and, that the same, when so paid in, may be laid out and invested in like stock, and that a new receiver may be appointed, to get all the arrears of rent, and from the several tenants of the premises. Dated, this day of Your's, &c. E. F. Sol'r. for Plaintiff. To N. A. Solicitor for Defendant. Notice of motion to produce a deed at the hearing of a cause. In Chancery. A. B. Complainant, Between and C. D. Defendant. day of The defendant intends to move this honorable court, on Tuesday next, being the or as soon after as counsel can be heard, that the complainant may produce at the bearing of this cause, the settlement made on the marriage of C. D. and E. his wife, (the father and mother of the defendant C. D.) bearing date the day of and also the lease of the premises in question, bearing date, the fendant for day of granted to the deday of 1818. E. F. Defendant's solicitor. To G. H. Esq. Com plainant's solicitor. S Notice of motion to amend a bill, so as not to dissolve the injunction In Chancery. day of The complainant intends to move this honorable court, on Tuesday, the inst. or as soon thereafter as counsel can be beard, that he may be at liberty to amend bis bill, by adding parties, amending defendant's office copy, and praying no fur ther answer, without prejudice to the injunction already obtained. Notice to enlarge publication, until defendant in a cross cause shall have answered the cross bill. In Chancery. Between A. B. Plaintiff, C. D. Defendant. The said C. D. the defendant in the original cause, and complain. ant in the cross suit, intends to move this court on Tuesday next, the inst. or as soon after as counsel can be day of heard, that publication in the original cause may be further en larged, until a fortnight after the defendant in the cross cause shall have fully answered the said bill. Dated, the day of To G. H. Esq. 1818. E. F. Solicitor for Defendant. G CERTIFICATES. Certificate of the appointment of a guardian, and caption of the answer by such guardian. To the Honorable James Kent, Chancellor of the state of New-York. We whose names are hereunto subscribed in pursuance of the commission hereunto annexed to us, and to others directed, did cause E F. the infant in the said commission named, to come before us, who chose G. H. of the city of New York, gentleman, to be his guardian, to answer and defend this suit in his behalf, and they have assigned G. H. to be his guardian accordingly, and the said G. H. in the said city of New York, was on day of sworn on the Holy Evangelists, to the truth of the answer of the said E. F. as his guardian, by virtue of the said commission before us. Dated this day of 1818. L. M. N. 0. Certificate from the clerk that there were no proceedings had after In Chancery. replication. Between A. B. Complainant, These are to certify, that the defendant's answer to the plaintiff's bill, was filed the plied the day of day of to which the plaintiff resince which there have been no These are to certify, that the bill in the above cause was filed in my office, on the day of and that no appearance or answer has been filed with me on the part of the said defendant. Dated, 1818. Elmendorf, clerk. 1 Certificate of the Examiner of the defendant not attending to be In Chancery. examined. Between A. B. Complainant, C. D. Defendant. These are to certify, that on the interrogatories were exhibited in my office by the complainant in this cause, for the examination of the defendant, touching a contempt, alleged to be by him committed, for breach of an injunction obtained in this cause, since which time the defendant hath not attended to be examined thereupon, Dated this day of 1818. A. B. Examiner. A Master's Certificate of books, papers, and writings, being left with In Chancery. In pursuance of a decree made on the hearing of this cause, bear day of ing date the 1818, I have been attended by the solicitor for the complainant, and by the defendant C. D. and by bis solicitor; and the said defendant hath this day produced before, and left with me, several books, papers, and writings, by affidavit and schedule, and hath by the said affidavit made oath, that he hath no other books, papers, or writings, in his custody, or power, concerning the matters in question in this cause, than which are mentioned and set forth in the said schedule, (saving, and except as the said affidavit is excepted,) all which I humbly certify to this honorahle court. day of Dated this 1818. J. H. Master in Chancery. A Master's Certificate, that a commission to examine witnesses is In Chancery. necessary. Between A. B. Complainant, day of C. D. Defendant. In pursuance of the decree, made on the hearing of this cause, dated the Jast past, I have been attended by the complainant's solicitor, and the said complainant's solicitor having exhibited before me a charge in behalf of several creditors of Esquire, deceased, the testator in the said decree, named in respect to several debts claimed to be due to them respectively from the said testator's estate on several mortgages And, it being alleged, that the said creditors, and their witnesses, who can prove such charges, live or reside in the county of I humbly certify, that I think it reasonable a commission should issue there for the examination of said creditors and their witnesses, returnable without delay; there the complainant and defendant may join, if they think fit, that being the day of 1818. J. H. The Form of a Judge's Certificate of the Trial at the sittings of an action brought by an order of the Court of Chancery. In Chancery. Between A. B. Plaintiff, I do hereby certify to his honor the Chancellor, that this cause was tried before me, at the last sittings, holden for the city and county of New-York, by a special jury, after a view of the places in question; and that the verdict given for the plaintiff (particularly set forth in the postea,) was to my satisfaction; that the trial lasted about hours; and a great deal of written evidence, and a great number of living witnesses were produced on both sides. I thought the balance of evidence turned in favor of the plaintiff; and, I believe the jury could not but receive a good deal of additional light from the view of the places in dispute. So that upon the whole, my opinion is, that they gave a very correct verdict. New-York, day of |