The letters of a farmer to the people of Georgia: or, The constitutionality, policy, and legality of the late sales of western lands examined To which is added, an attempt to distinguish party from patriotism, by shewing some of the leading features of each - Farmer (Printed by W.P. Young, at Franklin's Head, 1796)
Defending the constitutionality of the land sales. Written in response to James Jackson's "The letters of Sicilius, to the citizens of the state of Georgia, on the constitutionality, the policy, and the legality of the late sale of western lands, in the state of Georgia, considered in a series of letters, by a citizen of that state. August 1795.". - Evans, 30689. - Gould & Morgan. South Carolina, 1216. - Six letters; each signed: A farmer