Letters, 1790 January 12.

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Letters, 1790 January 12.

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Two letters written by Increase Sumner, the governor of Massachusetts, concerning complaints about the conduct of Sheriff Henderson during a visit of President George Washington. The letters inform the selectmen of Boston (the complaintants) and Henderson when the issue is to be brought before the Council. Written at Boston, Mass.

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