REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE TO WHICH WAS REFERRED...THE MEMORIAL OF THE LEGISLATURE OF THE MISSISSIPPI TERRITORY, PRAYING FOR ADMISSION INTO THE UNION, AS AN INDEPENDENT STATE. December 29, 1815. [9]

REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE TO WHICH WAS REFERRED...THE MEMORIAL OF THE LEGISLATURE OF THE MISSISSIPPI TERRITORY, PRAYING FOR ADMISSION INTO THE UNION, AS AN INDEPENDENT STATE. December 29, 1815. [9]
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1815 · [Washington

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[Washington, 1815. 6pp, caption title [as issued], disbound and toned. Good+.

Considering the terms of the Georgia Cession of the Mississippi Territory to the United States, the Committee recommends admission.
AI 36393 [2]. Not in De Renne. (Inventory #: 25113)
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