Excerpt from Perambulations of Cosmopolite, or Travels and Labors of Lorenzo Dow, in Europe and America: Including a Brief Account of His Early Life and Christian Experience, as Contained in His Journal; To Which Is Added His Chain, Journey From Babylon to Jerusalem, Dialogue Between Curious and Singular, Hints on the Fulfilment of Prophecy, &C., &C

And I, the said Notary, do further certify, that on the same day and year last aforesaid, also appeared before me, the Reverend Nicholas Snethen, of New York, and James Quackenbush, of the State of New York, gentleman, who being by me also sworn on the Holy Evangelists of Almighty God, depose and say and first the said Nicholas Snethen saith, that he is well acquainted with the said Lorenzo Dow, and has known him from his youth to this time and this deponent has been also well acquainted with the parents of the said Lorenzo Dow: that the said Lorenzo Dow is a native of the United States of America, and a Minister of the Holy Gospel, and the said deponent doth verily believe that all the facts herein stated and set forth by the said Lorenzo Dow, are true.

And the said James Quackenbush saith, that he hath known the said Loren 20 Dow, for four years last past, and upwards - that he hath always understood, and doth believe him to be a native citizen of the United States Of America, and doth believe that all the facts to which the said Lorenzo Dow hath above de posed, are true. And the said Lorenzo Dow being such native citizen as afore said, of the United States of America, is entitled to all the advantages and privi leges thereof, and to the friendly aid and protection of all persons, Potentates and States, with whom the said United States are in peace and friendship.

Whereof an attestation being required, I have granted this under my notarial firm and seal.

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