Account book, 1784-1789.

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Account book, 1784-1789.

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Records of costs for lawsuits appearing before the Supreme, Chancery, and Mayor's courts convening in New York City (1784-1789). Lists cases with associated fees, many certified with the signatures of Justice Richard Morris, Mayor James Duane, or Recorder Richard Varick.

1 v. (245 p.)

New-York Historical Society

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