Sargent, W. (1800). May 28th, 1800: The following copies of authenticated letters from N. Hunter, "an accredited agent of Cato West, George Brandon ... and David Greenleaf--stiling themselves a committee regularly chosen by the inhabitants of the Mississippi Territory, for the purpose of petitioning for a redress of grievances," were received last evening by the governor and judges. They offer them to the editor of the "Impartial observer" for publication. From the office of J. Green.
Chicago-Zitierstil (17. Ausg.)Sargent, Winthrop. May 28th, 1800: The Following Copies of Authenticated Letters from N. Hunter, "an Accredited Agent of Cato West, George Brandon ... and David Greenleaf--stiling Themselves a Committee Regularly Chosen by the Inhabitants of the Mississippi Territory, for the Purpose of Petitioning for a Redress of Grievances," Were Received Last Evening by the Governor and Judges. They Offer Them to the Editor of the "Impartial Observer" for Publication. S.l: From the office of J. Green, 1800.
MLA-Zitierstil (9. Ausg.)Sargent, Winthrop. May 28th, 1800: The Following Copies of Authenticated Letters from N. Hunter, "an Accredited Agent of Cato West, George Brandon ... and David Greenleaf--stiling Themselves a Committee Regularly Chosen by the Inhabitants of the Mississippi Territory, for the Purpose of Petitioning for a Redress of Grievances," Were Received Last Evening by the Governor and Judges. They Offer Them to the Editor of the "Impartial Observer" for Publication. From the office of J. Green, 1800.