An edition of A certificate and a letter inclosing the same, written by a gentleman in New-york, to his correspondent in Kings County
(1800)
A certificate and a letter inclosing the same, written by a gentleman in New-york, to his correspondent in Kings County.
by Nicholas Evertson
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Campaign literature, Elections, BroadsidesPeople
King's County farmer, Joseph SharpePlaces
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A certificate and a letter inclosing the same, written by a gentleman in New-york, to his correspondent in Kings County.
1800, s.n.
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A certificate and a letter inclosing the same, written by a gentleman in New-york, to his correspondent in Kings County.
1800, s.n.
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in English
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Edition Notes
The letter is signed by Nicholas Evertson and dated: New-York, April 26, 1800.
The certificate, signed by Caleb S. Riggs, William W. Woolsey, and John Oothout, attests that "it was a matter of common observation among the members of the Legislature that the said Jacob Sharpe jun. was frequently intoxicated during the session."
Evans 37388.
Microfiche. [New York : Readex Microprint, 1985] 11 x 15 cm. (Early American imprints. First series ; no. 37388)
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