church from whence the same was extracted by the said parish clerk, and found that the said certificate was a true and faithful copy thereof: IN TESTIMONY, &c. &c.

Of a duplicate protest.

I, I. M. of London, notary public, &c. DO hereby certify, &c. THAT the above and before written, is a duplicate or true copy of a certain instrument of PROTEST, made before me, and taken and subscribed from my registry of all notarial acts, by and before me sped and done, in book marked —, in fol. IN WITNESS,&c.

Of a signature of a chief magistrate.

I, I. M. of &c. notary public &c. DO hereby certify &c. THAT the signature A. B. mayor, at the foot of the foregoing affidavit, is of the own proper writing of the right honourable A. B. lord mayor of this city, in whose presence oath was this day administered in due form of law to Mr. C. D. the deponent named in the said affidavit, and who signed the same in my presence; therefore full faith and credit ought to he given thereto in court and thereout. LONDON, this day of

Certificate of an account.

I, I. M. of &c. notary public &c. DO hereby certify &c. THAT the account hereunto annexed is a true and faithful extract from the book called the ledger of Mr. A. B. of &c. I, the said notary, having this day collated the same, and found the said account to agree in every respect with the said ledger; act whereof being required of me the said notary, I have granted these presents under my notarial form and seal of office, to serve and avail as occasion shall or may require. DONE &c.

Certificate of signatures to a policy of insurance. I, I. M. of &c. notary public &c. &c. THAT on this day of

DO hereby certify in the year of our

day of

now

Lord, personally came and appeared Mr. A. B. of the said city of- merchant, who produced to me the said notary a policy of insurance, WHEREIN I saw and read, that the said A. B. did on the last past, and as well in his own name, as for and in the name and names of all and every other person to whom the same did, might, or should appertain, in part or in all, make assurance, and cause himself and them and every

of them to be insured, lost or not lost, at and from to- in the sum of - upon any kind of goods and merchandises whatsoever loaded or to be loaden on board the good ship or vessel called the

whereof

was

master. And I do further certify, that at the foot of the said policy of insurance so produced to me the said notary as aforesaid was wrote C. D. £day of E. F. £OF WHICH ACTS, &c.

pr received

pr received

day of

Certificate of merchants to the signature of a notary. WE the undersigned, public merchants of this

of

DO hereby certify and attest, THAT I. M. who hath granted and signed the foregoing is a public notary of this - and that on all acts and instruments thus by him signed, full faith and credit are and ought to be given in court and thereout.

Dated this

day of

in the year &c.

Another of Notaries.

WE the undersigned, public notaries, of the

of

DO hereby certify unto all to whom it may concern, THAT I. M. who hath signed the foregoing act, is a sworn public notary, practising in this and that to all acts thus by him signed, full faith and credit are and ought to be given in judicature and thereout. WITNESS our hands in this day of

Certificate of the damage of goods by sea water, &c.

day of

-9 came

I, I. M. of &c. notary public &c. DO hereby certify and attest &c. THAT on this and appeared A. B. of and G. H. of

-, agent for C. D. ofwho severally declared, and first the

said A. B. for himself declared, that on the

day of

now last past, at the request of the said C. D. he

entered at the custom house of the said

of paper, marked —, and No. ship or vessel called the

landed and opened at the keys of the said custom-house, were found to be damaged, and

and upon careful

bales

examination by the said appearer of the said of paper, the said damage appeared to be occasioned by sea water, (or as the case may be). AND the said appearer G. H. for himself declared, that he purchased of the said C. D. the said bales of paper, at and for the

damaged as aforesaid, AND the said G. H. bales of paper

and therefore lessened in value. further declared, that had the said arrived in good and sound condition, they would have been worth the full sum of - -: ALL which the said appearers declare to be true, and that they are ready to confirm the same on oath when thereto required. ACT, &c.

Another, and that half of the duties were remitted.

