Warrant : Philadelphia, 1760 Jan. 30.

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Warrant : Philadelphia, 1760 Jan. 30.

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Authorizes Richard McWilliam to administer the oath of office to Samuel Chew, who has been appointed attorney-general for New-Castle, Kent, and Sussex Counties.

1 item (1 p.) ; 18 x 31 cm.

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