Letter : Richmond [Va.], to the Gentlemen Justices of Botetourt [County, Va.], 1800 June 23.

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Letter : Richmond [Va.], to the Gentlemen Justices of Botetourt [County, Va.], 1800 June 23.

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Letter, dated June 23, 1800 in Richmond, from James Monroe, governor of Virginia, to the justices of the court of Botetourt County, concerning the collection of back taxes for 1783-1785.

1 item (1 folded sheet (4 p.)) ; 25 cm.

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