Letter, 1788 September 12, n.p., to [Timothea?] Allen & [Alexander?] Montgomery and Gentleman Auditors, [Richmond, Va.].

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Letter, 1788 September 12, n.p., to [Timothea?] Allen & [Alexander?] Montgomery and Gentleman Auditors, [Richmond, Va.].

Concerns his lawsuit against Robert Morris.

1 p. ; 25 cm.

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