Petition against Thomas Gibbons, 1819 November 15 [n.p.].

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Petition against Thomas Gibbons, 1819 November 15 [n.p.].

Gibbons has violated rights given to J.R. Livingston, R.R. Livingston, and Robert Fulton by navigating his steamboats between New York and Elizabeth Town, N.J. Gibbons is represented by John V. Henry.

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