Circular regarding imports, 1808 March 21.

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Circular regarding imports, 1808 March 21.

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Circular to Edward Pope, collector of New Bedford, Mass., signed by Albert Gallatin of the United States Treasury. It concerns imports and exports to and from the United States and procedures for conforming with the embargo act passed 1808 March 12.

2 pages.

American Periodical Series I

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