Register of loan office certificates showing interest to December 31, 1786, 1788.

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Register of loan office certificates showing interest to December 31, 1786, 1788.

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A register (v.1080) listing loan office certificates presented at the loan office and the interest paid on them pursuant to the requisition of Congress dated October 11, 1787. Listed for certificates presented are the date, name of holder, number of each denomination, inclusive serial numbers, amount of each certifcate, amount of each denomination, total face value, rate of exchange, and total specie value; for interest due, the date of commencement of interest, date of conclusion of interest (Dec. 31, 1786), and amount of interest due; and for interest paid, the name of payee, number of vouchers, and amount of each payment.

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