Pennsylvania Act 1870-10 — ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF DEEDS AND OTHER INSTRUMENTS IN THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

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ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF DEEDS AND OTHER INSTRUMENTS IN THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
               Act of Feb. 23, (1807) 1870, P.L. 32, No. 10           Cl. 68
                                  AN ACT

     Relating to the acknowledgment of deeds and other instruments in
        the District of Columbia.

        Section 1.  May be taken in the District of Columbia
        The provisions of the third section of the Act of Assembly
     entitled "An Act relating to the authentication of letters of
     attorney, protests of notaries public and assignments made out
     of the state, and to the acknowledgment of deeds, " approved
     December 14, 1854, for taking and certifying acknowledgments of
     deeds and other instruments of writing, executed in any of the
     United States, are hereby extended to the District of Columbia,
     with like effect as if the said district had been therein
     specially mentioned and included; and all such acknowledgments
     heretofore taken and certified in the said district, in the
     manner provided in said section, are hereby validated and
     confirmed, and the deeds and other instruments so acknowledged,
     and the records thereof when recorded, shall be deemed as valid
     and effectual as if said district had been mentioned and
     included in the provisions of said section.  1870, Feb. 23, P.L.
     32, Sec. 1.