Letter from the chairman of the committee appointed on the petition of sundry citizens of Baltimore, stockholders in the funds of the United States

Letter from the chairman of the committee appointed on the petition of sundry citizens of Baltimore, stockholders in the funds of the United States

to Edward Hall, Esquire, commissioner of loans for the state of Maryland : with his answer thereto.

by Phone Number List

Part of Early American imprints -- no. 30200.

1813

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