I, I. M. of &c. notary public &c. DO hereby certify &c. THAT on this —, at the request

day of

of A. B. of &c. I the said notary went to the warehouse belonging to the custom-house of the said

of

and there speaking to one of the clerks belonging to the said wharehouse, he produced to me a book called wherein in fol.

day of

I found, saw and read, that on the last, the said A. B. entered at the

casks

which came from - in the ship or vessel called the C. D. master; and upon the said goods and merchandises being surveyed in the said wharehouse, it appears and was adjudged, that of the said part of the above mentioned goods and merchandises, had received damage by the case may be) to the amount of one half; accordingly one half of his majesty's duties on the said goods and merchandises were remitted. Of which ACT, &c.

Certificate of account sales of damaged goods.

(as

at the auctioneer

I, I. M. Esq. notary public for the commonwealth of Pennsylvania, duly commissioned and qualified, dwelling in the city of Philadelphia, DO HEREBY CERTIFY, that who attest the annexed account sales in proper signature to me notary well known, time of subscribing the same, and now for the said city of Philadelphia, duly commissioned and qualified, and by law authorised to make sale of goods damaged at sea for account of whom it may concern. IN TESTIMONY whereof I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my notarial seal, at Philadelphia aforesaid, this day of- in the year of

our Lord

Certificate of the neutrality of property.
day of

ON this
Lord one thousand eight hundred and

in the year of our before me,

I. M. Esq. notary public for the commonwealth of Pennsylvania, duly commissioned and authorised by law to administer oaths and affirmations, dwelling in the city of who being duly Philadelphia, personally came

according to law, on his solemn
mentioned in the annexed
whereof

says, that the
here shipped in the

and

is master,

now bound from this port of Philadelphia for the port of CITIZENS of are the sole property of —

the UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, and that no CITIZEN OR SUBJECT of the present belligerent powers or any of them, hath any share, part, or interest therein, diare bona fide rectly nor indirectly, and that the said bound directly for the said port of

as above, before me

QUOD MANU AC SIGILLO NOTARIALI ATTEStor.

thousand eight hundred

in the year of our Lord one before me, I. M. Esq. notary

public, dwelling in the city of Philadelphia,personally came

and made

that he is a

STATES, that he is aged

county, state of

feet

made

inches,
that

and a CITIZEN

- years,

hair,

is well ac

and verily believes he was born in

Sworn as above before me

Certificate that an unregistered ship is American property. ON this day of in the year, before me I. M. Esq. notary public for the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, duly commissioned and qualified, dwelling in the city of Philadelphia, and authorised by law to administer oaths and affirmations, personally came and being duly according to law on that

a citizen of the United States of America; that the property of the said vessel is solely vested in that no subject or citizen of any foreign prince or state has directly or indirectly by way of trust, confidence, or otherways, any interest in the said vessel or in the issues or that she has profits thereof: That the said vessel that her

length is, her breadth

and that she measures

sterned

- and has

——, her depth

tons, that she is a

as above, before me the said notary.

IN TESTIMONY whereof I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my notarial seal at Philadelphia, the day and year herein first above written.

Certificate of bank stock standing on the books to the credit of A.

I, I. M. Esq. notary public for the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, duly commissioned and qualified, dwelling in the city of Philadelphia, CERTIFY and make known, that on this day I went to the bank of the United States in said city and examined the books of the said bank and found therein entered to the credit of- - share of stock of the said bank, and which said stock is transferable only at the said bank by the said personally or by attorney, as appears by the original certificate thereof, numbered from

inclusive

IN TESTIMONY whereof I the said notary have hereunto set my hand and notarial seal of office at Philadelphia aforesaid, the

day of

in the

year of our Lord

Certificate of six per cent. stock to the credit of A. on thẻ books of the commissioner of loans.

(No.

*

Arms of the United States)

BE it known that there is due from the UNITED STATES OF AMER

ICA unto

the sum of

or

assigns bearing interest at ******* six per cent. per annum, from the first inclusively; payable quarter-yearly, and subject to redemption by payments, not exceeding, in one year, on account both of principal and interest, the proportion of eight dollars upon the hundred of the stock bearing interest at six per cent. created by virtue of an act making provision for the debt of the United States, passed on the 4th day of August, 1790, which debt is recorded in this office, and is transferable only by appearance in person, or by attorney, at the proper office, according to the rules and forms instituted for that purpose.

The principal above mentioned is however subject to deductions for such payments as have or shall be made annually by the United States, pursuant to the act, entitled, "An act making further provision for the support of pub