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Wednesday, May 6, 1789Wednesday, 6 May 1789Peter Bonnetheau to Pierce Butler, Wednesday, 6 May 1789Samuel Livermore to Benjamin West, Wednesday, 6 May 1789William Maclay to Benjamin Rush, Wednesday, 6 May 1789Theodore Sedgwick to Samuel Henshaw, Wednesday, 6 May 1789Roger Sherman to Simeon Baldwin, Wednesday, 6 May 1789Roger Sherman to David Howell, Wednesday, 6 May 1789Thomas Scott, President, Washington County, Pennsylvania, to the Pennsylvania Society for Promoting the Abolition of Slavery, Wednesday, 6 May 1789Other Documents, Wednesday, 6 May 1789Gazette of the United States, 6 May 1789The Daily Advertiser, 6 May 1789Lloyd’s Notes, 6 May 1789The Congressional Register, 6 May 1789William Maclay to Andrew Ellicott, 6 May 1789Thomas Fitzsimons, State of Tonnage in the United States, 6 May 1789
 
 
 

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