before he signs his name to such decree; and the Clerk of the Peace shall certify on such decree the amount of rent so ascertained, and the date up to which same is due.

2. In ejectments for non-payment of rent, when the plaintiff obtains a decree for possession, he shall annex to the decree, for the signature of the Judge, the bill of costs claimed against the defendant in order to have the same taxed, and in default of his so doing no execution for costs shall be awarded by such decree.

3. Where the defendant in a Civil Bill ejectment for non-payment of rent, or any other person entitled to redeem the lands evicted by a decree for possession had in such ejectment proceedings, is desirous to obtain a writ of restitution to be restored to the possession of the land after such decree has been executed, such person shall serve a notice upon the plaintiff in said Civil Bill ejectment, in the form in the schedule to these