Letter, 1790 October 11.

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Letter, 1790 October 11.

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Letter, unaddressed, discussing the payment of interest certificates issued in the State of Georgia. Hamilton warns (presumably bank officials) to be wary of counterfeit certificates. He also distinguishes between these certificates and those issued prior to March 1, 1788.

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American Periodical Series I

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